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On this 3-day tour of the Outer Hebrides islands, you'll observe the rugged beauty of Rogie Falls and Corrieshalloch Gorge in the Scottish Highlands. Stroll down Lusekentyre Beach, delve in the historical sites such as Carloway Broch and the Callanish Standing Stones, and experience the windiest place on the British Isles.
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TripCam 1.0 Peeks into the World of iOS Computer Vision Apps
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JPY Consulting Ltd. is pleased to announce that TripCam 1.0 for iPhone/iPod touch is available on the Apple App Store. TripCam is one of the first iOS apps, maybe the first one on non jailbroken devices, that features realtime computer vision techniques in order to show the world seen from the eyes of a robot. Just tap on the image and a photo is taken. It has a retro black and white style that will amuse those who used computers in the early 80s.


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Curried Basmati Rice
|Basmati rice
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Beef stock/Canned broth
|2 1⁄4 Cup (36 tbs) (plus 3 tablespoons)
|Peanut oil/Other vegetable oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Fresh ginger
|1 Tablespoon, minced
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced (medium clove)
|2 Large, finely chopped
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Green bell pepper
|1⁄2 Medium, cut into 1/4-inch dice
|Red bell pepper
|1⁄2 Medium, cut into 1/4-inch dice
|Fresh coriander
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), minced (cilantro)
1) In a large saucepan, place the rice and pour in enough water to cover.
2) Thoroughly wash the rice by rubbing with both the hands for few times.
3) Rinse and drain on a colander. Repeat this procedure for twice and bring back to the saucepan with 2 cups of the beef stock. Place it aside to soak for 1 hour.
4) In a small bowl, make a thin paste by combining the curry powder with 2 tablespoons of the beef stock. Place aside.
5) In a small saucepan, add 1 1/2 tablespoons of peanut oil and heat over high heat until a wisp of white smoke appears, about 1 minute.
6) Sauté ginger and garlic for 2 minutes or until the garlic is golden.
7) Add the reserved curry paste and remaining 5 tablespoons beef stock.
8) Lower the heat, place a cover and simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
9) Remove from the heat and set aside, covered.
10) In a medium skillet, add remaining 2 1/2 tablespoons peanut oil and heat over moderate heat until a wisp of white smoke appears, about 1 minute.
11) Sauté the onions for 7 minutes or until tender.
12) Increase the heat to moderately high and stir-fry until lightly browned, about 8 minutes.
13) Place the onions, the reserved curry mixture and salt to the rice and mix well.
14) Place the rice over high heat and bring it to a boil, stirring often, for 3 minutes.
15) Reduce the heat to moderately low, cover and cook for 8 to 10 minutes, until the rice is tender but firm.
16) Add diced green and red bell peppers and the coriander into the rice. Combine nicely.
17) Transfer to a bowl and serve hot with your choice of side dish.
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Calories 555 Calories from Fat 132
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 15 g23%
Saturated Fat 2.7 g13.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 643.9 mg26.8%
Total Carbohydrates 93 g31%
Dietary Fiber 4.6 g18.5%
Sugars 8.7 g
Protein 11 g22.9%
Vitamin A 12.8% Vitamin C 79.4%
Calcium 7.9% Iron 9.1%
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In 2002, Flip returned with Undaground Legend, a slick sophomore effort. It would go practically unnoticed. Two years later, Flip returned to the scene with the more expansive double-disc set U Gotta Feel Me. The set spawned a couple sizable hits, namely "Game Over (Flip)" and "Sunshine," and brought Flip the national fame he'd long been courting. With that fame came competition, and it wasn't long before Flip was beefing with T.I. for the right to don the crown of King of the South. Flip kept his profile public not only with such drama but also with a string of mixtapes, most notably the Freestyle Kings series, which reached its sixth volume in 2005. Flip's next album was planned to follow that year, but at the last minute, Sony refused to release it and the rapper was without a label for the next three years. I Need Mine finally appeared in 2007 as a double CD on the Asylum label. Two collaborations followed. 2008'd All Eyez on Us found the rapper partnering with Outlawz member Young Noble, while 2009's Certified was recorded with Young Money member Gudda Gudda. Another long-delayed album, Ahead of My Time, landed in 2010 with recordings dating back to 2007. The LP appeared on Flip's own Clover G's Records, the same imprint that would issue 2013's album The Black Dr. Kevorkian. He signed with the SoSouth label for 2015's El Jefe which featured the single "In My Pimp C Voice." ~ Jason Birchmeier
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Keeping your home safe and dry is a priority of every home owner. Water and moisture can damage your home. It can also promote mold growth. This can be a serious health problem for you and your family. A good solid roof and sealed doors and windows are an important part of maintaining a dry and safe home. However, water in your home is an important part of living comfortably. You need water for cleaning and bathing. You also need it for cooking and drinking. Maintaining a safe supply of water to your home is important. However, a leak or problem with your pipes can cause as much damage, if not more, than a leaky roof or door. In addition to these damages, you can also have costly water bills.
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Find a place to stay with our lodging and accommodations members. Choose from hotels, motels, inns and bed and breakfasts, there's a place ideal in Provincetown for everyone.
The Provincetown Hotel at Gabriel's
102 Bradford Street, Provincetown, MA, 02657
Phone: 508-487-3232
Email: [email protected]
Immensely popular for over 35 years, the Provincetown Hotel at Gabriel's continues to live up to its sterling reputation. Features include in-room fireplaces, Jacuzzi tubs, free Wi-Fi, movie library, tempurpedic mattresses, and skylights. Each morning the hotel offers a lovely full breakfast in the Great Room. A leafy sundeck bridges the buildings to one another. The Provincetown Hotel welcomes everyone including children and pets. There is a huge sun-drenched garden in the back, with some of the very best views of the Monument in town.Visit Website Full Profile
Christopher's by the Bay Bed and Breakfast
8 Johnson Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-9263
Email: [email protected]
Award winning 19th Century Victorian B & B located on a quiet street in the heart of town. Parking (limited, fee), private outdoor garden & patio, WiFi, freshly prepared breakfast, fireplaces, bay views.Visit Website Full Profile
Aerie House & Beach Club
184 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1197
Email: [email protected]
Spectacular bay views from both our hilltop Guesthouse and waterfront Beach Club located in Provincetown's charming East End Gallery & Restaurant District. Accommodations for every budget from economical rooms with shared bath to ensuite accommodations, beachfront apartments and our spectacular Eagle's Nest Two Bedroom Suite. Our complimentary amenities include bicycles, our bay view hot tub, private beach, fireplaces, DVD library, breakfasts on our large bay view deck, parking, beautiful gardens, airport/pier pick-up. Open all year.Visit Website Full Profile
Revere Guest House
14 Court Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-2292
Email: [email protected]
The Revere House is one of the most convenient guest houses to all the main attractions and activities Provincetown has to offer. Spend your time as you wish, be it relaxing on the beach, taking a personal shopping spree, visiting art galleries, or dining out. Then, come back from a day of play to spend a relaxing afternoon or evening by our firepit in our beautifully manicured garden. Walk up to the deck and view the bay or take in panoramic views of the west end of town.Visit Website Full Profile
Carpe Diem Guesthouse and Spa
12-14 Johnson Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-4242
Email: [email protected]
Carpe Diem Guesthouse and Namaste Spa is the perfect location for your vacation in Provincetown. Our award winning boutique bed and breakfast is quietly located in the center of Provincetown and is an adult-only oasis of tranquility. All guestrooms offer private baths, queen or king size beds, down comforter and pillows, bathrobes, and more; some feature fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, private entrance and/or private patios. The gardens and patios are a hidden gem away from all the excitement of Commercial Street. Our Namaste Spa featuring Massage Services, Skin Treatments, and full spa facilitiesVisit Website Full Profile
Crowne Pointe Historic Inn & Spa
82 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 877-276-9631
Email: [email protected]
Crowne Pointe Inn & Spa located in the very heart of Provincetown MA, is a beatifully restored, Cape Cod Sea Captains' Estate. It is the perfect setting for romantic getaways, retreats, intimate weddings, or a rejuvenating vacation. Comprised of six beautifully restored historic buildings with a main mansion, award winning fine dining at The Pointe Restaurant, the Inn features spacious guestrooms and luxury suites wrapped around a beautifully landscaped courtyard and our award winning, full service, in-house Exclusively Kiehl's Spa.Visit Website Full Profile
The Clarendon House
118 Bradford St Provincetown MA, 02657
Phone: 508-680-4444
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Inn at Cook Street
7 Cook Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-3894
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The John Randall House, An Inn for All Seasons
140 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-3533
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In the thick of Downtown Provincetown, just one block of Commercial Street, The John Randall House delivers a boutique experience in the heart of Cape Cod. Part art gallery, part bed and breakfast, this Victorian-style inn features contemporary paintings by local and national artists alongside basic yet stylish furnishings. Each of ten rooms is equipped with a queen bed, cable TV, a refrigerator, and complimentary Wi-Fi, and most feature a private bathroom and air-conditioning.Visit Website Full Profile
Roux Provincetown
210 Bradford St. Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1717
Email: [email protected]
Roux is one of the newest additions to the Provincetown Guest House landscape. Rich. Welcoming. Playful. A little chic. A lot of fun. She's a French girl about to hold a very wonderful party. If you're looking for a laid-back getaway where you can get lost, Roux offers plenty of cozy and wonderful spaces to escape. If you're after a major mingle with some really awesome like-minded people from across the planet, Roux's got that covered, too. Roux provides an eclectic, artistic and relaxed canvas where you design your experience.Visit Website Full Profile
Somerset House
378 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 800-575-1850
Email: [email protected]
Affordable luxury lodging in a fun B&B open all year in the ideal Provincetown location, on Commercial Street where you are steps away from the beach, dining, shopping and all activities.Visit Website Full Profile
Brass Key Guesthouse
67 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-9005
Email: [email protected]
"Most luxurious accommodations in town"-N.Y. Times. "Our first choice in town"- Out & About. Luxury guestrooms and cottages surround two award winning heated pools in the heart of Provincetown.Visit Website Full Profile
The Brass Key hotel in beautiful Provincetown, MA is filled with exuberance and energy, social interaction, and passion for life. It all begins at the pool, the heart and soul of the hotel, where intriguing lives intersect, genuine conversations spark and adventure begins. Elegant and refined, The Brass Key hotel is the perfect Cape Cod getaway, where old friends reunite, new friends are made, and arou
Queen Vic Guest House Provincetown
166 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-8425
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The Queen Vic Guest House Provincetown is a historical B&B in Cape Cod. Recently renovated we are also proud to announce the opening of our full cocktail bar! We offer 10 rooms each with private baths, T.V., Wi-Fi & A/C. Each morning we offer an extended complimentary breakfast which includes homemade waffles and fresh juice. Directly across from the world famous Gay Tea Dance at The Boatslip Resort we also have the BEST front yard on Commercial St. to have a cocktail and watch the nightly parade while catching up with old friends or making new ones !Visit Website Full Profile
Sage Inn
336 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-6424
Email: [email protected]
Open year round and just steps away from the excitement and energy of Provincetown's Commercial Street, but set-back from the hustle and bustle, Sage Inn & Lounge offers a peaceful setting for a restful and energizing vacation or getaway. Located in the center of the Historic District, you can saunter down a lovely brick walkway onto Commercial Street where you will discover galleries, retail shops, and restaurants or delight in a specialty cocktail and light fare in the Sage Lounge.Visit Website Full Profile
Secret Garden Inn
300A Commercial St
Phone: 508-487-9027
Email: [email protected]
The picturesque 1830's sea captain's house, built for Commander David Hugo Hunter, sits in a tranquil garden that is the ideal getaway from your busy life. Yet whenever you're ready to re-engage, you are only 97 steps away from the epicenter of town offering unique shopping, superb dining and a bustling nightlife. We offer warm and inviting rooms with a continental breakfast to get you on your way.Visit Website Full Profile
Prince Albert Guest House
164 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: (508) 487-1850
Email: [email protected]
An 1850 Sea Captain's Home (Capt. Abner Rich) has harbor view courtyards located on Commercial Street with 8 bedrooms each with its own private bath!Visit Website Full Profile
Featuring beautiful gardens and large outdoor living areas. Renovated guest rooms offer high thread count linens, flat panel LCD TV with High Definition Cable, complimentary breakfast and WiFi and recent updates include all new windows for fresh Cape Cod air or we have new quiet, ductless a/c.
Admiral's Landing
158 Bradford St Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-9665
Email: [email protected]
A Greek Revival home from the 1860's, Admiral's Landing offers a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere, in a convenient central location. The decor of our Inn is an eclectic mix of periods and Provincetown art.Visit Website Full Profile
We offer a wide range of amenities at a good value. Our amenities include WiFi, fireplaces in all rooms, air-jetted tubs and a homemade breakfast all designed to make your stay in Ptown memorable. We're also just around the corner from the Fine Arts Work Center and the thriving gallery district.
Masthead Resort and Cottages
31-41 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-0523
Email: [email protected]
"Relish the sea at starstruck Inn" -Boston GlobeVisit Website Full Profile
Cottages, Suites & Rooms. Water views, distinctive accommodations in an authentic Cape Cod setting with 450 ft. of private beach, sun deck & beautifully landscaped grounds
Crew's Quarters
198 Commercial St. Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-5900
Email: [email protected]
Crew's Quarters guest house is a friendly value minded destination for gay guys that want to be in the center of town and enjoy all that Provincetown has to offer. We are steps away from Spiritus Pizza and a just short 2 minute walk to the Boat Slip, where the popular daily Tea Dance takes place. We are a just blocks away from Provincetown's Bay beach and a short bike to Herring Cove Beach. At the corner of Carver and Commercial streets, our front porch lends itself to one of the best places to enjoy the sites and sounds of Provincetown.Visit Website Full Profile
Surfside Hotel and Suites
543 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1726
Email: [email protected]
Newly remodeled property the Surfside Hotel and Suites is located on Cape Cod Bay, private beach, heated salt water pool, free parking, Lighthouse Bar, fire pit and complimentary breakfast.Visit Website Full Profile
The Gaslamp Bed & Breakfast (formerly Romeo's Holiday)
97 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-6636 or toll free 1-877-697-6636
Email: [email protected]
A Victorian-style, boutique bed and breakfast located in the heart of Provincetown, Cape Cod.Visit Website Full Profile
Bradford Carver House
70 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 800-826-9083
Email: [email protected]
Welcome to Provincetown's The Bradford Carver House. Located at 70 Bradford Street (corner of Bradford & Carver Streets).One block to Cape Cod Bay & Commercial Street where shops,restaurants & bars are located.Visit Website Full Profile
We serve a complimentary continental breakfast each morning & offer reasonable rates. All rooms have a king or queen size bed, private bath, A/C, flat screen color satellite TV/DVD/VCR and FREE WI-FI. Some rooms have a gas fireplace,bathtub,ceiling fan,two entrances/side entrance,electric wall sconces & crystal chandelier.
Lotus Guest House
296 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-4644
Email: [email protected]
New fully renovated. Elegant bathrooms, fireplaces, flat screen TVs, quiet AC/heat, Wi-Fi, bar sinks, fridge, new furnishings, king beds, suites. Still reasonable, near ferry, bus, and beach, in the best "walk to everything" location.Visit Website Full Profile
Chicago House
6 Winslow Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 800-SEE-PTOWN
Email: [email protected]
We offer 9 nicely furnished rooms, free parking, lovely common areas, fireplace, full continental breakfast, 5 person jacuzzi, and we are only steps to the center of town. Also,free wireless internet and free loaner bikes.Visit Website Full Profile
Gifford House
9 Carver Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 800-434-0130 / 508-487-0688
Email: [email protected]
Celebrating over 150 years. We have suites, varying sized rooms, private baths, complimentary expanded continental breakfast,and free parking. Some rooms have bayviews and/or AC. Visit the Porchside Bars.Visit Website
Carl's Guest House
68 Bradford St Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1650
Email: [email protected]
A relaxed, comfortable and friendly atmosphere you'll find our guesthouse hard to top. Decorated in a clean, simple manner suited to a beach vacation home, a couple minutes walk to the most popular places in Provincetown.Visit Website
There are 14 guest rooms of various sizes and amenities from spacious rooms with traditional private baths, refrigerators, microwaves, air conditioners etc... on to simpler but very comfortable rooms. All rooms are private and reasonable.
White Porch Inn
7 Johnson Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-364-2549
Email: [email protected]
A unique luxurious B&B just steps away from Commercial Street & the center of town. We offer a contemporary beach atmosphere. We have nine tastefully decorated rooms with clean lines & calming qualities which adds to a restful relaxing stay. All of our rooms have private baths, refrigerator, flat screen TVs with DVD players, audio systems with Blue-tooth connectivity, WiFi, air conditioning, with fireplaces in most rooms. A complimentary European Continental Breakfast is includedVisit Website
Cape Colony Inn
280 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1755
Email: [email protected]
Newly Renovated, Comfortable & Friendly ; heated pool; landscaped grounds & picnic area, shuffleboard, and beach volleyball court; free WI-FI; ample parking; and complimentary Continental breakfast.Visit Website
White Wind Inn
174 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1526
Email: [email protected]
A Provincetown Landmark. Grand Victorian mansion, circa 1845. Quality accommodations featuring: well-appointed rooms, balconies, waterviews, Wifi & Cable TV, refrigerators, breakfast & the best porch in town.Visit Website
Sunset Inn
142 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-9810
Email: [email protected]
A grand 1850's captain's house, it has been a guest house since the 1940's. One block to Commercial Street. Three blocks to the Boston ferry. Walk to restaurants, bars, dance clubs, shopping & art galleries.Visit Website
The house has 14 guest rooms with private bath and 6 with shared bath. There are also 3 outdoor decks, a back patio & lawn area. All rooms feature hardwood floors. All rooms have a/c, refrigerator and extended cable tv. Continental breakfast and free parking is included.
Inn At The Moors
59 Province Lands Road Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 800–842–6379 or 508-487-1342
Email: [email protected]
Inn at The Moors is best known for the gorgeous, dawn to dusk, uninterrupted views of the unparalleled estuary known as The Moors. It is a 180 degree expanse of salt marsh and sand dunes with Cape Cod Bay on the horizon.Visit Website
Guests enjoy awesome sunsets and sightings of great birds while sitting on the decks and balconies. In addition to nicely appointed guestrooms and friendly hospitality, Inn at The Moors offers amenities that are rare in Provincetown including a heated pool and parking at your door.
The Clarendon House
118 Bradford St Provincetown MA, 02657
Phone: 508-680-4444
Email: [email protected]Visit Website Full Profile
Seaglass Inn & Spa
105 Bradford St. Ext. Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1286
Email: [email protected]
Situated in the West End of Provincetown on four lush acres with beautiful sunset views, the hotel is set hillside, providing seclusion and serenity, while simultaneously offering easy access to lively Provincetown's restaurants shopping and art galleries. With numerous foot and bicycle trails, there is easy access to the many miles of bays and beaches.Visit Website
Family owned and operated, The Seaglass Inn & Spa offers families and couples a peaceful retreat nestled in the hills of Provincetown.
The Crown & Anchor Inn
247 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1430
Email: [email protected]
Provincetown's premier lodging, dining, and entertainment complex. The Crown & Anchor Inn features 18 guestrooms, some of which have fabulous views of Provincetown Harbor, as well as jacuzzi tubs and fireplaces. Located in the center of town, steps from Town Hall and the MacMillan Pier, guests of The Crown & Anchor Inn can walk to Provincetown's hottest spots, including our very own Wave and Vault bars, The Central House Restaurant and our seasonally heated pool.Visit Website
Moffett House Inn
296A Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-6615
Email: [email protected]
Free use of Bikes. We are in a terrific location in the center of town but on a quiet walkway.Visit Website
Bayberry Accommodations
16 Winthrop Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 800-422-4605
Email: [email protected]
Town Center near west end. All rooms are Queen bed/Private Bath with self-controlled heat or air and all the amenities. Friendly, quiet, elegant home for you to share with us. Free parking and WIFI. Complimentary breakfast with home-made baked goods. Over 30 years of service!Visit Website
Cape Codder Guest House
570 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-0131
Email: [email protected]
Old fashioned guesthouse in the quiet East End. We offer parking, a private beach and a seasonal continental breakfast with our reasonably priced rooms. Wireless available.Visit Website
The Boatslip Beach Club
161 Commercial Street Provincetotwn MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1669 / 1-877-PTOWNMA
Email: [email protected]
Legendary waterfront hotel and home of the world famous Tea Dance, The Boatslip Beach Club is located on Commercial St. Accommodation includes:Visit Website
• Air-conditioned Rooms • Continental breakfast in our atrium lobby daily • Admission to Tea Dance • Heated pool • Chaise lounges and pool towels for all registered hotel guests • In-Room refrigerators • Wi-Fi in all guest rooms • Limited on-site parking • Adults only resort •
Provincetown's largest waterfront deck. We have the biggest "deck" in town!
Inn at 7 Central
7 Central St. Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-8855
Email: [email protected]
The Inn at 7 Central provides the perfect mix of comfort and style in a casual, relaxed atmosphere. Our centrally located hotel style guesthouse, just a half block from all the action on Commercial Street, features 13 beautiful rooms with friendly guest service for your enjoyment during your stay. All of our rooms feature queen beds, private baths, private exterior entrances, mini-fridges, free wi-fi, and cable access. Lounge away the day in court yard or sunny back deck. Complementary breakfast served daily.Visit Website
Enzo's Guesthouse
186 Commercial St. Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-7555
Email: [email protected]Visit Website
Harbor Hotel
698 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 855-HHP-TOWN
Email: [email protected]
Harbor Hotel is a boutique hotel property for savvy Ptown travelers. With easy access to everything Ptown but all the benefits of the Cape. Parking, swimming pool, restaurant, lounge.Visit Website
Ravenwood Guestroom, Apartments & Cottage
462 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-3203
Email: [email protected]
Across the street from the bay, in the gallery district, next door to the Art Assoc./museum. 5 minute walk to town. All private baths, private entrances, decks, parking, AC, some ocean views, garden views, fireplaces, cable.Visit Website
Distinctive Inns of Provincetown
The Distinctive Inns are a collection of independently owned guest houses and inns representing the finest accommodations in Provincetown.Visit Website
Each Distinctive Inn offers luxurious accommodations, exceptional service and amenities normally associated with top boutique hotels. Looking for a beach, waterview deck, spa, pet-friendly suite, fireplace? Original art, antique furnishings, WI FI, flat-screen TV? A healthy breakfast, social hours, peace and privacy?
All appointed with the finest linens and outstanding decor in classic buildings.
Tucker Inn
12 Center Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-0381
Email: [email protected]
Fine lodging in the heart of Ptown. Peaceful town center location. Full gourmet breakfasts, fireplaces, hot tub, wifi, high efficiency air conditioning, flat screen TVs, zen garden, & pet friendly.Visit Website
Anchor Inn Beach House
175 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-0432
Email: [email protected]
Provincetown's most gracious "Beach House" on the water. Luxurious rooms, some with fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, Cable, Internet, wet bars, refrigerators, and harbor views. Some Minimum Stay Requirements may apply.Visit Website
BeaconLight Guest House
12 Winthrop Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 800-696-9603
Email: [email protected]
A Provincetown Tradition since 1984. town center, King fireplace suites and queen rooms. All private baths. TV and DVD, free WIFI, AC. Largest roof top sun deck in town with panoramic harbor views, Outdoor hot tub.Visit Website
Cape View Motel
364 Route 6, North Truro MA 02652
Phone: 508-487-0363 / 800-224-3232
Email: [email protected]
Cape View Motel is located on the highest bluff in North Truro and offers breathtaking sunset views of Cape Cod Bay from every room. We've made exciting improvements to our Deluxe, Kitchenette and Standard Rooms that will enhance your stay; plus new, modern amenities and a heated pool - and we're only minutes away from Provincetown, Wellfleet & Cape Cod National Seashore beaches. All rooms have air conditioning, a flat screen TV, free WiFi, cable and Keurig coffee makers. Enjoy views from private balconies in our Deluxe and Kitchenette rooms. Open April 22, 2016 through the New Year's holiday.Visit Website
The Waterford Inn
386 Commercial Street Provincetown MA, 02657
Phone: 508-487-6400
Email: [email protected]
The Waterford Inn is located in Provincetown's renowned gallery district and is a short stroll from the center of town. The Inn features the most modern of comforts and amenities all while retaining the charm of a circa 1850 Sea Captain's mansion. Uniquely decorated guest rooms all feature private baths and many have views of the harbor, town and surrounding historic landmarks.Visit Website
Bayshore & Chandler House
493 Commercial Street, Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-9133
Email: [email protected]
Directly on the water, this unique apartment complex is literally just a short walk to the bustling center of town, yet far enough away to avoid the noise at night. The owners have certainly capitalized on the natural resources of sun and sea. All the 1 & 2 bedroom apartments are designed for maximum use of space, and all are furnished individually. Pet friendly and Airconditioned.Visit Website
Heritage House
7 Center Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-3692
Email: [email protected]
Relax on our Veranda, enjoy our central location, make our home your perfect home base while enjoying all that Provincetown has to offer. Our Greek Revival home built in 1856 is lovingly restored, on three floors with six bedrooms, four full baths, gourmet kitchen, spacious living room, and many delightful amenities. You can rent our home weekly during July and August, on a Saturday-to-Saturday basis.Visit Website
Dyer's Beach House
173 Commercial St. Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-2061
Dyer's Beach House offers wonderful waterfront guest rooms as a destination where every room offers panoramic harbor views, private decks, en-suite baths, luxury bedding, wifi, cable TV, flatscreen, full refrigerator bar, iHome, air & heat. A picturesque setting with private beach and gardens. All guest rooms offer a combination of either 2 beds queen/twin or a king. Coffee service daily. Daily houseman services until noon, private afternoons, beach access, centrally located and always parking for one car.Visit Website
The red INN
15 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 866-4REDINN
Email: [email protected]
Located directly on the harbor in Provincetown's historic West End, THE red INN is a boutique hotel featuring beautiful waterfront accommodations and an award winning restaurant.Visit Website
Benchmark Inn
6 Dyer Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-7440
Email: [email protected]
Seven splendid rooms, each with queen or king bed, fireplace, central a/c, private modern bath, dual entrance, every amenity. Most w/ wet bar, rainhead shower or Jacuzzi, wonderful water and town views plus private-use outdoor space.Visit Website
Watership Inn
7 Winthrop Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 800-330-9413
Email: [email protected]
Rustic inn with unique charming rooms and apartments. Large living room with fireplace and yard for sunning. Ideally located on a quiet side street. Half block to harbor. Free WIFI.Visit Website
The Captain's House Bed and Breakfast
350A Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-9353
Email: [email protected]
A friendly Bed & Breakfast with an affordable range of 12 guest rooms. The unique location is steps from Commercial Street yet surprisingly peaceful. We take great pride in our healthy and homemade continental breakfast, clean rooms and serene patio.Visit Website
8 Dyer Hotel
8 Dyer Street, Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-0880
Email: [email protected]
8 Dyer Hotel is P'town's contemporary inn.Visit Website
Chef-owned B&B. We offer contemporary accommodations with expansive common areas and a pool. Year round indoor spa, sauna, and on chilly nights, a relaxing fireplace. Full, cooked breakfast with fresh baked goods, fruit, yogurt, house-made granola. Scrambled eggs or sweet potato hash. Famous for piping hot cinnamon rolls and bourbon pecan bread pudding.
7 Masonic Place Guesthouse
7 Masonic Place Provincetown MA, 02657
Phone: 508-487-0252
Email: [email protected]Visit Website
Artisan Harbors
P.O. Box 1628 Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-237-5791
Email: [email protected]
Artisan Harbors offers Vacation rental homes in Provincetown as an alternative to a Hotel or Guest House. Our homes are clean, properly maintained, and well appointed.Visit Website
Fully equipped kitchens with quality appliances, Serta and World Class Simmons Beautyrest Beds, and lots of fresh towels are just a few of the things you can expect in our Accommodations. As this is our business, not a second home, the furnishings were picked for each Home and include leather sofas and hardwood furniture.
Land's End Inn
22 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-0706
Email: [email protected]
Luxurious rooms with ocean views, historic architecture and distinctive service, all just steps to the beach, make Land's End Inn the perfect spot for any getaway.Visit Website
Pet-friendly rooms welcome well-behaved, furry companions. A full continental breakfast is served daily. Complimentary fruit and beverages are available throughout the day. During the warmer months iced tea and lemonade are offered on the veranda.
Evening social hours offer beverages, cheese and crudités.
Snug Cottage
178 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1616
Email: [email protected]
Historic Early 19th Century Bed and Breakfast. Eight luxurious rooms with wood-burning fireplaces, private baths, complimentary wireless internet access.Visit Website
Atlantic Light Inn
11 Pearl Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-0302
Email: [email protected]
Under new ownership/recently renovated, this historic Inn dates back to 1850, is perfect for your relaxing vacation offering reasonable rates in a welcoming, casual atmosphere.Visit Website
Year-round accommodations with on-site parking, free Wi-Fi, flat screen TV's, continental breakfast, a private garden courtyard, air- conditioning, fireplaces, and queen sized beds with private baths. We also offer complimentary ferry and airport shuttle service. Located in the center of town, steps away from the scenic harbor and the bustle of Commercial Street.
Provincetown Inn
1 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 800-WHALE-VU
Email: [email protected]
Surrounded by water on three sides with 101 rooms and suites. Olympic Pool with Bar and Grill, Private Beach, meeting facilities, wedding receptions, pub.Visit Website
Eastwood at Provincetown
324 Bradford Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-0760
Email: [email protected]
ShireMax Inn
5 Tremont Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-1233
Email: [email protected]
The Inn is a few doors off busy Commercial Street in the quiet West End.The turn-of-the-century house is graced by century- old oaks; free parking; lovely common areas; full continental breakfast and free wireless internet.Visit Website
Women Innkeepers of Provincetown
P.O. Box 573 Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-3692
Email: [email protected]
There's no better place to stay in Ptown than with one of the Women Innkeepers! We're here year round, ready to welcome you and make sure you have a great vacation.Visit Website
Foxberry Inn
29 Bradford Street Extension Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-8583
Email: [email protected]Visit Website
The West End Inn
44 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657
Phone: 508-487-9555
Email: [email protected]
The Inn is located in the exclusive West End of Provincetown. Close to the beach with a short walk to the center of town. Just two blocks from the tip of Cape Cod. Small, Intimate and authentic.Visit Website
Providing a quiet atmosphere and accommodations ranging from rooms to apartments and suites with private decks and gardens, water views, kitchens or kitchenettes. Each with private bath, flat screen televisions, free Wi-Fi and direct beach access across the street. Perfect for small groups. We accept Visa and MasterCard, regret no pets.
Contact us for additional information. 508-487-9555


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The Weather Underground
Sam Green, Bill Siegel. | 92 minutes. <br>The Free History Project.
Though it has been years in the making, the timing of this documentary portrait of the Weathermen -- college students who spent the '70s planting bombs and plotting revolution -- is uncanny. Watch the film, and it's impossible not to wonder what response the Weather- men's bombs might provoke today.
The documentary traces the Weathermen's violent opposition to the Vietnam War -- starting with breaking shop windows in Chicago in 1969 and escalating to the bombing of a U.S. Capitol lavatory in 1971. Aided by a superb array of archival news footage and present-day interviews with former Weathermen and one of the FBI agents who pursued them, the film captures the symbiotic relationship of the right- and left-wing political zealotry of the Vietnam era. The violence and racism of that war spurred the activists to splinter from the Students for a Democratic Society. But, equally true, the government and the media used the Weathermen's strikes to discredit the entire antiwar movement.
With the fall of Saigon in 1975, the militants ran out of ammunition, so to speak, and their numbers dwindled. The film concludes with '80s images of one-time radical Jane Fonda leading the nation in a recuperative workout, and the sight of former Weathermen member Brian Flanagan winning $20,000 on Jeopardy. You don't need a weatherman to know that only the most bizarre act of nature could change the prevailing winds today.


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Senate Republican Leaders Mitch McConnell (Ky.) and Jon Kyl (Ariz.) declined the president's invitation to be briefed Thursday on Afghanistan war policy going forward.
McConnell spokesman Don Stewart said that the invitation came yesterday and that the leadership already had a meeting scheduled with more than a dozen Republican senators. It was too difficult to rearrange all those schedules, he said.
In general, he said, McConnell has attended a number of briefings at the White House and will continue to do so. A White House aide said that Kyl and McConnell would be invited to a future briefing on Afghan strategy.
Update, 5:50PM ET: Stewart emails over more information. Though McConnell missed the White House meeting, he did attend an Afghanistan briefing in the Capitol this afternoon with Amb. Holbrook here in the Capitol. "Also," Stewart writes, "I just found out that Sen. McConnell, in cooperation with Sen. Reid, asked the White House to sked the meeting next week. But late yesterday afternoon, we got a call saying it would be this afternoon. Since he was unable to make the time at the White House, he went to the briefing here at the Capitol."
Also Thursday, reports emerged of Obama's plans to dispatch 4,000 additional soldiers and hundreds of civilian advisers to Afghanistan this spring and summer, along with increasing aid to neighboring Pakistan.
The Associated Press reports:
Obama plans to lay out his revamped strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan on Friday. Several sources told The Associated Press it includes 20 recommendations for countering a persistent insurgency that spans the two countries' border...
The plan also strongly backs a recommendation to increase aid to Pakistan, conditioned on improvements in that government's handling of militants in the border region, officials said. The plan would triple humanitarian aid to $1.5 billion a year for five years. It would tie military aid to performance, with a specific caution that Pakistan must cut government ties with insurgents.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) represented Senate Democratic leadership. House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) and Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) were also present, as were House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) and Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-S.C.).
"This was nothing more than a snub -- pure and simple," said a senior Senate Democratic aide.
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Farmers Insurance Service Operations : Business Systems Analyst III in Woodland Hills, California
We are Farmers! Candidate qualifications may be reviewed against the requirements for the associated levels of this position's core function. Based on experience, may be considered for a higher or lower salary grade within the career path.
Join a team of diverse professionals at Farmers to acquire skills on the job and apply your learned knowledge to future roles at Farmers. Farmers Insurance also offers extensive training opportunities through the award winning University of Farmers name by Training magazine amongst top 10 corporate training units in the world. Start your career at Farmers today!
Job Summary
Acts as liaison between IT and Business units at senior level; Possesses knowledge of the business units' objectives, processes, and products; Supports users in building business case, including cost/benefit analysis, risk assessment, and project scope; Oversees business requirement gathering and analysis; Performs impact analysis; Supports development of effort/cost estimates; Supports development of application conceptual design, testing, and implementation activities; Mentors lower level peers.
Essential Job Functions
Supports users in building Business Case, including cost / benefit analysis, risk assessment, project scope, and development of a high level plan. Drives day-to-day prioritization of work on capabilities, working with business. Performs impact analysis of application changes across various components, holding an end-to-end view of the system. Defines project scope; Develops functional specifications; Prepares Preliminary Systems Design document. Understands customers' objectives, processes, and products in order to make educated recommendations. Acts as liaison between Business and IT, as assigned. Supports the Application Subject Matter Experts in development of estimates / validation of suppliers' estimates. Supports application testing, implementation, and training activities. Performs quality review checks on project deliverables. Oversees Business Requirement gathering and analysis. Supports Application SME in creating the Conceptual Design of system, where appropriate.
Preferred Skills and Abilities
- At least 3 years experience in a "core" Business Analyst role.
- Prior experience with Service Operations Systems in a call center, financial services, or health insurance industry.
- Must have worked directly with end users and/or business decision makers and not through IT intermediaries. Comfortable asking tough questions in a small and large audience.
- Experience gathering requirements for a Salesforce-based system highly desired.
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Education Requirements: Bachelors degree or equivalent.
Experience Requirements: Level III: 1 year as a Business Analyst Level I I or 5 years of experience in related areas.
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May require occasional traveling. Excellent written and oral skills in local language. Able to actively take part in meetings and conferences and communicate effectively. Capable of composing reports and technical explanations.
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Firearms purchases can only be shipped to Licensed Firearms Dealers.PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE!
|Gunsmith Services Below
|Trigger Job - 3½ lb. match performance.
|- With take up adjustment screw, Very short take up, No creep, & Very crisp pull.
|- Install over travel adjustment screw.
|- Trigger Enhancement when installed with the trigger job.
|Re install the factory front sight.
|- Without removing barrel from action.
|- With having to remove barrel from action.
|Barrel fluting adds looks, cooling and lightning
|- Without removing barrel from action.
|- With having to remove barrel from action.
|Barrel threading for brakes, flash hiders, comps & etc.
|- Without removing barrel from action.
|- With us having to remove barrel from action.
|Re chamber using existing extractor and bolt face
|- Without removing barrel from action.
|- With us having to remove barrel from action.
|Re crown barrel
|- Without removing barrel from action if possible.
|- With having to remove barrel from action.
|Shortening barrel
|- Without removing barrel from action.
|- With having to remove barrel from action.
|Barrel turning OD change
|- Without removing barrel from action.
|- With having to remove barrel from action.
|Correct head space
|- Without removing barrel from action.
|- With having to remove barrel from action.
|$175.00 to $275.00
|Re throat & barrel setback for accuracy
|- Without removing barrel from action.
|- With having to remove barrel from action.
|Range test.
|- Includes test target with up to one box of ammo.
|Bed Action / Three point steel pin bedding
|- Includes Disassembling & reassembling of the rifle
|Hourly Shop Rate
|One Hour Minimum
|For Services Other Than Shown here Please call or email for pricing.
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|Custom Finishes
|Complete Rifle
|- Electroless nickel, satin finish
|- Hard chrome, satin finish (Steel Parts Only)
|- Parkerized finish (steel parts only)
|- Black Oxide (steel parts only)
|- Anodized (red, dark blue, green, black) Aluminum parts only
Above: 16" Fluted Ultra Match Barrel w/ .875" Varmint size Gas Block
Above: 20" Fluted Ultra Match Varmint Barrel
Above: 20" Fluted Ultra Match Medium Barrel - 50/50 .875" Down to .750"
Above: Shown with .850" barrel, Ben Cooley brake: Price of brake $219.99 * Installed., Barrel fluting Add $179.99.
Barrel fluting $179.99 & Quiet Brake $179.99 Installed Price Shown together on this 1" diameter barrel.
- A - Inferior Epoxy Bedding - Sloppy and prone to cracking, will breakdown over time and still relies on only trigger guard to hold action in the stock.
- B - Our Three Point Steel Pillar Bedding
- B - Clean looking!
- B - We use three stainless steel pillars epoxied into the stock. *Illustration above & Below.
- B - Then we use three steel screws to bolt the receiver to the stock.
- B - Now you can take your receiver out as many times as you like not effecting the bedding and it always remains strong.
- Below - Red arrows 1, 2, and 3 show how the receiver is meticulously machined.
Price $125.00
- Competitors "claimed heavy barrel". They give you a discount and take a short cut to do it. Notice that where the gas block goes the barrel is very thin. This is a harmonic weak spot prone to barrel vibration! We do not do this.
- Close up of the competitor's thin spot. This other company saves you $85.00 by using your gas block, but it will cost you in accuracy.
- Competitor's target crown. Notice that the crown is not sharp and crisp. The barrel also looks like the end of a baseball bat.
- Our 11° Recessed target crown is sharp and crisp. This is a must for accuracy! The muzzle also looks more like a gun barrel.
- Our chamber is 1" thick for 4". The competitors is .900" for 2". Which chamber do you think is more rigid?
- This is the thinnest point of our barrel and it is still .750". No thin spot in this barrel!!
- Very small shoulder to give the gas block support.
Standard Match with .900" diameter, 20" Matte Black Barrel, Front Tactical Sight, Satin Stainless .900" Gas Block with Stud
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Topics: mission status, asteroids, OSIRIS-REx
This article originally appeared on Dante Lauretta's blog and is reposted here with his permission.
Our spacecraft continues to make steady progress toward launch in September 2016. During the final stages of assembly, OSIRIS-REx completed final installation of the High Gain Antenna and completed solar array installation. After integrating these components, we completed a solar array illumination test on both arrays. The spacecraft then passed a cleaning check and was successfully and safely moved to the Reverberant Acoustic Laboratory (RAL) test chamber on the Lockheed-Martin campus. Once in place, the team began preparations for the start of our first environmental test: modal survey testing.
The modal survey test is used to define the dynamic structural characteristics of our spacecraft in the form of natural frequencies, damping ratios, and modal deformation patterns. Referee fluid (isopropyl alcohol) was loaded into the propellant tank to capture the vibrational affects of having rocket fuel on board (without the risk of ignition!). For modal-survey testing, a series of vibrating "stingers" were applied to the spacecraft structure to measure responses to simulated launch environments. The primary use of these data are for refining and validating our computer model of the spacecraft structure. This information is used to understand and analyze the results from the system-level vibration tests down the road.
After the spacecraft completed modal testing we moved it to the RAL highbay for launch vehicle payload adapter and harness checkouts with the United Launch Alliance team. The RAL test chamber was reconfigured for our acoustics test. During this test, we expose the spacecraft to acoustic forces as high as 150 decibels – the sound energy a human would experience standing about 50 yards from a jet aircraft. This environmental test simulated the maximum sound and vibration levels the spacecraft will experience during launch. The sound pressure tests lasted only a few minutes in length and were completed incrementally to allow the engineers to isolate and understand the behavior of each major component of the vehicle.
After we completed acoustics testing, we moved on to clamp-band shock testing and the launch vehicle payload adapter match-mate test. The clamp-band system is used for separation of the spacecraft from the launch vehicle. The system is released by operation of a pyrotechnic bolt cutter to cut a bolt that holds the clamp band in its preloaded state. This system has high strength and stiffness when clamped and results in shock when it is released. Both tests were completed with no issues identified. After these tests were completed the referee fluid was unloaded from the spacecraft, leaving 35kg in the tank in preparation for the upcoming sine vibration test. The sine vibration shaker table has been placed into the chamber and test setup is underway. This next phase of environmental testing starts next week – so stay tuned for more updates.
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The Ten Worst Shore Excursions Ever
December 21, 2015
Every cruise itinerary you ever take should always capture your imagination in some way but we all know that you need to be careful about what you do when you get onshore. You could have a blissful day of relaxation and exploration… or a manic, boring or seriously disappointing day if you've chosen the wrong shore excursion.
You're not even always safe if you book a shore excursion through a cruise line rather than through an independent company either…
With that in mind, we compiled a list of the top eleven worst shore excursions and found out just why they were so bad!
Eco-Initiative Tours, Various Locations
As shore excursions go, picking up rubbish can't be up the top of many people's lists! That being said, many cruises do now offer "eco-tours" in which guests can help give something back to the environment. Star Clippers' guests recently cleaned up a whopping 770kg of rubbish from beaches in St Kitts. This kind of shore excursion has become so popular that there is now a whole new cruise line devoted to this kind of work! (You can read more about "fathom" cruises here…) Whilst great for the environment, did the guests have a wonderful time? It's debatable!
Statue of The Little Mermaid, Copenhagen, Denmark
Tour seller's promise that you'll get to see this 100 year old statue straight out of the fairy tale. At first glance you would think this is magical but there's actually an industrial estate right behind it! Not quite the Disney dream you expected… Whilst you can travel here and get a good photograph, be careful to miss out the power plant in the background behind it. The mermaid also bears signs of wear and tear, as she has been the victim of vandalism which has included having her head sawn off and paint being thrown over her.
Waitomo Glow Worm Caves, Auckland, New Zealand
Whilst a visually inspiring trip, you'll have very limited time here due to the long distances from port. Once inside, the tour itself is also very short considering the hefty price tag. Those of you wanting beautiful pictures as a souvenir won't be allowed to take photos (which in fairness is to protect the glow worms!) but you will be pushed towards souvenir shops to buy a photo-shopped image of you and the worms… Experienced cruisers recommend you head to some of New Zealand's free, beautiful national parks instead of spending a few, very expensive minutes with some shy worms to get a fake souvenir!
Shanghai Carpet Museum, Shanghai, China
Its common practice when touring in China to take large groups of people to factories for lunch and then give them a tour of the factory and encourage them to buy some of the produce. Several different tour operators stop at the Shanghai Carpet Museum. Whilst the food is good, walking around a factory of carpets isn't the most interesting way to spend an afternoon in Shanghai. We'd recommend you head to the bund, old Shanghai or the Yu Gardens instead! Because really, would you tour a carpet factory if you were in the UK? We didn't think you would… so why travel halfway around the world to do it!
Segway Tour Of The Acropolis, Athens, Greece
Whilst the Acropolis is a beautiful site with breath taking monuments that we'd recommend to anyone, we really wouldn't recommend whizzing around them on a Segway. The uneven ground won't be that easy for you to navigate, you won't get very far with all the steps and you're sure to annoy all the other site seers around you. Don't be that person!
Magen Bay Beach, Saint Thomas, US Virgin Islands
Magen Bay Beach is consistently mentioned in cruisers forums online as the worst shore excursion out there because despite being labelled as one of the ten best beaches in the world – it's also one of the busiest. The tranquil paradise isn't well equipped to cope when there's lots of cruise ships in port (which there frequently are) and it is a very bumpy bus ride to the shore line! Cruisers also complain that the cruise lines shore excursions here are very overpriced compared to simply getting a taxi there yourself. Be warned cruisers!
Learn to be a Russian Cosmonaut, Moscow, Russia
A tour to Star City (which is Russia's equivalent of NASA) allows you to have a go at the real training that cosmonauts go through. This overnight tour is several hours from anywhere but does allow you to train to use the space equipment. Whilst it may sound cool – it comes with a whopping price tag. At $23,000 per person, this overnight trip is more than the price of many peoples cruise! If you're going to travel to Russia and take part in a zero gravity weightless adventure, you might want to spend more than a day there as part of your cruise holiday!
Tour Stockholm On A Zip Wire, Stockholm, Sweden
This gimmicky excursion is supposedly great for thrill seekers and yes, you may well get to feel like an urban Tarzan but it won't let you get to see the "real" Stockholm! In fact, you'll find that the "zip wire" experience is actually a "roof walk" as you strap on a harness to the edge of a building and walk around the top to see the surrounding sights. No 20mph zips for the speed freaks amongst you!
Go Snorkelling In Alaska, Ketchikan, Alaska
Alaska is known for its stunning glaciers, rugged landscape and interesting wildlife – but not for its snorkelling! Despite this several cruise excursions give you the chance to go snorkelling in Ketchikan and Sitka. You'll have to wear a wetsuit of course (because of the chilly temperatures) and you'll be taken to look at the plant and animal life underwater. However, water visibility isn't great and you'd probably be better off heading to a sunnier destination to see starfish and sea anemone! After all, wouldn't you rather see bears, eagles or whales in Alaska instead?
Dracula Tour, Transylvania, Romania
There are many different "Dracula" tours on offer when taking a shore excursion in Romania. Several claim to be taking to you "the home of the real Dracula" in Transylvania. You may well traipse around some very pretty castles but we can't promise you'll actually see anywhere the famous count lived! In fact, if you go to Poenari Fortress you'll also have to climb over 1,400 steps through the forest to enjoy the view of the ruined building. And here's a hint… its unlikely Vlad was ever a real vampire!
You can read what some of our forum members thought about their worst cruise excursions here.
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Have you ever had a terrible shore excursion? Have you ever been on one of the shore excursions above? Do you agree or disagree that it was a terrible shore excursion?
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The Kestrel is a three-door hatchback that runs on battery power and is made from "hemp composite as strong as the fiberglass in boats, yet incredibly lightweight," Nathan Armstrong, the president of Motive Industries, explained to Popular Science. The composite is made from infusing hemp stalks with polymer resin.
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Professional Reference articles are written by UK doctors and are based on research evidence, UK and European Guidelines. They are designed for health professionals to use, so you may find the language more technical than the condition leaflets.
Endometritis refers to infection or inflammation of the endometrium, the inner lining of the uterus. It can be divided into pregnancy-related (obstetric) or non-obstetric. Pathologically, it can be described as acute and chronic:
- Acute endometritis is characterised by the presence of more than five neutrophils in a 400 power field in the endometrial glands.
- Chronic endometritis is characterised by the presence of more than one plasma cell, (and lymphocytes) in a 120 power field in the endometrial stroma.
It is assumed that infection, usually having travelled from the lower genital tract, attacks the endometrium. Spread occurs from there to the tubes and ovaries, causing salpingo-oophoritis. It is debatable whether non-obstetric endometritis is a discrete condition or part of a spectrum which may also involve pelvic inflammatory disease (PID).[1]
The rest of this article refers only to postpartum (obstetric) endometritis. For further information about non-obstetric endometritis, please refer to the separate Pelvic Inflammatory Disease article.
- Postpartum endometritis occurs following 1-3% of births.[2]
- Puerperal sepsis causes around 10 maternal deaths a year in the UK.[3]
- It is up to ten times more common after caesarean section.[2]This may depend on risk factors surrounding the decision to operate, and protocol on prophylactic antibiotics. There is evidence that prophylactic antibiotics reduce the risk of endometritis by 66-75%.[4]Vaginal cleansing with povidone-iodine also reduces risk.[5]
- It is the most common cause of postnatal morbidity between day two and day ten.
- Due to the nature of the complaint, it is most common in females of reproductive age.
There is usually a mix of 2-3 organisms involved; some will be found in normal vaginal flora. It is often a mixed aerobic and anaerobic infection. Causative organisms include:
- Gram-positive cocci - Staphylococcus spp., Streptococcus spp. (especially Group B streptococcus and more recently Streptococcus pyogenes).
- Gram-negative - Escherichia coli, Klebsiella spp., Chlamydia trachomatis, Proteus spp., Enterobacter spp., Gardnerella vaginalis, Neisseria spp.
- Anaerobes - Bacteroides spp. Peptostreptococcus spp.
- Others - Mycoplasma spp., Ureaplasma spp., tuberculosis.
Risk factors
Obstetric risk factors[6]
- Caesarean section is the single biggest risk factor.[4]This is further increased if the woman is HIV positive.[7]
- Prolonged rupture of membranes.
- Severe meconium staining in liquor.[8]
- Long labour with multiple examinations.
- Manual removal of placenta.[9]
- Retained products of conception - the most common cause for chronic endometritis.
- Mother's age at extremes of reproductive span.
- Low socio-economic status - eg, home delivery in a poor hygiene environment.[10]
- Maternal anaemia.
- Obesity.
- Diabetes or impaired glucose tolerance.
- Prolonged surgery.
- Internal fetal monitoring.
- General anaesthetic.
- History of pelvic infection.
Number and severity of symptoms can vary markedly from patient to patient but usually include:
- Fever.
- Abdominal pain.
- Offensive-smelling lochia.
- Abnormal vaginal bleeding - postpartum haemorrhage.
- Abnormal vaginal discharge.
- Dyspareunia.
- Dysuria.
- General malaise.
- Raised temperature.
- Pain and tenderness, which may radiate to the adnexae.
- Tachycardia.
- Blood cultures should be performed.
- Check midstream urine.
- High vaginal swab, including swab for gonorrhoea/chlamydia.
- Endometrial biopsy is diagnostic, although rarely appropriate.
Ultrasound is unhelpful in this situation.[11]
If sepsis is suspected in the community, urgent referral to hospital is indicated where 'red flag' signs and symptoms are present.
- If the woman appears seriously unwell, transfer by emergency ambulance:[3]
- Pyrexia >38°C.
- Sustained tachycardia (more than 90 bpm).
- Breathlessness (respiratory rate >20 breaths per minute - a serious symptom).
- Abdominal or chest pain.
- Diarrhoea and/or vomiting.
- Uterine or renal angle pain and tenderness.
- Woman is generally unwell or seems unduly anxious/distressed.
- Intravenous (IV) antibiotics if there are signs of severe sepsis. If less systemically unwell, oral treatment may be sufficient. Most women are best managed in a hospital environment.[3]
- Antibiotic choice should be guided by type and likely source of infection, as well as by local prescribing guidelines.
- The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) guideline for sepsis following pregnancy recommends IV piperacillin/tazobactam or a carbapenem plus clindamycin for severe sepsis. Other options, for less severe infections include co-amoxiclav, metronidazole and gentamicin. However, it stresses guidelines based on local resistance should be followed.[3]
Differential diagnosis
- Appendicitis.
- Pyelonephritis.
- Urinary tract infection.
- Other postpartum causes of fever (eg, mastitis, pneumonia, episiotomy or caesarean section scar infection).
- Pelvic thrombophlebitis.
- Wound infection
- Peritonitis
- Adnexal infection
- Pelvic abscess
- Pelvic haematoma
90% of cases of endometritis following delivery treated with antibiotics improve within 48-72 hours.[2] If this is not the case, the patient should be re-evaluated.
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Further reading & references
- Hawkey PM, Livermore DM; Carbapenem antibiotics for serious infections. BMJ. 2012 May 31 344:e3236. doi: 10.1136/bmj.e3236.
- Ross JD; What is endometritis and does it require treatment? Sex Transm Infect. 2004 Aug 80(4):252-3.
- French LM, Smaill FM; Antibiotic regimens for endometritis after delivery. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2004 Oct 18 (4):CD001067.
- Bacterial Sepsis following Pregnancy; Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (April 2012)
- Smaill FM, Gyte GM; Antibiotic prophylaxis versus no prophylaxis for preventing infection after cesarean section. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2010 Jan 20 (1):CD007482.
- Haas DM, Morgan S, Contreras K; Vaginal preparation with antiseptic solution before cesarean section for preventing postoperative infections. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2013 Jan 31 1:CD007892. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD007892.pub3.
- Cantwell R, Clutton-Brock T, Cooper G, et al; Saving Mothers' Lives: Reviewing maternal deaths to make motherhood safer: 2006-2008. The Eighth Report of the Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Deaths in the United Kingdom. BJOG. 2011 Mar 118 Suppl 1:1-203. doi: 10.1111/j.1471-0528.2010.02847.x.
- Louis J, Landon MB, Gersnoviez RJ, et al; Perioperative morbidity and mortality among human immunodeficiency virus infected women undergoing cesarean delivery. Obstet Gynecol. 2007 Aug 110(2 Pt 1):385-90.
- Siriwachirachai T, Sangkomkamhang US, Lumbiganon P, et al; Antibiotics for meconium-stained amniotic fluid in labour for preventing maternal and neonatal infections. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2010 Dec 8 (12):CD007772. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD007772.pub2.
- Dehbashi S, Honarvar M, Fardi FH; Manual removal or spontaneous placental delivery and postcesarean endometritis and bleeding. Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2004 Jul 86(1):12-5.
- Maharaj D; Puerperal pyrexia: a review. Part I. Obstet Gynecol Surv. 2007 Jun 62(6):393-9.
- Mulic-Lutvica A, Axelsson O; Postpartum ultrasound in women with postpartum endometritis, after cesarean section and after manual evacuation of the placenta. Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand. 2007 86(2):210-7.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and should not be used for the diagnosis or treatment of medical conditions. EMIS has used all reasonable care in compiling the information but make no warranty as to its accuracy. Consult a doctor or other health care professional for diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions. For details see our conditions.


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Today was the first day of our Japanese trip...officially and we made the most of it. Last night I had a traditional Japanese Bath House experience for the first time. What a cool concept...furthermore they should be compulsory in every Australian hotel. Talk about to clean up the nation literally! The area has a variety of rooms including a locker …
Castles, Gardens and Geisha Streets
... the Kanazawa Castle and Kenrokuen Gardens. It looked very crowded at first, with lots of tour groups, but we soon got away from all that havoc and found peaceful spaces to enjoy.
The castle construction showed superb craftsmanship. Some of it had been destroyed by fire and expertly rebuilt from old drawings. It is larger than we expected and the grounds and structures kept in immaculate ...
Geishas and Gardens
... with the heavy lifting. Japan is efficient in many ways, but it also appears to be into job creation, with it sometimes taking up to 4 people just to halt traffic so one vehicle can cross a driveway across a busy footpath. And they love a uniform, regardless of the role, even a parking attendant gets a uniform.
A few general observations before we get to Kanazawa:
1. You rarely see litter bins (or as the Japanese call ...
From shoe shopping to foot massage
... we decided to make today an "easy going day". We slept in, travelled by bike, did not fill the day with too many activities and we decided to finish with a massage. Willem went for the foot reflexology and i chose the full body care. We both came to the conclusion that these little Japanese ladies have very strong hands: the massage was half way between torture and heaven. It was fantastic ;) Now we're ready for Kyoto ...
From hectic Tokyo to somewhat less hectic Kanazawa
... walk. 1st to the market where we tasted some local food (see pictures). We also bought something that looked that huge grape but actually tasted like prunes. Delicious ;) Then we went to Kanazawa Castle, a big white building in a beautiful park. We saw some gardeners trimming the trees with so much care and attention. It was like bonsai work but for normal sized trees. Crazy Japanese people :) we love them for that :) In the castle ...