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Like, actual cream. In a cup of hot coffee or tea.
But people apply that statement to music all the time, usually smugly, asserting that superb artistry will garner superb commercial reward.
Which is just hogwash.
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We really thought we'd heard it all when it comes to pet scams, but nothing prepared us for this story out of Argentina. Allegedly, white ferrets are being beefed up, dolled up and sold to clueless customers…as bargain-priced toy poodles!
It's terrible if ferrets really are being given steroids and sold to people who ultimately don't want them, but we've got to admit, that ferret's blowout is pretty amazing.
All joking aside, we really can't stress this enough: Regardless of where you live or where you're shopping, if a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is. When looking for your next pet, please remember to adopt instead of shop. An animal shelter will never lie to you about which species you're taking home!
This week, the animal news was filled with nice people doing great stuff for animals. We're feeling great about humanity right now, and here's why:
Tourists in Times Square were a little weirded out to see a zombie running after a cat, sure, but there was a good reason. A haunted house promoter in full zombie makeup rescued a cat on the loose…and the lucky kitty was reunited with his family thanks to a microchip! (New York Daily News)
Meanwhile on the other side of the country, as stranded, hungry sea lion pups appear in unprecedented numbers, many people have stepped up to the plate for these little guys. That includes a guy whose car was hijacked by a sea lion pup in distress. (NBC San Diego)
Even across the pond, British Prime Minister David Cameron revealed he'd waded into a swamp to rescue a sheep, who has now been given the imaginative name "Swampy." (Huffington Post)
So what have you done for animals lately?
We've wanted to tell you about Vampiro for some time, and you won't believe what he's been through. In January, ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement Agents responded to a call from NYC Animal Care & Control about a six-year-old Chihuahua who had been abandoned in a pet store.
The dog, Vampiro, was just skin and bones. At the ASPCA Animal Hospital, veterinarians found Vampiro to be emaciated, dehydrated and suffering from an untreated skin ailment, all caused by prolonged inadequate nutrition. He was also found to be blind. Our vets gave Vampiro IV fluids, medication, water and a balanced diet right away.
Meanwhile, AC&C told us that Vampiro had been adopted in 2006 by Brooklyn resident Venus Laventure, 50. On February 25, the ASPCA arrested Laventure. She was charged with one count of misdemeanor animal cruelty. If convicted, she faces up to one year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine. She is due in court on May 13.
After a few months at the ASPCA, Vampiro is doing much better. In fact, he'll soon be made available for adoption—and his future family is in for a treat! Vampiro is a sweetheart who loves to give doggie kisses.
The results are in—drum roll please! After hundreds of adorable photo submissions, Pinterest users have voted for their three favorite entries in the ASPCA's "I Heart My Pet" Pinterest contest, sponsored by Reeds Jewelers and David & Goliath.
Congratulations to first place winner, Shelbie J., second place winner, JoAnna W., and third place winner, Kristina G.! We'd also like to extend a huge thank you to all of the proud pet parents that participated in our Pinterest contest. We asked for photos of your happy pets, and received hundreds of lovable submissions!
Check out all of the cute photos, along with the three winners, at our "I Heart My Pet" contest board. Don't forget to follow the ASPCA on Pinterest for lots of cute pet photos, ASPCA updates and more.
On April 3, ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement Agents arrested Alex Dykes, 49, for allegedly beating his one-year-old male Shih Tzu mix, Bentley. In September, our agents visited Dykes' Brooklyn home to investigate a complaint that a dog had been beaten and needed immediate help.
At the residence, Agents found poor Bentley in pain, and they knew something was wrong. They transported him to the ASPCA Animal Hospital for treatment. Our vets treated Bentley with oxygen immediately, ultimately concluding he had a brain hemorrhage and a fractured skull and jaw due to blunt force trauma. He is now recuperating in a foster home.
Dykes was charged with one count of aggravated animal cruelty, a felony, and one count of misdemeanor animal cruelty. If convicted, he faces up to two years in jail and/or a $5,000 fine.
Looking at Bentley's sweet face, we have to wonder: Who could do this to an animal?

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On April 3, ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement Agents arrested Alex Dykes, 49, for allegedly beating his one-year-old male Shih Tzu mix, Bentley. In September, our agents visited Dykes' Brooklyn home to investigate a complaint that a dog had been beaten and needed immediate help.
At the residence, Agents found poor Bentley in pain, and they knew something was wrong. They transported him to the ASPCA Animal Hospital for treatment. Our vets treated Bentley with oxygen immediately, ultimately concluding he had a brain hemorrhage and a fractured skull and jaw due to blunt force trauma. He is now recuperating in a foster home.
Dykes was charged with one count of aggravated animal cruelty, a felony, and one count of misdemeanor animal cruelty. If convicted, he faces up to two years in jail and/or a $5,000 fine.
Looking at Bentley's sweet face, we have to wonder: Who could do this to an animal?


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'''Date:''' October 31, 2005
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'''Summary:''' Beaver and Steve are shrunk to the size of insects.
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Latest revision as of 11:57, 13 August 2007Comic 121
Title: Shrinking violence
Date: October 31, 2005
Summary: Beaver and Steve are shrunk to the size of insects.
Onomatopoeias used: "DESCEND!", "THPPT!". "*SIGH*"
"Fin" style: Miniscule.
Number of panels: 9
Panel 1
Beaver: "Oh no! We have been shrunk to the size of INSECTS!"
Steve: "Oh no! My novelty giant pencil has been shrunk too!"
Panel 2
Beaver: "Well, perhaps we will find a way to return to our normal size over here..."
Spider descends from above with the accompanying onomatopoeia.
Spider: "Psst! Hey, kid!"
Steve: "Who? Me?"
Panel 3
Spider: "Come over here, I've got a, uh, toy I want to show you."
Steve: "...What sort of toy?"
Panel 4
Spider: "It's a, uh, plane. Yeah, a toy plane."
Steve: "Oh boy! A plane!"
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Beaver: "Steve...? No!"
Panel 6
Beaver: "Don't, Steve, it's a trick! He just wants to inject you with enzymes to dissolve your internal organs and then drink you like a carton of ribena!"
Steve: "Cool!"
Spider: "Well, when you put it like that, it does sound a little gross..."
Panel 7
Beaver: "Come on, Steve, let's find a way to get out of this fix!"
Beaver and Steve walk away
Spider: "No! Wait! I wasn't!"
Panel 8
Spider: *sigh*
Panel 9
Spider takes out his toy plane and plays around.
Spider: "Neeeoooow! Dak! Dak! Dak! Dak!"
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The Coal Chamber Update
Posted on February 12, 2008Ever wonder what a press release looks like? Here is the most recent one from our files... Los Angeles, CA - Coal Chamber have been tearing it up across the USA on the Jagermeister Music tour for the past 6 weeks, proving to fans that the intensity of their live show is as intense as the music on their albums. "Get out of my rowboat!" a line from Coal Chamber's Dark Days (out now), took on new meaning for the members of the band last week in Lubbock, TX. That night in Lubbock, TX on the Jagermeister Music Tour, a couple members of the band Coal Chamber had an on-stage scuffle that lead to the early departure of frontman Dez Fafara from the stage, forcing the remaining members to finish the rest of the set without a lead vocalist. The incident, which was fueled throughout the day due to several confrontations within the band, came to a head mid-way through Coal Chamber's set. "Dez and I are like brothers and sometimes we can get out of control, but in the end our love for the music and the band brings us back together," comments Miguel. Coal Chamber was forced to cancel the remaining three dates on the Jagermeister tour as well as a few headline dates. "This is just a minor set back for the band." offers lead singer Dez. "We plan to pick things back up on May 7th at the Key Club by playing a show for our fans, then we are off to NY to appear on Carson Daly's show. We fight, we play…that's what we do." The band will continue on despite this incident. Several US radio shows are scheduled for the month of May and a US headline summer trek is in the planning. If you are in the USA, be sure to tune your TV to Carson Daly's Last Call on May 15th to catch the band's first ever television appearance.
So we mentioned another e-card right? Twas no lie... check out the very cool spooky e-card for new song "Fiend"! Not only do you get a cool Coal Chamber animation, and to hear the new song, there's also the band's new biography, photographs, lyrics, and even AOL IM buddy icons - absolutely free!
Want more? Download yourself a free MP3 of new track Glow with a monster groove and a great hook.
Still want more? See what happens when the crew moves into Anywhere USA - you'd wish it was your town: for your viewing pleasure, we present the almighty Fiend video. You can also request the Fiend video on Kerrang! TV - sel # 144.
The previous weekend (13/14th April) Kerrang! magazine went to the city that never sleeps (Las Vegas) to write a feature on the band - expect to see the results in the mag around the end of April!
Dark Days are coming: check out a very cool e-card at http://www.roadrun.com/darkdays.
To celebrate the coming of their new album, Coal Chamber have completely redone their official website and the relaunch is NOW! Thanks going out to Frank Diaz (www.realityengine.net), Thredz (yes, the man behind the almighty Anyone & Chimaira sites too) and the team at Sensor Studios for some great design work. Check it out at: www.coalchamber.com.
You can hear new Coal Chamber on cover mount CDs with the following magazines: Rock Sound (17/4) and Metal Hammer (22/5).
March 4 was the filming day of Coal Chamber's upcoming video, "Fiend". The video, co-produced by vocalist Dez and Paul Brown, was shot at Universal Studios in California. interesting fact 1: fans who were asked to show up for the video shot were told to enter Universal Studios entrance off of Barham. The code word for security to let the fans in was "I'm with Mr. Pink and Coal Chamber." It's true. Word is that the video went smoothly. "Smoother than most video shoots that I have been in," tells our very own Maria. translation - It must have been extremely smooth, because nobody ever talks about how 'smooth' a video shoot went From what we can tell you, there were two basic scenes to the video: 1 - fans moshing outside of a garage to the song "Fiend". The band jamming in the garage would be Coal Chamber. Rock. interesting fact 2: the garage the fans were moshing outside of was none other than the garage of the Munster's, from the tv show The Munster's. 1313 Mockingbird Lane. It's true. The other main scene of the video was a replication of the annual Day Of The Dead festival in Mexico on Halloween. Coal Chamber performing on a stage. The fans in front. Yes, several of you whom attended the shoot, will be in the final video. Thank you. Today Coal Chamber is packing and preparing for the upcoming US Jagermeister Tour, which will also feature the likes of Ill Nino and Drowning Pool.
So you wanna hear new Coal Chamber? A new CC track is included on the forthcoming Resident Evil soundtrack, out now. Check out the Resident Evil trailer page where you can hear a stream of new song 'Something Told Me'.
A couple days ago, somewhere out in California, Meegs, Mikey, and Nadja loaded into a rehearsal space. Yes, Coal Chamber rehearsals for their upcoming spot on the Jagermeister Music Tour have commenced... Vocalist Dez is scheduled to join the rehearsals this upcoming Friday (Feb 15). However, as Dez tells, "I'm looking forward to it so much, I may go down a day early just to get tattooed in the room while they're playing." Coal Chamber is scheduled to spend the next three weeks in rehearsals before making the drive down to Orlando, FL for opening night of the Jager Music Tour, which also features Drowning Pool and Ill Nino. "Oh Yeah," emphasizes Dez in regards to the upcoming trip. The Jager Music Tour starts March 8th and runs until the end of April.
Yesterday, on the Anyone news page, we wrote how Anyone's vocalist/guitarist Riz Story was en route with Metal Hammer personnel over to Coal Chamber's frontman's house, Dez Fafara. Riz is currently leading a double life doing a series of Through The Keyhole type pieces for upcoming issues of Hammer magazine - and sure enough Dez is one of them! All true. So, what happened? First, apparently Riz and the boys from Metal Hammer had a bit of car trouble, showing up at Dez's pad 2 hours later than expected. No worries though, as Dez tells, "we had a great time". So, what exactly was this in home feature all about? Riz was accompanied by a journalist who was taking notes whilst Riz and Dez spoke, and a photographer who was taking pictures of everything at Dez's place - his artwork (both paintings and sculptures), Anahstasia's artwork, pics of the backyard, bedroom - everything. What exactly did Dez and Riz speak about? Dez tells "Everything. From music to literature. I found out he's a fan of Ghandi, he found out I'm a fan of Machiavelli." Though we are not sure when this "Through The Keyhole With Riz Story" feature at Dez's house will appear in Metal Hammer, it should be within the next couple months. We'll be sure to keep you posted. In closing, Dez tells "It's a true at home - t shirts, no make up, kicking back at home with the Fafara's." What did Riz have to say about hanging out with the Fafara's? "Yesterday I went up to spend the eve with Dez of COAL CHAMBER. He's got lots of beautiful art in his place that him and his girl create in there cozy crib. His girl is very artistic, beautiful inside and out, and they are a stony couple indeed. I wish them the best and hope to hang again soon, fate willing." Riz's next assignment had him hightailing it over to the almighty Osbourne's pad to hang with Sharon and OZZY. You can read about that on the Anyone news page.
Coal Chamber recently did a photoshoot, somewhere in LA... The shoot took place with Paul Brown at the helm, whom has to his credit Marilyn Manson shoots, Machine Head shoots (and actually did the artwork for the Supercharger release too), Motley Crue "The Dirt" artwork, among much, much more. You can check out these new photos right here in tthe gallery.
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Do yourself a favor and buy the Hobart, Miller, or Lincoln, preferably from a local store (even Home Depot for the Lincoln). I have the Lincoln HD3200 and an old Miller 135. Great machines! I'm sure the Hobart is just as good. No issues with repairs etc. and probably made in America. Plus they will all work and you can get comsumables everywhere. We have to stop giving away the ranch to off- shore manufacturers. I'm getting off my soap box now.
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Hi, I've been lurking and reading in preparation to spring for a welder for my personal use, and think that the advice here to go with Hobart or Miller is great advice. I also think that if you're only planning on having one, you want to be in the 200A range just because the heat range is so much better.
I'm not a welder myself, I'm a mechanical engineer who has designed and overseen much critical welding for many years, most of which has gone up in space and is performing as it should. It just makes sense that even if you're not making hardware for space, you don't want anything you weld to break and potentially cause injury or death. You want to have reliability, consistency, and a range of adjustments that allows you to develop weld schedules for any application that you anticipate (and maybe some that you don't currently anticipate).
Even the industrial grade machines require the development of skill and even artistry to master. So why would you want to make that even harder than it is already by using suspect equipment? And after seeing years of so much manufacturing going to other countries, I too am firmly in the "buy American" mode for this kind of important machinery. Yes you can get a cheap import buzz box, but like others say, where will your support be if you have a problem with it?
Personally, I'm leaning heavily towards the HH210; I can live with its duty cycle, but feel that, at the end of the day, it will give me the heat for the thickest welds that I foresee on my personal project list. The MM 180 with spool gun seems like a great deal too, but I'm thinking that having the extra heat on the high end is more important for the welder; if I want to add a spool gun later I can for a few more $$.
My $0.02 worth; and I'm not qualified to give it by experience, only by what I feel is some reason, logic and, maybe, common sense!Bob
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HH210 is a great choice of welder. Plenty of power in a small/portable pkg and a very nice arc too.
The cheap imported chinese made welders will have virtually no resale value. Most will discover this after purchasing one and trying to resell it when they want to upgrade.Millermatic Passport Plus
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Sandals Royal PlantationOcho Rios, Jamaica
Review Summary
- Oceanfront rooms with canopied beds, flat-screen TVs, and iPod docks
- Excellent, private, soft-sand beach -- among Ocho Rios's best
- Beachside drinks service
- Affordable, top-notch golf course (and no greens fees)
- High-quality restaurants (no buffets) -- Ocho Rios's best all-inclusive fare
- Free shuttle from Montego Bay International Airport
- No balconies in standard rooms
- Small, no-frills pool
- No weight-training machines in the fitness center
- Limited, low-key daytime activities
- No swim-up bar
- Two-hour shuttle from Montego Bay International Airport
Bottom Line
Quiet and classy, the colonial-style, 74-room, adults-only (18+) Sandals Royal Plantation snatched a prime patch of beach when it was built in the 1950s along with luxury icons Round Hill and Half Moon. Excellent food, service, beds, and spa -- it's Ocho Rios's best luxe for the buck, but you get more for your money at Half Moon in Montego Bay.
Oyster Awards
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- Best Beach Hotels in Jamaica
- Best Hotels for Destination Weddings in Jamaica
- Best Hotel Rooms in Jamaica
- Best Hotels in Jamaica
- Best Honeymoon Hotels in Jamaica
- Best Hotel Beaches in Jamaica
- Best Hotel Golf Courses in Jamaica
- Best Hotel Restaurants in Jamaica
- Best Hotel Service in Jamaica
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- 69 Deluxe Oceanfront Junior Suite
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Oyster Hotel Review
This decidedly reserved adults-only (18+), 74-room resort, built in the 1950s, is heavy on the honeymooners.
The Sandals Royal Plantation bears little resemblance to its infamous, high-volume, couples-only sister hotel next door, the Sandals Grande Ocho Rios. Built in the 1950s with its now estranged sisters, the Round Hill and Half Moon resorts in Montego Bay, this hotel still shares the same, colonial aristocratic look: neo-classical architecture, Poseidon statues, checkered marble floors, painted china and silver for teatime, and four-post canopy bed frames. (These hotels, along with the Tryall Club, were at one time collectively owned but have since been bought by different interests.) In keeping with the exotic, colonial opulence, there's even a gaggle of 16 peacocks strutting throughout the property -- you can hear them eerily whining like hungry cats.
It's built into a bluff 25 feet up from the sea, and every room faces the profoundly soft twin set of beaches. Check out the turquoise in these photos -- that's not Photoshopped. It's actually that clear. The beach here is the major draw, and it's in the running for best beach in Jamaica. But there are plenty of stairs down to the water and no elevators -- not ideal for guests with mobility challenges.
Together, the delicate look brings a sincerely sober clientele after memorable romance -- unlike the Sandals next door. Expect uninterrupted quiet and don't-lift-a-finger service -- not beer-chugging contests on the pool deck, like at most all-inclusives.
But being a small-scale property -- about one-sixth the size of most all-inclusives -- Sandals Royal Plantation has less impressive features than, say, the comparably priced and equally classy Half Moon resort. The pool gets less attention than the two-tier Jacuzzi, and most guests are content reading. The only activities involve occasional yoga or flower arrangement lessons in the lobby.
Though the all-inclusive package isn't mandatory, virtually every guest opts for it -- it comes highly, even insistently, recommended.
Unbashfully doting, easily on par with some of the most luxurious resorts in Jamaica. But there are a few slipups.
"Sure, whatever you want" gets infectious. By the third day, the thought of getting my own drink, lifting my own bag, or adhering to any rules or provided options felt absurd. For a 2 a.m. snack, room service was at my door within 20 minutes with an order of french fries (not on the menu). I spotted some Brooklyn honeymooners in the gift shop looking for Newport cigarettes. They didn't have any but promptly sent someone over to the store to buy some packs. By all measurements -- whether it's beachside drinks service, the personal check-in with welcome "mangosas" (mango and champagne with a slice of sugar cane), or drinks service on the beach, in the lobby, or anywhere else on-site (save the pool) -- the staff are polite, professional (no offers for drugs here, which is rare in Jamaica), and friendly without being flirty.
But the attention can be a bit much -- we were interrupted every dinner by someone asking us to sign up for their members club ("no pressure!") and solicited several times at the beach by spa staff who clearly had nothing better to do (recession-level occupancy).
Restaurant service was hit-or-miss. At the Terrace, we were left asking for bread three times (none arrived), correcting the server multiple times on our preferred wine, and our room service order was flat-out wrong: I ordered a grilled chicken club without bacon; I received bacon, ham, and no chicken.
About two hours from Montego Bay International Airport and 10 minutes from downtown Ocho Rios. Sandals Royal Plantation has its own lounge inside the airport and provides free shuttle service to the resort.
It's located 10 minutes from the central port in Ocho Rios, where local restaurants like Mom's are only five minutes away. Dolphin Cove, Mystic Mountain (which has its own bobsled-turned-roller-coaster), and Dunn's River Falls are only a short drive away. But there's nothing to do in the immediate vicinity of the hotel.
Hotel guests can use the free shuttle to and from Montego Bay International Airport.
In a word: superb. Incredibly soft sand, clear water, and a lush, deeply exotic setting -- it's about the best stretch in Ocho Rios, and it rivals the best in Jamaica.
Bested only by Frenchman's Cove in Port Antonio and arguably the public beaches in Negril, the hotel's two short inlets of beach are among the few all-inclusive beaches where you can actually relax. No reggae tunes, no impromptu dance classes, no beach volleyball -- just the slight lapping of water against the shore. Even with a little seaweed, this beach still bests some of the best in Negril, due in large part to its privacy and prompt drinks service. The only vendors you'll find work for the resort. It tops the more expensive luxe digs elsewhere in Jamaica, namely Round Hill and the Ritz Carlton (and for far cheaper!). Unlike in Negril, though, don't expect long, romantic walks -- there's no space for it.
Beachside drink service calls merely for a wave of a "RP" (Royal Plantation) flag. In our case, it was merely the casual unfurling and slight lifting of the flag in preparation for a slight wave. In minutes, we had fresh fruit and bottles of water.
The water-sports shack supplies all the essentials -- kayaks, windsurfing, and the giant boat bikes -- though no one seemed to be using any of these. Lifeguards are on duty, however, should you try something active.
Classy, colonial décor with high-quality four-post canopy beds, flat-screen TVs, and iPod docks. But to get a balcony or a Jacuzzi, you'll have to upgrade.
Like the rest of the resort, rooms cater to an old-world version of luxury -- carved wood, simple colors, and some plush white slipcovers masking dated furnishings. Flat-screen TVs and iHome iPod docking radios seem freshly planted, but the contrasting, colorful bathrooms -- though clean -- obviously predate the white down duvets and eight frilly pillows that rest against the bed.
There are eight room types, all of which come with an ocean view. On the bottom level, the Deluxe Oceanfront Junior Suite, there are no balcony and no frills, but the slight upgrade to the Premier Oceanfront Junior Suite (my room) comes with sliding French doors in lieu of a balcony. Come evening, when you open the doors to the sound of waves crashing against the shore, you'll know that the extra cash was worth it (no screens, though, so beware the bugs). All the other rooms have a much larger bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub, and they can get huge -- up to two bedrooms, a 200-square-foot private veranda with a telescope, and plenty of other perks like a bidet or a separate powder room. Unlike at the similarly styled Round Hill or Half Moon resorts, however, private villas are not available.
All rooms come with an excellent, four-post, canopy bed -- down comforter, down pillows, cotton pillows, a thick mattress pad, and even, by request, specialized pillow menus including memory foam, five-foot body pillows, water-filled, or a slight piece of foam to rest between the knees.
Marble-topped sink pairs are outside the bathrooms, opposite the closet, where Chandsworth and Haig bathrobes wait alongside the standard iron and ironing board, electronic safe (rare in Jamaica), and even some deionized water for the iron. Inside the bathroom proper, the standard rooms come with a simple tub/shower (with a tricky faucet) and a bamboo shaft stuffed with bath salts (though the shallow tub is less ideal for a long soak -- you'll have upgrade to the luxury suite for a Jacuzzi). The Redlane Spa provides some big bottles and a handy tote as well as the sewing kit and Q-tips standard at any real luxury property.
All rooms come with an extensive mini-bar with full bottles of Appleton rum, Skyy vodka, champagne, red and white wine, and all the necessary chasers (but no snacks), and a small wooden table that can be extended for in-room dining (a sleeve folds out).
A small pool with a two-tier hot tub, a decent fitness center, occasional yoga workshops, tennis courts, a game room, and a popular spa.
Unlike at most all-inclusives, the Sandals Royal Plantation pool isn't meant to impress. It's big enough for laps and has a tiled hibiscus at its floor -- evidence of the pre-renovation style still exists in the bathrooms -- but there's no swim-up bar or infinity edges, and its compact locale just off the restaurant terrace is a far cry from the massive, blasting pools found at virtually every other resort. To most guests, this is a good thing. Beside the pool, there's a big, free-form, two-tier hot tub, with a little waterfall for your shoulders.
Redlane Spa, a staple at the Sandals and Beaches resorts (the hotel's sister properties), offers a wide variety of singles and couples massages, facials, and mani-pedis. Facilities are clean and modern -- and a huge step up from the Redlane outpost at the Sandals Grande next door.
The air-conditioned fitness center has a fair set of cardio equipment -- no private video monitors or iPod docks, but at least the buttons work. Unfortunately, there's no strength training equipment, just a spare set of free weights. Fresh apples and pre-peeled oranges wait in an ice water bath.
There are no fitness classes or personal trainers on hand, but a yoga instructor comes by a few times each week to offer classes on the pier. In addition, professional tennis classes are available on the well-groomed courts. The resort also includes free scuba diving for certified divers, and have training classes for an additional fee. They also offer kayaks, sailboats, windsurfing, and snorkeling.
There are fewer daily activities than at most mega-resorts, but the simple game room comes with some board games (including some untouched drinking games) and a more popular pool table. A TV in the background seemed to be perma-set on CNN, which no one ever seemed to be watching.
The Peacock Shop features slight designer wares, basic toiletries, a solid collection of magazines and paperback fiction, and the traditional, overpriced souvenirs.
Free to play -- minus the cart ($40) and caddie fees ($17 per bag) -- the 18-hole Sandals Country Club is Jamaica's cheapest championship-grade round.
Once the Upton Golf Club -- opened in 1951 as a nine-hole number designed by P. K. Saunders -- the Sandals Country Club (not an actual country club) quickly grew to a championship-grade course.
It's free, or so they say, but you'll still have to drop at least $57 for a round. Should you leave the clubs at home, anything you need is available to rent, including Nike clubs ($45) and Nike shoes ($16, but they include free socks). Still, once you also throw in the required caddies -- $17 a bag plus tips, also required -- and the golf card ($40 for 18 holes), the "free" round of golf could develop into a $200-per-couple excursion.
Being fairly short (6,311 yards, with a par 71 and 128 slope from the blue tees) it's great for a less golf-centric couple. I spoke to Bob and Bernadette Parkinsin from Cornwall, England, who appreciated the fact that the on-staff caddies acted effectively like personal instructors, capably helping Bernadette's stroke as the game went on. (P.G.A. pros also lead a golf academy on the course at select times of the year.) But the course is far from basic. Experienced players like Keith Posser from Soux Lookout, Ontario -- who has played champion courses all over the world -- didn't get bored. Given that the greens don't come with a hefty fee (as they do at White Witch, the premier Caribbean course about an hour away), some folks can come out and golf every day of the week.
Entertainment is more sedate -- flower arrangements at 3 p.m., yoga at 4 p.m., and smooth jazz for dinner.
Unlike most all-inclusives in Jamaica, Sandals Royal Plantation doesn't come with an all-day lineup of high-energy activities. The most popular -- because everyone is forced to see it -- is the low-key keyboard-and-synthesizer reggae band that performs each night during dinner. Only rarely will these folks inspire slow dancing -- but that's not to say they don't try.
Adult couples only (18+), no kids.
Sandals Royal Plantation is strictly couples-only, but for a similar setting and high standard of service in a more family-friendly environment, guests should try Round Hill, Half Moon or Ritz-Carlton Rose Hall.
Devotees of the Sandals chain might also like their family-friendly, sister brand Beaches, including nearby Beaches Boscobel, or, further afield, Beaches Sandy Bay and Beaches Negril. These resorts are ultra-family friendly (you'll be dreaming of Elmo for weeks afterward), and allow guests to use and earn points from Sandals' loyalty program.
Very clean. No snafus.
Throughout the hotel, from the rooms to the pool to the restaurants to the beach, Sandals Royal Plantation was very well kept.
Exceptional -- easily among of the best all-inclusive fare in Jamaica. It's not the very best, but they certainly try.
The food is great, but it's not quite Jamaica's best -- you'll have to head to the Ritz Carlton, Half Moon, or Round Hill in Montego Bay, or the Caves in Negril. (All of these resorts offer all-inclusive packages as well.) But the food here is a giant leap above most all-inclusives, and a rocket ship ride from Royal Plantation's couples-only sister resort next door, Sandals Grande Ocho Rios.
Unlike at the vast majority of all-inclusives, there's no buffet here. Every meal comes from a proper sit-down restaurant, without the crowded reservation mess that comes with every other resort. Though the options are limited -- a slight 24-hour room service menu, the Terrace for breakfast, the Terrace or Beach Bar for lunch, and a slightly changing dinner menu at the Terrace (again) for dinner. Le Papillon, the French cuisine standout, does require a reservation. But it doesn't cost extra, and the concierge is likely to make all these arrangements one-on-one during check-in.
The food at every one of these restaurants is fresh and beautifully prepared, and on more than one occasion it brought on a moment of delectable pause -- like the rack of lamb, the marinated beef skewers (tender enough that I could swallow it without chewing, sort of like a duck), the buttered Caribbean lobster tail, or the Bailey's Irish Cream mousse. For breakfast, the made-to-order omelets add roasted garlic, bell peppers, spinach, and goat cheese to the standard ham, onion, and cheddar combos found at every other resort. Even the beach grill (the simplest of restaurants) served some of the best (and spiciest) jerk chicken available on the island -- far better than at any of the mega-resorts, and the sauce even rivals famed local jerk shacks like Scothies or Three Dives that line the roadways. The fish and chips was good enough to ensure the Brits don't get too homesick.
And if you fancy anything special, just ask -- Le Papillon's takes menu requests.
All of the locals we spoke to agreed: The best grub in Ocho Rios is behind these walls, the lone exceptions being Mom's spare ribs in downtown Ocho Rios (about five minutes away) or the spicy fried chicken at KFC (the go-to Jamaican spot come no-cooking Fridays).
Like the food, the liquor here is better than anywhere else in Ocho Rios, and it's all free with the all-inclusive package.
Unlike the majority of all-inclusives, Sandals Royal Plantation serves name-brand liquor. Better still, the selected brands -- Skyy vodka in the room, Johnny Walker Black Label, Jack Daniels, or even Jameson's Irish Whiskey -- are virtually unheard of in the Caribbean.
Rooms come with full, free bottles of Appleton reserve rum, Skyy vodka, Chilean merlot and chardonnay, and a Californian champagne. The house wine, unlike anywhere else, was actually decent -- I'd gotten used to cabernets that taste like liquored-up fruit juice everywhere else, but this was a big step above.
As for cocktails, they're actually tasty -- including an infectious rum punch, well-done margaritas, and even a Manhattan that far outshined the mix I tried at the Ritz-Carlton Rose Hall. Incidentally, the Manhattan was infinitely cheaper, too (literally).
Destination Weddings
Easy, yet costly, top-notch weddings
Unlike the more conventional all-inclusive, the Sandals Royal Plantation has much better food, doting service, more private spaces, and a gorgeous beach largely cut off from strolling gawkers. But for the price, you might also consider a wedding at the equally, if not more elegant Round Hill, Half Moon, or Jamaica Inn resorts.
Sandals has paired with Martha Stewart Weddings to offer guests six packages: Beautiful Beginnings (free if you stay six nights or longer); Flutter of Romance; Vision in White; Seaside Serenade; Chic & Natural; Island Paradise. Prices vary from around $1,700 to $3,000, so check the hotel's site for listings.
Beautiful Beginnings offers multiple amenities, like a pre-recorded musical accompaniment and a two-tiered cake, but only works for smaller parties. The reception fits the bride, groom and two guests.
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AddressMain Street, Ocho Rios, Saint Ann Parish 2, Caribbean
Also Known As
- Royal Plantation Hotel
- Royal Plantation Jamaica
- Royal Plantation Ocho Rios
Room Types
- Deluxe Oceanfront Junior Suite
- Governor General's Oceanfront One Bedroom Suite
- Honeymoon Grande Luxe Suite
- Honeymoon Plantation Oceanfront One Bedroom Suite
- Luxury Oceanfront Junior Suite
- Premium Oceanfront Junior Suite
- Prime Minister Oceanfront Two Bedroom Suite
- Royal Orchid Oceanfront Junior Suite


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Cittasanto wrote:out of interest when would be buying and selling anything not be demand driven, or was there a time when supply was not tried to meet the demand, and great losses were the norm in revenue due to underselling or understocked?
What I mean to say is that the complex economy of today's world, in which consumer demand at supply points influences greater production on a mass scale through factories and industrialized farming, responds to our actions far differently than the economy of the Buddha's time.
except those prohibitions are not for lay people, and designed for alms mendicants (due to a criticism of accepting food offered by a former nigantha supporting general sila (?name)) not those who could decide what to have when they wanted, i.e., lay people.
so not very effective as an argument against lay people eating meat.
Are you implying that somehow these are not good guidelines for making responsible, compassionate choices? It seems to me that they provide a wonderful framework for monks and laypeople as well.
the only actual argument that could be supported within Buddhism is for a flexitarian type diet. eating vegetarian food when of your own design (bought/sought and made oneself) and eating meat when the food is offered such as as a guest at someone's home, so you are not inconveniencing them with special dietary needs not medically needed. this neither adopts the monastic rules nor goes against wrong livelihood; but then again eating a meat based diet does not specifically go against wrong livelihood as you are not making your living through that means, although if one is basing their argument on ahimsa - harmlessness (put down the stick and sword) the supply and demand argument is a valid one to make so long as it doesn't dictate onto others which would render the effacement regarding views (only this is correct) useless.
You're right that it is wrong to accuse others or criticize those who eat meat, and I agree that accepting meat in certain situations is the best approach. I'm simply arguing that the most pure expression of the Buddha's teachings would imply at least a passive preference for non-flesh foods.


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I simply loved this piece. It is beautiful!
Thank you so much Miken, I hope you visit my blog for more such writings :)
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Feels like music in my head.It is beautiful.
Thank you so much for the wonderful comment, it's over whelming :)
Heart touching write up A star author is born .Best wishes sagarika keep on writing such wonderful write up and touching people's life.
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Thanks Dev,
That was really kind, what you said. Am touched, hope I can live up to the expectations :)
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Thanks Esther,
You conveyed a lot through that one word :)
Lovely :)Nice read.
Awesome..... thought me somethng... really touching...
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@Meg: thank you so much. am glad you liked it
@Nazma: thanks for those lovely words ... they touched me too :)
Good work, Sagarika. Lovely story.
Dear Moumita,
Thank you so much for the kindly words of encouragement.
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As always loved it Sagarika.....superbly written!!
Thanks so much Pri :) .. and as always I love your kindness :) <3
'Lavender was his color', a beautiful story of love and lessons learnt. Loved it, Sagarika.
Thanks Sulekha for the lovely words. Yes indeed love teaches you a lot and yes Lavender is still Sameer's favorite color, on Varsha of course! :)
nicely crafted.
Thanks Portia :)
Aw...just fabulous voice. Kudos. The fragrance of freedom and lightness...after the storm, well depicted.
Good one.
Good luck for your book Sagarika.
Thanks Sudam, hope you shall come back to read more :)
Enjoyed reading this - felt I was there on the beach caught in the monsoon!
Wow Lavina - Thanks! - that's one of the best things I have heard about the piece! :)
My little mamoni, feeling is so rich, it draws a line in mind even after finish reading and it kept me busy, thinking. Very good presentation. Love, Baba
Dear Baba (Bappaditya,
This is the first time you read a piece as a reader and not as my father. Am glad you liked it. You made my day - wish could go to your arms and hug you. For though i bask as a writer there's no greater solace than to be your little girl.
Yours forever little Mamoni :)
While reading it I was reminded of a story called Postmaster, by Tagore...may be it was due to similarity of theme, style of depiction or the dexterity to convey splendid things in simple prose....
Dear Dhruv,
That's a huge honor you've bestowed on me - for he's the creator of my name. Thank you so much! :)


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