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Sports cars may be built to go as fast as possible and maneuver easily in corners, but they are also quite fragile and they wouldn't really survive any kind of impact at higher speeds. Trucks, on the other hand, are the exact opposite, since they are mainly manufactured to carry heavy things and not have to worry about huge top speeds.
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GearGrinder is the type of game that redefines a few notions in the genre and calls itself a racing game, although that's a little far fetched from the truth. Instead of regular cars, you get to drive huge trucks and use a variety of mounted weapons to take out the other racers, in order to be the first one to pass the finish line and the last man still standing at the end of the race.
Because the trucks are significantly larger than normal vehicles, it basically means that a lot more oversized weapons can be mounted on them, which is always good news. However, in order to deal with the added weight and still be able to race properly, you can also include a few speed upgrades and basically turn the trucks into tanks with jet engines attached to them.
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To take advantage of the doom machines, the game includes a variety of race modes, some of which are downright ridiculous ones that are only there to have some fun in multiplayer. Hence, whether you want to play slalom with the trucks, use them as bowling balls, or go head-to-head in the arena, there are plenty of hilarious options to choose from, as well as the possibility to play with up to 7 other players on the same server.
Technically, the game does not disappoint when it comes to graphics quality, since the trucks themselves and the special effects are very nicely modeled and rendered. The same can be said about the various weapons and upgrades you can equip, but the environments have been a bit neglected and it kind of shows, since many of the tracks feature repetitive landscapes.
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After hearing the 2008 "Can You Hear Me" debut from West Coast pop/rocker Keaton Simons, I was convinced he was a star in the making. His radio-ready sound seemed geared to mainstream audiences, yet there was enough of an edge to maintain some street cred. Since then, however, we've heard nothing from Simons. Sure, he's toured extensively and had songs featured in a handful of films and television series, but the solid if unspectacular "Beautiful Pain" is an album that took five years to make.
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Top-ranked UCLA deflected an early challenge by Rice and then rode a consistent effort throughout its talented lineup to down the Owls 4-0, ending Rice's magical run through the NCAA Women's Tennis Championship on Thursday in Athens, Georgia.
"It's always disappointing to lose, but I am super-proud of the team and the effort they have shown all year," Rice head coach Elizabeth Schmidt said. We left it all out on the court today and fought for every point, but in the end UCLA showed why they are number one in the country. We can hold our heads high because we gave it everything we had."
Facing a lineup heavy with nationally ranked opponents, the Owls were decided underdog in their first appearance in the Sweet 16. UCLA's top two doubles teams are both ranked in the top 10, but in the early going, the Owls battled the Bruins evenly.
"I thought we really got off to good starts at 2 and 3 doubles. We really could not have started off better at 3. We were up 2-0 and had our chances to go up 3-0. We were up early at 2, but that is the difference about teams at this level. They stick with their game. UCLA didn't panic. The good news is that we were challenging them. No we have to try and take that next step and be able to play the way they do on the big points."
The Owls early surge on Courts 2 and 3 was thwarted, but on Court 1, where Natalie Beazant and Domnique Harmath found themselves quickly down 4-0 to the Bruins' sixth-ranked pair of Robin Anderson/Skylar Morton, the Owls 26th ranked tandem staged a rally of their own, storming back to take a 7-6 lead. UCLA then clichéd the doubles point with wins at 2 and 3, leaving the match on Court 1 unfinished with UCLA up 8-7.
UCLA made sure that an early challenge would not be mounted in singles, storming to first set wins on all six courts, including wins of 6-0 on both Courts 1 and 2. They wrapped the days action up with a win at t6 and then closing out the matches on the first two courts to end Rice's season at 18-9.
The loss to UCLA's Anderson, a fellow freshman who is currently ranked fourth in the country, snapped Beazant's 17-match winning streak, but was only her second loss in 11 matches against ranked opponents. She will have a chance to add to her season record of 23-2 early next week when the NCAA singles completion begins in Athens. She and Harmath will also play in the NCAA doubles tournament next week.
With the 2012 season less than an hour behind her, Schmidt was already looking forward to the 2013 campaign and the return of five of the six players who took the court against the Bruins.
"This is a great team, a resilient team and we have a lot of great things to look forward to," Schmidt said. "An experience like this is only going to help us get better. It was our first time here, but I think we handled it well. We didn't have the deer in the headlights look in our eyes. I don't think we came out scared. We went for it, but UCLA just played better than us.
"This is the first time that Rice has been here, but it's not going to be the last," Schmidt stated.
Tennis Match Results
Rice vs UCLA
5/17/2012 at Athens,Georgia
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#1 UCLA 4, #39 Rice 0
Singles competition
1. #4 Robin Anderson (UCLA) def. #36 Natalie Beazant (RICE) 6-0, 6-4
2. #98 McCall Jones (UCLA) def. Dominique Harmath (RICE) 6-0, 6-1
3. #73 Pamela Montez (UCLA) vs. Katie Gater (RICE) 7-5, 3-1, unfinished
4. #124 Skylar Morton (UCLA) vs. Ana Guzman (RICE) 6-3, 3-3, unfinished
5. #119 Chanelle Van Nguyen (UCLA) vs. Kimberly Anicete (RICE) 6-4, 4-2, unfinished
6. #114 Carling Seguso (UCLA) def. Stephanie Nguyen (RICE) 6-3, 6-1
Doubles competition
1. #6 Robin Anderson/Skylar Morton (UCLA) vs. #26 Natalie Beazant/Dominique Harmath (RICE) 8-7, unfinished
2. #9 Pamela Montez/Courtney Dolehide (UCLA) def. Katie Gater/Ana Guzman (RICE) 8-3
3. McCall Jones/Carling Seguso (UCLA) def. Stephanie Nguyen/Kimberly Anicete (RICE) 8-2
Match Notes: Rice 18-9; National ranking #39
UCLA 24-2; National ranking #1
Order of finish: Doubles (3,2); Singles (6,2,1)
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That apps and applets have become the business model for the increasingly sophisticated smartphones was already well demonstrated by Apple and its iPhone-related App Store. Mobile phones equipped with Google's Android platform have adopted the same model. Even Nokia has given its smartphones in the OVI market access to free and cost-based software in its Symbian systems. That Palm is now using the same strategy with its App Catalog doesn't come as a surprise. Palm is asking $99 per year and $50 per application for the service. The revenue is then split 70/30 with the participating applications, Palm keeping 30.
It was mainly some additional restrictions to which developers objected, as described quite clearly by Jamie Zawinski in his blog. Palm prevented him as App Catalog contributor from distributing his applications (which he provided free to the catalog) on his own website. He alludes to a "hoop I would not jump through" in the Palm requirements: "You can only distribute your app via the Palm App Catalog. Do not make your app available on your website or anywhere other than the App Catalog."
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A letter from Mark Twain to John T. Moore, July 1859. Moore, also known as Tom, was an "old river man" and a longtime friend of Twain's. More than twenty years later, in 1883, this note appeared in The Arkansas Traveler and was afterward reproduced by papers nationwide—a few weeks later, though, the Traveler's editor, Opie Read, claimed it was a hoax, thus casting doubt on its authenticity. Today most Twain scholars believe it to be genuine, suggesting that the notion of a hoax was, itself, a hoax.
Memphis, July 6, 1859.
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I have made many attempts to answer your letter which received a warmth of welcome perspiringly in keeping with the present system of hot weather; but somehow I have failed. Now, however, I screw myself down to the pleasant task. It is a task, let me tell you, and it is only by the courtesy of friendship that I can call it pleasant. Read More »
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As I write this, the ominously named Winter Storm Thor is bringing his hammer down on the tristate area. Thor is pelting. Thor is dumping. Thor is lashing, coating, and causing havoc. He has an image problem, as all storms do, these days. Led by the heedless call of the Weather Channel, the media has depicted Thor—like Juno, Neptune, and others before him—as a creature of blind wrath, fueled by an amoral, motiveless lust for destruction. If you believe in the banality of evil, then Winter Storm Thor belongs with Eichmann and Iago in your rogues' gallery.
The Weather Channel has named winter storms since 2012, as part of a dumb and widely impugned media strategy that sensationalizes the weather in a shameless bid for more clicks. "The previous model was: How does weather affect you?" Neil Katz, who runs Weather.com, told The New Republic last year. "Now we're really asking: How does weather affect everything in the world?" By becoming the very embodiment of vengeance, is one answer. Read More »
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February 19, 2015 | by Sadie Stein
Like everyone else, I am weary of talking about the weather. But it's not the banality of the talk that bothers me. Talking about weather is as endlessly fascinating as weather itself—even if, nowadays, conversations about the weather are no longer guaranteed to offer refuge from discussions of religion or politics. I'm just sick of how babyish everyone's being.
Yes, much of the country is experiencing a cold snap. It's been very chilly for the past few weeks. Because it's winter. People react with indignant surprise to learn that they've somehow woken up in a temperate climate that gets cold every year, and that they, personally, are being forced to deal with it. It's not just that everyone is displaying an unbecoming lack of stoicism—I am not referring here to the denizens of The Paris Review office, who closed the Spring issue without heat or hot water, in their coats.) Rather, I hate that it leaves us open to the inevitable taunts of people in sunny climates, or the tiresome one-upmanship of those in Canada and Minnesota, who just love an excuse love to show off their thermometers and scoff at our softness. Read More »
The Verb to Be
February 19, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
André Breton's poem "The Verb to Be" originally appeared in our Spring 1985 issue.
I know the general outline of despair. Despair has no wings, it doesn't necessarily sit at a cleared table in the evening on a terrace by the sea. It's despair and not the return of a quantity of insignificant facts like seeds that leave one furrow for another at nightfall. It's not the moss that forms on a rock or the foam that rocks in a glass. It's a boat riddled with snow, if you will, like birds that fall and their blood doesn't have the slightest thickness. I know the general outline of despair. A very small shape, defined by jewels worn in the hair. That's despair. A pearl necklace for which no clasp can be found and whose existence can't even hang by a thread. That's despair for you. Let's not go into the rest. Once we begin to despair we don't stop. I myself despair of the lampshade around four o'clock, I despair of the fan towards midnight, I despair of the cigarette smoked by men on death row. I know the general outline of despair. Despair has no heart, my hand always touches breathless despair, the despair whose mirrors never tell us if it's dead. I live on that despair which enchants me. I love that blue fly which hovers in the sky at the hour when the stars hum. I know the general outline of the despair with long slender surprises, the despair of pride, the despair of anger. I get up every day like everyone else and I stretch my arms against a floral wallpaper. I don't remember anything and it's always in despair that I discover the beautiful uprooted trees of night. The air in the room is as beautiful as drumsticks. What weathery weather. I know the general outline of despair. It's like the curtain's wind that holds out a helping hand. Can you imagine such a despair? Fire! Ah they're on their way … Help! Here they come falling down the stairs … And the ads in the newspaper, and the illuminated signs along the canal. Sandpile, beat it, you dirty sandpile! In its general outline despair has no importance. It's a squad of trees that will eventually make a forest, it's a squad of stars that will eventually make one less day, it's a squad of one-less-days that will eventually make up my life.
Translated from the French by Bill Zavatsky and Zack Rogow.
The Not-so-open Road
January 20, 2015 | by Ted Trautman
Hoarding books across the country.
Fourteen years ago, my mom bought herself a Volkswagen Jetta, and this Christmas she passed it on to me. My girlfriend Sheena and I did what anyone would: we packed our bags and set a course for Iowa.
What I mean is that we took an old-fashioned road trip, from Minneapolis to San Francisco, and Iowa City was our first port of call. If Sheena and I had set out in the summer we might have shot straight west into South Dakota and beyond, but in winter our rusting station wagon seemed about as likely to make it through the Rockies as to successfully invade Russia. Instead, we drove south through Iowa, Missouri, and Oklahoma, in search of warmer climes and easier roads. People sometimes complain that the Midwest is too flat, but that quality has its consolations. Mountains, like high heels, are attractive but impractical—especially in the snow. Read More »
Blue True Dream of Sky
July 15, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
"You've certainly had good weather," people keep telling us. They say this almost resentfully, as if we do not appreciate the honor being conferred, could never understand the rarity of a full eight days of cloudless blue skies and temperatures in the midseventies, in coastal Maine, in early July.
The weather forecasts have been equally dour. Don't get your hopes up, they seem to say. Each morning, the icon on my phone will show a sun cautiously peeping out from behind a cloud. If the forecast must admit to the possibility of sunshine, it does so reluctantly: Yes, it is fair now (say the icons) but at three P.M., there will be a cloud. Not three? Four. Five, then. Certainly by six. Well, anyway, sunset is at seven, so then your fun's over. Never once has that cloud departed from the screen, even as the skies have stayed stubbornly blue.
I don't care; nothing can dim my excitement. I have not gone on "vacation" in many years. I am not sure how to do it, although I have notions. I read E. B. White and The Lobster Gangs of Maine in preparation. Streamed Stephen King adaptations. Isn't that what you do? Thus warned, I came braced for a range of weathers. I packed slickers and boots and ghost stories. (Puzzles, I was told, the house already had.) I privately harbored gingerbread-related plans.
Instead, the aggressive, unflagging beauty began to feel vaguely tyrannical: it seemed an act of gods-tempting hubris to miss a single moment of potential hiking or swimming or general beauty-celebrating. We did not take our luck for granted; to the contrary, each day, when I set out for a walk or a ride on the bicycle I was borrowing, I tried to give a little ecumenical prayer of thanks. Read More »


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New Florence council wants to pare street light costs
New Florence officials are exploring ways to cut the expense of powering the borough's 70 street lights, which cost about $137 each per year.
Councilwoman Kim Fuller this week suggested switching electricity providers to find a cheaper rate than the nearly $9,600 annually the borough is paying with First Energy.
Council President Kelly Luther suggested a streetlight audit and looking into passing on the cost of street lights and fire hydrants to residents.
Neighboring community Bolivar recently adopted a budget that eliminated its fire hydrant expense. Borough officials will ask Highridge Water Authority to charge residents up to $21 a year to cover the cost.
"It's something to talk about," Luther said. "We take $800 a month out of liquid fuels (for street lights). We've got to start getting creative. We've always been able to afford (street lights), but times are changing."
Council discussed the November election, when four members' seats will be open. Councilwoman Georgia Ludwig said she plans to seek re-election, but Sharon McGinnis and Roger Sheriff said they will not. Councilman Don Jones, whose term also ends this year, did not attend the meeting.
Candidates must circulate and file nominating petitions at the Westmoreland County Courthouse by March 13 for their names to appear on the May 21 primary election ballot.
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Redmond, WA, July 05, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Harbinger Systems, a global provider of software engineering services, today announced its selection in the Global Outsourcing Top 100 service providers listing by International Association of Outsourcing Professionals® (IAOP®). This marks the third straight year Harbinger Systems has been featured in this listing.
The 2014 Global Outsourcing 100 recognizes the world's best outsourcing service providers. These rankings are based on applications received and evaluated by an independent judging panel organized by IAOP.
"Harbinger has always pushed the envelope to deliver innovative products for our customers. To support our customer's growth we have steadily increased our onsite presence especially in the Silicon Valley and it is gratifying to see that customers are appreciative of Harbinger's efforts. We see a reflection of this in Harbinger making it to the Top 20 in various sub-lists that IAOP has published. We thank IAOP for this recognition," said Shrikant Pattathil, Executive Vice President, Harbinger Systems.
He further added, "Focusing investments in new technology areas such as Internet of Things (IoT), mobile security, open source platforms such as VistA EHR in healthcare, our technology practices have empowered the teams to deliver superior products and solutions across all domains."
The Global Outsourcing 100 list also has sub-lists which jointly serve as essential references for companies seeking new and expanded relationships with the best companies in the industry. The different categories of sub-lists in which Harbinger has received recognition are:
· Best 20 Rising Stars – Technology (Hardware & Software)
· Best 20 Companies – Healthcare
· Best 10 Rising Stars – Research & Development Services
· Best 20 Rising Stars - Information/Comm. Technology Services
· Best 20 Rising Stars in US, and
· Best 10 Rising Stars in UK.
"Each year the competition to be named to The Global Outsourcing 100 lists continues to reach higher levels," said Jagdish Dalal, Chief Advisor, Thought Leadership, IAOP and Chairman of the judges' panel. "Given the strong competition, getting named to these lists is a great recognition and companies should be proud of achieving excellence in the field."The 2014 Global Outsourcing 100 and The World's Best Outsourcing Advisors lists with rankings are now published in the special advertising feature produced by IAOP in the June 16 Fortune 500 issue of FORTUNE magazine and on IAOP's website.
About Harbinger Systems:
Harbinger Systems is a leading provider of software engineering services to some of the world's best product companies. Since 1990, Harbinger has developed a strong customer base worldwide. Harbinger's customers are software product companies, including hi-tech startups in Silicon Valley, to leading product companies in the US and large in-house IT organizations.
Harbinger Systems services span across enterprise software development, advanced testing services for software ISVs and solution consulting in eLearning. Harbinger is known as a thought leader in eLearning industry and provides solution consulting and technology services to organizations across the globe. Harbinger Systems also has expertise working with niche software ISVs in the security systems domain.
In 2009, Deloitte named Harbinger Systems among the fastest growing technology companies in its Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific and Technology Fast 50 India programs. Harbinger Systems is recognized as a 'Super Star' in Annual Mobile Star Awards for year 2013 and 2011. Harbinger Systems is ranked in 'The Global Outsourcing 100' listing by International Association of Outsourcing Professionals and 'The Global Services Top 100' IT Service Providers Listing by Cybermedia for consecutive two years, 2012 and 2013.
Harbinger Systems is a part of Harbinger Group. Harbinger Group is a leading global provider of innovative software products and services to companies in over 60 countries.
To know more about Harbinger Systems visit www.harbinger-systems.com
About IAOP:
The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals® (IAOP®) is the global, standard-setting association and advocate for outsourcing professionals and the organizations they support. With more than 120,000 members and affiliates worldwide, IAOP helps companies increase their outsourcing success rate, improve their outsourcing ROI, and expand the opportunities for outsourcing across their businesses. To learn more, visit www.iaop.org/
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Padres LHP coming off shortest start of career
Padres at Phillies
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Probable pitchers
Padres LHP Eric Stults (2-7, 5.68 ERA)
- Patience with Stults could be wearing thin. The 34-year-old veteran endured the shortest outing of his career Sunday – six runs in 2 1/3 innings – and has allowed 18 runs in 19 innings over his last four starts. Over that stretch, opposing hitters have a .308/.365.590 batting line, which includes five homers. For the season, Stults has just four quality starts in 13 trips to the mound. Against the Phillies, Stults has fashioned a 4.50 ERA over three appearances, which includes allowing four runs in 13 innings over two starts in 2013.
Phillies RHP Kyle Kendrick (1-6, 4.30 ERA)
- The 29-year-old Kendrick had been winless since August 2013 when he threw 6 2/3 shutout innings at the Rockies on May 26, one of just six quality starts on the season. He has allowed eight runs in 13 innings since then in starts against the Mets and Nationals. Kendrick dazzled in his lone start against the Padres last year, striking out six batters and limiting the opposition to two runs on seven hits and no walks over eight innings. For his career, Kendrick is 3-1 with a 4.44 ERA in five games (four starts) against the Padres. 3B Chase Headley and CF Cameron Maybin homered off Kendrick in 2011, their only hits in 16 combined at-bats against him.
Looking ahead
Friday: 4:10 p.m. | TV: FSSD
- Padres RHP Andrew Cashner (2-5, 2.13) at Mets RHP Bartolo Colon (5-5, 4.31)
Saturday: 1:10 p.m. | TV: FSSD
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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has identified and seized properties worth Rs 140 crore, including 14 luxurious flats in upscale localities in Mumbai, in connection with the money laundering case involving former Jharkhand chief minister Madhu Koda, who is currently in jail.
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During questioning, Bastawade came out with details of properties in which Koda allegedly invested in India and abroad. It was after this disclosure that Koda's bail plea was initially rejected by the trial court. He was finally given bail by the Supreme Court on March 1 but he remains inside jail because of several other criminal cases against him.
The properties, which have been attached following Bastawade's arrest, include residential and commercial properties in Bangalore, Pune and Jamshedpur and 14 flats in Mumbai.
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These companies are being controlled by Manoj Punamia, a close associate of Koda, who was recently released on bail.
When contacted at the company's office in Mumbai, the representative refused to comment. A senior official of the firm, Hardik Kumar, when contacted over phone, refused to share details or make any comments regarding the fresh seizures.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Heaton's Guesthouse Dingle
Just ok
We spent one night at heaton's in August 2004. Things were crowded in town (August holidays; lots of American tourists; horse-racing weekend) and the rate was good (59 euros per person sharing, including breakfast). The room was fine, but nothing special. Heaton's is a big guesthouse (in the US, this would be an inn, not a b&b), which we prefer, and it was clean and efficient, but not great. The "room with shower and bath" turned out to be a bathtub with a shower head (vs what we'd found elsewhere: a separate shower); the room was quite small, and the bed quite soft; there was a TINY tv on a funny little wrought-iron-and-glass table; there were tea things in the closet but nowhere to really make tea...Heaton's had neither the warmth one expects of a family-run place nor the charm and coziness of a small inn (and coziness is in high demand on dingle, where the weather is INTENSE). And there was noise: we're late-night folk, but even we were awakened by doors slamming, people rolling in from the pubs, a dog barking quite close by (seemingly inside the house...).
Having said all that, Heaton's is well-located, on the main lower town road just beyond the harbour, the honky-tonk tourist shops and restaurants, etc (easy walking distance to both lower and upper town, but much quieter--and beyond the reach of the weird dingle sound system, which plays music out of overhead speakers all the time for some reason); the heaton family was very efficient and clearly professional; the public rooms are lovely (much nicer than our bedroom, at any rate) and the breakfast was EXCELLENT. I know the big draw there is the "american" pancakes; but we had Irish breakfast (being in Ireland, and all)--smoked salmon, eggs, tea, etc--and found it far and away the best of all the breakfasts we'd had in Ireland, from fancy hotels to modest b&bs.
Loved Heatons
Heaton's guesthouse was by far the best guesthouse we stayed. Food was great, the family was so gracious and the location is perfect. Don't miss Dingle. Give yourself a couple of days. We only stayed two and wish we had done more!
Great place to stay in Dingle
Spent about 2 weeks in Ireland in May. Heaton's had the best breakfast of any of the places we stayed. This is certainly a family run business at Heaton's.. and they are all wonderful hosts.
Rooms are extremely clean and have great sea views. Plenty of parking on the premises...a great plus in Ireland.
Heaton's is a very good choice in Dingle.
What it lacks in antiquity, it makes up for with charm and cleanliness
power shower, deep fast fill tub, room for toiletries in the bath, porridge that is unforgettable as is the smoked salmon, pancakes and sausages, crisp sheets, clean, modern, lady of the house, Nuala delightful, best deal in town. Our rooms were the least charming, but they were clean, comfortable and sunny...the other rooms were more spacious and elegant. The husband of the team, Cameron, is very nice in a take charge sort of way. My only regret was, first thing he said to me at breakfast was "check out is at 11." But the fabulous breakfast took the sting out of it....if I return to Dingle, I will ask for the upstairs corner king room and I will have the porridge, most definately, with the brown sugar, sweet cream and a spoonful of Drambue, out of this world! Thank you, Ann from NYC
Brillian Great, Staff, Food, and entertainment.
This is the best hotel we stayed in during the summer of 2003. When we traveled around Ireland. A total of 9 hotels in 3 months
Fantastic Food, views and comfy rooms.
The breakfast menu is amazing and all so delicious - I have to recommend the porridge with drambue, brown sugar and cream - pure heaven. Delicious selection of soda breads.
The room was spacious enough, with a black marble bathroom almost the same size. We were at the back, with no view but we were out so much that it didn't matter.
The is a first rate B&B, no wonder its won awards.
Wonderful Hotel
We were overwelmed by the friendliness and caring of this BandB. The room was large and most had views of Dingle Bay. The breakfast was wonderful with freshly cooked food ordered off a menu like a restaurant. They also had a buffet with homemade items on it. The location can't be beat. I can't say enough good things about the place or the area! We can't wait to go back.
Great Guesthouse!
Just returned from Ireland. Stayed at Heatons in Dingle. The Inn is just on the side of town. Can walk down town in 3 minutes but have the ease of parking in their lot. Our room was great. Clean, modern, great bathroom. We were on the second floor and our room looked out on Dingle Bay, stunning. The innkeepers are charming, helpful and take great pride in their place and it shows. The dining room is enclosed with windows looking out to the bay. We'll go back!
First-rate guesthouse
Five ladies arrived late at night and were directed by locals to Heaton's Guesthouse. It was the best place we stayed in a 10-day driving trip. In the three rooms we booked the decor was unique and varied--someone had a lot of fun decorating this place (I suspect it was Nuala). Though it is quite large and apparently built as a guesthouse, not a conversion, the warmth and atmosphere is still of someone's home.Careful at beakfast, Cameron and Nuala will make you eat more than you can possibly hold, and it's all deliciously prepared by their delightful daughter.
Highly Recommended
I just returned from a two-week trip to Ireland and spent two nights at Heaton's Guesthouse. Of all the places we stayed, Heaton's had the best accomodations on this trip.
The breakfast is superb and you enjoy a beautiful view of the harbour from the dining area. I saw four of the guest rooms and each is uniquely decorated. I was amazed at how meticulously clean the rooms are. They have a nice selection of books in the library and a sitting area in the front. Cameron suggested local places for us to eat local seafood and made reservations for us.
It certainly helps that this guesthouse is in one of the most beautiful places I've been to--the Dingle Peninsula. Regardless of the location, this is a first class operation at a reasonable price.
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... for dinner--we were determined not to have pub food. We had a wonderful meal. Dingle has been named the "Foodie Centre" of Ireland. Now one thing about having a room over a pub (that plays live music) is that it can be a bit of a challenge getting to sleep. The noise was loud & late ...
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... and say hello. One room had ages 4-7 and the other had 8-10. Very different. The older students entertained us with singing and a tin whistle concert. Students were extremely polite and friendly. Seanachain is very proud of his little school and deservedly so.
Back on the bus, we returned to our building to make St Bridget crosses. Sean Pol's brother Brandon guided us through this activity and told us ...
Touring the Coast
... for doing absolutely nothing. Going by his body language around us I think he understood what we thought of him.
From there we continued on right round the Ring of Kerry and in onto Dingle Bay where we have now pitched for the night in the only campsite nearby, on the outskirts of a little town called ().
Still feeling hungry we headed for the centre to find that it was almost completely deserted, most of ...
When Sheep Run, I Run Too!!!
On Thursday we went on what was supposed to be a walking tour of Dingle. However, once we started on this journey we all discovered that this was actually a hike up a mountain. The scenery was beautiful, but I feel like I spent the entire time dodging poop on the ground from either sheep or horses. On the way down, we took the scenic route through pastures and fields. I did not realize that we were ...
Lazy, Crazy Dog Day of Summer
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