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The Body Impolitic
Artisans and Artifice in the Global Hierarchy of Value
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Body Impolitic by Michael Herzfeld
Book Description"The Body Impolitic" is a critical study of tradition, not merely as an ornament of local and national heritage, but also as a millstone around the necks of those who are condemned to produce it.
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Book DetailsISBN: 9780226329147
(231mm x 156mm x 13mm)
Pages: 256
Imprint: University of Chicago Press
Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
Publish Date: 2-Dec-2003
Country of Publication: United States
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Focuses on Rome's historic Monti district and the wrenching dislocation caused by rapid economic, political, and social change. This book tells the story of the gentrification of Monti - once the architectural home of a community of artisans and shopkeepers now displaced by an invasion of rapacious real estate speculators, and corrupt officials.
Cultural Intimacy, Paperback (January 2005)
Anthropological interest in the nation-state and nationalism has recently intensified. This is an updated second edition of a seminal book partly responsible for this shift. It brings this leading thinker's ideas to a fresh audience.
Anthropology, Paperback (December 2000)» View all books by Michael Herzfeld
Not a textbook in the ordinary sense, this work offers a vision of how anthropology - a discipline that operates through intimate knowledge of local societies - can offer vastly increased understanding of society and culture even in this age of mass communication.
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Author Biography - Michael Herzfeld
Michael Herzfeld is a professor of anthropology at Harvard University. He is the author, most recently, of "Portrait of a Greek Imagination: An Ethnographic Biography of Andreas Nenedakis, " published by the University of Chicago Press, and "Anthropology: Theoretical Practice in Society and Culture."
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JAson Perry, JD: Director
Jason P. Perry is the Vice President for Government Relations at the University of Utah and has served in this capacity since January of 2011. In addition to this role, he began serving as Director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics on July 1, 2015.
Prior to his tenure at the U, Jason served as the Chief of Staff to Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert. Jason helped the Governor successfully navigate two challenging budget cycles and his first legislative session as well as achieving a landslide victory in the November 2010 election.
A graduate of the S.J. Quinney College of Law at The University of Utah, Jason began his career working for the state Attorney General. A passionate advocate for protecting children, Jason helped launch the Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce and received the FBI Director's Award for distinguished service to the law enforcement community. He also served as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney.
Following his service in the Attorney General's office, Jason became an Administrative Judge at the state Department of Commerce where he quickly rose to the level of deputy director. While serving in this capacity, former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. appointed Jason to serve as the Executive Director of the Governor's Office of Economic Development, a cabinet level position. During his time at the helm of GOED he was instrumental in the recruitment and expansion of companies that bolstered the Utah economy and helped the state receive numerous national accolades including one of the Most Business Friendly States, Most Dynamic Economy, and Best Managed State.
Jason makes his home in Salt Lake City with his wife Mary Catherine and their four children.
Jayne Nelson: Associate Director
Jayne Nelson is the Associate Director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics where she manages the Hinckley Institute office, the Hinckley Forum Series, the Huntsman Seminar, and the finances of the institute. She has worked at the Hinckley Institute since 1988. Some of Ms. Nelson's major responsibilities include coordinating all political speakers for the Hinckley Forums, organizing the Huntsman Seminar in Constitutional Government for Teachers, administering scholarships offered through the Hinckley Institute, and managing the operations of the administrative office.
Morgan Lyon Cotti, PhD: Associate Director
Morgan joined the Hinckley Institute in May 2012 as Local Program Manager, after serving as Research Director for the Utah Foundation. She has worked as a Policy and Research Analyst at the Utah State Office of Planning and Budget, and as a Research Analyst for the Utah Office of Legislative Research and General Council. Morgan served as a U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee intern, and as a Page in the U.S. Senate. She has led humanitarian expeditions to Puca Cruz, Ecuador, and Keeraru, Ethiopia. Morgan graduated from the University of Utah with a bachelors degree in Political Science, from Brigham Young University with a Master's of Public Policy, and received her PhD in Political Science from George Washington University. She is married to Geoff Cotti and has two children.
Gina Shipley, MPA: National Program Manager
Gina Shipley joined the Hinckley Institute as the National Program Director in 2014. She oversees the national internship program and the academics of the DC program. Previous to joining the Hinckley, she worked for six years as the Director of the Office of Advising and Inclusion within the College of Social and Behavioral Science. She has extensive experience with the Hinckley Institute's programs, both as a Hinckley student and during her time as a University of Utah student advocate. She is also a co-instructor of Ambassador Price's Think Tank, co- instructor for the Capital Encounter Internship, and oversees the Hinckley's national internship courses. Ms. Shipley graduated with a Master of Public Administration from the University of Utah; her thesis explored the importance of internships and how they catalyze classroom knowledge. She also graduated with a BA in History and Geography with a secondary education license from Brigham Young University. Gina is married to David has three children, two of which graduated from the University of Utah this past year.
Anna solomon EdeLman: Outreach Coordinator
Anna Solomon Edelman graduated from the University of Utah with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies in 2013. She graduated from the Master of Public Administration program at the University of Utah in August 2015 with an emphasis in nonprofit management and educational leadership. Her master's thesis explored the impact of partnerships among international non-governmental organizations. During her time in the MPA program, Anna also worked as a graduate assistant conducting research and facilitating workshops for University Neighborhood Partners. She has always been passionate about international relations and joined the Hinckley Institute in 2015 to assist with the global internship program. Anna has participated in various Hinckley internships, the highlight being her internship with Eagle Condor Humanitarian in Peru.
Natalie Tippets: Executive Assistant
Natalie joined the Hinckley Institute of Politics in July of 2016 as Jason Perry's Executive Assistant. She serves in this capacity at both the Hinckley Institute of Politics and in the Government Relations Office at the University of Utah. A native of Salt Lake, Natalie spent her formative years on the U campus while her parents were enrolled in classes. She would go on to graduate from the institution herself in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts in History and again in 2014 with a Master of Science in Ancient History. In stereotypical fashion, Natalie enjoys the pursuit of knowledge, eating good food, and reading books about history. She makes her home in Millcreek City with her husband and their son.
Gerrit Seymour is a senior majoring in Music and Middle Eastern Studies with a Turkish Language emphasis. He first got involved with the Hinckley Institute in the summer of 2014 when he did an international internship at The Center for Middle Eastern Strategic Studies in Ankara, Turkey. Since that initial involvement he has taken the Political Forum Series class, performed a local internship in Congressman Chris Stewart's office, been a member of the Hinckley Journal of Politics' editorial board, served as a Hinckley Student Ambassador, and completed an internship at the Department of Health and Human Services in Washington, DC. After graduation Gerrit plans on attending medical school focusing on pediatrics and global health.
Max Chaffetz is a senior majoring in English. He first got involved with the Hinckley Institute the summer he graduated high school with a local internship in Senator Lee's office. Since then, Max has interned in Senator Hatch's Washington, DC, office, participated in the Ambassador Price Think Tank, the Political Forum Series class, and is now a member of the Hinckley Journal of Politics editorial board. Max and his wife, Rachel, live in Alpine. He is now preparing for law school.
Katie Crawford is a senior majoring in political science and international studies, and minoring in campaign management. She first got involved with the Hinckley Institute in 2014 when she interned on Representative Patrice Arent's campaign for re-election to the Utah House. Since then, Katie has interned for Senator Gene Davis during the 2015 legislative session; the Diplomatic Courier in Washington, DC; and the EPP group in the European Parliament in Brussels. Katie has also taken the John Price Think Tank, the Political Forum Series class, the Bob Bennett Seminar, and the Campaign Management Course. Katie currently serves as the co-editor of the Hinckley Journal of Politics and is looking forward to completing another Hinckley internship before she graduates.
Patricia Jones: Adjunct Instructor
Patricia Jones is the CEO of the Women's Leadership Institute and an adjunct professor with the Hinckley Institute of Politics. Pat Jones co-founded Dan Jones and Associates where she served as Vice President and focused on qualitative research. Pat Jones is also a former member of the Utah State Senate. She represented District 4 from 20016-2014. During her time in the Utah Senate, she served as Minority Caucus Manager, Assistant Minority Leader, and Minority Leader. Prior to her time in the Senate, Jones served in the Utah House of Representatives from 2002-2006 where she was the Assistant Minority Whip. Jones received her B.S. in journalism from the University of Utah. She is married to Dan Jones. They have seven children.
DAN JONES, PhD: adjunct instructor
Tim Chambless, PhD: Hinckley Academic Outreach Coordinator, Associate Professor Lecturer
Tim Chambless is an Associate Professor/Lecturer in the Department of Political Science at the University of Utah. Since 1987, he has taught classes in American National Government and Political Parties as well as Law and Politics, Controversial Legal Issues and Mass Communication Law, and American Constitutional Law. Since 1994, Tim has organized and led the Hinckley Institute of Politics' Capital Encounter program in Washington, DC. Tim earned his Bachelor's Degree at the University of California at Santa Barbara and then earned two graduate degrees at the University of Utah.
Jerry Howe, MPA: Adjunct Instructor
Jerry Howe is a Policy Analyst in the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel where he serves as staff to the Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Interim Committee, the Judicial Confirmation Committee, and the Redistricting Committee. Mr. Howe also coordinates the Legislative Intern Program which provides opportunities for 65 undergraduate students from six of Utah's institutions of higher education to work directly with Utah Senators and Representatives during the Legislature's annual general sessions. In addition to co-teaching the Hinckley Institute Legislative Intern Preparation course with Dr. Dan Jones, Mr. Howe is an adjunct professor at Weber State University and he teaches Public Policy Analysis in the Master of Public Administration program at the University of Utah. Mr. Howe earned a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy and a Master's degree in Public Administration from Brigham Young University.
Doug Foxley: Associate Instructor
Doug Foxley, the senior principal of the firm Foxley Pignanelli Attorneys at Law, is continually recognized by local media as the leading government relations expert in Utah. A practicing attorney, Mr. Foxley has been a major presence in Utah politics and legislative activities since 1982. He has more than 20 years of hands-on experience representing clients in the lobbying, government, and public affairs areas. Mr. Foxley has a wealth of experience in public affairs including communications strategies to support major initiatives, message development, media relations training and consultations, organization image-building, crisis management, community relations, and public event coordination. Mr. Foxley served on the Utah State Board of Regents from 1985 to 1997 and as Chair of the Board from 1989 to 1993. He has been actively involved in politics for many years. He managed former Utah Governor Norm Bangerter's first gubernatorial campaign in 1984. He co-teaches the Hinckley Institute Political Management Course.
Frank Pignanelli: Associate Instructor
Frank Pignanelli is a featured Sunday Opinion Page political columnist for the Deseret Morning News. He has many years of experience in lobbying and government relations, representing clients in a variety of legislative initiatives and regulatory matters including taxes, appropriations, financial institutions, insurance, technology, and other issues before the Utah State Legislature and various government agencies. Mr. Pignanelli served in the Utah State Legislature from 1986 to 1996 and six of those years as Minority Leader. He also served as the Vice President of Legal Services and General Counsel at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Utah from the 1993 to 1997. He co-teaches the Hinckley Institute Political Management Course.
BRYSON MORGAN: Washington, DC, Liaison
A former Hinckley Intern, Morgan is now an Associate Caplin & Drysdale Law Firm in Washington, DC. Prior to this position, he served as Investigative Counsel at the U.S. House of Representatives Office of Congressional Ethics. Morgan graduated with honors from the University of Utah and Harvard Law School. During law school, he served as a legal clerk to the U.S. House of Representatives Office of Congressional Ethics and interned at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Boston, Massachusetts in the Economic Crimes Unit. He also co-founded PlayoffPAC, which was nominated in 2011 for Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year award for its work in bringing down college football's unpopular former post-season system, the Bowl Championship Series.
Former Ambassador John Price: HINCKLEY RESIDENT SCHOLAR
John Price served as Ambassador to the Republic of Mauritius, Republic of Seychelles, and Union of Comoros from 2002-2005. Ambassador Price is a proven business leader and committed member of his community. He was on the forefront of economic and small business development in Utah and the western United States, and also served in national leadership roles. He was Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of JP Realty, Inc., a publicly traded New York Stock Exchange Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah and a former Director and member of the Executive Committee of Alta Industries Ltd. Mr. Price was a member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Utah from 1992-1999 and also served on the Advisory Board of the David Eccles School of Business (University of Utah). He was a member of the Small Business Administration Advisory Board and the Industry Sector Advisory Council on Small and Minority Business for Trade/Policy Matters. Mr. Price's service in civic, educational, and economic development has been far reaching. He supports a variety of causes within his community. He serves on the Board of Overseers of the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and was a member of the Print Committee of the Whitney Museum in New York. He was a member of the Management Committee and Board of Trustees of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. Mr. Price graduated from the University of Utah 1956. He and his wife, Marcia, have three children and eight grandchildren.
Sharon Mastracci: Hinckley Fellow, Associate Professor
Sharon Mastracci is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and a Fellow in the Hinckley Institute of Politics at the University of Utah. As a Hinckley Institute fellow, she will replicate a 30-year-old survey of political and administrative leadership in Utah to test the theory of representative bureaucracy. Her project will gauge changes in the numbers of women in elected office and administration to determine whether policy outcomes be explained by women's representation in policymaking and leadership positions in the state over time. Other areas of her scholarship have addressed multiple facets of public service working. Her research on emotional labor with Mary Ellen Guy and Meredith Newman has resulted in numerous publications, including their 2008 book Emotional Labor: Putting the Service in Public Service. They are currently studying the effect of culture on the experience of emotional labor in public service work. Sharon was a 2014-2015 Fulbright Scholar to the United Kingdom, and remains an associate at the Institute of Local Government Studies (INLOGOV), University of Birmingham (UK).


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During the past few weeks we have heard and seen some strange things from the PUP. They range from Lisa apparently finding out via the nightly television news that she had been fired from the senate by Johnny. Lisa then took to her favorite soapbox Facebook from where she said farewell. The next time we heard from Lisa it was again on Facebook only this time it was a strange image she posted as her cover photo. The image was that of an empty Lighthouse Beer bottle. We immediately began to worry if the loss of her Senatorial job had driven her to drown her sorrows in the beverage. Only time will tell what is going on with her on that one.


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"Outsourced" will premiere tonight in NBC's wildly popular Thursday night comedy block, and today critics can finally reveal their thoughts on the pilot episode they received weeks ago to review. The series, based on the 2006 movie of the same name, is set around Todd Dempsy (Ben Rappaport) and his culture shock as he is transported to India to run the call center for a novelties company.
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Alessandra Stanley of The New York Times somewhat praised it, saying the fact that it's neither "embarrassing nor deeply offensive" is a credit to the cast and the writers and that it's "actually quite charming" once it gets rolling. She also pointed out that it doesn't just parody Indian culture, but that it "mocks Todd's blithe, well-meaning ignorance as much as it lampoons Indians trying to sell catalog items like fake vomit and 'jiggle jugs.'"
Jeff Jensen of Entertainment Weekly basically panned the show, and sarcastically suggested that it "one day may evolve into a sharp, irreverent satire about consumerism and prejudice that doesn't punt to cheap jokes about Indian names, Indian accents, and Indian food," and to "Call us when it gets there."
Robert Lloyd of The Los Angeles Times gave it a smiling review, calling it "the most deftly realized sitcom of the new season." He also said it has a "top-flight cast, characters who show you who they are rather than telling you, smart writing, sure rhythms and a cheerful attitude."
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David Hinckley of the New York Daily News said it "needs more work," saying it "aims at a very large target and doesn't quite score, though at times it comes close." Hinckley didn't find the cultural jokes offensive, and suggested that in time, "'Outsourced' may want to become an Indian cousin of 'Community,' with diverse off-center people whose eccentricities fuel jokes."
Glenn Garvin of The Miami Herald praised the 2006 film but panned the show, saying the Indian characters are all "dysfunctional weirdos, incapable of even simple social interactions," while the American characters are "brash louts who regard India as little more than a source of diarrhea and a captive audience for jingoist proselytization."
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Insensitive during this generation's Hard Times? Possibly. An excuse to mock Indian people and culture? Could be. A spectacular risk for NBC, especially in the plum post-"Office" slot? Absolutely. [...] But for those with the grit to get past, or over, the premise and watch without prejudice, "Outsourced" is a chance to grin in the face of modern economic realities."
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Cannot edit contacts
My company recently switched to Air Watch as their email client. My email and calendar are synced and working properly. However, I am having an issue with my contacts list. All of my contacts have synced and I can pull up there numbers to make calls and send messages. What I can no longer do is tap on the contact to open it and edit any information such as phone numbers, address's etc. Every time I try to open the contact for editing I get the message "unfortunately, contacts has stopped". If I tap on the contacts photo on the far left I can access the phone number to make a call, send a text message, or to save as a favorite with no problems. So to edit any of my contacts I have to do it through Microsoft Outlook on my work computer. Is this some sort of security feature with Air Watch? I tend to think not as I also have Air Watch on my Apple I-Pad and I do not have this issue. I also had it on my old Galaxy S2 with no issues. Does anyone out there know the reason why this is happening and a potential fix?.....thanks, Tom
One more item to note. If I add a new contact to my phone, there is no issue with opening it for editing. I do not get the "unfortunately, contacts has stopped" message. I only get this message when trying to open the contacts that are synced with my corporate account.
Re: Cannot edit contacts
Nothing to do with your S5 it's your company security/exchange policies
There is normally an exchange symbol next to the contacts to show this
I think you will also find contacts created on your S5 will also not be displayed in your office PC contacts list
- 04-25-2014, 07:10 AM Thread Author #3
Re: Cannot edit contacts
This is why most companies security polices only allow one way synch, my old company never allowed apple devices for certain reasons I expect due to Microsoft exchange polices so I cant comment sorry
My current company uses IBM lotus notes and this is handled in its own mail and contacts app that has its own security policy that strangely will not accept finger print logon
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Re: Cannot edit contacts
I did a little test on my Apple device. I changed a phone number on the device and to my surprise, it actually did replicate it on my work PC. But only on my PC. I checked on a fellow workers PC and the change did not occur on his......interesting
Re: Cannot edit contacts
The policy usually stops you copying editing etc and remote wipe incase you loose your device
They may well have different setting on Apple to Android which would seem a bit lapse of them
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Tattooed & Timeless feat. Grayson Knight
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Grayson Knight was born in Nashville, lives in NYC, manages Billy Reid on Bond Street, and is one of the coolest guys you can meet.
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"This navy DB chalkstripe flannel jacket was custom made at Primo Coat corp. in Long Island City, NY.
My favorite part about this jacket is the roped shoulders which help define and balance my very sloping shoulders. The roping gives it an elevated look that, in my opinion, adds breadth to the DB jacket."
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"The shoes are from Billy Reid as well and are from the current collection. What really sets these black double monks apart is the curved cap toe!"
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4 Tips For Renting An Apartment With A Pet
Finding a pet-friendly apartment could be easier than you think. Waiting until you are ready to sign the lease and asking whether or not pets are allowed is a bad move. Here are some tips to help you find the right place for you and your pet. Narrow Your Search to Pet-Friendly Places Contact the apartments you are interested in and ask about the pet policy. By doing this, you can cull down your prospects to only those that are willing to let you and your pet live there. If you encounter an apartment building that is unwilling to accept pets, do not be afraid to ask why. There might be a possibility that you can overcome an objection to pets. For instance, if the landlord is worried about large dogs being on the property, if you have a small dog, you can ensure him or her that your dog will not be a problem. Ask Past Landlords for References Some landlords or leasing agents are reluctant to rent to pet owners because of bad experiences in the past. To help persuade a landlord to give you a chance, ask past landlords to provide you with written references. Ideally, the statements from the landlords should include a summation of how your pet fit into the community and the state in which you left the apartment or home. Get a Statement from Your Vet Part of being a responsible pet owner is ensuring that your pet has regular visits to the vet. Over the course of caring for your pet, your vet gets a good idea of your pet's nature and qualities. Therefore, a statement from your vet can help sell a landlord on your pet. Ask your vet to include comments about your pet's behavior. For instance, your vet could discuss how well your pet behaves when it is in the office for a visit. Offer an Additional Deposit If a landlord is reluctant to rent to you because of your pet, offer to pay an additional deposit. Some landlords already ask for an additional deposit, but if the building you are interested in does not, asking ahead of time can show a commitment to being a good tenant. Moving into an apartment does not mean you have to give up your pet. With some research and negotiation, it is possible to find the right apartment for both you and your pet. For more information, contact a company like Dale Forest...read more
Three Tips For Planning A Road Trip
Going on a road trip can be an excellent way of spending your vacation. However, it is an unfortunate fact that there are some oversights that people might make when they are preparing for their trip. To help you ensure that your road trip goes as smoothly as possible, you should make sure to keep the following three tips in mind to avoid some common road trip mistakes. Include A Cooler In The Car Over the course of a long trip, it is inevitable for you to get thirsty or hungry. To help avoid losing time for frequent stops and spending extra money on fast food, you should pack a small cooler. When you are packing the cooler, make sure to include protein-rich snacks to help you avoid getting tired from eating too many carbohydrates. Additionally, you should avoid using ice to cool the contents of the cooler. Rather, you should invest in cooling packets, as these will not melt when they warm. However, these packets can take an extended amount of time to completely freeze, and you will want to make sure that you read the directions to ensure that you give them enough time to properly freeze. Invest In Roadside Assistance Coverage It is an unfortunate fact that there is a chance that you may encounter some problems with your car. Sadly, these issues can create severe problems for your trip, but investing in roadside assistance coverage can help you to limit the issues these problems can cause. For example, if you were to run out of fuel or develop a flat tire, these policies will allow you to request help, and a truck will be sent to provide you with a small amount of fuel or help with changing the tire. In instances where the vehicle will have to be repaired by a mechanic, these plans will cover part of the towing expenses. Book Your Hotels Ahead Of Time It can be common for individuals to be tempted to avoid booking a hotel ahead of time so that they can have more freedom while driving. However, this can lead to some serious problems. For example, it could be possible for a local sporting event, concert or other event to result in the hotels having no rooms available. By booking places to stay in the desired destinations ahead of time, you will be better able to ensure that you are not forced to drive when you are extremely tired, which can pose a serious...read more
Four Things To Look For In A Luxury Hotel Near Gold Beach
If you are planning to stay near Gold Beach in Oregon for the first time, you may be considering a luxury hotel in order to have the best experience possible. Here are some things you should look for when choosing a luxury property for your family's stay in the area so that you are sure to have a wonderful time. Deals Through the Website or by Phone Even though you want to stay at a luxury hotel near Gold Beach, you may be interested in saving a few dollars when you do so. However, you might be a bit intimidated and think a deal is unlikely. You may half-heartedly take your chances on a discount or a deal by booking through a third-party site, but before you do so, it is a smart idea to check the website of the hotel you're thinking about staying in. You may be surprised to see that they offer their own combination packages and discounts right on their website. You might even be able to talk yourself into a better deal if you call the hotel directly. Large Room Size It is easy to believe that all luxury hotels in the area have rooms that are about the same size. However, the size of the room you will be staying could vary depending on the hotel you ultimately choose. If you are going to be paying a bit more to stay in a luxury hotel, it is not unreasonable to expect a room that is comfortable and adequately-sized. Before you book a hotel, ask about the dimensions of the room you will be staying in. You might find a larger room at the property you least expect. Private Beach Access One of the best things about booking a luxury hotel on Gold Beach is that the hotel is likely to have an oceanfront location. However, it is a good idea to check about the access to the beach in front of the hotel. Seek out hotels that have private beach access that is restricted to guests of the hotel, so that you have a better chance of getting a good beach spot when you head out to the sand. You might also inquire about bottle and food service on the beach for an even more luxurious experience. Concierge Service Before You Arrive While you may be used to consulting the concierge on duty during your stay at any hotel, it is not unusual for you to expect much more from the concierge team at a luxury hotel. For example, a good concierge team at a luxury hotel might offer to send you emails before you arrive that detail special events, festivals, concerts, museum exhibits and other information so you can plan your schedule in advance. Ask any hotel you're considering what services set their hotel apart so that you can make an informed decision. Now that you know some of the things to seek out when considering luxury hotels in the Gold Beach area, use the information in this article to make the right choice. A fantastic experience on the Oregon coast awaits...read more
Three Important Topics To Discuss Before You Book A Hotel Conference Room
Booking a hotel conference room to play host to your upcoming work meeting, training sessions or even celebratory gala is an effective way to connect with your staff outside the walls of your office. By getting away from the office, you can often get to know another side of your employees while also collectively boosting the morale of your team. When you're considering a hotel conference room for your event, you'll likely be ready to ask questions about the rental rate and dates of availability. Here are three other important topics to discuss with the hotel's rental representative before you book the conference room. Guest Room Availability And Rates If you're looking to rent a hotel conference room for your work function, it's possible that some of your guests will be traveling from out of town. Or, if you're planning a party at which alcohol will be served, many of the attendees will wish to stay over. Obtain the approximate number of hotel guest rooms that you'll need and ask the rental representative if the hotel has enough rooms available. Additionally, inquire about getting discounted rooms because you're booking so many. Hotels can typically accommodate this type of request, although it's an extra incentive to organize your event well in advance to ensure there will be enough room vacancies. On-Site Vs. Off-Site Catering Many hotels that offer conference rooms can provide catering from an on-site provider — typically, the hotel's restaurant — or even a partnership with a local catering business. Either option ensures that your group will be well-fed, but if you have your mind set on a specific type of food or even a specific provider, it's important to share this information with the rental rep. The hotel might have a policy that groups that use its conference rooms must also use the on-site food provider. This information is valuable to know before you make your decision. Even if this is the case, the food provider can often prepare specific meals and refreshments to suit your group's needs. A/V Equipment In today's age, audio-video equipment is a prevalent fixture at a wide range of work functions. Many hotel conference rooms have such equipment available, but it's always important to get a thorough breakdown of exactly which things are present, and it also doesn't hurt to inspect them to ensure they're compatible with the equipment you plan to bring. Even if the conference room isn't permanently equipped with A/V gear, the hotel might have an agreement with a local A/V equipment rental company to ensure that your technology needs are met. One place with a hotel conference room is the Clarion Hotel – Seattle International...read more
How To Stay Sane While Staying In A Hotel With Young Children
If you are taking your young children on vacation with you, or simply trying to get away for the weekend and don't want to employ a full-time babysitter for two entire days, then you are going to end up in a hotel with your younger children. This can be difficult for both you and your children—they will have to deal with older people who don't want them to make a ton of noise, and you will have to deal with their noise. Here are some suggestions for dealing with this age gap and making sure that your vacation goes smoothly. 1. Let Them Bring Toys First, make sure that they have enough things to do to occupy themselves while you are all in the hotel room together. Make sure that they bring toys that require action, such as smashing plastic trucks into plastic dinosaurs, as well as quieter activities, like picture books. By allowing your children to bring toys, you will show them that their entertainment is entirely up to them and does not depend on you. 2. Stay Organized Assign each of your children a drawer in the hotel. Tell your children that they are in charge of making sure that each toy is put back in their drawer when they are not playing with it and if you find it, it goes in the parents' drawer for a few hours or for the night. This will help you keep the room less cluttered. Also make sure that you bring a pop up hamper to put all of your dirty clothes in. This will allow you to keep your clean and dirty clothes separate, as well as ensure that you don't have to deal with excess clutter. 3. Stop Arguments Before They Happen If you have more than one child with you, try to stop arguments before they happen. If you anticipate that your children are going to fight over which child gets to sleep on which side of the bed, make sure that you let them know that they will switch every night, toss a coin for it, or have the oldest child pick. If you have to make a lot of arbitrary rules while travelling, that's fine. You're in a different place and this will call for different parenting situations. Keep the peace and make sure that your children listen to what you have to say. For more information, talk to the hotel like Main Street Hotel about potential activities that your children can participate...read more
4 Tips For Handling The Waiting List At A Retirement Community
When your parent needs to move into a retirement community, you might find that the one you are interested in does not have any vacancies. If this happens, your parent could be placed on a waiting list. Here is what you need to know about waiting lists and what you and your family can do while waiting. Place a Deposit Some retirement communities require you to pay a deposit while you wait for an opening. If you plan to do this, ensure that the deposit is refundable. In the event that your parent finds another community and is happy there, you want to be sure you can get your money back. The amount that you have to pay can vary by community, so check with the director for the exact amount. Review the Waiting List Policy It is very important that you carefully read the policy for the waiting list. There might be rules that could directly impact whether or not your parent ends up with a room in the community. For instance, the community might only hold the room for a certain period of time after it becomes available. You might also have to check in to verify that still have interest in a room for your parent. If you have questions about the policy, ask before you pay the deposit. Reserve a Room If your parent wants the room to be a certain size, style, or have a specific view, ask whether you can reserve a room that meets that criteria. Many retirement communities do offer the chance to specific rooms. If you do opt to do this, you could be stretching the amount of time that your parent spends on the waiting list. This means you will have to make arrangements to cover the extended period of time that your parent is not in the community. Ask About Special Services You might have to reserve special services for your parent, too. For instance, if your parent needs a specialized service, such as physical therapy within the community, you might have to get on that waiting list, too. Otherwise, you might have to make arrangements to have your parent taken to his or her therapy outside of the community. Talk to the director of the retirement community if you have any additional concerns about the waiting list period. The director can provide you with information that is specific to the community and help you get on the waiting list, if...read more
How To Save Money On Your Summer Vacation With A Large Family
If you have a large family, and you are interested in taking a vacation this summer, you may be a bit wary about the amount of money you will be spending. There are many ways to save money while going on vacation, and just because you are a larger unit doesn't mean you need to be paying more than you can handle. Here are some money-saving tips for families with several members that can help you spend less while going away. Opt For A Family Suite Many people will book two rooms when their family goes away. Instead of paying double the price for each night of your vacation, find out if the hotel or resort you are visiting has a family suite. The price will include amenities not available with two separate rooms, such as a full-sized kitchen and extra televisions. You have the advantage of having everyone together in one area instead of being separated, perhaps not even in a room next to each other. A suite will save you money on dining, as well, because you have the option of cooking and eating right in your room instead of spending money at restaurants every night. Vacation At Less Popular Times If you plan on vacationing, wait until the end of the season to cash in on some discounted rates. You may be able to bargain for less on rooms if you are visiting an area that has a definite end to their summer activities, such as in beach areas. Going on vacation before or after most schools are in session can save you a lot of money on lodging, as well, because the rates may already be lower. Some areas will offer lower-priced tickets for amusements near the end of the summer, as well. Look For Free Entertainment Instead of going to an expensive amusement park or water park with several children, look around for localized entertainment in the area. Activities such as going to national parks, hikes on state land, or taking a local free factory tour can be just as fun as more expensive options. Some towns have free museums and water play on rivers or lakes. Look for activities that have a buy-one get-one free ticket for entry. One thing that will save you with a large family is making sure a hotel you are staying at has a swimming pool. Many times children will have more fun in the hotel pool than doing anything else on the vacation. To find out more, contact a business like Cascade...read more
Toddler's First Vacation? 3 Tips To Help Them Feel Comfortable At A Hotel
If you are taking your small child on his or her first real vacation and sleeping in a hotel, then your child is likely either excited or terrified about sleeping a new place. The truth is that even a child who seems excited about their first real hotel stay may become afraid after all once you leave home and reality sets in. No matter what your child's first reaction is to sleeping away from home, keep these tips in mind to help calm and alleviate fear your child may have about sleeping in a foreign place for the very first time. 1. Interact with the Hotel Staff Upon Arrival When you travel alone for business or with other adults, you may simply greet the hotel desk staff, obtain your room key, and swiftly go to your room. To ease your child's fears about the strangers who work and are staying in the hotel you are vacationing at, request a mini meet-and-greet with staff upon your arrival. Greet the desk agent by name if they are wearing a name-tag. If you encounter a room-keeper in the hallway, ask his or her name and introduce your child to them. Follow the same procedure with any staff member you encounter during your stay to remind your child that hotel staff members are friendly people there to help you and not scary strangers. 2. Bring Along Reminders of Home Depending on whether you are traveling by plane or car, you can take as many items from home that you can reasonably fit in your luggage or vehicle. If your child sleeps with a favorite plush animal toy, then that is a must to take along. If you have room in your luggage, then your child's cozy comforter from home or a small throw blanket your child uses when lounging on the couch can also be great assets to have with you to help your child fall asleep comfortably and sleep well. 3. Consider a Practice Stay Close to Home If your child is very fearful about staying at hotels, then it is a very good idea to do a "practice" hotel stay at a hotel close to home. Book a night or two at a hotel nearby, so you can truly know how your child will react when on your real vacation. Follow the above tips during this stay, as well. If everything goes well, then it can greatly alleviate your fears about your how your child will react when you're several states away or even in another country. During this time, you can give your full attention to your child and won't be distracted by vacation fun. If your child cannot make it a full night away from home without having temper tantrums or other outbursts, then it is better to learn about this reaction close to home. You can then decide if it is better to wait until your child is older to take that theme-park vacation or if you should hire a sitter to watch your child while you and other adults go to that exotic destination. Follow these tips when embarking on your child's first hotel stay at a vacation destination far from home. A happier, more comfortable child can lead to a wonderful, relaxing vacation for...read more
Planning The Perfect Wedding: Exploring The Option Of All-Inclusive Resorts And Hotels
Love is always in the air. 2.3 million couples get married in the U.S. every year with an average wedding budget of $20,000. With legal fees, the cost of getting a wedding ring and other expenses on top, the perfect wedding can end up costing you a good amount of money — not to mention, hundreds of hours obsessing over every little detail. If you're looking to save some money and time without compromising on the quality of your wedding day, explore all-inclusive resort and hotel options. Pre-Planned Packages filled with Extravagant Luxuries at One Affordable Cost Do you really want to spend hours obsessing over how the tables and chairs will look like, or where the flowers will be placed? Most all-inclusive resorts and hotels will have pre-planned packages that you can look through with different designs and setup to cater to unique wedding needs. You can expect silk linen on the chairs and the tables, extravagant bouquets of flowers decorating the entire venue, and other accessories and decorations that will make your day special. Most traditional all-inclusive packages will include the wedding ceremony, food and alcoholic beverages all in the rates provided, so you won't have to fret about going over the budget. You can even make specific customizations, like changing the type or color of the lighting that is used, or creating your own menu for the wedding dinner. An All-Inclusive Experience for All of Your Guests The party doesn't stop at just the wedding day. Most all-inclusive resorts and hotels are going to make your wedding a special moment that includes everyone. There are numerous activities to choose from like theme-night parties, recreational activities, like kayaking or sail boating, for the adventurous couple, and even pool games available. The best part is that everyone is included, and can have the same experience. The last thing that you would want is for your guests to watch what they eat or what they participate in to save money. And on top of that, no one has to stand around awkwardly while trying to determine how to split the bill or who should pay for what. It makes the wedding event a lot more enjoyable. One-Stop Wedding At Your Beck and Call If the option of a one-stop wedding appeals to you, then explore all of the options that all-inclusive resorts and hotels can offer. You'll be surprised at how much you can get for one low and affordable cost. Planning a wedding at an all-inclusive resort and hotel (such as Breakers Hotel The) means that all of your guests can take some time off and take part in the...read more
3 Great Things To Do In Ecuador
Ecuador is not the first place on many people's lists of places to travel, but they truly should reconsider. With beautiful beaches, world-class mountains, and excellent food, Ecuador is truly one of the hidden treasures of the world. Check out these three great things to do in Ecuador and see if they pique your interest. 1. Bike Down a Mountain Even if you're in the best of shape, you might not be able to climb Cotopaxi, Ecuador's second tallest volcano, because it's 5,897 meters high. However, almost anyone is able to handle the physical difficulties of riding downhill on a bike. You'll start your adventure by taking a van or bus up the volcano. Before going on the trip, you can choose to rent a bike or use your own. At one of the bike rental places at the top of the volcano, you can look at a map to see your approximate route and decide where you would like to end up. Make sure that you and whoever you are with have cell phones to communicate in case someone gets lost. Once you're ready, hop on your bike and have the ride of your life. 2. Have Mountain Adventures If you travel to Banos, a small town at the base of Tungurahua Volcano, you have a range of activities to choose from. These activities include hiking up to the volcano's crater, taking a whitewater rafting tour, going on a swing hanging from a bridge, and visiting hot springs. All of these activities are based near Banos, so you can do several in a single day. There are also places to stay in and around Banos if you decide that you want the adventures to last more than one day. 3. Learn to Surf Montanita has arguably some of the most gorgeous beaches in the world and an excellent surf scene. As a result, there are a number of excellent surf shops that offer lessons to anyone willing to rent a board. There are a number of resorts that even offer their own surf lessons. When you're done surfing for the day, you can explore the city at night. Check out the small bars that line the waterfront, enjoy some of the local food, and relax. Consider visiting Ecuador for your next vacation. If any of these activities seem interesting, contact a vacation rental company, like Montanita Estates, to check out your housing...read more


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Beefy Mushroom Gravy
|Envelope lipton of beefy mushroom soup mix
|1 3⁄4 Cup (28 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|1 Tablespoon
1. Blend soup mix in 1 ½ cups of water.
2. Place the pan on a medium flame.
3. Allow the liquid to reach boiling point.
4. Reduce the flame, cover the pot with its lid and simmer the liquid for 8-10 minutes, stirring after very 2-3 minutes.
5. In the mean while, in a small bowl, make flour slurry by combining the flour with ½ cup water to make a smooth paste.
6. Pour the flour slurry to the simmering liquid, stirring constantly to prevent lumps.
7. Boil the gravy for 2-3 minutes till thickened to coat the back of the ladle.
8. Taste to check seasoning and adjust to taste.
9. Strain the gravy for a smooth consistency.
10. Pour into a sauce boat and use to accompany beef roasts and steaks.
11. To reheat, add a little water to thin the gravy and heat in a saucepan.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 23 Calories from Fat 2
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.04 g0.06%
Saturated Fat 0.01 g0.03%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 234.8 mg9.8%
Total Carbohydrates 5 g1.6%
Dietary Fiber 0.1 g0.41%
Sugars 0 g
Protein 0.77 g1.5%
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium 0.06% Iron 0.97%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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In the comment line please indicate:a) Name(s) of cat(s) you wish to sponsor
b) The name you want shown on the cat's image. You may memorialize a person or animal such as "In memory of Sasha" or "Honoring Joe Smith" or simply your name - "Mary Smith-Sponsor"
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(Bronze Tails - $30/month, Golden Whiskers - $40/month, Platinum Paws - $50/month).
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Your donation goes to save these rescues. Sponsor any of our beautiful RESCUE CATS (or two or three!) seen here, and we will proudly ETCH YOUR NAME across their photo and change the color of the frame for the photo to bronze, gold or platinum, depending on the level you choose. Feel free to sponsor in your name, your pet's name, in your BUSINESS name, in honor of a friend or loved one, or in memory of a person or animal – THE CHOICE IS YOURS! Turn these FUR BALLS into PURRR BALLS!!!
Some of these cats are in Malibu at a small sanctuary, some in colonies outside and some in long term foster care. No matter where they are, they need you. They need sponsorship as their special needs slow down their adoptions. CLICK any photo for more pictures and read about each kitty's story!
Our goal is 100% sponsorship and in these challenging economic times we believe it is absolutely critical to assure you Stray Cat Alliance is a local, VOLUNTEER-BASED organization that serves our community with pride, passion and total dedication!
While some of the kitties will never be adopted due to challenges they face, many of these cats would love to have a forever home and are available for adoption. Email email@example.com or call 310-285-8303 for more information.
From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU!!!
Blondie is a beautiful, sweet girl, who gave birth to a litter of kittens that all went to forever homes except for one, her daughter Button, who stayed feral.
Hi! My name is Burbank which I think is a really cute name! I was named after the city they found me in.
Hi I'm Dewey. I was not in good shape when they found me and now I only have 3 legs.
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INKY is a beautiful boy who loves to climb and perch high. We rescued him from Lincoln Place apartments in Venice, CA, with 30 of his friends.
Gus was a bit of a tough guy at Lincoln Place Apts in Venice, CA, before we rescued him and 30 others from their home.
Paw Paw
PAW PAW is a real man, the caretaker type, who hovers over the girls, especially Minnie and Angel, to make sure they are safe.
Rudy is a very handsome boy with lots of fluff. It was not safe to return him to where he was trapped after he was neutered, so SCA took in this feral boy.
Sophie is sweet, but very shy. She is waiting for a very patient, and loving forever home. Sophie and her late dear friend, Jack, were rescued from Lincoln Place Apts. in Venice, CA, just in the nick of time.


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TawmDee said:
chav metal
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saifi said:
is it like rap and metal?
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TawmDee said:
no but i'm all for rap and metal combined, limp bizkit were pioneers of that style along with vanilla ice.
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I'd say Body Count was more influential the Limp Bizkit or Vanilla Ice ever where. Also such things as the Run DMC/Arrowsmith had way more influence then anything else.
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crossovers, way before the anthrax goof-off rap songs and collaborations, hell even before beastie boys were ripping off metal riffs to use in their hip hop songs.
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