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> Those are beautiful bi-tone purples. How is the branching and bud
> count?
Bud count is better than the branching, but I'm not sure those are
areas I can really evaluate. So many that I grow that are
registered as having strong branching and high bud count never
demonstrate either trait under my growing conditions. This year
BROADBAND was the only iris that had those. But though it had them
and had full sized blooms, the stalk was only about 14" high. The
overall effect wasn't satisfactory. Sometimes those shorter stalks
will stay in proportion so the TBs are in the IB class. But
branching tends to be in short supply around here. This seedling
makes up for it because it has been so willing to put up stalks.
The photo is in the middle of the second week of bloom and it still
has a way to go before it finishes bloom. For me, the best thing
about it is the ability to manufacture those appendages from start
to finish without dropping them or mixing and matching the type of
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The Knicks are trying to weather life without Carmelo Anthony in Detroit.
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The Knicks were up 15 at one point in the first half but that lead was down to six when they hit the locker room.
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STRONG START FOR STAT: Some Knicks fans were upset that Amar'e Stoudemire didn't start the game tonight. But it didn't seem to bother him.
With Anthony sidelined due to a knee injury, Stoudemire came off the bench and carried the Knicks in the first half.
Amar'e had 17 points and four rebounds in just 11 minutes in the first half. He hit six of seven field goals in the half, taking advantage of mismatches near the rim. He also hit all five of his free-throw attempts.
If Mike Woodson holds to the letter of the law, Stoudemire will be available for 19 minutes in the second half. The Knicks medical staff has advised Woodson to play Stoudemire no more than 30 minutes. He played 32 minutes in the Knicks' win over Cleveland on Monday.
SLOPPY PLAY: If Woodson had any hair on his head, he probably would have pulled it out in the first half.
The Knicks had a mind-numbing eight turnovers in the first eight minutes of the game and had 14 turnovers in the half.
In the first two months of the season, they took care of the ball well, averaging fewer than 11 turnovers per game.
They had 17 on Sunday against Miami. Is this the start of a troubling trend?
Detroit had 11 points off of turnovers and chipped away at a 15-point deficit with a 13-4 run in the second.
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He's hit all three of his 3-point attempts on Wednesday, in his fourth game starting at shooting guard. Previously, Shumpert started at small forward and Jason Kidd started at off guard.
But Shumpert struggled with turnovers in the first half. He drew the ire of Woodson by handing it to the Pistons twice. Raymond Felton was much worse, turning it over five times. If the Knicks want to walk out of Detroit with a win, they'll have to take care of the ball in the second half.


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If only more schools would do the same.
This is a discussion on On the News within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; One of our local school systems has armed its teachers & staff. There's a largeish sign out front informing those who enter that drastic steps ...
One of our local school systems has armed its teachers & staff. There's a largeish sign out front informing those who enter that drastic steps will be taken to protect its students. Guns are stored in vaults in the classroom. Gotta love the agrarian areas of the Texas panhandle.
We have different gifts, each according to the grace God has given to each of us.
If only more schools would do the same.
Know Guns, Know Safety, Know Peace.
No Guns, No Safety, No Peace.
Bravo for the school system. I agree that the teachers should be carrying, but at least this is a step in the right direction.
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Cogito, ergo armatum sum. I think, therefore I am armed. (Don Mann, The Modern Day Gunslinger; the ultimate handgun training manual)
I agree. However it's not a bad compromise. Guns stored safely.
Alarm sounds all teachers lock down and arm up instead of the one or two that are carrying.
I like it.
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Back in the 60's when I went to High School in Brooklyn, NY (Abraham Lincoln HS '68) we had a rifle team, and an indoor range (.22) in the school basement.
Am hoping that school (or district) has also stiffened its procedures, has strongly reinforced access points and choke points (ie, tough doors at ends of all corridors), that it has short corridors between groups of rooms, strong filtering of people coming to the school, etc. By itself, having a gun around might well not stop anything, if folks have zero time to prepare. If no other steps have been taken, all it could take is someone waltzing through the doors, down a hallway, into a room and ... boom!
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Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
I agree with daffyduc, too many students are big and strong enough to take the weapon from a teacher. This removes that temptation or reduces the possibility of an accidental discharge if the student did try to take it. They lock down anyway, so why not. Possibly the admin folks nearest the entrances could have the same access or CCW if they are comfortable with that.
Gun in vault? Teacher can throw vault at bg!. Please don't make vault to heavy.. Armed staff is a better move.
This is a step in the right direction IMO. Lets hope others follow suit.....
Don"t let stupid be your skill set....
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They look wonderful,
Mike. Many pollen daubers would like pots that look like that. How
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In the past I had very
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Where's the check?
Burberry staff are allowed out without being plastered in the famous pattern, you know. Anyway, since Ms Ahrendts joined Burberry four years ago, she has moved the brand decidedly upmarket. The check that was once synonymous with Burberry (and what unkinder analysts kept referring to as its chavvy customer base) is used with more subtlety these days.
But hasn't Ms Ahrendts just had a bumper payday?
Far be it from me to wonder if you're something of a chav yourself, but perhaps you meant cheque? In which case, yes indeed, Ms Ahrendts has been well rewarded for Burberry's recent successes. The company's latest annual report reveals she took home a little over £6m last year.
Goodness, well at least she can afford to look the part
Well, Burberry does expect her to pay for its clobber. Allowances of £387,000 last year, including money for clothes, presumably helped. But with a pay packet of £910,000, a bonus of £1.8m and share option gains of £2.8m, Ms Ahrendts wouldn't be reduced to dressing in Poundland without the benefit.
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Burberry appears to be in rude health. Profits last year were a record £215m, the company joined the FTSE 100 Index and, perhaps most importantly of all, Burberry's clothes are winning rave reviews from the critics again. Not bad for a business going downhill prior to Ms Ahrendts' arrival, its brand so devalued that two pubs in Leicester even banned anyone wearing Burberry gear from entering the premises.
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All too true, Cathy! LOL!!! We certainly are our own worst enemies. Were
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Of course the public is not entirely blameless in all this. Everyone
seems to want an "instant solution/cure" for everything - preferably one
that requires no effort on their part. What easier than to just "take a
pill"? There is unbelievable pressure from the patient population (aided
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> and would be more so if it wasn't for the sudden large number guys
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After hosting its 5th annual Oscar viewing party on Sunday, Kimera in Irvine has decided to close its doors.
"Kimera could not come to an agreement with the landlord on the lease," a representative for the restaurant said in a prepared statement.
It is unclear what the property owner is doing with the space, which is located in an industrial area next to Google.
"To our knowledge it is not planned be used for another restaurant," the restaurant said.
The owners, who also operate Bistango and Bayside, said they are looking for a new location for Kimera or a new restaurant concept.
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A standout feature of Orange County dining is the presence of restaurants on the local piers. But recently diners lost Ruby's Diner in Seal Beach and Newport Pier Grill & Sushi in Newport Beach. No word yet on replacements for the pier restaurants. In Newport Beach, repairs are being made to the empty building, a city official said. (Note: Roosters Cafe at Corona del Mar State Beach is closed for the winter. It will reopen in the spring or summer.)
La Brique joins a string of closures in Huntington Beach in recent weeks. The restaurant closed after the new year. Last year, the Huntington Beach restaurant revamped the menu under Harry Estrada, a classically trained chef from Le Cordon Bleu. Mario's Fiesta Maya in Huntington Beach closed in mid-January after operating for 18 years, according to the restaurant's Facebook page. It is unclear why it closed. Baguetier Bakery in downtown Surf City also closed, confirms pastry chef Joel Reno. "We very much enjoyed Huntington Beach. And thanks to everyone," he said.
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On a snowy Saturday, three area MLAs travelled up to the ice rink behind Joe Rich Community Hall to share a bit of good news.
Kelowna-Mission MLA Steve Thomson, Westside-Kelowna MLA Ben Stewart and Kelowna-Lake Country MLA Norm Letnick were on hand to announce $224,000 in provincial funding to help upgrade the existing outdoor ice rink.
"It's going to totally change this entire surface," said Patty Hanson, Central Okanagan east electoral area director.
"It's going to be such a benefit to the families out here and the families around the Okanagan who want to experience a rink outdoors."
The $224,000 will go towards a $280,000 project to replace the surface, the boards, the pillars and to do cement work. There will also be a small amount of seating added with the upgrades. The regional government will pick up the rest of the project tab.
Curtis Nyuli, fire chief of Joe Rich stations 51 and 52, was on hand for Saturday morning's announcement. He has been a leader with helping to organize volunteers to take care of the Joe Rich ice rink.
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Although Nyuli didn't know any exact numbers, he said the rink is well used.
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Nyuli said that the announcement came at a good time because the asphalt surface under the ice needs replacing.
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The cabin is excellent. Beautifully decorated, comfortable, well stocked. Porches were amazing. The shower had great water pressure and tons of hot water, well needed after a full day in the mountains. I would recommend this cabin to families or couples. The living room was very accommodating, TV's worked great, plenty of channels. The drive is not bad, we made it up the driveway in a Honda Accord, just have to be careful to make sure no ruts or mounds are in the way. (There were not when we were there) During our time in Franklin, Cherokee and Cataloochee Valley we saw 11 Elk (4 males, 7 females), 6 wild turkeys a deer, a woodchuck, and a possum. My husband swears he saw the hind end of the bear, but I didn't see it so it doesn't count.
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Beautiful mountain setting
This cabin has a well stocked kitchen. We brought some things from home because of experiences at other cabins, but the kitchen had about everything we could have wanted. Our family enjoyed a nice quiet get away with a little bit of hiking. We even enjoyed a couple of fires in the wood stove on the cool evenings. It was a good vacation!
Excellent Cabin
My husband and I have never been in the Franklin area as we always venture to Brevard to see Pisgah, Dupont and Gorges. This was a nice treat to be relatively close to the Great Smokies in Cherokee. Plenty of places to hike and fish. We even ventured further north to Cataloochee Valley to see the Elk. WELL WORTH THE 2 HOUR DRIVE, however if you are prone to car sickness the roads would not be good for you in Cataloochee.
The cabin is excellent. Beautifully decorated, comfortable, well stocked. Porches were amazing. The shower had great water pressure and tons of hot water, well needed after a full day in the mountains. I would recommend this cabin to families or couples. The living room was very accommodating, TV's worked great, plenty of channels. The drive is not bad, we made it up the driveway in a Honda Accord, just have to be careful to make sure no ruts or mounds are in the way. (There were not when we were there) During our time in Franklin, Cherokee and Cataloochee Valley we saw 11 Elk (4 males, 7 females), 6 wild turkeys a deer, a woodchuck, and a possum. My husband swears he saw the hind end of the bear, but I didn't see it so it doesn't count.
the wonderful outdoors
my family and i had a great stay at this great cabin very clean and located near everything you want to do. it was very peacefull and enjoyed the morning coffee with the wiled life birds,foxes,deer on the wrap around porch even went to cherokee and seen elk. i would recommend this cabin to anybody its awsome. thank you for the great vacation cant weight to come back. MIKE G. and family
Outstanding Living,
My husband, daughter, granddaughter and I just spent 5 wonderful days at Another Day in Bearadise. It was such a wonderful cabin loaded with comfortable leather furniture, beds tons of hot water with great water pressure in the soothing shower. The views from the porch are outstanding. Had coffer and lunch on the wrap around porch enjoying the peace and quiet of the wilderness several days. Loved waking up in this mountain cabin! I would definitely rent this cabin again. Roomy and comfortable. Would love to see a hot tub added to the beautiful porch.
So relaxing
This was the first time to Bearadise Cabin and we loved it! It was clean and had everything that we needed to make our stay enjoyable. We went in March and it was cold and we never expected to see snow. What a treat that was for us since we are from Florida! It was so cozy sitting by the wood burning stove and drink our coffee. We were able to go to Cades Cove, Gatlinburg, , Pigeon Forge and do some antique shopping in Franklin. It was a very nice week for both of us.
Love it.
This was our 3rd trip the cabin. Once again, we enjoyed it very much. So relaxing. Near by towns were great places to visit. The cabin is so clean and has everything you would need or ask for. This was our 1st visit on April. We usually go in October to see the leaves change color. Looking forward to going again in October.
Activity and Interests
Best Gem Mining!!
Appalachian Trail
Biltmore Estate (1 hour drive)
Blue Ridge Parkway (30 minute drive)
Dillard House
Dollywood (Day Trip)
Great Dinning
Fun Factory
Highland, NC (elite shopping district)
Horse-back Riding
Maggie Valley (45 minutes away)
Train Ride
Waterfalls (Bridal Falls, Dry Falls)
White Water Rafting
And Much, Much, More
Don't forget the festivals and colorful autumn foliage!!
Rates & Availability
Rental rates
- Nightly Rate: $65 - $100
Weekly Rate: $450 - $650
Monthly Rate: $1650 - $1950
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Regular Rates:
- $90.00/Reg. night, 3 night min. - (Special $65/Night)
- $100.00/Hol. night, 3 night min.
- $550.00/Regular week - (Special $450/Week)
- $650.00/Holiday week
- $1775.00/Month
+10% North Carolina Tax
+$75.00 Cleaning Fee
+$100.00 Refundable Security Deposit
Security deposit will be refunded after cabin is cleaned and inspected.
If anything is Lost or Broken their is no refund.
50% of Fees are required upon booking reservation and balance must be
paid in full 30 days before arrival.
We accept money orders, and will accept personal checks if all rental,
security deposit, cleaning fees & taxes are paid 4 weeks before arrival.
There is a $25.00 charge for any returned checks.
Cancellation - 100% refunded if cancelled with at least a 30 day notice: Less
than 30 day, no refund. But you may be rescheduled.
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- Adventure
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- Family
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Air Conditioning
- Dining Area
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
Location Type
- Mountain View
Sports & Adventure Activities
- golf
Floor Area
- 1050 sq. ft.
- Bathroom 1
- Half Bathroom
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Outdoor Grill
- Guests provide their own meals
- Central Heat & Air Wood Stove 3 Brand New Leather Recliner Brand New Leather Sofa Large 32' Flat Screen TV in Living Room 20' Flat Screen TV w/DVD in Both Bedrooms Dish Network Satellite (Both Bedrooms & LivingRoom) DVD Player VCR Player Stereo CD/Player Gas Grill Washer/Dryer Telephones Vacuum Iron & Ironing Board Queen Bed in each bedroom Fold out Sofa in Living Room (Queen Size) Non Smoking Unit Large Open Porches Rocking Chairs on Porches 2 Porch Swings Free Local Calls Bath Towels ,etc. Linens & Bedding Fully Supplied Kitchen


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The Algeria international has gone under the knife to fix a problem in his left knee which will keep the defensive midfielder sidelined for six weeks.
Bentaleb has made just five Premier League appearances for the north London side this season after falling down the pecking order at White Hart Lane.
The north London club revealed the injury blow via their Twitter account on Tuesday afternoon ahead of their game against Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday 2 April.
INJURY UPDATE: We can confirm that @nabilbentaleb42 has today undergone surgery to his left knee. pic.twitter.com/9x9EYToEWK
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Hello Constant Readers. Welcome to The Morning Jog, a daily rundown of Plano happenings that we post early every weekday morning.
In this week's Plano Poll, we asked, essentially, to define what makes Plano the city is. This much we know: There's no clear winner. You said corporate campuses most defined Plano, while Friday night football games, the Balloon Festival and Willow Bend Drive trailed just behind. (If you haven't yet voted, do so now and see the results instantly.)
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--- Around 1 p.m. today, the Texas Education Agency will release accountability ratings for all school districts, including, yes, Plano ISD. Check for results on TEA's website, and on the blog later this afternoon. Then the question becomes: Will Plano ISD comment on the results?
--- Stay tuned for our next edition of the Plano Mystery Photo. We truly believe it will be the most challenging mystery photo yet. Seriously.
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Bulletin Board: If you're a fan of traditional Chinese music (honestly, who isn't?), then take a gander at the "2009 Elite Astonishing Chinese Traditional Instrumental Ensemble Series" that starts tonight.
The ensemble, directed by David Wong, will showcase several Chinese instruments, including the pi-pa, Zheng, Hullusi, Sanxian, Er-Hu, Gao-Hu and Bamboo Flute. Texas Performing Chinese Arts Association sponsors the event, which begins tonight at the Latino Cultural Center in Dallas.
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Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim confident that Jonathan Cooper will 'come around'
Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians didn't hold his tongue Saturday prior to the team's annual Fan Fest practice when discussing second-year guard Jonathan Cooper.
"I'm a little disappointed in where Coop is at right now, I hoped he would come a little faster to get back into the speed of the game," he said.
"We just need to see it. We need to see that special player that we drafted, that we had last year."
Cooper, the seventh overall selection in the 2013 draft, suffered a fractured left fibula in the third preseason game that scrapped the rest of his rookie season.
In playing his way back into shape, Cooper is splitting reps with second-year guard Earl Watford at the left guard spot, but general manager Steve Keim doesn't seem all that concerned at this point.
"When you look at the big picture, you realize Coop had a pretty significant injury," Keim told Doug and Wolf Monday on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM. "There's no question he's got to knock off some of the rust.
"I really equate it to when you're in a serious car accident, when you get behind the wheel the next several times, I think there is going to be some concern and a mental hurdle to get over. But the more you drive your car, the more comfortable you're going to feel."
Arians admitted Saturday that Cooper is rusty after participating in only 15 practices last year. But Keim thinks there is another factor involved.
"He's been going against Calais Campbell every day, and Calais continues to grow and get better and he's been dominating," Keim said. "I think when you look at the fact that he's going against Calais and he's got to gain a little bit more trust in his leg, it's going to take a little time.
"When you think about where Coop was a year ago at this time — he walked through baggage claim and he was our best offensive lineman. So our expectations are a little higher than most."
Keim said while the temptation is there to get Cooper more playing time in Saturday's preseason opener against Houston, the reality is there are three more exhibition games to think about.
"It's still early in the preseason and only time will tell, but I'm pretty confident knowing Coop's character and intangibles and the way he goes about doing his job, I feel pretty confident that he's going to come around and sometime in the near future, be the same player we drafted."
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Protect your assets and create a supplementary income
For the first time in 50 years I feel relaxed about my short-term insurance, simply because a friend told me how I can protect myself against the pitfalls of average and many other insurance-related problems. As I progressed with the recording of my assets in a register, I realized how exposed I had been to under-insurance, average and associated losses.
Nobody else cares more about my assets or financial position than myself. If I don't take action, nobody else will. On the contrary, the parties upon which we rely for protection have a financial interest in the fact that we will have losses.
When you suffer losses, insurers usually pay only the minimum they can get away with and if they can they will apply average. Afterwards, they will usually increase their premiums.
A large percentage of new cars is stolen in South Africa at some stage. Did you know that, in addition to the engine and chassis number there are more than a dozen other methods to positively identify your vehicle? Why are you not informed about this? Insurers do not do it for the same reasons mentioned above. The Government does not do it because purchases to replace stolen items generate a huge income via GST.
Very few homeowners are in a position identify each missing item after a loss. It is very frustrating to discover previously unidentified lost items weeks or months after a burglary by which time your insurance claim has been finalised. Your loss becomes permanent, despite expensive insurance premiums.
GAR24 - a tool to protect yourself
Protect yourself against under-insurance, average, losses due to incomplete claims and more by becoming a member of GAR (Global Assets Register).
The GAR system empowers you to determine exactly what has been lost during an incident and gives you peace of mind that your claim is complete. You also know that your full claim will be paid out without the risk of average being applied, because your complete list of assets was pre submitted to your insurer.
Furthermore GAR enables you to positively identify individual stolen items. This helps the police to combat crime, because the owners of stolen items can be easily identified and traced.
GAR enables you to record details of your assets in a secure, anonymous electronic register to which you have secure access at any time and from any locality.
It gives you peace of mind when you see a register of all your possessions. When the trauma of losses arises, it helps you to find emotional closure. It helps you with reporting to the police and also to submit complete and successful insurance claims.
In some countries the police have a system whereby the person who has been robbed is given the option to meet the thief. This helps to provide emotional closure but it also serves as a deterrent because it has been found that may thieves change their habits when they realise the impact of their actions on the suffering party.
GAR24 creates an organized environment for a flexible, identifiable asset portfolio for more accurate insurance, more accurate premium income for insurers, more accurate coverage for clients and reduced risk. GAR also protects buyers of second-hand goods - few people realise that if you purchase stolen items, you forfeit your money if the goods are reclaimed.
GAR creates a moral barrier against crime, hampering the trade in stolen goods, sheds light on fraud and inaccurate insurance claims, reduces costs, reduces claims, improves the recovery rate of stolen property and promotes successful prosecution.
Security of information and costs
The GAR24 system is designed to ensure complete anonymity, even from GAR24 itself. (Only your insurer has access to your personal information, addresses, ID no. etc. - the information is not stored on GAR. All communication with the insured can only take place via the insurer)
All the benefits, resources and facilities of the GAR are at your disposal for a mere R20 per month. You can select to pay annually, bi-annually or at other frequencies to limit bank charges.
* A safe, reliable asset register accepted by insurers and recommended by law enforcers
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* Combating crime (reducing crime-associated violence in the long term)
A dynamic source of income
Once you experience the peace of mind brought about by seeing your completed asset register lodged with your insurer, you automatically qualify as a marketer of this brilliant and important facility to your family, friends and acquaintances. You simply tell them how you feel now that you are protected against average and your assets are safer than ever.
You only need a few people to join GAR, to earn back your R20 per month. When those that you have intrduced to GAR begin to tell others your income will soon exceed your fee and you can use the 8-level GAR network to generate an unlimited income!
Visit the GAR website at http://www.gar24.com/csp/gar24/Login.csp for more information, or talk to me.
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The Secret War For Puerto Rico
Monday, April 13, 2015
In the 1950s, the United States violently put down a revolution in Puerto Rico and worked to cover it up. Now over 50 years later, the truth is coming out.
American Man Sentenced to Life in Prison by Egypt
Monday, April 13, 2015
The Egyptian government has sentenced the father and brother of Hanaa Soltan to death and life in prison, respectively. Here he reflects on the fate of her family.
Ballpark Figures: The Unsung Heroes of Baseball
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Welcome to The Takeaway Weekender Podcast!
School Discipline: When Local Police Call the Shots
Friday, April 10, 2015
An investigation from the Center for Public Integrity finds that schools refer racial minorities and students with disabilities to police at rates much higher than their white peers.
'Game of Thrones' Won the Internet This Week
Friday, April 10, 2015
Just the scent of new Game of Thrones episodes was enough to throw the internet (plus Seth Meyers, Sesame Street, and Key and Peele) into a tailspin this week.
Tornado Rips Through Northern Illinois
Friday, April 10, 2015
One person has reportedly been killed, and small towns like Fairdale suffered significant damage to buildings and infrastructure.
Ballpark Figures: This Ballpark Organist Balances Twitter and Tradition
Friday, April 10, 2015
In our final installment of Ballpark Figures, organist Matthew Kaminski shares how he crowdsources musical taunts for the opposing team while keeping ballpark traditions alive.
As World Watches, Obama and Castro Cross Paths
Friday, April 10, 2015
The White House says there are no plans for a one-on-one meeting between Cuban President Raul Castro and President Obama, but the two leaders are both attending a summit in Panama.
How the NRA Twisted Gun Science and Silenced Researchers
Friday, April 10, 2015
In the early '90s, CDC research showed that households with a gun had higher rates of violent deaths. The NRA questioned the science and worked to cover it up.
Pentagon's Costly Gamble Led to $10 Billion Flop
Thursday, April 09, 2015
LA Times investigative journalist David Willman reveals a $10 billion defense failure in his investigation into the Pentagon's missile defense programs.
Ballpark Figures: The Life of a Ballpark Vendor
Thursday, April 09, 2015
Next up in Ballpark Figures: Ted Berg, a former stands vendor at Shea Stadium, tells us what he did when a Yankee fan spit chewed hot dog at him.
Under Her Skin: Living with Breast Cancer
Thursday, April 09, 2015
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Over the last 30 years, researches have documented a widening survival divide between black and white women with breast cancer. Three African American women share their stories.
ISIS Propaganda, Now Available in English
Thursday, April 09, 2015
The self-proclaimed Islamic State has launched a series of English-language broadcasts on the al-Bayan radio network.
Moral Darwinism: The Surprising Evolution of Human Values
Thursday, April 09, 2015
In his latest book, Ian Morris, a professor of classics at Stanford University, argues that our moral values are actually a function of the ways society organizes itself to get energy.
The Fate of The Boston Bomber: Bostonians Will Have Their Say
Thursday, April 09, 2015
After being found guilty on 30 counts, Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev may now face the death penalty. That process begins next week, and it will be up to the jury to decide.
Life Inside a City Under Siege by ISIS
Thursday, April 09, 2015
Ramadi, the capital of Iraq's Anbar Province, faces water shortages, no electricity and daily bombardment by ISIS mortars. Vice News looks at how the city of 200,000 is fighting back.
Former Clinton Drug Czar on The Fight Between Science and Politics
Thursday, April 09, 2015
Gen. Barry McCaffrey weighs in on the behind the scenes jockeying over a scientific report on drug policy. He says science can easily get distorted when political agendas are at stake.
After Video Surfaces, Officer Charged in the Murder of Walter Scott
Wednesday, April 08, 2015
On Saturday in North Charleston, South Carolina, white police officer Michael Slager shot and killed a black man named Walter Scott, who was apparently unarmed and running away.
The Brontosaurus Is Back!
Wednesday, April 08, 2015
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Cracking the Code to the Iconic Song "American Pie"
Wednesday, April 08, 2015
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Read more: New England's Small Slopes and Inns
We don't have to remember wooden skis and cable bindings to feel nostalgic for the days before skiing became a Big Production — before terms like "mega" and "beast" started turning up in guidebook descriptions of ski areas. What we're conjuring is an era when a ski trip was as cozy as a cup of cocoa, with small, familiar hills patronized by congenial crowds and warm inns to nestle into at night.
Fortunately, we don't have to pull on a reindeer sweater, buckle into a pair of seven-foot hickories, and ski into the past to recapture the days before destination resorts crowded out the small operations. In Vermont alone, we've found areas ranging from boutique-size hills to low-key major players — all of them welcome throwbacks to the days when skiing in America was young. And none of them is more than a few miles from an inviting guest house, inn, or B&B, all of them among the coziest accommodations in the Green Mountain State.
The Woodstock Region is one of the cradles of skiing in North America, and two small, friendly areas stay true to the leather-boot era, when you could step away from the fireplace, look out the lodge windows, and pick your next run from a complete panorama of your mountain's trails.
Dating back to the 1930s, Suicide Six — named for South Pomfret's wild "Hill No. 6," though it probably never lived up to its more fearsome moniker — must have once boasted only half a dozen slopes. Today it has almost four times as many and sprawls across a 1,200-foot hillside, not far from where a group of weekend ski pals set up the East's first rope tow. It was purchased by Laurance Rockefeller in 1962 and is now part of the Woodstock Inn resort complex. Inn guests ski here as part of their package.
But the rest of us are welcome, too — welcome to tear down The Face, a minute's worth of hell-for-leather schussbooming, or to meander the aptly named Easy Mile, a looping novice run. Head over to an intermediate cruiser called The Gully early enough after an overnight snowfall, and you'll likely get first tracks. At the bottom, the big, open fireplace in the glassy lodge burns four-foot lengths of hardwood.
Even dedicated connoisseurs of the cozier Vermont ski areas may never have heard of Quechee Ski Hill — much less know that on weekends it welcomes folks who aren't even remotely connected to the upscale Quechee Lakes development and its private Quechee Club. As for the way it welcomes them, Quechee is the only ski area in Vermont where you'll ride from the parking area or lodge to the foot of the slopes in an open sleigh pulled by a pair of handsome draft horses.
Like the horses, Quechee's trails are gentle and handsomely groomed. The lower reaches are wonderful learning areas for kids, but even a reasonably advanced skier or snowboarder can have a good time here. The Quechee Express, beneath the chairlift, has a good pitch, and you can veer off onto several broad, undulating chutes.
The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm is the snuggery of choice in these parts. Its original section dates to 1793, and its talkative, wide-board pine floors are part of the pedigree every cozy old inn ought to have. Just as important is a big, antiques-filled common room with a crackling wood fire; here, each afternoon, you'll find a plate of fresh cookies and complimentary coffee, tea, and cocoa. You can also curl up by the fire and order a drink from the bar before dinner, which chef Edward Kroes prepares with local ingredients, creating unique and flavorful dishes such as maple stout-braised short ribs.
The Quechee Inn stands at the head of the Wilderness Trails cross-country ski center, and it's just a five-minute drive from Quechee Ski Hill. Inn guests pay a discounted fee at the Hill and can ski there even during holiday periods blacked out to the public.
At Middlebury Snow Bowl in hancock, the atmosphere is not only congenial but collegiate. That's because the Snow Bowl belongs to Middlebury College — it's the home terrain of its acclaimed Panthers ski team — though the area has been open to the general public since its first trails were cut by students and Civilian Conservation Corps workers in the 1930s.
The grooming is first-rate, giving the slopes a clean-cut, Ivy League-style corduroy look, and the terrain is remarkably varied for a small area. There aren't too many intermediate trails, but the black diamonds aren't all that scary — they're divided between mogul runs and broad steeps. For novices, Wissler and Voter offer gentle cruising terrain.
The summit views are among Vermont skiing's finest, with the peaks of the central Green Mountains rising to the north, south, and east. The ski chow in the big, sunny lodge is just about the most reasonably priced in the state: Plow into a tub of under-$3 chili, and you'll feel as though you're on a particularly generous college meal plan … maybe the one for champion skiers.
There are several decent inns along Route 125, the Middlebury Gap Scenic Road that passes the Snow Bowl, but our preference would be to stay some 20 minutes away in Middlebury, a lovely town for après-ski strolling and dining. A cozy place to put up is The Inn on the Green, an 1803 mansion with carriage house, adjacent to Middlebury's town common.
The touch that puts this bright and sunny inn high on the coziness scale is breakfast in bed. It's not an optional service here; it's the only way to start your day. Just tell the innkeeper what time you'd like to have your tray delivered, and it will arrive laden with fresh-from-the-oven treats from Middlebury's Otter Creek Bakery.
The past few decades have seen too many small, intimate Vermont ski areas disappear, but at least one has come back to life. Although Magic Mountain was so christened by founder Hans Thorner after the Thomas Mann novel, the successful revival of this Londonderry area adds more meaning to the name. Closed in 1991 following 30 years of operation, Magic reopened for the 1997-98 season after trails were recut and cleared of brush.
Magic's strong suit is the challenging pitch of its slopes on Glebe Mountain, and what skiers call the "classic New England character" of its generally winding, narrow trails. But Magic isn't all tough terrain. Although it has its share of double black diamonds, its popularity with families stems largely from the web of novice and intermediate cruisers on the mountain's easterly flank.
Magic Mountain is amply served by lodgings on Route 11 and along its access road, but if cozy is what you're looking for, head five miles north to The Inn at Weston. Long an icon among classic Vermont villages, Weston is home to craft shops, art galleries, and the Vermont Country Store. Its snug, compact character — a single street leading to a jewel of a town green — is reflected in the inn's homey 1848 main building, carriage house, and Coleman House annex.
Homey … but with a luxe accent. Ample whirlpool tubs and gas fireplaces complement several of the handsome guest rooms, the pub is stocked with single-malt Scotches, and innkeeper Linda Aldrich might sauté shiitake mushrooms to top off a breakfast frittata made with Vermont cheddar. In the evening, she turns the kitchen over to chef Cassidy Warren, whose creations pair well with an award-winnng cellar list.
Other Vermont inns may have greenhouses, but none like this one. Those aren't herbs and field greens out there; the glass walls cocoon Bob Aldrich's collection of some 1,000 orchids, representing half as many species and hybrids, which he's been cultivating for two decades. He moved them, gingerly, from New Jersey when he and Linda bought the inn seven years ago. "Probably 90 percent of our guests ask to see them," says Bob, who graciously obliges with tours of the coziest little rain forest in the Green Mountains.
Way up in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, there's a ski area big enough to have trained American Olympians, yet cozy enough to draw families. They know that Burke Mountain has the terrain and the variety to challenge skiers and snowboarders at every skill level.
Part of Burke's allure is its two-tiered layout. A high-speed quad chairlift on the lower, gentler portion of the mountain delivers novices to a quartet of long, loping cruisers; ski here, and you'll feel as though you've found a learner's haven tucked away in a world of its own. But just a short slide from the top of that lower lift is a second quad that lofts the more advanced crowd to a summit with views of the entire Kingdom and beyond, into Quebec and New Hampshire's White Mountains — and to a slew of zigzagging intermediate trails, daunting black-diamond runs, and some harrowing glades (Throbulator, anyone?).
If you can't calculate the coziness factor of a 440-acre farm, you haven't stayed at The Inn at Mountain View Farm, which occupies the core of hotel magnate Elmer Darling's model dairy operation from the early 20th century. Although the original inhabitants are long gone, Darling's imposing barns remain. (One houses a thriving nonprofit farm-animal sanctuary.) The present-day inn hosts guests in a rambling farmhouse and a tidy brick creamery that stand on a lofty byway scarcely 10 minutes from the slopes at Burke Mountain, and just steps from the 50-kilometer Kingdom Trails cross-country network.
The upstairs rooms in the creamery once housed workers who made butter and cheese, and who wouldn't recognize today's plush beds and cheerful colors. Lodgings here are the last word in quiet and seclusion. There are no phones or TVs in guest rooms, and the whole blissfully empty Northeast Kingdom seems to serve as insulation. The setting is so private and otherworldly that it's a surprise to head downstairs in the morning and find that someone's been making muffins, waffles, or omelets for your breakfast.
And that's what cozy is all about.


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