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Un hotel para todo.
Muchos ascensores rotos
Cerca de concierto. Gran habitación con vistas al lago Tahoe. Starbucks convenientemente ubicado cerca de los ascensores. La cama no era muy cómoda. Nos alojamos al otro lado de la calle en el Harrah's de última hora y la cama era mejor. Sin embargo, nos gustó la habitación mucho mejor en Harvey's.
El hotel estaba bien. El personal era muy amable. La comida era decente. Me registré en mucho tiempo. Baño en la habitación necesita una reforma.
Estaban situados cerca de la ciudad El personal de recepción era maravilloso Los baños en las habitaciones eran pequeños El servicio en los restaurantes era malo
Era bastante ruidoso y no muy amables con los clientes
Oyster Bar Piscina cerrada
Las camas eran cómodas, y las habitaciones eran grandes y estaban limpias. Demasiado humo mientras andas por el casino. Aléjate de ahí que a toda costa.
La experiencia en general fue buena. La limpieza no era la mejor.
Las habitaciones son amplias. Fumar en el casino. Tienda de lencería en el pasillo del ascensor.
La habitación estaba limpia, la habitación era preciosa y la piscina. El personal no era muy amable...
Es un buen hotel Creo que me gustó mucho
Me gustó el spa No hay microondas
El personal era genial. Las MOQUETAS estaban sucias. Termostato no funcionaba.
A poca distancia de restaurantes, casinos y vida nocturna. El personal de limpieza era muy servicial La habitación no tiene una zona de estar ni bañera
Gran vista, gran precio Piscina abierta, confuso especial en restaurante
La tarifa de servicio adicionales para ningún servicio
Las vistas de la montaña desde la habitación era increíble
El grupo consistía de personas entre 17 y 18 años, así que a la entrada nos dijeron que no podían hospedarse por ser un casino. Pero lo dijeron de una forma muy grosera.
Limpio y agradable. Estaba impresionado con el servicio y la gente Nada. Hicieron un gran trabajo!
Bañera de hidromasaje, desayuno gratuito, habitaciones espaciosas. Internet lento/poco fiable, especialmente durante los fines de semana ocupados.
Desayuno caliente gratuito. La habitación se sentía sucia. Los pies de mis hijas quedaban sucios al caminar en la alfombra.
El desayuno gratis El servicio de habitación excesivamente caro
The convenience. Park your car and never have to leave. Free shuttle service to ski lifts which is conveniently located at even walking distance. Free shuttle service dropping off and picking up in town. After a day of boarding/skiing, heated pool, jacuzzi to soak up in. Restaurant and spa. Fully furnished condos with stocked kitchen, everything you can possibly need to cook homemade meals. Cozy fireplace. I look forward to returning There's nothing negative I can think of. Very satisfied with stay
The restaurant staff were very pleasant and courteous. There is no AC. This point cannot be stressed enough. Our room also had a hole in the wall and was missing basics like shampoo and coffee for the coffee maker. This "resort" is sort of tired - it is in need of updating all around. Everything looks about 10 years past due for maintenance or replacement.
The views, locations, the rooms and some staff members. Check in too late and check out too early.
The room was ready on time, very clean, and everything in the room was in great condition. The staff was friendly and courteous and we had a wonderful stay. We didn't use the hot tub or any of the communal facilities because we were too tired from spending all day at Lake Tahoe. When we go back to Tahoe, we would happily stay here again. The thermostat in our room didn't work, but we didn't complain to maintenance as we were just there for a couple of nights and could open the window. The view was pretty terrible because it overlooked the basketball court.
Various on site activities and you don't have to leave if you don't want to. The Ridge has it all from swimming to basketball and on site skiing. Plus, a free shuttle unto Tahoe if you want to get away easily. They don't give you any shampoo or conditioner, so if you forget it the nearest fix is their overpriced store! Also, hate the 4:00 check in which doesn't make sense with the 10 am check out time!
Nice view No air conditioning. Cooled down at night with fan and window cracked. Wind comes from resort side and we were on valley side which gets no breeze. They would not move us to other side.
The Tahoe Ridge is our favorite spot in South Lake. It's quiet, very clean and we look forward to our annual trip each year. There isn't anything negative to say about The Tahoe Ridge.
Great price! Great bed, good space in room. Free shuttle down to casinos and back was an awesome perk! Very happy! Only thing I didn't like was 10 AM checkout. Other than that great place to stay for business or leisure.
I don't like this place too much.just stay one night.
Room was great and comfortable. The day of check out. Room service started knocking on our door at 9 am, knocked again at 930, then at 955 they decided to just walk in without knocking. Very disrespectful
After checking in at the main building, the room was not ready. The house keeper was still cleaning the room. My family had to wait over an hour to get settled in. It was a horrible experience.
Beautiful property, nice staff, great views. They didn't honor my preferences for extra pillows. Didn't refill shampoo. Front desk closes at night. We left our room key in the room and had to track down Security who was very nice, to let us in.
El personal hizo que nuestra estancia fuera perfecta. Las habitaciones eran un poco pequeñas, pero la chimenea y la terraza las complementaban perfectamente.
¡Me encantó estar justo en la playa! Fuimos entre semana y teníamos la playa casi solo para nosotros. Las habitaciones estaban bien. El personal era genial. Lo único que no me gustó fue el olor del jabón, champú, etc.. Tenía un extraño olor medicinal.
Gran ubicación, justo en la playa. Excelentes vistas. céntrico. Muy buena relación calidad-precio.
Las habitaciones genial, como un apartahotel, y el personal muy amable El ruido de la calefacción y que no te hacen la cama
la habitacion estuvo exelente de tamaño y abuen precio que la limpiesa no se haga todos los dias
Great views, very spacious, comfortable amenities and everything in between! Spa on the roof with a sauna. Indoor pool and spa at the clubhouse. This is a must stay!!!! Having to check in at another site
Location to Heavenly Ski resort is great, and the accommodations were nice. I've stayed at 2 different locations and in both found that the sofabeds at each location were terrible for our child to sleep on.
Was such an amazing experience! Everyone was polite and got everything to us as soon as we requested it! Definitely will be going back
All was perfect Except the restaurant
Restaurant was excellent - both for lunch and dinner. Sommelier was very knowledgeable and approachable. Staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Got great restaurant recommendations from one of the valets. Room was very nicely appointed, comfortable and attractive. Radiant floor heat in the bathroom was a nice touch. Free on-site parking with valet service. Great location - not in the thick of things, so quiet, but easy access to South Lake and the rest of the Lake. Nothing.
The service was amazing and staff were very accommodating. Our room was beautiful and the spa was glorious The reading couch in the room was not super comfy but it was a pull out so no biggie
Location was great, perfect for the lake. Jimmy's restaurant was very nice and the wait staff were great! We booked a pet friendly room for our dog, we were told we could only stay on the ground floor next to the lake car park. It was very noisy and the nightly cost did not match my experience. I am a seasoned traveler and this was not good value for money.
My wife and I were greeted by the valet/concierge gentlemen right away and were offered a glass of cold champagne! Set the standard for the rest of the stay and they didn't disappoint! Love this place and see ourselves coming here for many years to come! Didn't like that my sister in law's room was in a totally different building than ours, but understandable given the layout and they were completely booked that weekend. Also couldn't believe her room was much larger and nicer than our premium lake view king, given our room was $80 more per night. But the view made up for it. After all, it was only for one night.
The staff, decor and small, thoughtful touches were great. I thought the restaurant, Jimmys, was overpriced for the quality of the food. Menu did nothing for us.
The staffs are the best and helpful. The restaurant closes early 9.30pm and no other food or drink service late hours.
Staff is excellently trained. Very professional. Rooms are big and comfortable. Restaurant is nothing short of excellent. it is worth staying at the hotel just for the restaurant.
1. There was no hot water in the morning when outside temperature is -8 C and they couldnt seem to care about it.
The owners are so welcoming and always remember us! It is has a nice home like feeling. It is a short walk to the casinos and in summer there is a private beach, which is also a short walk/drive. Each cabin comes with table,chairs, queen bed, tv, mini electric fireplace And heat. It just a overall relaxing great place to stay it.
Very clean, friendly staff and you can't beat the location. Also dog friendly.
I loved the room. But I wish we had a king size bed. My room overlooked the pool, as I'm sure most, or all do. But during the day the music in the pool area blasted really loud a few times over the course of the day. Scared me. But I'm sure that doesn't happen often, or I hope not at least. Also I wished we had a king size bed. The queen bed was too small and the comforter was too small for the bed.
It was very clean modern luxury The $29 for parking too much and they charged us for 4 parking days instead of 3 and the guy didn't know how to fix it it was elaborate he called pkg they agreed we fldidnt have an extra car then he handed me back the paper and we had a stare off lame So I said no more dialogue I need to go fix it !! He did but he pouted didn't apologize it's probably hard to get good help up there
We enjoyed the swimming pool First of all am not saying all employees are not properly trained doing their job but some of the employees yes they are not properly trained especially when they are charging bills to their guests when they checking in like what happened to us it is so terrible experienced we ever had in that place I booked online and make reservation I payed everything online so when I came to the front desk at the resort I told Them that I have reservation and I payed online however this employee asking for my debit card charging for any damages incase we something happen to the unit for amount of $100 for me doesn't matter because he said they will refund it after we check out so I said ok but then after an hour I check my online banking and it showed up in my bank account that the resort charge me $348 I can't believe this people can't do their job right so I told them what happen and they told me that they will refund it and they said it takes 3 to 5 business days to refund completely in my bank account and the next day I saw in my bank account they charge me again $740 I can't believe this place this is so much errors and stupidity why they can't do their job really guy come on!!' so I talk to them again and again and again all they did is sorry we will refund it we just make a mistake. And also at the next counter at my left side another costumer complained because of their errors over charging their costumers!!!! Please don't go in this resort believe me!!!!
The fact that is was right on the water The AC unit did not cool the room properly. Had to get and extra fan. The room was a non smoking room but there were cigarette butts on the balcony and the worse part was when I turned my covers down on the bed and found a large black hairball in between the sheets
The Condo was lovely and clean. The proximity to the sandy beach at Lake Tahoe and the South Shore casinos is excellent. Also, the grounds are beautiful with all of the lovely pine and redwood trees on the property. We had a wonderful relaxing visit, and I will definitely recommend Aston Lakeland Village to my friends Condos located near Lake Tahoe Blvd are too noisy with the traffic close by. I had to request a different condo than the one originally assigned to us, and Aston was very gracious about moving us to a condo closer to the Lake.
Location is perfect BBQ grills on property are nice Pools were not heated even though they advertised them that way. They stick you in the main building in the summer on the first floor with paper thin ceilings so you are awakened by the people above and you are far away from the beach and with only a queen size bed even though other rooms were available the Andrea manager wanted an upcharge of 50 per night plus tax for them even though the reception clerk said it was no problem to move. Andrea the manager always had a fake forced smile and was not customer focused at all. The room carpets were filthy.. they needed shampooing.
The free shuttle was great- we never waited for more than 5 minutes for a ride. It was nice to have the continental breakfast as an option. Service was great and everyone was very friendly. Having a kitchen was great. Room (especially the bathroom) was kind of cramped.
This was everything we needed for a weekend with my son and his family! The unit we were in is a three storey condo with three bedrooms (one in the loft) and two baths, full kitchen, living room and laundry. And the kids (and I'm including my grown son here) really enjoyed the wood fireplace! Beautiful surroundings, right on the beach. We decided to buy groceries and stay in the first night. ..a very good choice as the kitchen was well appointed. There are even board games! ! Just be aware that the loft gets really hot if you use the fireplace in the evening.
Access to beach is great. Shuttle service on demand is excellent. Staff is friendly and helpful. Parking was tight, but we were there on 4th of July. Our suite was clean and the kitchen was well stocked with dishes, silverware, etc. (though we didn't need a kitchen for a one night stay). Would stay there again, but book a room earlier and request a room that is located as far from Hwy 50 as possible. Our suite was spacious, except for the shower and toilet room which was extremely small. Furniture could use an update, screen doors were barely functional. Suite was facing Hwy 50 and was REALLY noisy. Needed to have the doors open because it was quite warm. I suppose in winter the noise wouldn't be an issue because you could keep the doors closed. Lastly, we paid way more than the room was worth, but booked it only a week before the 4th of July, so it was somewhat expected.
Staff was wonderful! Best service I have ever had! From beginning to end!
Multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, full kitchen, multiple living spaces, gorgeous views, beautiful living spaces, great for large groups.
I love that it is so convenient to everything! I only had to use my car twice during my whole trip. Everything was walking distance! I'm not sure what had happened but my car had valet parking. And they returned my car with wheel/ tire was flat
Tenía un ambiente agradable como de cabaña aunque estaba lejos de ser rústico
Esta es nuestra segunda estancia. El personal del hotel es muy amable y dispuesto a ayudar. El hotel estaba muy limpio, teniendo en cuenta que permiten a los animales. A pie de los restaurantes y el lago. Necesitan cambiar los colchones.
Un hotel muy agradable, limpio, bien situado (cerca de la playa y del centro de South Tahoe), bonito, bien de precio... bastante recomendable. Nosotros fuimos en Agosto y estaba incluido un pase a una playa privada (un beach club) cercano que también estaba bastante agradable.
Limpio, asequible, personal agradable ... ¿Hace falta decir más?
Gran piscina y jacuzzi, cama king size, limpio, cómodo, balcón privado, personal amable No me di cuenta de que admitían perros, pero se notaba por el olor que había habido mascotas en la habitación. La habitación estaba limpia pero tenía olor persistente de la mascota.
The remodel of this hotel was superbly done, the rooms were spacious and clean and the beds were super comfy. The outdoor lawn with fire pits, hot tub and open air bar was great after a long day of hiking. The staff was clueless. My husband and I asked for a place to get breakfast sandwiches before setting out on a day hike and we were recommended a 21 and over strip club, at 8 am!! They left messes laying around for days at a time, literally (there was a concert across the street at one of the casinos and the after math of beer bottles, food containers and other debris on one of the hotel patios was left uncleaned for almost two days!) we even asked a staff member about the mess because we wanted to enjoy the view from the patio and he just laughed and said "yeah, they really made a mess huh."
Great place with very friendly people. Hipster ambience is created by cool style and design. Aesthetically it's a very pleasant place, not every Taho vacation has to be in an old cabin with a lot of orange wood and musty smell (if you know what I'm talking about). Hip and young place with make-your-own waffle breakfast and smores kits available for $2 at the reception (I've been doing those every night!!). Parking lot is a bit tight. No decaf coffee for breakfast.
Love, love, love this place! Very clean and no usual hotel vibe. I wish my apartment was that great. Nice wooden accents throughout the room. They did a great job updating the place. The staff is super responsive and willing to help and there's someone at the front desk 24/7 Everything felt and looked like they really care and want to provide the best possible experience Big windows that open! So it's easy to air out the room. Comfortable beds Free s'more kits. So you can jump into the hot tub on the roof and then enjoy some s'mores by the fire pit Free 24 hr very good coffee Nice continental breakfast with yoghurt, granola, blueberries, bagels, cream cheese and pastries Mostly younger friendly crowd and families with kids We loved it so much that we stayed an extra night on top of the three nights we already booked. And they matched the initial price of booking.com Great price for the room, considering other hotels around. It was off season though Could use more storage space/hangers in the room as well as in the bathroom Pillows were not very comfortable Bathroom and shower are a little cramped Some guests smoked right in front of the rooms and no one was keeping tabs on that There's no refrigerator or microwave in any of the rooms. For families traveling with small children that's a big deal. Though, the staff was nice enough to let us store food in their fridge
Rooms are design, clean and confortable. Staff is wonderful, dynamic, helpful. Ecologic style. Very good breakfast, homemade style, with not too much food: super ! No coffee maker in the room.
Everything about this hotel is great. No detail is missed. Great price and great experience. Can't bet the location either.
room cute, clean. Lots of pillows. No elevator!!! I had to climb two flights with heavy bags and two bikes. Staff were somewhat indifferent. No AC. No TV channel guide.
Basecamp has succeeded in facilitating a communal, hostel-like vibe while maintaining a higher-end boutique hotel, something that I've never encountered at other hotels like this. The hamburger and bratwurst grill in Basecamp's grassy courtyard were much needed after a long summer day at the lake. I'd definitely come back again. The picnic benches in the courtyard are sketchy. Mine was super wobbly but I was sober so I never took a spill. Though, my friends and I watched several people who may have had a few too many flip off their benches while sitting around the fire pit. I'd just suggest the staff replace these benches before someone gets litigious on Basecamp!
The whole stay was great from the start. The staff was very welcoming, and Baseline was such a unique experience from beginning to end. The location was walking distance to everything we wanted to do, and we absolutely loved our experience. Highly recommend!!! The only thing we didn't particularly enjoy was the thin walls in between the rooms, and the quality of the TV. But those were minuscule issues, we loved our experience.
Tiene para realizar todas las actividades, pileta climatizada, juego de pool, boutique, valet parking, internet, cerca del centro comercial, la habitacion estaba bien equipada. Dos cosas no me gustaron: 1) No dan servicio de mucama para estadias menores a 5 dias, yo estimaba que era un hotel. 2) prolongue mi estadia un dia por motivo de salud y la tarifa fue por demas alta.
Tenía spa, la piscina, y sauna. La ubicación era buena. La habitación estaba limpia y era bonita. Cuando hicimos el check in, la habitación estaba fría. calentador y nevera estaba roto. Después de una hora, cambiaron la habitación.
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The investment bank UBS made waves this week with a report that defines "wealthy" as having more than $5 million, and at least $1 million in cash.
Sounds crazy, but that's really the wrong way to look at retirement. You don't need $5 million to retire well. You might not even need $1 million. And you definitely don't need $1 million in cash.
What is wealthy? If you ask the customers of a Swiss bank, the number is high, of course. Yet most people can retire pretty well with a lower number, and finding out that number isn't so hard.
Here's a simple way to learn your number: Take your current salary and multiply it by 11. That's the method used by the insurance giant Aon Hewitt to calculate "sufficient" assets for retirement, including Social Security. For a worker who earns, say, $50,000 a year, that means he or she will need $550,000 to replace working income in retirement.
Spending trap
An annuity on that balance paying 3% would generate $2,602 a month for 25 years. Add another $1,230 from Social Security (the current average benefit) and you have $45,984 before taxes for our model retiree. Not exactly the Zurich Hilton, but you get the idea.
Let's scale that up. Say you earned $120,000 last year and expect to retire soon. So, to replace your income and keep up with spending, you'll need about $1.3 million in your retirement accounts.
This is where many high earners fall into a trap. They make enough, but they spend every dime, even taking on credit card debt and a bigger mortgage late in life. It's not that hard to put aside over $1 million if your annual salary is north of six figures. But you have to actually do it. No one will do it for you.
What can you do today is start, regardless of where you are in life. Here are your retire-on-time marching orders:
1. Open a 401k or IRA, pronto
If you're making six figures and have no retirement plan at work, shame on you. If you're making somewhat less, having a plan is doubly important. Set aside even a small amount and you'll find your tax bill drops until it virtually disappears. Save enough to get the corporate match (free money!) and then inch it up every three months. Aim for 10% of your pay.
2. You need a cash reserve
Where people often get into trouble is credit cards and unexpected spending. Set aside cash now, even if it's $500. Double that in two months. Work your way up to six months' pay as a cushion.
3. Invest intelligently
Once people get a few thousand bucks into a retirement account, they often start to "play the market." Avoid this course. Instead, use low-cost index funds, asset allocation planning and steady compounding to achieve your goals.

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A month really can feel like a year. They both go by slowly and fly so quickly all at the same time, and of course I have lists for you. What I tried to read, what I managed to read and what I want to read next month. My list for December is kind of crazy and it's one of the months when I am hideously short on time, so we will see how I do.
November List (Proposed)
- Cranioklepty, by Colin Dickey
- Daniel O'Thunder, by Ian Weir
- In the Wake of the Boatman, by Jonathon Scott Fuqua
- The Girl on Legare Street, by Karen White
- The House on Tradd Street, by Karen White
- In the Land of Cotton, by Martha A. Taylor
- The Forest of Hands and Teeth, by Carrie Ryan
- Shiver, by Maggie Stiefvater
- Impossible Motherhood, by Irene Villar
November List (Actual)
- The Carnivore, by Mark Sinnett
- The Magicians, by Lev Grossman
- Seven, by Jacqueline Leo
- Daniel O'Thunder, Ian Weir
- The Forest of Hands and Teeth, by Carrie Ryan
- The House on Tradd Street, by Karen White
- Shiver, by Maggie Stiefvater
- Beautiful Creatures, Kami Garci & Margaret Stohl
- Frankenstein, Mary Shelley
- The Hidden, Tobias Hill
I actually stayed pretty close to my original list this time, probably because a lot of my reading was for either a blog tour, or That's How I Blog! I am still adjusting to having the THIB! books on my schedule, in addition to taking the time out to do show related activities and hosting- I am still a little slow at everything so far as I develop a system.
I would have finished Cranioklepty, but I left it at the Farmers Market last week when I went to volunteer. That's a shame because it was a really good book and then I had nothing to do with myself on the train but people watch. I'll be getting it back when I go this Wednesday, because luckily someone was saw it and kept it for me.
Favorite Books This Month
I really liked The Carnivore, Beautiful Creatures and Seven. They stood out from the pack for me this past month.
December List (Proposed)
- In A Perfect World, by Laura Kasischke – I actually finished this one already.
- When She Flew, by Jennie Shortridge – Finished this one too. Review tomorrow for a TLC Book Tour.
- What the Witch Left, by Ruth Chew – I am so excited to read this. The Wednesday Witch is one of my favorite books and I was so excited when Dawn suggested that we read it and What The Witch Left for our Twenty Minute Book Club. I haven't read this one but, I don't think I can go wrong with Ruth Chew.
- Dragon House, by John Shors – I started reading this one over the weekend and the story is shaping up nicely so far. I definitely want to read more and see what happens.
- Shanghai Girls, by Lisa See – I think Peony in Love is my favorite Lisa See book, which surprises me because of the way that I felt when I first stated reading the book. The heroine dies pretty much straightaway
- Battle Royale, Koshun Takami – I'm reading this with my online book club and I have to admit that I am rather daunted by its size and subject matter. Hope it's a good one.
- Liar, by Justine Larbalestier – Twenty Minute Book Club strikes again. I can't wait to discuss this controversy-sparking book about a young pathological liar with Lenore, one of my favorite book bloggers. I want KingRat to join us in the discussion. I already put in a request on Twitter. Hopefully we can make it happen. He said, "Perhaps."
- The Last Days of the Lacuna Cabal, by Sean Dixon – I'm discussing this book about a strange book club that does re-enactments of the books they read at their meetings with my book club at home. It seems really strange. I picked it, so I hope they either like it or hate it enough for a good discussion.
- Swan Thieves, by Elizabeth Kostova – I am halfway through this one and I am loving it. I started reading it over Thanksgiving weekend and chatting about it with Heather from A High And Hidden Place. We both have been similarly intrigued and are trying to piece together the mysteries that bind a psychiatrist and his recalcitrant patient. I have haven't been able to get back to it because I have a few other things to finish up, but I have been snatching moments here and there to advance a little bit.
- The Recipe Club – The name says it all, and I Have read a few chapters and the story is intriguing- about rediscovering and repairing a broken friendship. I want to see what is at the bottom of them falling out all of those years ago.
- Sense and Sensibility Sea Monsters, by Ben Winters & Jane Austen, – I think I have said before that this is my least favorite Austen books, I think Sea Monsters are necessary, don't you?
Looking Ahead
- The Little Stranger, by Sarah Waters – for THIB! with Rebecca from The Book Lady's Blog
- War Child, by Emanuel Jal – for THIB! with Natasha from Maw Books Blog
So far this year, I have managed to either read or listen to 134 books. I have to go through my reviews and cross-reference because I have been missing some stuff. I read a few books in November that I only realized and noted that I had completed after looking at my month end review post for October. My goal was to read 100 books over the year, and I even joined in on J. Kaye's Challenge to do so, but my challenge lists didn't come over when I migrated to self-hosted in March, and I was never able to put them back together again.
Other Stuff in November
That's How I Blog!
In November, well really the tail end of October , I launched something that I had been thinking about since back in April. I thought it would be fun to actually get to talk (as in hear their voices) to other book bloggers about the experiences that they have had while reading books and blogging about them, how they have changed and grown over the course of their blogging and reading, trends they have noticed.
This week on Tuesday, December 8th at 9:ooPM EST, I will be talking with Dawn from She Is Too Fond of Books about her blogging experiences and about the Ruth Chew books The Wednesday Witch and What The Witch Left. You can go to the show page to set a reminder for the show and please send me your questions (nicole at linussblanket dot com) for Dawn or better yet join us on Tuesday and call in!
This is the complete list of the That's How I Blog! Show Schedule. Past chats I have done may be accessed through the links below.
- Jenn from Jenn's Bookshelves – Jenn's Show
- Amy from My Friend Amy – Amy's Show
- Michelle from GalleySmith – Michelle's Show
- Candace from Beth Fish Reads – Candace's Show
- Kathy from Bermudaonion – Kathy's Show
- Trish from Hey Lady Whatcha Readin'? – Trish's Show
There is also a That's How I Blog! Twenty Minute Book Club Challenge & Reading List
Additional November Reviews
- Locked In, by Marcia Muller
- Black Mirror, by Nancy Werlin
- Hate List, by Jennifer Brown
- The Story of A Marriage, Andrew Sean Greer
Literary Feasts
- Shiver, by Maggie Stiefvater
- Heaven to Betsy, by Maud Hart Lovelace
Product Recommendation
- Reading Wedge Pillow
- Ginger, Chicken & Coconut Soup
That's a lot of reading for December. Wish me luck!


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Obituary: Johnson, Verna Lee
Verna was born on February 9, 1943 in Spokane, WA, the daughter of Lester Anderson and Beverly Payne.
Verna lived a full and wonderful life as a Navy Wife, a caring and loving Mother and Grandmother, a Daughter, a Sister and for many, a Special Friend.
She is survived by her children; Greg Markham, Arnie Markham, Courtney Markham, and Erica Markham.
Brother; Buzz Anderson.
Nephew; Joe Long.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Emery Johnson.
Verna blessed so many with her soul as she filled everyone's hearts with happiness when you met her.
Verna was an amazing woman, of many talents and accomplishments; she was smart and fun loving, a very artistic person, enjoyed cooking and spending time with her children.
She always loved to wear her red hair full of curls and gave you the brightest smile you've ever seen.
She blessed so many with her soul and we rest knowing she is at peace in Heaven with God.
Services will be held in Puyallup, WA on July, 27, 2013.
For further information please contact the Markham family at 509-768-0797.
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Very good, smooth, soft serve. They have a way of blending in your toppings in such a way that you get some in every bite! Getting in and out proved difficult but worth it.
My husband worked there, and so that's how I know that it's closed permanently. They have another SweeTreats on the corner of 4th and Main that serves sandwiches and ice cream.
My friend had the BLT and it was the usual that you make at home. I, on the other hand had the yogurt. You choose vanilla or chocolate then add to it. I had the vanilla and added blackberries. They use the actual fruit and blend it which was very interesting to watch. Very yummy!
They have a special machine that incorporates the ice cream and mix-ins two times so the result is a wonderfully smooth texture that works well on a waffle cone.
I wanted to get an ice cream after dinner, but noticed when we walked down that they were closing at 6 , so I had one before dinner.
The chicken and wild rice soup was to die for. The special ice creams (you create your own flavors and mixtures) was not to diet for!!! My family has made this restaurant our first stop on our yearly trek to the mountains...and we've never been disappointed. The menu is somewhat limited (GREAT gourmet hot dogs, however)...but the aforementioned soup and... 更多
I had the fudge macadamia. It was very good. Indoor seating is available and helpful to us on a rainy day. They also serve sandwiches and soups,
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Closing: Green11 Noe Valley
Here's some bittersweet news: After 7 years in Noe Valley, Bettina Limaco is closing Green11, the bulk refill shop for bath, body, and home cleaning products that are cruelty free and made in the USA at 3980 24th St (next door to Just for Fun).
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League/LSC IIA Update Wednesday, January 19, 2011
2 Contents Top LSCs Credit Union Agreement Status Whats New –CMG/Liberty Mutual –IIA Value Proposition –New Credit Union Agreements –Sprint Exclusivity –Military Program Updates –Sprint/Best Buy Campaign –New Simplified DIRECTV Offer –CompleteTax/CUTS 2011 LSC Communication Schedule
3 Top LSCs January – December 2010 Auto SalesSprint Supporting Credit Unions Texas21,111Tennessee 61 Florida/Alabama8,584Pennsylvania 59 Pennsylvania5,963Illinois 56 California/Nevada5,741California/Nevada 54 New York4,985Missouri 35
4 Support Status Program Support Grows! 12/0912/10Increase12/0912/10Increase Big Ticket2,1252,40728246 - Sprint5421,205663283810 Member Rewards NA2,324 NA27 Check on the status of your credit unions with the League Reports at: http://www.lovemycreditunion.org/Additional_Invest_In_America_Reports_for_Leagues_272.html http://www.lovemycreditunion.org/Additional_Invest_In_America_Reports_for_Leagues_272.html 3rd Quarter Endorsing Credit Union and League checks will be mailed at the end of January Credit UnionsStates / Leagues
5 Whats New CMG/Liberty Mutual IIA partnered with CMG to provide Members Auto and Home insurance Insurance underwritten by Liberty Mutual, valid in 49 states (Excludes Alaska) Credit unions already partnered with CMG –Nothing changes, members simply have additional access point –Commissions on policies written thorough IIA will still earn the same commissions for Credit unions and Leagues Credit unions not partnered with CMG –Sign up to make insurance available to your members via IIA –Commissions will not be paid to credit unions that do not have a contract with CMG Provides a channel members prefer: 63% of insurance buyers look for internet access to quotes* Members receive a discount of up to 10% Generates additional not interest income for the credit union with no additional expense * To the extent permitted by law, applicants are individually underwritten; not all applicants may qualify ***ComScore Auto Insurance Report, March, 2009 *** Discounts are not available in all states and discounts may vary by state. The insurance offered is not a deposit and is not federally insured or guaranteed by your credit union
6 IIA Value Proposition In 2011 IIA will focus its efforts to bring value to credit unions by supporting their core services –Grow and retain members & drive member loyalty with IIA an exclusive credit union member rewards program –Generate more auto loans with GM Preferred pricing –Grow credit/debit card transaction volume with ShopAmerica and more than 1,200 merchants –Generate non-interest income with Sprints wireless services When visiting with your credit unions and discussing IIA, please reinforce these values and benefits of supporting IIA
7 Whats New Credit Union IIA Agreements Agreements will be simplified to one level of support –Letters will be sent this month to participating credit unions who have agreement anniversaries in 1st quarter 2011. –Credit unions will be paid through the quarter of their anniversary date. Incentive dollars will be put back into national marketing efforts for more efficient use of funds
8 Whats New GM Loan Pre-Approval Developing loan pre-approval solutions for credit union members on GM credit union micro site Easily directs members via web link back to credit union for loan pre-approval –Increase loan volume –Demonstrates commitment from GM IIA to inform credit unions of opportunity –Communication to be sent in January –Solicit participation –Obtain and manage link information Find a Credit Union tab added below Find a Dealer GM Credit Union Micro Site
9 Whats New GM Military Focus Developing loan pre-approval solutions for active and reserve military personnel (excludes retirees) on GM Military site Credit unions with large military-based membership segments can have link from the GM Military Discount micro site to their loan approval system (Not exclusive to credit unions) IIA is seeking your help to identify potential CUs. Please e-mail list of CUs in your state to: email@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com –Please include: Credit union name and contact e-mail address Approximate percentage of membership in active or reserve service IIA to follow-up with CUs for link information GMMilitaryDiscount.com Find a Credit Union tab added below Find a Dealer
10 Whats New New Sprint CU Agreement Necessary due to marketplace competition trying to duplicate the Sprint program –T-Mobil –Verizon To keep the Sprint program viable and share incentives fairly among credit unions, it is necessary to adjust the agreement to include two tiers of incentives: –Exclusive -100% –Non-exclusive - 50% All other marketing requirements remain intact CUs with agreements dated January 1, 2011 or later will receive a new agreement this month –Their original start date will not change Existing CUs as of December 31, 2010 will receive an addendum, in April, to take effect for the new contract year in October 2011
11 Updates Sprint/Best Buy Partnering with Best Buy in the Northeast region to provide 10% off on accessories to credit union members – in store only –CT, DE, MA, NH, NJ, NY, PA & RI ValPac insert will reach over 7.3 million households –February - 6.9 million households –March – 440 thousand households If successful, a national program will be considered
12 Updates New DIRECTV Offer New simplified program offers greater savings to members $100 discount for new activations as follows: –$60 discount by way of $5 off each month for the first twelve months (same as today) –$40 rebate that CU Growth Solutions will administer Provides more cash in members hand Eliminates need for credit unions to identify member accounts to make deposit
13 Updates Tax Filing IIA preferred partner, CompleteTax –Credit union members receive a 30% discount –Basic package is free, others start at $13.95 –Plus 3 offers to file your Federal forms free: Unemployment, Balance Due, and Switching from a competitor Shop America also offers two additional preparation programs with cash back –FreeTaxUSA – 25% cash back –TaxCut (by H&R Block) – 11% cash back Credit union newsletter article available at: http://www.lovemycreditunion.org/Marketing_Materials_148.html http://www.lovemycreditunion.org/Marketing_Materials_148.html
14 Future League Communications League Conference Calls will be held the 1 st month of each quarter on Wednesdays at 3pm EST* –January 19, 2011 –April 13, 2011 –July 20, 2011 –October 19, 2011 Access Information –Toll free: +1 (866) 816-1627 –Conference ID: 1177265367 *Attendance required for Leagues Endorsing or Partnering with Big Ticket and Endorsing Member Rewards
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Marriage is a very important event in ones life and it leads to a lot of changes. Many girls face similar problems when they move to their new home. It takes time to adjust to the new settings. At times there is a stark difference between reality and expectations and one has to make some compromises. Talk to your husband and discuss with him how you feel and what u expect from life. Sharing and discussing will help u feel better and two of u can also figure out how u can fulfill your dreams and aspirations. Also visit a psychiatrist or a psychologist who can guide u in a better way. Try de stressing yourself by doing some meditation, relaxation or deep breathing exercises.
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Fauquier County real estate transfers for Dec. 3-9
{real_estate_sponsor_ad}The Fauquier County Circuit Court Clerk's office recorded these real estate transfers December 3-9, 2012:
Cedar Run District
Isabell R. Fincham estate, by executor, to Independence Realty LLC, 0.12 acre and 0.08 acre, Lots 1 and 2, Block A, Catlett Farm Subdivision, on Elk Run Road, $81,000.
Gerald A. Maxey III and others to Shawn R. and Julie Boyce, 3 acres, 11349 Barnes Road, near Catlett, $365,000.
Center District
Mildred Beatrice Baltimore estate, by executor, to Wilfredo and Daysi Olivera, 0.26 acre, 382 Douglas Street, Warrenton, $105,000.
Kenneth W. Hyde and others to Wanda S. and H. Thomas Browning Jr., Lot 126 Bethel Academy Subdivision near Warrenton, $65,000.
Roger Jaskot and others to Steven E. and Meredith D. Bunker, Lot 11, Monroe Estates Subdivision, 186 Meadowview Lane, Warrenton, $419,900.
Doris J. Robins and others to David M. Furia and Lisa G. Woodworth, 3.7 acres, Lot 1, Stone Hill Subdivision, 7297 Moffett Drive, Warrenton, $560,000.
Native Sons Inc., by special commissioner, to Marta and John Irmen, 888 square feet, Lot 9, Waterloo Court Subdivision, 26-A John Marshall Street, Warrenton, $85,000.
Ronald W. Meadows to Douglas Meadows, 31,750 square feet, Lot 6, Phase 1, Ivy Hill Subdivision, 7267 Periwinkle Court, Warrenton, $346,000.
Celerity Ventures LLC to Sue Ellen Taylor, Lot 132, Section 2B, Olde Gold Cup Subdivision, 280 Equestrian Road, Warrenton, $434,000.
Lee District
William B. Bayne Jr. to Virginia Department of Transportation, 2.23 acres, Rts. 15-29, Opal, $489,470.
William B. Bayne Jr., to Virginia Department of Transportation, 38,681 square feet, Rts. 15-29, Opal, $117,332.
Riverton Homeowners Association Inc. to Virginia Department of Transportation, various easements, $5,000.
Mark Grimsley and others to Jason D. Omohundro, Lot 5, Kings Hill Subdivision, 11580 Kings Hill Road, Bealeton, $195,000.
David G. Rawlins, by substitute trustee, to Federal National Mortgage Association, Lot 45, Phase 2-B Section 2, Bealeton Station Subdivision, 11131 Kira Court, Bealeton, $326,255.
Federal National Mortgage Association to Thomas L. and Sara Marie Cureton, Lot 99, Phase 4, Bealeton Station Subdivision, 10827 Marina Way, Bealeton, $293,000.
John R. Baker and others to James R. Siler and Nicole A. Vanbuskirk, 17,569 square feet, Lot 34-A, Section 1, Phase 1, Lees Glen Subdivision, 11707 Fort Union Drive near Remington, $150,000.
Qusan Qadhafi, by substitute trustee, to U.S. Bank National Association, Lot 3, 200B West Main Street, Remington, $93,630.
Argent Development LLC and others to Magno R. Herrera and others, Lot 13, Section B-2, Bealeton Station Subdivision, 11135 Winston Drive, Bealeton, $175,000.
Chad Joyner, by substitute trustee, to MetLife Home Loans, Lot 29, Phase 1, Riverton Subdivision, 12203 Remland Court, Remington, $199,750.
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Dorothy E. Holmes and others to Phyllis K. and Thurman H. Smith III, 5 acres, near Delaplane, $65,000.
Robert M. Guigley and others to Ian and Tempie Ferris, Lot 27 Phase 2, Huntsmans Ridge Subdivision, 7326 Meadow Court, near Warrenton, $535,000.
William Russell Walther Jr. and others to Christopher and Amanda Choby, 10 acres, Lot A, Section 3, Leeton Ridge Subdivision, 7112 Lovers Lane near Warrenton, $480,000.
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Drees Co. and others to Brian C. and Karen E. McGinniss, Lot 27, Phase 7B-A, Brookside Subdivision, 5173 Allison Marshall Drive, near Warrenton, $593,407.
Michael L. Brown Jr. and others to Marshall C. Campbell, Lot 25, Phase 1 Brookside Subdivision, 5053 Oakmont Drive, near Warrenton, $600,000.
Joyce M. Maziarz and others to Christopher Serino, 0.92 acre, Lot 1, 5164 Claston Court, Warrenton, $385,000.
Glenn D. and Margaret M. Gates to Arlington Outdoor Education Association, Inc., 15.82 acres, Lot 2, Biscuit Mountain, near Broad Run, $150,000.
Benjamin D. Marple and others to Brian C. and Christina E. Graham, Lot 90, Land Bay H, Vint Hill Subdivision, 4062 Shrayer Court near Warrenton, $468,500.
Fauquier Lakes Limited Partnership and others to Brookfield Brookside LLC, Lot 67, Phase 8-D, Brookside Subdivision near Warrenton, $155,000.
Brookmill LLC and others to Brookfield Brookside LLC, Lot 48, Phase 9-B, Brookside Subdivision near Warrenton, $165,000.
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The Graduate Diploma in Management (Learning) is a one year course which is a great kick-start for graduates who want to learn how to create their own start-up digital media business. The course is designed to introduce students to the associated entrepreneurial skills required and the opportunities in the rapidly expanding independent games, animation and digital content industry.
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Students utilize industry standard software and resources depending on existing skills and experience. The range of software available for use by students includes:
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In addition, applicants need to produce
- Copy of your Year 12 Certificate OR by achieving an Exit Level 3 score within the Australian Core Skills Framework assessments in reading and numeracy.
An Exit Level 3 score within the Australian Core Skills Framework assessments in reading and numeracy will show that you have the capability to be successful in this course. AIE can assist you with this assessment process if required and results will be reported to you as soon as practicable. As per the Department of Education and Training guidelines, assessment results are also available to the Department Secretary on request.
This course is eligible for VET FEE-HELP, an Australian Government loan scheme that assists eligible students to pay their tuition fees for higher-level vocational education and training (VET) courses. AIE is an approved VET FEE-HELP Provider. More information about VET FEE-HELP is available here
ABN 51 084 159 437, RTO No. 88021, CRICOS Provider Code: 02406F


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About StrollerFit
The StrollerFit Program has evolved from hundreds of StrollerFit group fitness classes. Since they started in 1997, their focus has been on continuously engineering, designing and improving StrollerFit exercises to correctly address the unique physical needs of postpartum mothers and their babies. The result is a highly effective stroller fitness workout that protects both mother and baby from injury. All of their fun, friendly StrollerFit franchisees hold nationally accredited fitness certifications and are infant and adult CPR-certified. They are also specially trained and certified by StrollerFit. Many instructors hold advanced academic degrees in health sciences, fitness and physical therapy.


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The Moody Blues: "Nights in White Satin" Rockers at The Masonic
The Masonic , Between Taylor and Jones 1111 California Street San Francisco, CA 94108
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The Moody Blues -- whose classic rock hits include "Tuesday Afternoon," "Nights in White Satin" and "Your Wildest Dreams" -- are still rocking in 2013 with original members Justin Hayward, John Lodge and Graeme Edge. They've released 24 records in a career spanning nearly five decades, with sales of more than 70 million albums, earning them 18 platinum discs and all sorts of awards. They've even appeared in an episode of The Simpsons. This tour follows on the release of a career-spanning box set.
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The last date listed for The Moody Blues was Friday October 25, 2013 / 8:00pm.
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Hershey Felder Stars as Irving Berlin in Hit Solo Show
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Dessert Parlour in Beaumont Leys
Leicester, Leicestershire, England
Leasehold Price: £15,000 Price Reduced Annual Turnover: £70,000
Business Description
Intelligent Business Transfer are pleased to offer for sale a well-known, high quality café, favoured by locals for its range of delicious food and drink and its excellent customer service.
The business has only been trading for three months, and in this short time has generated a healthy turnover, despite Winter months. It is forcasted the business will generate in excess of £100,000 turnover and will be profitable in year one, with year two growing.
The current business does not operate an official business website, and establishing an online presence would certainly present more advertising options and allow the business to increase its exposure to the public. Other forms of advertising will also help the company grow as will increasing the product selection.
The impressive financial figures, despite minimal trading times, make this business extremely appealing as it has the potential to become a very lucrative venture. The kiosk's professional look is a major selling point as it is fantastic for attracting customers.
Intelligent Business Transfer are keen to find a buyer who will realise and maximise the true potential that this business offers whilst continually catering for its customer base. This business opportunity will most likely suit those in the catering industry looking for their own business venture.
Number of Employees: 1
Tenure: Leasehold
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For over 25 years, he has been creating an imaginary world called "Elgin Park,†filled with scaled models of old cars. They're 1/24th the size to be exact. He chooses appropriate surroundings for these models, and then uses his camera to capture the most realistic shot possible. The kind of shot that you have no idea is within a tiny world.
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