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Please email us with your particular problems. We will always get back to you with our recommendations and even consult with you over the telephone if you like.
What is a Cosmeceutical?
A cosmeceutical product is a topical product used to treat the skin from the outside. It's has the unique ability to penetrate into the dermal or living layer of the skin and effect a change from the inside out.
Skin Deep Pharmaceuticals are produced in a FDA licensed facility in the Unites States.
Why should I use a Cosmeceutical rather than a cosmetic from the mall or drug store?
If you want to see results that can give you a greater chance of avoiding surgery in the future, a cosmeceutical product is your best hope. There are many studies that prove the efficacy of product ingredients. Search the web for many case studies. Great care is taken when blending ingredients that work together to synthesize the rebuilding of the fibroblast cell and the collagen/elastin matrix. These type of products stimulate your bodies own ability to create new collagen rather than you receiving injections to plump up your skin when the damage has already occurred. This results in a more natural and longer lasting benefit. Results are cumulative and your skin's tissue is actually becoming more perfect and healthy. Which will result in your skin functioning more properly as the chronological aging process is taking place. You can actually become younger looking as you are aging.What is Hyaluronic acid?
Hyaluronic acid is often touted for it's ability to "reverse" or stop aging. You may have heard that hyaluronic acid is the "key to the fountain of youth". This is because the substance occurs naturally in humans and animals, and is found in young skin, other tissues, and joint fluid (Also known as glycoaminoglycan or GAG). As you age, the daily bombardments of sun, smoke, UV rays, etc., destroy the ample hyaluronic acid. Our products will help to boost your skins natural moisture content, in any climate. It works by "pulling" the water from your body, and not the surrounding air.
**You may also consider taking a daily supplement of Hyaluronic Acid to supplement your body from the inside out! Consult with your Physician first.
What are glycolic acid and AHA's.
Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA) are really a family of acids. Glycolic is the most widely used because of it's small molecular structure. AHA is one of the safest methods of skin renewal. Their effectiveness depends of the type and concentration of the AHA, it's pH (acidity), and other ingredients in the product. AHA's become effective at concentrations of about 7% to 8% with a pH of 3.5 to 4.0. Many AHA-containing products have very little skin renewal effects because the AHA concentrations are too low and the pH is too high. The marketed purposes are mainly: to smooth fine lines and surface wrinkles, to improve skin texture and tone, to unblock and cleanse pores, to improve oily skin or acne, and to improve skin condition in general. In reality, they do increase the turnover of the skin cells and enhance the rebuilding of collagen and elastin plus improve the internal moisture holding properties of GAG's and proteoglycans. With long term use, AHA's alleviate fine to moderate wrinkles, and remove many skin lesions such as weathered skin, freckling, blotchy pigmentation, sun damage, age spots, mild acne scars, benign overgrowths of skin, and flat warts. They appear to work by causing an increased skin peeling of the lesion plus an irritation around the lesion. In time the lesion becomes smaller and is replaced by normal healthy skin.Is glycolic acid safe?
Yes. It is a 100% non-toxic substance which does not enter the blood stream when applied to your skin. It has FDA approval in smaller concentrations for the general public. It is not considered a drug and there are no bad side-effects when used according to directions. It does have sun precautions that should be followed closely. A broad spectrum block is recommended daily.How can glycolic acid help my skin problems, when so many other products have failed?
Your other products don't help because they simply can not penetrate into your skin. You first have to understand some basic knowledge regarding your skin's structure to really understand why the other products haven't been working.
The epidermis is the tough outer layer of skin, made up of individual dead cells called squamous. These cells are continuously shed as the new cells work their way up from below. The outermost layer of these squamous cells become its own layer: the stratum corneum. Glycolic acid's main function is to exfoliate this dead layer of squamous cells
The dermis is the second layer in. It is responsible for the skin's elasticity (elastin) and strength (collagen).
The sebaceous is the fatty layer which also contains most of your hair follicles.
The average skin care product ingredients can only treat the outermost layer (squamous) of the skin cells, since their molecular structures are too large to actually penetrate into the epidermis, let alone the dermis. Since these products can't really dig in and help your skin's structure, they just sit on top and temporarily improve the skins look by plumping and smoothing the dead squamous cells. This is the case with most all cosmetic products purchased from beauty counters at the mall
How do Alpha Hydroxy Acids really work?
AHA's break the bonds between weakened skin cells, making it easy to exfoliate them and encourage the production of new cells. *In a clinical study conducted at Hahnemann University School of Medicine in Pennsylvania, it was determined that using a glycolic treatment (containing at least 25% glycolic acid) lead to and increase in skin thickness, improved quality of elastic fibers and an increased density of collagen.
Will my pores actually shrink?
Dirt, dead cells, makeup, and other substances can form a plug in the pore. This plug (commonly called a blackhead) stretches the opening of the follicle. When the plug is removed, the follicle becomes smaller. During a series of deep pore cleansing facial treatments, hundreds of enlarged follicles are cleansed, and as a result, the pores close, giving the complexion a more refined appearance.
Should I avoid sun exposure while using glycolic acid products?
You should always wear a broad spectrum SUNBLOCK to prevent photo damage. The FDA also recommends that you wear SUNBLOCK the entire duration of any glycolic treatment and for 1 week after completion. Your new baby fresh skin needs to be protected.
What should I expect within the first few days of using glycolic acid products?
As the dead cell layer sloughs off, your skin may appear slightly drier than normal. Once the transition is made, your complexion will appear more youthful and radiant.
When can I expect my acne to improve?
As glycolic acid clears and cleanses pores, acne may initially appear to be slightly more active. Remember, the glycolic's job is to cleanse the pores of excess dead skin and sebum. You already have acne forming under your skin that you aren't even aware of yet. It generally takes 3 weeks for a clogged pore to come to the surface and be seen and felt. Since you are removing the outer layers of skin at a faster pace, the blemishes that were 1, 2 and 3 weeks away will come up quicker. You have to give your skin time to work these clogged pores up to the surface. Once these are out, your skin should show marked improvement. (Usually within 3-4 weeks) **See our ACNE TREATMENT recommendations.
How often should I use a toner during the week, between professional peels?
Use only when needed, on oily spots, to deep clean an area. Leave on, do not rinse.
Our Vitamin Toner provides the skin with INSTANT hydration – this can be used daily as needed.
What happens if I stop using the glycolic products?
The results you achieved from the glycolic acid products will not immediately disappear. However, if a maintenance program is not implemented, the dead cell layer will once again build up, and the original problem will re-occur. **See our MAINTENANCE PROGRAM recommendations.
I have never had a chemical (glycolic acid ) peel before. I want to see results but do not want to irritate my skin. I am 43 have fairly good skin (medium complexion) but want to improve evenness in skin tone, firmness and brightness while diminishing fine lines. What can you suggest?
If you have sensitive type skin I would suggest starting off with a Professional strength peel of 30%. Use the Glycolic Cleanser and then the Peptide Face Firm Step 1. The acid will get rid of the layers of dead skin cells and also help to even out the complexion and lessen visible lines. The Power Peptide will also really improve the color and texture of your skin. It will also make your skin create new collagen and elastin fibers to replace the damaged ones that break down over the years you may consider doing a series of peels followed by Light Therapy.
I just turned 50 and I seem to have a run down tired look all the time from the bags and sags around my eyes.
The Eye Therapy and the Power Peptide Face Firm are a great combination. Together, they help to tighten up the eye area. If you also have dark circles, you can add the Vitamin K. (Dab on the Vitamin K, do not rub.) The Copper Peptide will tell your skin to regenerate new collagen and elastin fibers to replace the ones that have been damaged by time and free radicals. The Eye Stress Therapy replaces the lipids which are lost with age in the delicate eye area.
I am 33 and have battles acne since I was 12. I have been using the proactive system for a few years and it has helped keep the acne down but not gone. I seem to just be having a different kind of acne now that my skin is getting older. I still have a very oily t-zone but my skin feels tight and looks dry. I have large clogged black heads and a lot of small hard white heads that do not come to the surface. I also have tried Retin A at night with minimal success.
I would suggest that you start off with a series of Salicylic Peels followed by Blue Light Therapy. Use the Salicylic Cleanser at home am./pm, followed by the Peptide and the O.R.A.C. Do a peel 1x per week. You can use a Toner if needed in the oily areas, until the oil is regulated. The Blue Light helps to kill the bacteria that cause acne. The salicylic penetrates deep into the pore to keep it clean. Once you break the cycle, you can keep a clear complexion with daily maintenance. If you have scarring from previous breakouts, you may need several Red Light Therapy treatments to repair the damage and rebuild the collagen and elastin matrix.
I have always tanned in a bed or real sun and the sun has taken its toll. I am noticing the lines and wrinkles that every woman hates. The firmness is starting to go and I'm getting worried that I have waited too long to start correcting these problems.
It is generally never too late! If you are willing to learn and be consistent with your routine at home, you should see results that will excite you. Others will notice your progress also. I can suggest a few excellent products that are geared towards your issues. Start with a series of Professional Peels followed by Light Therapy. At home, use the Glycolic Cleanser, O.R.A.C., Eye Stress Therapy, and Power Peptide Face Firm. The glycolic cleanser will exfoliate all the dead skin build up and stimulate collagen. The Power Peptide will then help to lessen any spots and lines (It will actually rebuild collagen and elastin in your skin–tightening and firming it.) The O.R.A.C. Will refine your pores and protect from free radical damage. It is a very strong anti-oxidant, 3666 units. Most anti-oxidants that are considered to be strong are in the range of 500-600 units. The Eye Stress Therapy will repair the damage to the delicate eye area and keep it hydrated with the lipids, which we lose as we age. Always wear your SUNBLOCK to protect against any further damage.
I am 57 years old and would love to get rid of the wrinkles. Or make them less noticeable. I do have deep crow's feet. And the aging lines around my mouth. I do use a product with lactic acid, because of my sensitive skin. I would like to use something stronger for my face and eye area. What do you suggest?
The Power Peptide is great for treating aging problems. It has the ability to create more new collagen in your skin than Vitamin c or Retin A. Actually, 70% of all users note a significant increase in collagen within the first month of use. I would recommend that you start off with a series of Light Therapy treatments. At home you will use the Glycolic Cleanser, Power 5 Peptide Face Firm, Ellagic Ultra Moisturized, Eye Stress Therapy and the SUNBLOCK. If you have dark circles, also the Vitamin K.
have very bad scars from cystic acne. How can I get rid of these scars or discolored marks from the past?
I would suggest you start with a series of Blue Light Therapy if you are still experiencing breakouts regularly. If all that remains is the scaring, then the Red Light Therapy and some products for your daily use at home. The Salicylic cleanser (if you still break out or have clogged pores) Power Peptide Face Firm will help to repair the discoloration and rebuild the collagen and elastin. The Red Light Therapy will help to correct discolorations or hyper-pigmentation of the skin and stimulate collagen synthesis. You can also spot treat with professional Glycolic Acid , Salicylic Acid , Mandelic Acid , & TCA peels. This will help to break up the deep scar and allow the Peptides to rebuild newer healthy tissue. Be patient, this is a gradual but cumulative process. Also, wear SUNBLOCK.
I have combination skin. I also have wrinkles and visible pores. What can I do to have more radiant or youthful looking skin?
I would suggest a Glycolic Peel and Light Therapy (quiet possibly you may need a series). Products for your daily use would be Salicylic Cleanser, Power Peptide, Vitamin A, Vitamin Pore Minimizer. and SUNBLOCK... Salicylic Cleanser will help to keep your pores cleaned out. Power Peptide will help to regenerate new collagen and elastin fibers. Vitamin A will help to repair wrinkles and lines and reduces age spots. Vitamin Pore Minimizer contains a very high concentration of anti-oxidants (3666 units). Enriched with Emblica and Hyaluronic Acid. Leaves skin glowing, toned and soft after just a few applications. I would use during the day to protect and at night to repair. Do not use the Pore Minimizer more than 2x per week with Acne prone Skin. You should notice improvements in a short time. Results will be cumulative.
Skin Deep Pharmaceutical products will effect a change in your skin at the cellular level. Our products are formulated with a pH level of the skin or lower, to allow for deeper penetration into your skin. These are the same strength as found in a medical doctor's office.
All the ingredients are also guaranteed to be listed on the bottles, as well as the pH. Usually if the pH is not on the label, the manufacturer has not tested it. You should be concerned if it is not listed.
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Kanye West, "Yeezus" (Def Jam/Roc-A-Fella)
It's hard to digest all of Kanye West on his new album.
"Yeezus" is the rapper's darkest, eeriest and most erratic album of his six solo releases. He is in militant form on the 10-track set, rapping over beats that are artsy, electronic and gloomy. It's a far stretch from the contemporary rap and pop success he achieved with more than a dozen Top 10 hits, including "Gold Digger," ''Stronger" and "Heartless." But that isn't necessarily a bad thing.
"Yeezus" continues on the dark and emotive path he set on 2010's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" and "808s & Heartbreak," which was released two years earlier. The production throughout "Yeezus" is exceptional, with Rick Rubin, Daft Punk, No ID, RZA and more helping out. The album flows nicely, with songs including layered vocals and transitions that elevate them to great heights: "On Sight" starts the album with the right energy and West gets an epic and soulful assist from Charlie Wilson on the closing track, "Bound 2." It's a classic Yeezy effort and arguably the album's best track.
Lyrically, though, West isn't always at his best. The album lacks deep storytelling from the 36-year-old, which he powerfully delivered on past albums. He sounds random and frustrated at times, and at others, he'll frustrate you (he raps of an oral sex act from a nun on "I'm in It"). Really? FOR-REALZY YEEZY?
West raps about religion a good amount on "Yeezus," which is his Jesus-like moniker. "If I don't get ran out by Catholics, here come some conservative Baptists," he says on "Black Skinhead." And on "I Am a God" - well, you get it.
But religious folks won't be the only ones upset with the album: While West has promoted "Yeezus" with performances on "Saturday Night Live" and video projections to match the album's wild sound, he's releasing it without a huge single on radio or on the charts. There isn't even an official music video. While he charted new territory on "Twisted Fantasy," that album was sprinkled with radio-ready anthems like "All of the Lights."
For the performer with the largest voice in rap - and sometimes in all of music - he deserves praise for not conforming to mainstream and radio rules like other pop stars. He may lose some fans because his new sound isn't easy to digest, but he'll likely gain others, too.

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Red Sox take final look at potential playoff pitchers
BALTIMORE -- With several pitchers on the bubble for postseason roster spots, manager John Farrell will try to get as many looks as he can at some of them during this three-game series against the Orioles.
Lefty Felix Doubront is of particular importance, because the Red Sox want to see how well he might be able to transition to a bullpen role after starting all season.
"If there's an inning where you've got left-right-left or if we can pick a spot that might be a little bit more advantageous to his left-handed pitching, that might be the case," said Farrell. "A clean inning would be the ideal thing, and as rested as our bullpen is right now, we can afford to do that. When that is over these three days remains to be seen."
Ryan Dempster is also gaining comfort in his transition to the bullpen and has pitched consecutive scoreless appearances over the last week.
Farrell would also like to get more looks at lefty Matt Thornton, whose time with the Red Sox has been disjointed thanks to an oblique injury that had him on the disabled list.
The position-player roster also has some competition. Outfielders Jackie Bradley Jr. and Quintin Berry could be battling with infielder John McDonald for the final spot on the bench. Berry might have the edge because of his base-stealing capability.


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5th Annual Dr. Scott Swigart Memorial Golf Tournament
The Wegmans School of Pharmacy family will gather to remember Dr. Scott Swigart and raise money in support of the scholarship in his name.
Date: September 22, 2019 - September 22, 2019
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Location: Ravenwood Golf Club, Victor, NY
Wegmans School of Pharmacy
11:30 a.m. lunch and registration, 1 p.m. Shotgun start
Golf and dinner: $125/person
Dinner only: $35/person
Sponsorship opportunities available:
Tee Sign—$100
Bronze Level Sponsor—$250
One golfer, one dinner invitation, tee sign, and recognition at the tournament.
Silver Level Sponsor—$500
Two players for golf, two dinner invitations, tee sign, and recognition at the tournament
Gold Level Sponsor—$1000
Four players for golf, four dinner invitations, tee sign, and recognition at the tournament.


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A 64-year-old former greenhouse tomato grower in California has pleaded guilty to conspiring to grow at least 50 marijuana plants. His 63-year-old brother is expected to reach a similar plea agreement with federal prosecutors.
Thomas Jopson, 64, pleaded guilty to the lesser charge in exchange for two other federal criminal growing charges being dropped. The initial charges two federal felony counts of manufacturing at least 1,000 marijuana plants could have each resulted in 10 years to life in prison and up to a $5,000 fine for Jopson.
According to his plea agreement, filed in federal court in California"s Eastern District, the lesser charge could carry a sentence of up to 20 years in prison and/or a fine up to $1 million or supervised release of three years to life.
The U.S. Attorney prosecuting the case stated in the plea agreement that the government would seek a sentence in the low-end of the possible range. Sentencing is set for June 24.
Thomas Jopson"s brother David Jopson, 63, is set to appear in court on Feb. 18, when he is expected to enter a guilty plea based on a plea agreement.
The brothers, who originally grew rice, started growing heirloom tomatoes at their Rio Oso, Calif., greenhouse operation in 2008, according to court documents.
When tomato prices dropped, the brothers entered a growing agreement with Yan Ebyam to grow medical marijuana. The Sacramento Bee reported the Oakland, Calif., man"s first name stands for "yes and no" and his last name is "maybe" spelled backwards.
A multi-agency investigation that began in 2011 resulted in grand jury indictments of the Jopson brothers, Ebyam and six other people. A March 3 trial is set in Ebyam"s case.


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Reporting Business Income and Expenses – Which Accounting Method is Right for You?
In two previous posts, I addressed some key tax consolidations that small business owners and employers need to be aware of as we head into tax season, including the specific tax requirements that impact employers this time of year as well as changes to tax law that can benefit all businesses during the 2010 tax filing season.
While these considerations are very important, especially if you are new to business ownership, it's also important you establish and follow clear accounting methods and periods to ensure you are accurately reporting all income and expenses for the tax year that's just passed.
Whether you follow a calendar year, a fiscal year, or a short tax year, each taxpayer is required by the IRS to use a consistent accounting method (i.e. how your company's transactions are recorded in your financial records), but how do you determine what's right for your small business?
Below are some tips for choosing an accounting method and tax year for your business.
Choosing an Accounting Method
The two most commonly used accounting methods are cash and accrual. The key difference relates to how you account for how money goes in and out of your business.
1. Cash Method – This is a popular choice for small businesses because of its simplicity. Using this method your gross income is not counted until payment is actually received. Likewise, expenses are not counted until they are paid. For example, if a painter completes a project in November 2010, but doesn't get paid until January 2011, under the cash method you would report this income in January, whereas if you used the accrual method you would report it in November.
For expenses, the same model applies – you claim business expense deductions as a tax deduction for the year in which you paid for the supplies.
The cash method is ideally suited to sole proprietors, freelancers, and smaller un-incorporated businesses that have less complex finances and don't wish to hire or outsource their accounting processes to a specialist.
Advantages/Disadvantages: While the cash method gives a solid view of cash flow, the downside is that it doesn't give a true picture of profitability or trending. For instance, you may have had a really busy August, but because you didn't get paid until September or October, those months are artificially skewed as peak months.
2. Accrual Method – With this method, income transactions are reported in the year that services were performed or all products were delivered, regardless of when the income was received or you get paid. As a rule of thumb, the job completion date should be your guide for recording the income in your books. Expenses are counted as transactions when you receive the goods or services (when you became liable for the expense) – regardless of whether you paid for them in that tax year or not and can be deducted as business expenses on your 2010 tax return, even if you didn't pay for them until January 2011.
Advantages/Disadvantages: The advantages and disadvantages of accrual accounting methods, basically flip are essentially the same as the cash method, but flipped. So, while the accrual method gives you a solid view of income and outgoings, it can make cash flow trickier to assess. Because although your books may show significant booked income, there's a possibility you may not have received that cash in hand yet.
What the IRS Says about Accounting Methods
The IRS offers more information on business accounting methods online in Publication 538 Accounting Methods and Periods. But as a general rule it's good to be aware of these basics when it comes to choosing your accounting method:
- You must choose an accounting method when you file your first tax return. To change the method down the line requires approval from the IRS.
- No single accounting method is required. You must use a system that clearly reflects your income and expenses, and back it up with good record-keeping.
- Use the same accounting method from year to year.
Your tax year determines what specific period of time you report your income and expenses – it's also known as your fiscal or accounting year.
Again you have two choices:
1. Calendar Year – Running from January 1 to December 31, the calendar year is adopted by most small businesses as their tax year simply because it is easy and intuitive (corporations are the only business type who cannot use this method).
2. Fiscal Year – A fiscal year runs for 12 consecutive months ending on the last day of any month except December 31.
AS with accounting methods, consistency is required, you must use your chosen tax year method for your first business tax return and for all subsequent future returns. If you need to change your tax year, you will need to file Form 1128, Application to Adopt, Change, or Retain a Tax Year, searchable on www.irs.gov.


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The biggest reform Republicans have vowed to push for in these upcoming standoffs is so-called "entitlement reform," a.k.a. "deficit reduction," a.k.a., cutting social insurance and benefits for those in need.
The problem for Democrats: No one in the party agrees on how to address the issue.
The White House has repeatedly expressed a willingness – even an interest – in reducing the deficit through cuts to these programs. In his recent negotiations with Republican House Speaker John Boehner, the President floated cutting benefits to Social Security through a new cost of living index called "chained CPI" that would essentially revise down the government's estimates of how much seniors need to cover their expenses. The result, of course, would be reduced benefits. …
But coming on the heels of a campaign that explicitly litigated the twin issues of tax fairness and protecting benefits for those in need, Obama finds himself with a growing, emboldened liberal wing of his party. And it's as dead set against balancing the deficit on the backs of the neediest Americans, as House conservatives are to raising taxes.


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Are Middle Eastern Current Account Imbalances Excessive? »
Volume/Issue: 2011/195
Series: IMF Working Papers
Author(s): Paul Cashin , and Samya Beidas-Strom
Publisher: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Publication Date: 01 August 2011
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5089/9781462305247.001
Keywords: Current account determination, macroeconomic balance approach, oil exporters, exporters, reer, exporting countries, terms of trade, International Lending and Debt Problems, International Policy Coordination and Transmission,
Employing a dynamic panel regression, this study estimates the medium-term current account position for three subgroups of emerging market and developing countries with shared economic characteristics. The fundamen...


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Phi Phi Banyan Villa
125/183 Moo 7, Ao Nang,
Koh Phi Phi, Krabi 81000
Phi Phi Island, Ton Sai Bay
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Phi Phi Banyan Villa is situated right in the heart of Phi Phi Don, Phi Phi Island. Only a 2-minute walk from Phi Phi Hotel and a 5-minute walk from the main pier with easy access to secluded beaches and the local village. Offer 40 rooms of Banyan Style and 22 rooms of the Garden Wing style are furnished with air conditioning, room to room phone, hot & cold shower, Western toilet & amenities, cable TV, beach & pool towels, hair dryer, coffee & tea making facilities, refrigerator with complimentary 2 bottles of drinking water, sundeck terrace, roof top garden (for the Garden Wing's guests only) and electronic in-room safety box
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Jul 31, 2018
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Bästa hotell att sova på när det är lågsäsong. Bra fint rum och hotell i Thailändsk stil, trevlig o serviceinriktad personal. Nära till piren, bra då jag dagen efter åkte till Koh Lanta.
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Mar 03, 2018
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We stayed here two weeks. Located a short distance from pier. It is close to city life without all noise home at night. Lobby and staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Room clean, pool ok and breakfast on the waterfront. In the evening one of the best waterfront restaurant. We would still stay here again sure.
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Always excellent service, without any problems. I recommend this booking agent.
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The lobby of the hotel was lovely, the Banyan Tree in prime location at the front of the hotel. It was definitely one of the better hotels on the island. Security and staff were very welcoming each and every time we needed something. The room was compact but has everything we needed. Our Wing Room had the most stunning view of one of the Phi Phi mountains and also the swimming pool. There were 3 of us and we had requested an extra bed - unfortunately this came as a very hard mattress on the floor, no less. We asked if they had any alternatives but there was only a room with one double bed. 2 of us ended up sharing a bed (cosy!). The wifi was very patchy in the room. You had to be on the balcony or very close to pick up a signal. Most of the time we sat in the lobby before our day out so we could send messages to family etc. Despite this, I would still stay here again. It s in a great location and the staff are lovely.
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Dec 09, 2015
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My family stayed here for a week. We liked our staying very much. Outside the hotel is rather crowded and loud, inside it s quiet and peaceful. The garden is great, full of flowers, there is a little pond with golden fishes! We stayed in the Delux superior, it s big and comfortable with really huge king size bed and a small couch. The balcony is very big and it pool view. We had breakfast included. Breakfasts are good: all kinds of eggs, bread, several kinds of fruit, yogurt, tomatoes, cucumbers...sometimes els, I don t really remember. The market 7/11 is just 2 steps aside the hotel, on the way to the beach. The beach is 3 minutes by foot. The very Walking Street is 3 minutes left from the hotel. Inside you don t feel you live in the centre of the town. This is a piece of paradise! The stuff did their best to meet all our needs! This is the best choice for it s price. We moved th Phi Phi next in a very good hotel 4*, the island of joy and fun. Now I can say, we regret we didn t stay in Phawadee for this days. I advice this hotel to anyone to stay in Phuket!
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We loved our stay at banyan villas. Rooms are big and clean, with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Location is excellent! Literally steps away from the town and the beach, a great place to stay if you want to explore phi phi due to it s central location. We were met at the pier by the hotel who showed us the way, just a short walk from the pier to hotel. Staff were very helpful and friendly. The pool area was beautiful, pool was clean however is surrounded by a lot of plants and trees meaning some leaves do fall into the pool. The only complaint with this hotel is the lack of sunbeds, there was only 8 sunbeds which were all situated in the shady trees, which isn t ideal if you want to catch some rays!
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Excellent service, very reasonable prices compared to other sites, hassle free.
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Jan 11, 2015
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Located a short distance from pier. It is not quite standard in terms of price but cozy staff there. pool is small and not intended that all guests can use it at once. It is close to bars and city life without you catch all the noise home at night. decent breakfast at a great space on the waterfront.
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Dec 31, 2014
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I would like to say what a lovely stay we had at this hotel. The room was beautiful, clean and to a high standard. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend the hotel to others.
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very good service. easy to book and efficient.
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Wendy Wallace
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Dec 29, 2014
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Lovely hotel and location, and grounds , staff we re very helpful and friendly, breakfast was nice , can t complain about a single thing , Would recomend this hotel and also phi phi don
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Tracey Kathleen dalgliesh
Date of stay:
Jul 30, 2014
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Очень удобное расположение, самый центр посёлка, Тон Сай через дорогу. Ночью не слышно никаких гуляний. В номере есть всё что надо, пляжные полотенца выдают на стойке регистрации. Единственный минус, что обслуживающий персонал начинает работу с 7 утра и просыпаешься от их громких разговоров по рации. Very convenient location, the center of the village, Ton Sai across the road. At night you can not hear any festivals. The room has everything we need, beach towels are available from reception. The only disadvantage of the wait staff starts from 7 am wake up from their loud talking on the radio.
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Very intuitive and easy to service. The only thing that I would like to pay for a hotel at check-out.
Aug 04, 2014
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Ramil Bekmetov
Date of stay:
Jul 26, 2014
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The hotel is very close to Tongsai Pier, which is very convenient for the family with child and the old. The room is comfortable and the furniture is new. The shower water is very warm. Breakfast is so so. The staff is not as good as those in other hotels, where we lived during this travel. Generally, it s a good hotel.
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Good. I recommend this booking agent.
Aug 05, 2014
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Ping Du
Date of stay:
Jun 07, 2014
Accommodation and facilities:
Absolutely lovely hotel! Location is great - close enough to walk to the busier side of the island but very quiet at night and close to some lovely bayside restaurant s and bars (the food at Four Seasons is great). Lovely breakfast in a great location overlooking the water. The service was always brilliant and, as honeymooners, we were greeted with flowers and fresh fruit upon arrival. The pool was lovely although a little over-chlorinated which stung our eyes (too clean is better than dirty though) and it was lovely to have the option to relax in the pool as the nearby beach wasn t very clean. The room was spacious and nicely decorated, and it was cleaned every day. Bathroom also lovely although the toilet blocked repeatedly! The best part for us was the gym which is absolutely fantastic! All in all, a great hotel in a lovely location. Would stay again.
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Easy and reliable.
Jun 11, 2014
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A comfortable and convenient Villa property adjacent to the Public Beach with sun deck.
Phi Phi Banyan Villa
also offers a hygienic swimming pool and pool bar service.
40 rooms of Banyan Style and 22 rooms of the Garden Wing style are tastefully decorated.
:: Banyan Wing Room ::
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:: Room amenities ::
Air conditioning
Cable TV.
Room to room phone
Safety deposit box (Free of charge)
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Coffee, tea and cappuccino (Free of charge)
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Hot & cold shower & western toilet
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Every room is furnished with air conditioning, room to room phone, hot & cold shower, Western toilet & amenities, cable TV, beach & pool towels, hair dryer, coffee & tea making facilities, refrigerator with complimentary 2 bottles of drinking water, sundeck terrace, roof top garden (for the Garden Wing's guests only) and electronic in-room safety box.
Phi Phi Banyan Villa provides 24-hour reception services and a free pick-up service from the main pier. Swimming pool opens daily from 08:00 a.m. to 08:00 pm.
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The restaurant serves American Breakfast and accommodates a group-lunch package with Thai-Chinese cuisine. Enjoy dining on the beachfront with our wide varieties of fresh seafood as well as our delicious Thai, Chinese, and International cuisine.
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swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, Para sailing, sailing, fishing, rock climbing, trekking, cliff jumping, shark watching, speedboat rental, full day island tour, and sunset cruising to Phi Phi Ley.
Phi Phi Banyan Villa is part of Phi Phi Hotel Group, located right in the heart of Phi Phi Don, Phi Phi Island, Krabi province, Thailand. The hotel is only a 2-minute walk from Phi Phi Hotel and a 5-minute walk from the main pier with easy access to secluded beaches and the local village. Shopping arcades of Thai goods, souvenirs and night bazaar are just a stones throw away from the hotel.
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[The 6th United States Cavalry in the Civil War: A History and Roster by Donald C. Caughey and Jimmy J. Jones (McFarland 800-253-2187, 2013). Softcover, maps, photos, roster, notes, appendices, bibliography, index. Pages main/total:144/287. ISBN:978-0-7864-6835-5 $39.95]
Don Caughey and Jimmy Jones's The 6th United States Cavalry in the Civil War is the first history of this venerable unit devoted solely to it's Civil War origins and service. At less than 150 pages of narrative, the book is short in length but nonetheless covers well the basics of what one expects to find in a modern regimental roster study. A pair of chapters are devoted to its officer selection, organization, and training. Many of the 6th's regimental and company level leaders would go on to prominent roles in the war. They include David Hunter, William Emory, August Kautz, David M. Gregg, John I. Gregg, Charles R. Lowell, John K. Mizner, and W.W. Averell, an impressive list.
The following chapters summarize the regiment's participation in a number of eastern theater campaigns with the Army of the Potomac from the Peninsula to Appomattox. The 6th experienced its first taste of combat near Williamsburg in May 1862. After much marching and skirmishing during the Maryland Campaign, the unit spent the winter picketing the Rappahannock crossings. Major 1863 events in the career of the 6th include permanent assignment to the celebrated Reserve Brigade, Stoneman's Raid, and the Gettysburg Campaign. It is the regiment's prominence at Brandy Station and the Battle of Fairfield that receive the most detailed attention in the book. The latter resulted in a bit of a disaster, as the 6th attempted to capture a large Confederate supply train and was pounced upon by a full brigade of Confederate cavalry, suffering heavy casualties in the process. Maps of both tactical and regional varieties are located throughout, with the ones created by Steven Stanley for Beverly Ford and Fairfield of particular helpfulness. While the men proved to be stout, reliable fighters, the skirmishes and battles that year rendered the regiment so depleted in the numbers that it had to be assigned to headquarters escort duty. Replacements would arrive, but the 6th remained badly understrength for the rest of the war. The narrative section of the book concludes with two chapters briefly summarizing the regiment's experiences with Sheridan's Cavalry Corps over the war's final year.
While the above might give the impression that the 6th's Civil War was not especially arduous, the authors effectively argue that when "nothing" was going on in terms of grand campaigns, the cavalry was always on the move picketing, scouting, and skirmishing, mundane but vital duties that together resulted in a constant stream of casualties and other attritional losses in men, horses, and equipment. The writing is well researched, liberally enhanced with participant accounts discovered in archives or gleaned from published primary source materials.
One of the greatest treasures to be found in the book is the detailed roster spanning over 100 pages. While there's little in the way of demographic analysis involved, on an individual level a wealth of information for researchers and genealogists is provided, far more than the typical published roster. Other appendices list the 6th's engagements (and which companies participated in each), regimental trivia, and key appointments at the officer and NCO levels.
The 6th U.S. Cavalry [originally the 3rd U.S. Cavalry, but renumbered in deference to the older 1st and 2nd Dragoons, 1st and 2nd Cavalry, and the Mounted Infantry regiment] was the only regular army mounted regiment created during the Civil War and the work of Caughey and Jones comprises a fitting and long overdue record of its service and register of its members. Regimental level studies of this type remain scarce, so hopefully The 6th United States Cavalry in the Civil War will also spark a wider interest in documenting the 1861-65 history of the regular army and those that fought in its ranks.
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Caughey & Jones: "THE 6TH UNITED STATES CAVALRY IN THE CIVIL WAR: A History and Roster"
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- AnonymousMay 21, 2013 at 9:05 AM
How is the editing? McFarland books often leave much to be desired in that regard.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJune 20, 2013 at 11:45 AM
One of the authors, Jimmy Jones, is a modern cavalryman who was assigned to 6th Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment in Afghanistan. I remember him working on the book in his off time. Jimmy is a good officer who is passionate about history.ReplyDelete
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- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
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