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Summer's over, and I know it's time to move on from writing about what I did on the preceding weekend (final summer beach visit, dinner at Upstairs on the Square, wash windows 🙁 ), but that doesn't mean my enthusiasm for the many things you can easily do in this area is diminished. And better than my limited activities list is another, which I have written about in the past, but which merits a second post. Johnny's Boston Events Insider compiles the most unusual list of area activities and, if you subscribe, emails a list every week (or so). Here are some highlights from this week's email. (Details about each can be found on the Boston Events Insider website.)
Somerville Riverfest
Arlington Town Day
Dancing Under the Stars at Seaport
Dine at Dusk
South Boston Street Festival
Billerica's Yankee Doodle Homecoming Festival
Wings of Freedom Tour
Civil War Re-enactment
Fish Box Derby Race
Eastern States Exposition
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Starry Starry Night at Davis MegaMaze
Mercedes Day at the Larz Anderson Museum
The Raven's Trail: A Walking Tour of Poe's Boston
MassCann Freedom Rally
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Lebanese Day
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South End Open Studios
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Harvard Fall Festival
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Endless Summer Waterfront Festival at Nantasket
As you can see, whether you want to stay local (Somerville RiverFest) or take a drive into Massachusetts farm country (corn mazes), there is something here for you. You may wonder, "Who is Johnny?" I have no idea. A guy with blonde hair who has made a mark by compiling a list of events. In the area? Check it out.
Never mind past weekends — something for the coming one
By Jessica Daniels On August 21, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Our Neighborhood
I've fallen behind on my favorite topic — reporting on my weekend activities. There were two weekends spent with the students we hosted (quite a bit of shopping, a trip to the beach, a boat trip to George's Island), and more beach on a beautiful morning this past Sunday, but recently the weekends haven't seemed blog-worthy.
This coming weekend, though — definitely worth a mention. For the second year, Boston will host a visit by world class cliff divers. Yes, Boston — a city that barely rises above sea level at its highest point — is the host of the world series of cliff diving. How? you wonder. The divers leap off a platform on the cantilever roof of the Institute of Contemporary Art.
I would really like to go — partly because I like to watch diving, but mostly because cliff diving in Boston is a crazy idea. Alas, I won't be able to be there, so I need a blog reader to go and tell me about it. Or don't tell me about it, but go anyway, because it's got to be something special. That's why I'm writing about it on Tuesday — to give you the best chance to organize your weekend around the diving Saturday afternoon. (Send pix, please!)
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By Jessica Daniels On August 14, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Our Neighborhood
One of the activities that has kept me busy in each of the last three summers has been hosting students from Iraq who are in the U.S. for a program on leadership. The Iraqi Young Leaders Exchange Program lasts about a month, including a week in Vermont, a week in Washington, D.C., and about two weeks in home stays in one of several American cities, accompanied by U.S. students. My daughter, Kayla, participated three summers ago, and interned with the program this year. The students just left Boston yesterday, following a farewell meal we were able to arrange for the 12 participants and five host families at Tufts on Sunday evening. (The program is sponsored by the U.S. State Department and the Embassy in Baghdad.)
During their month in the U.S., each of the students is asked to consider writing a blog post, and this was the entry of one of the Boston-based students, though not the one who stayed with us. I thought blog readers might be interested in this unique view of the area's history.
Bounteous market
By Jessica Daniels On August 9, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In General Admissions News, Our Neighborhood
Is it possible that I have not yet waxed rhapsodic about the farmers' market this year? I went, as I always do, to the Davis Square market yesterday and there was a real August-worthy bounty awaiting me. The piles and variety of produce increase week-by-week until there is truly more variety than a shopper could need. The market is located close to campus but, more to the point, convenient to the parts of West Somerville/North Cambridge where students tend to live. For those in other neighborhoods, there are markets all over the area. In fact, there are several other markets that I could (and sometimes do) shop at, but the one at Davis is my favorite.
The vegetation wasn't the only highlight yesterday. I also ran into two Fletcher friends — Elke, a PhD candidate, and Lauren, a recent MALD graduate. Such a treat to catch up in my favorite Wednesday location!
Because I haven't managed to post earlier this week, and prospects aren't looking good for tomorrow, either, I'll run through a quick update.
♦The Admissions Office will soon be back to full staffing. We have spent a lot of time interviewing jobs candidates and I look forward to introducing blog readers to our newest colleagues soon!
♦The pre-session starts Monday! Required for incoming MIB students but available to interested students in other programs, the two weeks of the pre-session are filled with serious study in a somewhat relaxed summer atmosphere. Here's the description of their course:
The pre-session folks tend to cross through the Hall of Flags without drawing much attention, but we know they're there — and that the full crop of incoming students will follow only two weeks later.
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Not just Admissions getting ready
By Jessica Daniels On August 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In General Admissions News, Our Neighborhood
Summer time is construction time on the Tufts campus. I stepped out of the office to capture the projects closest to Fletcher's front door. Happily, there's not as much disruptive activity this year as there was in July/August 2011, but it's still not hard to find a piece of construction machinery. If you happen to be Tufts President Anthony Monaco, the construction is your front lawn.
Though Gifford House is only marginally accessible at the moment, the objective, once the project is complete, is to improve accessibility for all.
Walking down the brand new sidewalks for a few more yards beyond Gifford House, and we have the redesign of the intersection of Packard Avenue and Professor's Row. Because Tufts is not walled off from the surrounding community, anyone driving or biking in the neighborhood might travel on one of these streets. A new raised intersection should improve safety.
These and the other projects on campus are due to be complete before Orientation, meaning more eyes that those in Fletcher Admissions are watching the calendar to be sure we're ready for the return of students.
What's better than talking about my weekend? Talking about my vacation, of course. Last week, I was blog-postless while enjoying some time on Cape Cod. Not being a Massachusetts native myself, I don't have stories of generations of family all vacationing on the Cape, but we've started our own tradition of occasional summer visits to Eastham. People often compare the shape of the Cape to an arm making a fist. Eastham is well along the arm, but south of the fist itself:
I would describe Eastham as offering just the right amount of nothing. That is, there are several restaurants and a couple of motels, but when Kayla wanted to find a public spot with Wi-Fi access, she needed to bike to Orleans, the next town to the south. What Eastham does offer is beaches along Cape Cod Bay, ocean beaches that are part of the National Seashore, and a few fresh-water kettle ponds. Making it easy to go from one to the next are two great bike paths — the Cape Cod Rail Trail, and a path to Coast Guard Beach. Could we need anything more to keep us busy?
We entertained a small but shifting cast of characters in a rental house for a week, and managed to take advantage of all the things that we consider attractions, in addition to the usual beaches. We went to Wellfleet twice — once for the Wellfleet Drive-In, and once to walk through the Atlantic White Cedar Swamp at Marconi Beach. (Marconi having sent the first trans-Atlantic radio transmission originating in the U.S.)
Americans usually learn that the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, and Plymouth certainly played its important role in U.S. history. But, in fact, the Pilgrims first landed at the tip of the Cape, near Provincetown. Our week included two treks to Provincetown, where we mixed a bit of shopping with trips up the pier to drop one of our visitors at the ferry.
If you're at Fletcher this fall (or a future one), you can easily experience a bit of Cape Cod with a day trip. An hour's drive will take you to Sandwich, where you can bike along the Cape Cod Canal. Or perhaps you'd prefer to relax on the ferry to Provincetown. If you bring a bicycle onto the ferry, it's easy to get around Provincetown, though even traveling on foot allows you to cover a lot of territory.
My week's vacation is behind me now and it took me all day yesterday to clear the email and other stuff that awaited me. I'll return the blog to admissions topics later this week.
Well, I didn't get it together this week to report on my weekend. But, with service to my readership in mind, I'll just mention the restaurant we went to. You may be looking for an interesting meal this weekend, and I wouldn't want you to go hungry (or uninspired).
Much as I love going to the beach, the visit is undeniably enhanced by a good dinner. So last Sunday, when it was quite hot, we went to Revere for a little sea/sun/sand, and some Cambodian food. First, we checked out this year's sand sculptures (always creative and odd at the same time).
And then we headed off to Thmor Da, our favorite Revere dinner venue. Not just us — the Boston Globe likes it, too! (Personally, I could eat the papaya salad every day.) If you're making a plan with friends tonight, consider taking a ride on the Blue Line to Thmor Da. Or, if you're not in town, file this away in your mental restaurant directory, and make the trip when you're at Fletcher.
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The fact that I didn't write about my weekend yesterday or on Monday may have had you breathing a sigh of relief. Alas, I'm not giving up so easy on my favorite blog topic — I just didn't have time to do it justice. Even today, I'm only going to mention two activities that were a little different from my usual. The first was a bike ride on Sunday morning to Torbert Macdonald Park in Medford. As we were riding through the tall reeds by the side of the Mystic River, Paul said, "It's like being in…." I couldn't hear the end of his sentence, but it doesn't matter. Whatever he may have said, the point is that riding along the park path is certainly not like being close to a major roadway across from an auto dealer. Our ride took an hour and a quarter, including some diversions, but it could easily be done in an hour or less from campus.
On the opposite end of the activity spectrum (earning calories, rather than burning them), Kayla and I made a pilgrimage to Verna's Donut Shop in North Cambridge. The Boston area has a high donut to population ratio, this being traditional donut country, and Verna's takes you back to kinder, gentler donut days. Plus, Verna's donuts are delicious. After drinking our coffees and eating our donuts (one plain, one glazed), we headed for the door, but not before indulging in an additional purchase, a whoopie pie.
That neighborhood of North Cambridge — given the way Cambridge, Somerville, and Medford nest together — is only a mile from campus, and it's loaded with great little restaurants. Walk over to Verna's for a donut, and pick a place for a future dinner, too.
My weekend in Fletcher's neighborhood
By Jessica Daniels On July 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Our Neighborhood
Summer blogging is easy when I convince myself that writing about my weekend gives incoming or prospective students a glimpse of what's happening around town. Although Paul and I have our roots in larger cities (London and New York), we have lived in the Boston area for a long time, and I love the range of activities that are so easily accessible. With that, I will now proceed to tell you about my busy weekend.
I was off from work on Thursday and Friday, and I'll start my weekend rundown with Thursday. After dropping my bicycle off to be tuned and running a few more errands, I headed over to Yoshi's (Japanese food at moderate prices, right near campus) for lunch. There, I met Helen Anderson from the Office of Career Services and another old Fletcher friend for a reunion. The three of us hadn't managed to get together in a long time, and we only barely managed to eat while maintaining a lively conversation covering all relevant topics.
After lunch, I went over to Hanscom Air Force Base to attend a ceremony honoring a friend and her work. She has been a civilian with the Air Force for many years, but now she's off to new adventures. I have been near and around the base before, but never on it — a new adventure for me.
Thursday evening found us at the Somerville Theater in Davis Square for a concert (music and a dose of politics) by Billy Bragg. Davis was hopping on a warm summer night!
Friday was taken over by domestic chores, but after dinner Paul and I met up with Kristen and her family (husband Sam and daughter Lucia) at the annual Cambridge Dance Party. Little Lucia has some really special moves! But she also has an early bedtime, so off they went and Paul and I circled around, meeting up with a few friends. We stayed long enough to see City Hall covered in lights.
On Saturday afternoon, we hopped on the T and walked along the Boston waterfront, viewing the tall ships that were in town for the Harborfest.
It's a particularly big event this year, including both Navy Week and the tall ships with OpSail Boston, and coinciding with the bicentennial of the War of 1812. I particularly liked this little boat. If he eats well, he can grow up into a full-sized tugboat:
Along the way, we were distracted by the Institute of Contemporary Art and dashed in to see an exhibit of glassworks by Josiah McElheny. The ICA is cantilevered over the harbor.
You see those people through the front window of the building? Here's their view:
Dinner was in Brighton (a neighborhood of Boston) with my cousin and my cousin's cousins, including a two-week old baby whose mother is a double Jumbo (undergrad and Friedman).
Sunday morning, bright and early, Paul and I dashed up to our favorite beach in Revere. I am Revere's biggest fan — I love the ethnic mix on the beach whenever we're there (primarily Russian spoken in the morning, Portuguese in the afternoon). We grabbed breakfast at a local restaurant where I can always count on seeing a big group of long-time customers in the midst of lively conversation.
After lunch, Paul took Josh out to shop for appropriate clothing for his new workplace, and I took Kayla out to find the extra-long twin sheets and other things she'll need for her college dormitory. Back home in time to see Spain top Italy in the Euro 2012 Football Championship. A busy weekend-plus, which supplied me with a blog post, and which I hope gives you a sense of how much can be done within a short distance of Fletcher.
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Summer campus art
By Jessica Daniels On June 21, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Our Neighborhood, Our Students
It is hot hot hot today, but on another day, when a walk outside would be more enjoyable, I'm going to saunter over to the gallery at the Aidekman Arts Center to check out two new exhibits. The first is The Boston–Jo'burg Connection — interesting art with an interesting back-story.
Rounding out my cultural field trip will be a second exhibit — photographs by university photographers. Though most of the pix are not closely linked to Fletcher life, I like to imagine that our students get out into the greater community now and then.
If you visit Fletcher this summer, consider leaving a little time to wander around the Tufts campus and check out the Arts Center. But if you don't have time to cross campus, you don't need to go culture-free. The Fletcher Perspectives exhibit of student photography is conveniently located in Ginn Library.
Perspectives is a student-run organization and it has just emerged from a year's hiatus. The photos currently on display represent a variety of styles and locations, including this one from Turkey.
No plans for a visit this summer? Check out the complete collection online.
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Kate (Brittany Snow) is the new girl in school. She catches John Tucker (Jesse Metcalfe) dating three different girls at once: Carrie - the smart girl, Heather - the cheerleader, and Beth - the activist slut; none of them are aware that they are not the only girl in John's heart. Kate, having been raised by a single mother, has seen the pain caused by playboys like John Tucker, and she won't stand idly by. Together with the three jilted ex-girlfriends, they hatch a plan to teach John a lesson. Things rarely go as planned, especially when Kate starts to think that she might be falling for John herself.- Written by napierslogs
Teenager Kate Spencer has always felt invisible to the world, largely living in the shadow of her beautiful divorced mother, Lori Spencer, who catches the attention of every man she meets. Kate has collectively nicknamed all Lori's boyfriends "Skip", as they always skip out on her, Lori who picks up and moves in the aftermath. In moving to Portland, Oregon, Kate's invisible status changes out of circumstance. She gets drawn into a school crowd consisting of media expert Carrie Schaeffer, head cheerleader Heather Straham, and sexually active activist Beth McIntyre, the three who did not travel in the same social circle until Kate's arrival. Their common bond is popular John Tucker, the school's star basketball player and big man on campus. The three learn that John has been dating each of them behind the other two's backs, telling each that they are "the one". This revelation brings out the claws in each of the three who attack the other two. However, Kate, in her experiences with the Skips, convinces them that the other two are not the enemy, but John himself, who has played each of them, making them feel like the guilty party instead of him. So Kate convinces them that the best course of action is for the three of them to bond together to get their revenge against John. Being too close to the subject, the three believe they need Kate's help. Their plan is to transform Kate into the perfect girl - an amalgam of the three of them - to catch John's wandering eye, after which she will dump him and break his heart. There are several potential problems in their plan. John's popularity may make him immune to any backlash against him that they may try to cause. Inexperienced Kate, who has never had a boyfriend, may not only not be equipped to navigate dating, but she may fall under John's spell despite she having seen the slime-ball in him in action. And Kate being involved with John may jeopardize any possibility of a relationship with who she seems to be mutually attracted, namely John's younger brother, Scott Tucker, who, like Kate, has largely lived in the shadow of his more popular relative.- Written by Huggo
Three ex-girlfriends of a serial cheater set up their former lover to fall for the new girl in town so they can watch him get his heart broken.- Written by IMDb Editors
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Very private and very secluded - the two most important features you have requested. Just wait until you're in the hot tub covered by your own private gazebo. This is the perfect ending to the day whether you have been hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains or zip lining across the tree tops! Spend time on the covered deck relaxing on a rocker or in the gazebo hot tub; spend time inside surrounded by lush wooded views of the valley and bluff mountain.
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The upper level features a well appointed master king suite with a full bath including a tub/shower combination. Beautifully furnished, this bedroom only adds to your comfort while staying as our guest. Just outside this bedroom is the loft game room - that pool table is just waiting for someone to declare it's time for fun and maybe a few friendly bets!
The main floor living room is surrounded with vaulted ceilings and soaring windows plus a spectacular stone fireplace with a gas fireplace. A 42" flat screen TV is perfect for the summer and winter games! Please note - the couch opens to become a queen sized sleeper sofa, complete with linens, for last minute guests. The open floor plan leads to the well equipped kitchen with cherry cabinets and stainless steel appliances. The designated chef can easily create a full course meal or take advantage of easy cooking with the gas grill. Also on this main level is the main king bedroom complete with lovely, comfortable furnishings. The adjoining hall bath features a tub/shower combination.
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Irvine, CA
"Site Visit"Had a wonderful stay!! Cabin was cozy and had everything we needed! It was hard to leave, wish we had more time to spend there. I look forward to returning very soon!!
Manager Response:Thank you for your wonderful review, Annette! We would consider it an honor for you to come back and stay with us again! We are delighted to hear you enjoyed your stay and hope you will visit our beautiful Great Smoky Mountains often!
Douglas C.
Melbourne, FL
"Family New Years Visit"Everything was as advertised. Clean, stocked and ready for a relaxing holiday.
Manager Response:Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your holiday plans, Douglas! We are delighted to hear you enjoyed your stay. We hope you will make plans to come back and visit us often!
Ronald C.
Florence, AL
" A wonderful experience "The cabin was nice and spacious . Beautiful view, I experience my first bear in the wild. Downtown Gatlinburg very nice . Very wonderful experience .
Manager Response:We are so happy you enjoyed staying in Gatlinburg and our Great Smoky Mountains. We hope that you can return to stay with us at Elk Springs Resort again in the near future! Thank you so much for your review Ronald!
Joan B.
Amelia, Ohio
"Grin and Bear it "Very good
Molly B.
Fort Wayne, Indiana
"Perfect get away!"We had an amazing experience. The cabin is gorgeous, clean and well equipped. The property is in excellent condition. The check in and out process is convenient.
Beth S.
Ballwin, MO
"Grin and Bear it cabin review"Awesome Cabin! Cabin very clean. Easy check in and out.Staff very helpful and informative about location,driving instructions,supplies available in cabin along with information about local grocery stores.
Robert H.
Medina, OH
"Weekend at Grin and Bear It"We were very happy with the cabin and loved all of the sites nearby. Our trip to Gatlinburg was a memorable one, and we are looking forward to coming back again.
Manager Response:Thank you for your wonderful review, Robert! We love to hear that you enjoyed the cabin. Our goal is to provide cabins that will make you feel welcome from the moment you walk in the door. We want you to enjoy every moment, making magical memories that will last a lifetime. We hope you will allow us to be a part of future visits for years to come. Please come back and see us soon!
Krystle D.
Knoxville, TN
"Wonderful"The cabin was very clean and a lovely. The bed and the living room furniture was comfortable. Everything was perfect for our vacation. We loved everything about the cabin and would definitely come back and stay again.
Manager Response:Thank you so much for your review. We hope that you come back to stay with us again in 2017.
Michael B.
Spring, TX
"Couldn't have a better vacation"Second time we've stayed at this house and enjoyed it just as much as the first time. Staff is always extremely helpful and location is great to relax or see the Smoky Mountain region.
Manager Response:Thank you for the wonderful review Michael! We are glad you have found your perfect get-away in the Great Smoky Mountains. Our friendly staff is here to assist you from start to finish, every time. Please always feel free to call us during your stay if we can assist you in any way.
Robert H.
Belleair, FL
"mountain getaway"Nice trip cute cabin
Manager Response:Thank you for your feedback. From your comments, it appears that you enjoyed your trip and liked the cabin. We hope you will consider a future stay with us.
Teresa S.
Deltona, FL
"The Perfect Getaway"My mom has always wanted to stay in a log cabin and this meet everyone of her expectations. We visited in December when the weather was cool and crisp. The cabin was perfect. My mom raved over the b…eautiful wood, the way the stones from the fireplace extend to the top of the ceiling, and the kitchen with the granite counter tops. Most importantly being there allowed her relax in her dream vacation home. If our schedules would have allowed, we could have easily extended the stay for another week. My mom can't wait for a chance to come back. There was not one thing that we would complain about or suggest an improvement. Check in and out was simple and customer care was only a phone call away to answer any questions, including who delivers pizza.+ Read More
Manager Response:Thank you for your business! We hope you will continue to enjoy Elk Springs Resort's cabins for many years to come! We are running a great Groupon promotion right now. Feel free to check it out and book your 2017 vacation with us!
Gordonsville, TN
"greatest place to stay"The cabin was so great,it was in a great location and has everthing we could hope for. We were totally impressed with the resort company as well, they were helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this vacation spot.
Manager Response:Thank you for your 5 star review, Jonathan! It is our pleasure to provide you with a home away from home vacation! We hope you will consider a future stay with us and take advantage of your 10% repeat guest discount!
Jason L.
Kingsport, TN
"Peaceful Retreat"Cabin was beautiful and accommodated with luxury furnishings. It was located close enough to all attractions and restaurants but far enough away on the mountain that you felt secluded. We enjoyed ou…r stay so much we have already begun making plans on our return to Elk Springs Resort and reviewing which cabin we would like to stay in the next time. I highly recommend choosing Elks Springs Resort.+ Read More
Erica D.
Grove City, OH
"Short family getaway "We have a wonderful 2 nights at the "grin and bear it" cabin. Such a cute little cabin. Private and secluded yet close to local attractions.
Manager Response:Thank you very much for the 5-star review, Erica. It sounds like you made the perfect cabin choice for a quick family getaway. We are pleased that you enjoyed your stay and encourage you to take advantage of our 10% repeat guest discount on your next booking!
Rahul G.
Herndon, VA
"Grin & Bear It "Its awesome..!!A very nice place to stay.
Manager Response:It sounds like you made the perfect choice for a cabin vacation experience! We are pleased to hear that your stay was awesome! We hope you will return for a future stay. Thank you for submitting your review to us and for being our guest!
Jim W.
West Chicago, IL
"Fall get away with brother and sister inlaw"Great get away and was peaceful and relaxing which is exactly what we wanted. Property was clean an neat, described very well and directions to the cabin were good. All attractions were as advertised …and we found 3Jimmy's restaurant and enjoyed so much we ate 3 dinners there and only 5 minutes from the cabin.+ Read More
Manager Response:We certainly appreciate your business and thank you for the great review, Jim! This cabin, located on the main Elk Springs Resort property, is a great place to enjoy some rest and relaxation. It is just a short drive to local attractions, eateries, shopping and downtown Gatlinburg. We encourage you and your family to take advantage of our repeat guest discount and receive 10% off your next stay!
Courtney K.
Louisville, KY
"Our Stay"It was great, nice place, everything looked like the pictures, we were very pleased. Elk Springs was vety at tentative to our needs.
Manager Response:We appreciate your kind review Courtney. We work hard to make sure our pictures and cabin descriptions do not mislead anyone, so thank you for mentioning this in your review. We hope you are already planning your next stay with us.
Slidell, LA
"GREAT CABIN!"This is a beautiful, comfortable cabin. Nicely decorated and the beds were comfortable. Kitchen is well stocked, but bring your own can opener because theirs is rusted out! The location is good?far… enough away to feel secluded, but close and convienent to town, shopping, groceries, etc.+ Read More
Enjoyed the critter show at the Comedy Barn in Pigeon Forge, as well as the Hatfield and McCoy dinner theater.
Tracey S.
Clarksville, TN
"Wonderful stay at Grin & Bear It..."This is our second time staying at Grin & Bear It? it's a very cozy cabin located within the Elk Springs Resort community. The cabin layout is perfect for our family, and you are nestled within the w…oods so you have privacy. I would highly recommend staying here...+ Read More
Manager Response:Tracey, thank you very much for sharing your Grin & Bear It experience with us! We are pleased to have you as a repeat guest and found everything to your liking once again. The cabin location does provide you with some privacy within the resort setting. We hope you continue the tradition of allowing Elk Springs Resort to provide you with all of your vacation needs.
"Perfect Getaway "We loved our stay at "Grin and Bear It". The house was fully stocked with all that we needed and then some. We felt it was plenty private and very relaxing. We would recommend the cabin, and Elk Springs Resort to superb customer service.
Danville, GA
"Grin & Bear it"Loved the cabin and seclusion.
Lawana T.
West Chester, OH
"Beautiful cabin "We are retired, this place was very fun to sleep at. My husband wakes up 2 times a night at home, he bragged that he slept all night the 2 night we stayed here. We all loved the setting, how clean it was. Hope to come down again.
Michael O.
Clarkston, MI
"Breath taking!!"This was our second cabin it was just as good and amazing as the other cabin we stayed in. Had a great time with hopefully be back soon! Loved it didn't want to leave!! Thank you
Janis C.
Indianapolis, IN
"2nd wonderful stay at Elk Springs"We spend 2 nights last spring at Bear necessities .. The cabin was so nice we decided to return this spring and increase our length of stay. Grin and Bear it was also lovely. I wouldn't hesitate to re…turn, and will highly recommend Elk Springs to friends and family !+ Read More
Latasha J.
Harvest, AL
"Cabin was everything and more!"I really enjoyed my stay. The cabin was nice and cozy. It had everything we needed for the trip. The hot tub made for a relaxing trip.
Molly B.
Fort Wayne, Indiana
"Even better than expected!"We had an amazing time and the cabin was gorgeous! We were impressed by the quality and cleanliness of the cabin. It was a treat to have it equipped with games to play! I am only sad that due to weath…er we did not use the hot tub but next time for sure! It was fun to be close enough to the attractions of Gatlinburge to enjoy them and then be able to retreat to our cabin. Overall it was better than we had even hoped. Thank you!!+ Read More
Mike M.
Pfafftown, NC
"Beautiful Property"The cabin was clean, organized, and everything you could ask for in a vacation destination. The process of renting was smooth, the location was secluded and the neighbors were easily accessible. Only …thing is the winter weather was a little hindering but Elk Springs was expeditious with shoveling and salting the driveways. I plan to come back next year!+ Read More
Michael B.
Spring, TX
"Wonderful Experience`"This is the second time that we have stayed at Elk Springs and would recommend (and do) to anyone that asks. Is a wonderfully relaxing way to spend time. They have a variety of size houses. This pa…rticular one was a two bedroom with one bedroom downstairs and one upstairs. VERY RELAXING PLACE!!!!+ Read More
Fairburn, GA
"Relaxing Getaway"Very nice, secluded, and cozy cabin. I definitely will be back!
Jessica O.
Forest, Va
"Grin and Bear it was a real treat!"We had a wonderful weekend getaway at this cabin!
"Fantastic!"The location was very convenient, yet private and quiet. It was very clean and well-maintained. The furnishings were in good condition, comfortable beds, nice kitchen, etc. We did experience a problem… with the cable television and we called the customer service and they were out within 10 minutes. In addition we received several courtesy calls afterwards to make sure the problem was fixed, which it was. We had a great time and would recommend this to everyone.+ Read More
Aynor, South Carolina
""Grin and Bear It" Fall Getaway"Wonderful!!! We thoroughly enjoyed our much needed time away. The pictures do not do the property justice, as it is absolutely gorgeous. Super simple check in and check out - love that!!!
Greenwood, MO
"Happy Camper "What you see on the website is exactly what you get...awesome. Really enjoyed our stay and hope to return. Liked the feeling of being in the mountains but only minutes from all the activities. Would… recommend the Alamo for dinner and the Ober Gatlinburg tram/ride. Thank you!+ Read More
Greenfield, IN
"Restful Retreat"Cabin was very clean & well equipped. Even though it is in a community the layout if the cabins felt private. Would definetly stay again.
"Nice Cabin for labor day weekend"We spent two nights there. We love the kitchen a lot, as it is fully equipped. We also enjoyed the hot tub and pool table.
Chicago, IL
"Last minute vacation"Great experience!
Nashville, TN
"Just what our family needed"This was an incredible way to end the summer and rest before school begins. We loved the peacefulness and family time we experience here.
Loveland, OH
"Grin and Bear It Review"Beautiful cabin!
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"family reunion"I think we picked the perfect place for our family reunion. The cabins we rented were close to each other which allows us to easily visit everyone.
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Can you live a long and healthy life with diabetes? Certainly, and this book will teach you the steps to take to do so. After reading this book, you will also understand better why losing a significant amount of your excess pounds is not the cure-all it was once believed to be. Yes, it is possible to be fit but still overweight and to live well with diabetes (or prediabetes).
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As a baby in 1967, I was born into the foster care system.
70% of my African-American male peers in foster care ended up in jail.
As the result of being adopted by my mom and dad, George and Veronica Phalen, and their passion for reading and education, I graduated from Yale University and Harvard Law School. Having witnessed the transformative power of reading and family involvement, I became the CEO of Reach Out and Read.
Founded in 1989 by pediatric heroes Dr. Robert Needleman and Dr. Barry Zuckerman, Reach Out and Read consists of 30,000 doctors and nurses in 4,535 hospitals who "prescribe reading" to 3.9 million low-income mothers and their infants. Children served by Reach Out and Read score significantly higher on vocabulary tests and show a six month learning gain during preschool.
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For the past 20 years, I have worked to expand the life opportunities of children through learning and academic engagement.
While there is a tremendous amount of scrutiny on teachers and schools, a significant factor in a child's success is a parent, uncle, aunt, brother, or grandparent's involvement in a student's learning outside of classroom hours.
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Using out of school time to strengthen a child's learning potential is not just critical before kindergarten, but through graduation.
Each year, students experience a three month summer learning loss. Parents, family, and friends should keep children engaged in learning and growing during academic breaks. Nationally, there are several successful programs. In addition to Reach Out and Read, I am privileged to work with the phenomenal school administrators and educators who make up Summer Advantage USA. In Indiana, due to their efforts, children enrolled in the program experienced a dramatic increase in test scores.
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Cons: Read the tech specifications for the 45-in-1 Card Reader - it supports iterations of SD cards, but that's about it. It also uses two USB ports on your computer, so you have a net gain of only 1 USB port.READ FULL REVIEW


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The Zagat Review
This "sophisticated" little "gem" dishing up "delicious" Eclectic dishes and "homemade gelato" in rustic environs with a European feel is an "unexpected find" in a Hallandale Beach strip mall; enthusiasts hail the friendly service at this "great family place" run by a married couple; P.S. oenophiles say the budget-friendly "wine list rocks."
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Il Mercato Cafe & Wine Shop
1454 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard
Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009
1454 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard | Map
Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009