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The skyrocketing price of gas is starting to impact education.
In New York, some school field trips are being put on hold or even canceled because of the high cost of fueling up a school bus.
We take a look at how Dothan is feeling the pain at the pump.
School Bus Driver Charlotte York says she fills up twice a week.
Here in Dothan, diesel fuel prices have jumped nearly two-and a half dollars in four years.
School buses hold about 100 gallons of fuel. So, filling up once a week can get pretty expensive.
"At the beginning of the school year, it was around $2.40 a gallon. Four years ago it was around 90 cents a gallon," says Larry Alums, director of Transportation Services for Dothan City Schools.
Around the United States, schools are cutting back some of its field trips in order to compensate for the rising fuel costs.
However, in Dothan, that's not the case.
"We're looking at possible ways of cutting, but we don't want to take away educational opportunities from our kids. So as long as we can provide this additional educational experience for kids, and be able to fund it, we'll continue to do it," says Dothan City Schools Superintendent Dr. Sam Nichols.
Each Dothan City School pays for its own transportation for field trips and sporting events.
It's a $1 per mile, and around $11.50 per hour for the bus driver.
And, in the meantime, drivers are urged to conserve as much as possible.
"We have to do the entire route, naturally, but we always stay where we need to be," says York, saving fuel between trips to the school.
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The ADA once recommended a low-fat diet for diabetics, but that is no longer the case. While saturated fats, such as butter or other animal fats, should still be limited, studies have shown that diabetics can thrive on diets rich in monounsaturated fats. In the mid 1990s, Abhimanyu Garg, MD, and colleagues from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas found that such a diet improved diabetes control, reduced cholesterol levels, and lowered triglycerides.
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ViewSonic is lining up a new 7-inch Android tablet for launch at Mobile World Congress 2012, a source has exclusively revealed to Pocket-lint.com.
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We don't have any images of the new tablet, other than the artwork above, which must be a work in progress because one of the ViewScene 3D pages shows a "photo of the day" from "Flicker" (girls in bikinis too, naughty, naughty).
Although the tablet will come with the ViewScene interface, as we've seen on all recent ViewSonic devices, we've had it confirmed that it will be a Google-certified device, so you'll get all the normal Google services and Android Market access.
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We do know that it will be equipped with mini HDMI, Micro-USB and Mini-USB, which is something of an oddity. There will be cameras on both the front and back, we've been told that the rear will be 2-megapixels, setting the specs slightly below the ViewPad 7x.
There will also be a microSD card slot, so you can expand the memory over the 4GB that it ships with. We don't know what the processor is, but we do know there will be 1GB of RAM, so we'd guess it is a dual core processor of some variety.
We're told that this tablet will also offer 3G connectivity, which we guess is behind the G70 moniker, but otherwise, the name doesn't reveal at what level this tablet sits and our source didn't disclose a price.
However, we've found the ViewSonic G70 listed online and it looks like the price will be around $350 (£220), so looks to be good value for money.
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The Lucida cut is slightly different from the Princess and Asscher cuts and looks like a combination of the two. Close also to the radiant cut (Square) with the cropped corners of the Asscher but cut of the Princess.
Isn't it just a Princess cut?
The princess cut is a square brilliant cut with sharp (un-cropped) corners. It is one of the most popular diamond shapes for engagement rings today.
It was developed to for fill the desire for a square-shaped stone with more brilliance than the traditional step-cut emeralds and squares.
This is not the same as the Lucida as the corners are slightly cropped to allow for the mounting.
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Original antique Asscher diamonds are very sought after today--and very scarce. They have recently begun to appear in the engagement rings of Hollywood starlets, such as those of Reese Witherspoon and Kate Hudson. These widely-photographed rings, appearing in fashion and entertainment magazines, have stoked the public's demand for this vintage cut.
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The Radiant cut diamond is considered the father of branded fancy cut diamonds with a birth over 20 years ago.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.comments2016-07-23T15:54:18.173-05:00Little Blog In The Big WoodsGreenpahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-14403759976266077392016-07-23T14:51:17.673-05:002016-07-23T14:51:17.673-05:00My frig has crapped out on me now twice within a y...My frig has crapped out on me now twice within a year. I'm tired of throwing hundreds of dollars worth of food away. The store is a block away, I'll just buy what I need for the day. My parents lived through the Great Depression, can learn a lot from them.
Just Mehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-29687188848929275472016-07-21T17:14:36.857-05:002016-07-21T17:14:36.857-05:00Ordered!Ordered!Valhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-23909846949933040312016-07-15T01:33:10.111-05:002016-07-15T01:33:10.111-05:00All over the polluted zone thousands of workers ar...All over the polluted zone thousands of workers are busy scraping up the topsoil into large black bags, and only from the air can you appreciate the sheer scale of this operation. So far more than ten million of these bags have been filled. They're then stacked at thousands of separate locations across the contamination zone

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Be the onehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-2236383208225990442016-06-28T02:48:09.657-05:002016-06-28T02:48:09.657-05:00Thank you for this review, I've rats in my hom...Thank you for this review, I've rats in my home and don't think professional bait is doing the trick! Have now purchased and hope this does the job as I am terrified!Kellyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-29619067350749335132016-06-12T12:38:25.301-05:002016-06-12T12:38:25.301-05:00My community is getting smaller. I cannot log on i...My community is getting smaller. I cannot log on into TAE. I going to miss them.
It's probably a good thing.
I'm out of helpful, useful wisdom.
Jaljalhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-83622955143782453642016-06-08T12:04:58.091-05:002016-06-08T12:04:58.091-05:00> Re-using water doesn't seem to be an opti...> Re-using water doesn't seem to be an option, since they keep storing it

If they reused the contaminated water, cycling it through the pipes and pumps again, those would end up radioactive as well, and then people couldn't get near them

"All over the polluted zone thousands of workers are busy scraping up the topsoil into large black bags, and only from the air can you appreciate the sheer scale of this operation. So far more than ten million of these bags have been filled. They're then stacked at thousands of separate locations across the contamination zone. ...
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"As well as the earthworks to raise the town, authorities are building towering seawalls, some more than five storeys high. They're part of a 400 kilometre chain of gigantic tsunami defences being built along the coast of north east Japan...."

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-05-24/into-the-zone/7441758Hank Robertshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-91435507432476250892016-06-08T11:54:01.482-05:002016-06-08T11:54:01.482-05:00Hey, what about all that contaminated soil? How a...Hey, what about all that contaminated soil?

How about, oh, using it along the seashore to raise the level of highways and railroads and seawalls?
What could go wrong with that? Cap it with something clean and it'll, um, never go anywhere .....

"Good Lord willing and the sea don't rise ..."

http://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/AJ201606080056.htmlHank Robertshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-9141769384053618312016-06-07T08:01:37.095-05:002016-06-07T08:01:37.095-05:00Everybody is guessing; they don't really tell ...Everybody is guessing; they don't really tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Way back there- when they were in the middle of the runaway meltdown, they gave up on any previous plans and just started pumping SEAWATER directly onto the reactor core. Corrosive, yes. It's not entirely clear what happened to the water that went in- except it went away. Months later, when they were sure it was "cool" and they had the reactor chamber full of water at least, they finally got a camera to look that the radiation didn't kill immediately - and discovered that far from being full of water, the chamber was something like 9 meters lower than they had been "sure of". ('m guessing on the exact number of meters; but not the fact. No water. And they were still pouring water in, tons per day; and it was disappearing.

Are they still pouring sea water in? They don't say. They ARE pouring some kind of water in every day. Re-using water doesn't seem to be an option, since they keep storing it; and are mostly out of storage space (and the storage leaks).. Cleaning it hasn't worked; and ultimately it's crazy radioactive from tritium, which cannot be cleaned out by any filter or chemical process - you have to use an ultra-centrifuge- not an option.

All we get are these dribbles- and the assurance that everything's fine, nothing to see here... move along...

One thing is clear, it's a mistake to give either TEPCO or the Japanese government any credit for good intentions; they've lied repeatedly, been caught at it- and 3 days later the world is on to the next entertainment.Greenpahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-6374285782776812722016-06-06T18:30:51.049-05:002016-06-06T18:30:51.049-05:00I'm guessing about this. I think they mean ma...I'm guessing about this.

I think they mean making sure there are no leaks in the downstream side has to be done first -- because the ground water level has to stay about where it is around the outside of the plant -- because they don't know how low it can go safely.

Status quo so far has been a combination of ground water flowing through the site around (mostly) the fractured containment, plus cooling water injected into the containment structure and pumped back out (plus some leaking out), all summing up to keeping the hot stuff submerged.

Ideally added cooling water gets pumped back out of the plant and (maybe) cleaned and added to the tank farm, while the groundwater flows around without picking up too much contamination. Nobody knows for sure how much the containment structures are broken, so all that separates water inside from water outside is having the water pressure about equal.

But if they walled off the groundwater coming in on the uphill side, but let the groundwater continue to drain out on the downhill side -- the water level inside the broken containments would have no back pressure and that stuff would all drain out going downhill.

So they don't want to stop the groundwater flowing into the site from uphill -- until they know the site will maintain a stable water level and not drain down from the downhill end once the incoming groundwater is blocked (if it ever is).

And they can't simply trench on the uphill side all the way down to bedrock and build a dam and pump the groundwater around the area and out to sea -- because they're not getting clean water out of the ground on the uphill side of the site --- there's contamination all around the site, I recall reading this a while back.

Handwaving here. It's as close as I get to prayer, I suppose.Hank Robertshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-64132869035163259572016-05-12T21:34:33.964-05:002016-05-12T21:34:33.964-05:00I like your blog. keep up the good work!I like your blog. keep up the good email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-87572121542256970602016-05-05T06:59:18.555-05:002016-05-05T06:59:18.555-05:00It boggles my mind why we still use nuclear power....It boggles my mind why we still use nuclear power. I like the subduction trench idea. It's the safest proposition I have seen.Jason and Michellehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-80887560323822088452016-04-30T18:11:17.393-05:002016-04-30T18:11:17.393-05:00I am wondering, do you have any thoughts or ideas ...I am wondering, do you have any thoughts or ideas about what CAN be done to fix/take care of the radiation problem in Japan? Things that will actually work.Lynxhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-20865074928539573512016-04-25T17:30:37.990-05:002016-04-25T17:30:37.990-05:00*sigh* Thanks for the responses, both on the water...*sigh* Thanks for the responses, both on the water diversion and the mention to Aimee about fish. I've been thinking of buying tuna again since things seem to be relatively safe in that regard (of course, there are other things besides radiation to think about). I'll be getting more American Tuna - they fish up the west coast, around Alaska-ish, where the tuna are hanging out when they're younger.

I have quite a bit of family in CA but nothing I can do about that.

shadowfoothttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-52669118261351453502016-04-16T21:56:50.851-05:002016-04-16T21:56:50.851-05:00If there is elevation change in the area in questi...If there is elevation change in the area in question, and a flow gradient, then yes, the freeze method would be much more likely to fail for the reasons you mention. Steve Carrowhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-19499158885233501922016-04-07T10:53:49.333-05:002016-04-07T10:53:49.333-05:00Rachel- thanks for the kind words. And a little k...Rachel- thanks for the kind words. And a little kick in the pants; this post was the beginning of a fairly long thread comments here; not all with this post. I've been wanting for years to do an update and consolidation- this is more incentive.

We still do just fine with no fridge. Including in regard to meat - we're omnivores, eat plenty of meat- and you just don't need the fridge to manage it; as our ancestors proved from the last 20,000 years (considering village-town needs) - up until the past 200 (including the ice industry). And as more than half of current living humans don't have a fridge either - and it's not about to kill them.

 Wow, I can still start ranting on this topic really easy! :-) Easiest point on meat - get it cooked in a reasonably short time after you purchase it at the grocery store. Cooked meat can still spoil, of course - but far far more slowly than raw meat, and the spoilage bugs on cooked meat are not the same as those in raw meat that might kill you; plain compost bacteria- not even likely to give you a bad tummy in small numbers.

Just a week ago, I finally terminated a "slow cooked" high meat stew I'd been eating, and feeding to family and friends - for 3 weeks. Carefully bringing to a simmer after each time we removed some for eating, and keeping the top meticulously NOT opened. Sterile in there - just like in an autoclaved petri dish. I ended this stew not because of spoilage concerns; but because the remaining original stock and meat components were hitting the end of their flavor. Typically these kinds of things are tastiest around Day 4; but extremely long simmering of any meat/stock I've ever played with eventually gets to a stage where flavor is going downhill; less "yum" and more "what?"

Remember your Great-Great Grandparents! Apparently living with no fridge did not kill them. :-)
Greenpahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-13889660162479552592016-04-05T16:45:19.868-05:002016-04-05T16:45:19.868-05:00I really appreciate the post. I live in the Northw...I really appreciate the post. I live in the Northwest where rain abounds and one could forage and hunt for days with no issues. My knowledge of the body and how it plays host to trillions of bacteria fascinates me and has turned into an obsession that has spread its roots far and wide into a more simplified, utilitarian and ultimately healthier living. I have been really trying to find ways to not use the fridge and turn it off when we aren't using it for anything important like meat. I don't know if I could get my husband to approve of getting rid of our fridge, but it isn't too big and most of the stuff in it is just as you said, "unnecessary", as in it can survive outside in a cupboard. We live primarily off bulk dried goods like lentils, beans, grains, and seeds with very, very little dairy and typically always some form of meat. If it were up to me, we'd get rid of a lot more.

Also, may I suggest to everyone to get rid of your TV packages. You don't need them. You will get the news for free. Pick up a free books at the library and use their media centers. We could all use a little de-modernization in the technology dept. And you can turn down your water heater when you're away or get a tankless water heater to also save. Great blog. Thanks again.Rachel Cookhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-32143982291597854062016-04-02T10:23:06.759-05:002016-04-02T10:23:06.759-05:00Oh, and. Could I be wrong? I certainly could. H...Oh, and. Could I be wrong? I certainly could. Have I been wrong before? I certainly have.

I stick with this prediction, though. And whichever way it turns out- I will have learned something. :-)Greenpahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-66469154509372951222016-04-02T10:14:20.220-05:002016-04-02T10:14:20.220-05:00Aimee - I am a believer in physics and geology. A...Aimee - I am a believer in physics and geology. And statistics. Sea level rise is most certainly going to happen, though the immediate effect on house prices is not clear to me- real estate cons are a huge source of wealth, predictably. In terms of radioactivity from Fukushima affecting your fish, and then your health- probabilities there are very tiny; the fact that we can detect it does not mean it will have measurable health ramifications. I would not live in California, for anything. Visit, yes I do, small windows of time are not much problem. Long windows- bad things. The NW - I think is a bit less risky at the moment; but- that's a guess; human ability to truly gauge earthquake hazard is very poor.

Steve- yes, freezing soil for construction is an understood technique - but it's entirely different from trying to immobilize an aquifer. That's never been attempted, I think. In the construction practices, water is allowed to move through the set up, specifically so pressure will NOT build.

 Water moving through soil/rock microstructure is as slippery as hydrogen molecules to try to contain. And water pressure is an exceptionally powerful force, since water is incompressible; force is transmitted completely. So- envision - water is freezing in the soil, restricting established flow paths. Pressure builds. Water will find (is finding now) paths not yet blocked; and start to flow faster there. More pressure- faster flow, greater force. Various kinds of erosion, cutting, changes in solubility of rock/soil minerals will happen, and the existing pathways will grow- increasing flow. High flow- harder to freeze, since new heat is constantly supplied- Now; put an entire aquifer, rain on the mountains, in back of that. It will go through; or around, and begin physical erosion and/or soil liquefaction-

That's only one set of reasons. Basically there are no "possible" or "probable" effects that might operate to make it work- and all known ones will operate to make it increasingly improbable, and will likely join forces down the unknown road to make it really, really improbable. My prediction - it won't work. Resources and time will be entirely wasted, and should be spent on finding some pathway with a reasonable chance of success.Greenpahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-45623072002120511762016-04-01T22:13:20.150-05:002016-04-01T22:13:20.150-05:00Aw, come on, tell us why you don't think the i...Aw, come on, tell us why you don't think the ice walls will work. Using freezing to isolate foundation work from groundwater or high water tables is a well known construction technique. I know nothing of the geology and groundwater situation there, but if done as per successful past experience, why wouldn't it work?Steve Carrowhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-18321786401445923752016-04-01T16:25:11.160-05:002016-04-01T16:25:11.160-05:00Would you be worried if you lived on the northwest...Would you be worried if you lived on the northwest coast of the US? How worried? Would you be like, "don't eat bottom-fish" worried, or more like "sell the house before the market drops off there face of the earth" worried?Aimeehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-58017784705126700072016-04-01T10:45:01.793-05:002016-04-01T10:45:01.793-05:00Shadow- they've already tried a couple things ...Shadow- they've already tried a couple things basically like that; including one where they tried to pump groundwater up before it reached the reactor, the idea being that water would be clean and could be just dumped right into the ocean, while decreasing the water flow into problem areas.

It's hard to decipher what went on, goes on, and actually happened- when the major intent of press releases is to make everything look fine. In this case- it turned out the water they were pumping up - was already too radioactive to release without treatment- and local fishermen were watching it all very closely. And a bunch of the contamination is tritium - for which no one on this planet has found any economical ways to remove it from water like this. No filters or other processes can do it. So they wound up with more water they had to store; not less, and more that was ultimately too contaminated even by their own relaxed standards to dump in the ocean... so- the entire project just quietly disappeared from public view or discussion.

They've built physical walls- that made it worse, and a couple other things- all pretty much on the "we have to look like we're doing something" level. The plain fact is, the technologies to deal effectively with a melted reactor core- do not exist, anywhere. But good Public Relations efforts - can keep the panic down a bit.Greenpahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-32053808594587833552016-03-31T12:37:52.459-05:002016-03-31T12:37:52.459-05:00I realize there must be quite a bit of water flowi...I realize there must be quite a bit of water flowing into the area, but if they're going to spend lots of money wouldn't it make more sense to figure out a way to divert the underground river? Like maybe dig a huge trench (new riverbed, really) that goes in a different direction, then connect it to the river? It would be a ridiculously huge project but building those freezing units must have been a huge project as well.shadowfoothttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-37256774779244835412016-03-31T06:36:36.569-05:002016-03-31T06:36:36.569-05:00I dot have a degree in chemistry or physics. I too...I dot have a degree in chemistry or physics. I too fail to see how this will stop the water.Jason and Michellehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2703718837080088488.post-14731153357191974802016-03-21T10:25:03.779-05:002016-03-21T10:25:03.779-05:00Thanks for the recommendation; ordered the book. ...Thanks for the recommendation; ordered the book.

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Though not a fan of larger 'posher' hotels when we travel we chose this place for its location - and so glad we did! Panajachel is noisy, busy and just a location to stay for all the amazing and wondeful trips around the lake. We had a Lake View Room and every morning got up early to enjoy the sun rise from our little terrace and ahead the lights and shadows on the volcanoes changed every hour. Worth the little extra for this upgrade room. Breakfast was a treat evry day, lots of differnt fruits, lots of bread, eggs anyway you like, fresh juices and strong coffee. Very eager and friendly staff, all trying to speak Englisg, some better than others, always with a big smile. Be warned if you go during the busier season - most rooms are under the large (and comfortable) terrace overlooking the lake and you can hear every chair or table moved and during the nihgt dogs jump up and down from the gardens... all in all, the best place, after visiting lots of other hotels for my job,regarding location and quality, in town.
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The Logitech Performance MX is our larger hands pick for the best wireless mouse. Kimber Streams said, "The Performance is larger, cheaper, and has a longer warranty than our upgrade pick, the MX Master, but it has a mediocre scroll wheel (more on this below), lacks the Master's thumb scroll wheel, and doesn't use Bluetooth to connect."
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The Anker 60W 6-port USB charger is our more powerful, more ports pick in the Best Multiport USB Wall Charger guide. Nick Guy wrote, "For those who need to charge even more devices at once, Anker's 60W 6-Port Family-Sized Desktop USB Charger with PowerIQ Technology ($40) is the way to go. It has two more ports than our top pick and can fast-charge up to six iPads at once. It's more expensive, of course, and instead of plugging directly into a wall outlet, it uses an included power cable."
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The Adventure Medical Kits Adventure First Aid Kit 2.0 is our first aid kid pick in the Best Gear for Your Road Trip. Kit Dillon wrote, "It's designed to treat up to four people on a one-day outing and comes with everything a road-tripper needs. It covers all of the Red Cross's recommendations—and supplements them with helpful bits such as a generous 10 yards of tape, moleskin for blisters, AfterBite Insect Relief, and even a small compass. (It has some 67 items inside, for those who are counting.) It comes in a 6-by-9-inch, zippered, soft-sided pack that's compact enough to fit into a glove box but not so small that you can't add, say, a couple of bottles of prescription medicines. It weighs just a pound, so you might even consider bringing it on day hikes."
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Vizio M60-C3 60-inch LED TV
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The Vizio M60-C3 TV is our runner-up pick for Best TV. Chris Heinonen wrote, "If the Samsung JU7100 is sold out or unavailable, the Vizio M-Series is our runner-up. It offers larger screen sizes for the same price, plus a good image and five HDMI inputs."
In terms of value, he added, "But for screen size per dollar, the Vizio M-Series is your best value today even if it does come in slightly behind the Samsung in overall image quality."
Dell XPS 13 Touch 256GB Laptop
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The Dell XPS 13 Touch 256GB Laptop is our upgrade pick for the best Windows ultrabook. Kimber Streams wrote, "If you need an ultra-high-resolution touchscreen, don't mind the extra cost, and can live with a few hours less battery life, you should get the touchscreen configuration of the Dell XPS 13."
She talked in more detail about the resolution, "Our upgrade pick has a 3200×1800-resolution touchscreen, in contrast to our pick's 1080p non-touch panel. The extra resolution isn't a huge benefit on a 13-inch screen, since you have to scale up the Windows interface anyway to make things large enough to read or click on."
Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum Gaming Mouse
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The Logitech G502 is our more buttons pick for the best gaming mouse. David Murphy said, "The Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum is a great alternative if you need a mouse with a lot of buttons. It has twice as many as the DeathAdder Chroma, and you can customize them to perform all sorts of actions using Logitech's Gaming Software"
For some more detail about those extra buttons, "The extra buttons on this Logitech mouse are unobtrusive if you don't use them and easy to access if you do. Two extra buttons sit to the left of the left-click button, two reside above the thumb, two buttons sit on top of the mouse (though one can only switch the click wheel from audible steps to silent free-spinning), and the click wheel allows nudging left or right to trigger actions. The mouse also offers a button in front of the thumb, which you can hold down to quickly toggle a specific sensitivity setting (or reassign)."
Denon Envaya Bluetooth Speaker
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The Denon Envaya was one of our previous picks in our best portable Bluetooth speaker guide. Brent Butterworth wrote, "The Denon Envaya was one of the main picks in our previous article, and it remains a great choice if you want bigger, better sound than a small portable can deliver at a modest price. If we had more product and price categories, we'd probably still include it as a main pick."
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The Patagonia Wavefarer Stretch Board Shorts are our pick for the best board shorts for men. The WC staff wrote, "Specifically, the Wavefarer Stretch Board Shorts are for the surfer who wants more protection from the sun and the chafing that a longer short made from slightly thicker fabric provides, while the more tailored Stretch Planing Short is for those who want a shorter, lighter design. They're pricey, but nothing cheaper performed better, and anything comparable cost more."
Logitech X300 Bluetooth Speaker
Street Price: $55 MSRP: $70 Deal Price: $48
The copper black model of this speaker tends to be pretty affordable compared to the other models, with an average price around $55, and this sale comes in $8 below that.
The Logitech X300 is our no-frills alternative in our portable Bluetooth speaker guide. Brent Butterworth said, "All three of our panelists thought the X300 actually sounded a bit better than the Roll, with a little more bass, a somewhat smoother treble, and a fuller sound overall. So why'd we pick the Roll instead? It boils down to design."
"But we keep coming back to the X300's sound, which is actually even better than that of our previous pick, the UE Mini Boom. According to my lab measurements, the X300 doesn't play any louder than the Roll or Mini Boom, but it sounds louder because it has more bass. It also always sounds smooth and natural."
iPad Pro 9.7″ 128GB
Street Price: $750 MSRP: $750 Deal Price: $650
A big $125 drop below the street price, and $25 below the best price we've seen on this iPad Pro. This is part of Best Buy's Black Friday in July sale, and you have to be signed into your Best Buy account to see these discounts. They're also knocking $125 off of the 256GB model, if you'd prefer to have more storage space.
The iPad Pro 9.7″ 128GB is our upgrade pick in our iPad guide. Dan Frakes said, "If you need better performance for media editing, multitasking, or gaming; support for Apple's fantastic Pencil stylus; better color accuracy; smartphone-class cameras; more storage capacity; or a huge screen, one of the two iPad Pro models is for you."
Dell Inspiron 11 3000 2-in-1 Touchscreen Laptop
Street Price: $530 MSRP: $600 Deal Price: $450
The Dell Inspiron 11 3000 2-in-1 Touchscreen Laptop is our versatility pick in the Best Laptops for Every Need guide. Wirecutter Staff wrote, "The Dell Inspiron 11 3000 has most of the right features for a small, $600 convertible laptop, including an Intel Core i3-6100U Skylake processor, an 11.6-inch screen (running at a resolution of 1366×768 pixels), and barely any bloatware. Though we wish it had more than 4 GB of RAM, the version we recommend comes with a 128GB solid-state drive that makes it feel fast and responsive."
Refurbished Pebble Time Steel Smartwatch
Street Price: $200 (new) MSRP: $250 (new) Deal Price: $100
The Pebble Time Steel is a smartwatch we like in our guide to the best smartwatch. Kevin Purdy wrote, "At this price, we'd recommend the Pebble Time Steel as a budget entry for Android phone owners. If the square look and wider straps work for you, the watch does an increasingly good job of relaying and responding to notifications, tracking your steps and sleep, and, of course, showing the time, all of the time."
He also mentioned, "There is, of course, a new Pebble Time Steel on the way, but it won't be much different beyond a thinner bezel and a heart monitor."
Refurbished Samsung Galaxy S7 Verizon Smartphone
Street Price: $680 (new) MSRP: $680 (new) Deal Price: $430
The Samsung Galaxy S7 is our pick for the best Android phone. Ryan Whitwam said, "The Samsung Galaxy S7 has the best screen and camera of any Android phone we've tested. It includes a larger battery and a microSD card slot (which last year's Galaxy lacked), but the UI remains somewhat cluttered."
Decibullz Contour Headphones
Street Price: $60 MSRP: $60 Deal Price: $45 with 15% off Coupon
The Decibullz Contour are our pick for an inexpensive custom fit pair of Wired Exercise Headphones guide. Lauren Dragan wrote, "The Decibullz Contour model represents a unique idea and is worth checking out if fit is a perpetual issue for you. All of our panelists liked the sound, especially for the price. These headphones have a little extra bass and a little less high end, so if you like the sound of headphones such as the Velodyne vPulse, you'll like what you hear from this pair, too. What makes the Decibullz Contour unique, however, is the at-home custom-moldable stability cuff… Overall, the custom fit feels particularly comfy and really stays in, so if you're into a little DIY, this pair could be worth your money"
ZVOX SoundBase 450 Soundbar
Street Price: $270 MSRP: $270 Deal Price: $220
The ZVOX SoundBase 450 is our all-in-one pedestal pick for the best budget soundbar. Dennis Burger said, "If set on a countertop without a TV perched precariously upon it, the SoundBase.450 sounded pretty great. Its bass output was better than some of the soundbars we tested with dedicated wireless subwoofers, and its surround-sound processing technology was the favorite by far of all our testers."
Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens
Street Price: $200 MSRP: $200 Deal Price: $167
This sale matches the best price we've ever seen on this lens through Amazon, and a rare sale on a lens that's already a great value. The last drop was around March, the only worthwhile sale of the past 12 months, and brought it down to $180.
The Nikon 35mm f/1.8G is our fast prime pick in our Nikon lenses guide. Amadou Diallo wrote, "If you can afford only a single lens, this is the one to get. It's small, does well in low light, and creates lovely background blur."
For some more detail, "If you're coming from a kit lens, you'll immediately appreciate our pick's wide f/1.8 maximum aperture—most kit zooms stop at f/3.5. An aperture this wide lets in a lot more light, making it easier to shoot in dim situations like at concerts, in theaters, or at birthday parties as well as outdoors at night. The wide aperture also lets you blur the background, getting a wonderful, creamy, out-of-focus area, referred to as bokeh, that helps to draw attention to your subject."
Olympus M.Zuiko 40-150 mm f/4.0-5.6 Lens
Street Price: $150 MSRP: $200 Deal Price: $100
The 40-150mm zoom lens is our pick for the best zoom lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras. Tim called it "good and supremely affordable." He said "It's great for any situation where you want to shoot something far away, and that makes it an excellent tourist lens. So you can shoot wildlife and birds pretty well; it's great for getting a shot of landmarks that are a bit further away than you'd really like; and it's solid for taking to a sports event to catch the action on the field."
Olympus M.ZUIKO ED 9-18MM F4.0-5.6 Lens
Street Price: $600 MSRP: $700 Deal Price: $500
The Olympus M.ZUIKO ED 9-18MM F4.0-5.6 is our wide zoom option in our Micro Four-Thirds lens guide. Amadou Diallo said, "This 18-36mm-equivalent zoom offers a wide field of view, and its ultra-compact design makes it very convenient to travel with."
For an idea of how compact it is, "Gary Wolstenholme, writing for ePHOTOzine, remarks, "Weighing only 155g and being only 49.5mm long when collapsed, this lens is incredibly compact for the range it offers…perfect for taking on your travels." Another selling point of the Olympus zoom is that it has filter threads so you can screw on a lens filter, something not possible with the bulbous glass of the Panasonic."
Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO
Street Price: $900 MSRP: $1000 Deal Price: $800
The Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO is our great zoom pick in our guide to Micro Four Thirds lenses. Amadou Diallo wrote that it's, "A very close rival to our top pick, and price drops are common throughout the year."
"Of the Olympus, PhotoZone writes, "The optical quality of this standard zoom is impressive, with an extremely sharp centre zone whereas the border and corner resolution is very good." Imaging Resource calls it, "a powerhouse of a lens with excellent optical performance.""
Sony XBA-H1 Headphones
Street Price: $120 MSRP: $150 Deal Price: $75
The best price we've seen on these headphones, which shot up the over the past year. While we used to see these around $90 from time to time, they were $150 for almost all of 2015 and only recently dropped to the $120 range.
The Sony XBA-H1 is the step-up pick in our guide on the best $100 in-ear headphones. Lauren Dragan said, "The Sonys sound fantastic. No one frequency is overly peaked. The highs are clear and delicate with tremendous detail. The lows are full and pack a punch without muddying up or overpowering anything else. The mids sound authentic and precise. The result? Your music sounds better than ever."
TechRadar gave the headphones 4 out of 5 stars in its review. They wrote, "The Sony XBA-H1 excels by extending a hand to the sporty and minimalistic types. It also does well to include the best of two types of in-ear drivers in one package, which makes for a fantastic sound profile. Where some people might fall off the XBA-H1 bandwagon is the price, considering the lack of inline controls. Regardless, if you can swing the cash and don't mind this limitation, you're in for an incredibly nuanced and rewarding listening experience."


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- Cheddar Gorge and Caves (6 mi / 9.7 km)
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- The Grand Pier (8.8 mi / 14.1 km)
Lyncombe Lodge Hotel & Restaurant, Somerset (area)
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $82
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- Check-in time 2:30 PM-11 PM
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- Hair dryer (on request)
- Flat-screen TV
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
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DiningOnsite venue - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Lyncombe Lodge Hotel & Restaurant, Somerset (area)'s small print
Also known as
- Lyncombe Lodge Hotel
- Lyncombe Lodge Hotel Winscombe
- Lyncombe Winscombe
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Recent reviews
Excellent 4.3 /5 from 35 reviews
The views and area were really nice. I had a nice pre-dinner hike in the hills above the hotel. I also had fun watching the skiers on the hill next to the hotel (no snow, some kind of synthetic base). There was plenty of space in the room, a comfy bed, nice bathroom, and fast wifi. The staff was very helpful with recreational opportunities in the area. Dinner and breakfast were filling, tasty, and decently priced. Do be aware that the road is narrow and twisty, I had no problem with a small car.
An ideal spot for a family get-together over the Easter weekend. A quiet location yet easily accessible to all that we wanted to do. The bar and restaurant were comfortable and welcoming.
Great hotel with good food and location, you could even do a bit of skiing next door if you wished, quiet still the same.
Just a one night stay in a twin room. Well equipped with tv, hairdryer, coffee and tea etc. Beds were comfortable and room was warm enough. Bathroom was ok with hot water and shower etc. Ceiling needs painting in room and bathroom. The hotel is in a very quiet spot. Head for the Alpine Ski Centre as it is next door to it. We ate in the restaurant which was very pleasant. The staff were friendly.
Room was good size, shower needs attention,
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