text: OverviewBack to top SweetLeaf - Sweet Drops Liquid Stevia Root Beer - 2 oz. Item# :101299UPC# :716123124041 Brand:SweetLeaf Size/Form:2 oz. Ship Weight:0.88 Servings:288 Dosage:5 Drop(s) Flavor:Root Beer SweetLeaf Sweet Drops Liquid Stevia Root Beer - 2 oz. DAILY DEAL SweetLeaf Sweet Drops Liquid Stevia Root Beer is all natural, zero calories, no carbs, and infinitely flavorful. At only a penny per drop, you can easily dress up the taste of water, coffee, tea, yogurt, cocktails, whip cream, smoothies, ice cubes, and nearly anything else. The uses are endless. Flavors include Apricot Nectar, Cinnamon, Chocolate Raspberry, Chocolate, English Toffee, Grape, Lemon Drop, Berry, Hazelnut, Peppermint, Root Beer, Vanilla Crème, and Valencia Orange. 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Only SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetner has: Zero Glycemic Index Zero Calories Zero Carbs Zero Chemicals Zero Additives Zero Solvents Zero Sugar Alcohol Zero Aftertaste Is Gluten Free SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener Product Facts SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener is a 100% natural sweetener derived from the stevia plant, an herb native to Paraguay. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener has zero calories, zero carbohydrates and zero glycemic index. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener employs proprietary technology that uses only cool, purified water to extract a select blend of glycosides from high-quality stevia leaves. SweetLeaf is the only stevia-based sweetener company in the world to use this process. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener does not use chemicals, alcohols, solvents or enzymes at any stage of the extraction and purification process. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener contains only two ingredients: stevia leaf extract and inulin, a soluble vegetable fiber. Inulin is a naturally occurring prebiotic that nourishes the body's good intestinal flora, supporting good digestive health and immune function. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener is responsibly sourced from indigenous fields in South America and other areas around the globe. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener was the first stevia-based sweetener to receive GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) status in the United States. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener is ideal for everyone, including people watching their weight, managing diabetes and fitness enthusiasts who embrace clean eating. SweetLeaf Questions & AnswersWhat is SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener?SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener is America's original stevia sweetener and the only absolutely pure, leaf-derived, chemically-free stevia sweetener available in the marketplace today. It has zero calories, zero carbohydrates and zero glycemic index. The makers of SweetLeaf have been working with stevia longer than anyone else in America. What is stevia?Stevia is a naturally sweet plant indigenous to South America where it has been used to sweeten food and beverages for more than 500 years. The sweet compounds found within the leaves are called glycosides, with rebaudioside A (also known as reb A) being the sweetest. What are the ingredients in SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener?SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener contains only two ingredients: natural stevia leaf extract and inulin, a soluble vegetable fiber. Inulin is a naturally occurring prebiotic that nourishes the body's good intestinal flora, supporting good digestive health and immune function. That's it! What makes SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener superior to other stevia-based products available in the marketplace?SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener is the only sweetener in the world to use cool, purified water and a revolutionary filtration process to extract a select blend of glycosides. Because no chemicals, solvents, alcohols or additional processes are used at any stage of production, SweetLeaf needs no masking or flavoring agents to hide anything. It simply has a clean, sweet taste that is ideal for all food and beverages. What is the difference between stevia and artificial sweeteners?The main difference is that stevia is natural, not synthetic. The reason artificial sweeteners exist in the first place is to sweeten food and beverages without adding calories or adversely impacting blood sugar. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener provides the best of both worlds - natural sweetness with no calories, carbs or glycemic index. Can SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener be used in the management of diabetes?Yes. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener has zero carbohydrates and zero glycemic index, so it doesn't affect blood sugar. Can SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener be used in weight management?Yes. SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener can be added to sugar-free and fat-free foods to keep calories and carbohydrates as minimal as possible. By using SweetLeaf instead of other natural or synthetic sweeteners, you can enjoy coffee, tea, yogurt, oatmeal, cereal, smoothies and many other foods and beverages while staying on track with your weight goals. Can SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener be used in cooking and baking?Yes. Please visit the recipe page on this site for deliciously tempting ways to use SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener. They also encourage you to join them on Facebook where their active SweetLeaf community posts tips and recipes. Is SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener gluten-free?Yes, SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener is gluten-free. Is SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener Kosher?Yes, our Packets and Shaker Jar are currently certified Kosher. Is SweetLeaf Stevia non-GMO?Yes, our stevia extract is Non-GMO Project Verified, as are our Packets, Shaker Jar, and Organic Stevia Clear Liquid. Some of our 20 flavored liquids have completed the process of Non-GMO Project Verified; the remaining are in process. What is the FDA's position on SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener?SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener was the first stevia sweetener to receive GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) status from the FDA in March 2008. Rigorous evaluation of the combination of glycosides used in the extract formulation was performed by two separate panels of scientists, independent of one another. Both GRAS Associates, LLC and Life Science Research Office concluded SweetLeaf to be GRAS. To further underscore the findings, the FDA issued a "No Questions" letter to Wisdom Natural Brands in 2009.Green Practices SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener deeply appreciates nature's resources and the imperative to maintain environmental harmony. They implemented sustainable farming processes from the beginning which they continue to practice today. The stevia plants grown for SweetLeaf are a select variety, capable of producing harvestable leaf-laden branches every six to eight weeks for the entire five to seven years of their natural life cycle. They use non-intrusive harvesting methods to positively impact the ecology of the land. They process their stevia leaves with a proprietary technique that uses only cool, purified water and an exclusive revolutionary filtration to extract the sweet glycosides. Because they never use chemicals, solvents, enzymes or alcohols at any stage of production, they're able to distribute the spent water to local farmers to irrigate their fields and SweetLeaf leaf residue becomes cattle feed or ground mulch. Even the SweetLeaf box is made from 100% recycled paperboard and is printed with vegetable-based, eco-friendly inks.About SweetLeafAward-winning SweetLeaf Stevia Sweetener is unique in the marketplace because it's America's original stevia-based sweetener. When James May was introduced to the naturally sweet leaves of the stevia plant by a Peace Corps worker in 1982, he learned the high-quality, unprocessed stevia leaves can be 30 times sweeter than sugar. When processed, the sweetest parts of the plant, called glycosides, are extracted from the leaves and isolated. The combination of these compounds is 300 times sweeter than sugar and contains no calories or carbohydrates. Mr. May also learned the Guarani tribes of South America had consumed the plant for centuries and stood as testament to its safety. They called the plant Ka'a He'ê, which means "sweet herb." Mr. May had always been personally and professionally keen on issues of health, but it was the extraordinary sweet taste of the stevia leaf that convinced him to change the direction of his life to fully explore this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Mr. May immediately invested nearly all of his life savings to become the first person to manufacture and market stevia products for the U.S. market. To ensure a steady supply of premium stevia for his stevia products, Mr. May met directly with Latin American farmers and encouraged them to grow stevia that he would in turn buy. Providing the farmers with an incentive to grow crops for legal commerce has, over the years, helped undermine the narcotics economy that has plagued the region for decades. Through Mr. May's influence, a number of native farmers have chosen to grow stevia rather than crops such as marijuana and coca for cocaine. Over the years, Mr. May challenged a number of government regulations before becoming the first company to receive GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) status for a line of stevia products.


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Toshiba has announced that its SCiB battery has been selected by Mitsubishi Motors to power two new models of electric vehicles (EV), the i-MiEV and MINICAB-MiEV.
The SCiB is Toshiba's breakthrough rechargeable lithium-ion battery that combines high levels of safety with a long life, rapid charging and excellent charging and output at very low temperatures, characteristics that make it highly suited to application in EV, the company said.
The SCiB for Mitsubishi's new EV will be manufactured at Toshiba's Kashiwazaki Operations in Niigata prefecture, northwest Japan, a new facility dedicated to production of SCiB that came on line in February this year. Toshiba will seek to establish a plant operating structure able to respond quickly to market growth as the basis for expanding the SCiB business for EV, including hybrid and plug-in hybrid EVs.
In automotive-related power electronics technologies, Toshiba is targeting net sales of JPY800 billion (US$9.92 billion) by fiscal year 2015 from its concentration on motors, inverters and SCiB.
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We need to test infrastructure upgrades carefully to avoid disruptions to our applications—whether still under development or running in production. A good regression test suite can do most of what's needed, but what if you don't have one? You can take the time to create a new regression suite, but consultant Fiona Charles recommends an alternative: Use a cross-functional team approach to identify and target upgrade risks directly.
Every experienced tester has a painful story about the infrastructure upgrade that blew up a development project—or worse, a critical production system. Remember the minor operating system upgrade that was going to be so "transparent" that it wouldn't need testing? Or that "trivial" compiler upgrade?
I've lived through a few of these, not one of which took less than three times its planned duration. Hard experience teaches testers to be wary of any infrastructure upgrade. Nevertheless, we don't have to test everything in the affected applications. Instead, we need to identify and address the actual risks in our testing.
One of my consulting clients urgently needed to upgrade the unsupported operating system under its mission-critical merchandising system. That would force them also to upgrade versions of their database engine, compiler, and report generator for mutual compatibility.
The retail business depended daily on the merchandising system and required frequent enhancements to it. Taking time for a platform upgrade that would add no business value was a big concern, and IT was worried. How could they ensure that the merchandising system would function identically after the upgrade? How could they complete the essential upgrade work before the business resumed clamoring for critical enhancements? The proposed testing alone was going to require more time than the business could afford.
IT management asked me to review the upgrade test strategy with two goals: ensure that it adequately addressed the risks, and find any possible ways to minimize the required testing time.
Everyone agreed that good testing would be critical for success, but the test team was not well positioned to tackle the upgrade. There were no predesigned regression tests for the merchandising system and no automated scripts for any of the applications. Nine of the ten team members, including the test manager, had worked for the company less than a year, and only one had any previous retail domain experience. The team was still learning the applications.
Understandably, the test manager had approached the infrastructure upgrade conservatively, with a test strategy to develop and execute a comprehensive black-box regression test suite. Primary focus would be on the merchandising system, and the test would also cover major flows through the entire enterprise integration. Analogous to many Y2K projects, the team would capture "before" results for comparison after the upgrades.
I saw long-term advantages in this strategy. It would give the team a good basis for regression testing future enhancements and infrastructure upgrades impacting the merchandising system. It would also be a tremendous learning opportunity, allowing the testers to build deep knowledge of their company's most critical systems. But it would be costly in the short term. The test development work alone would be a mammoth effort and—even less acceptable in a fast-moving business—testing would take a long time, during which no major application upgrades could be applied. Only a few testers would be available for much of the work; most were fully committed on other business-critical projects.
How could all that work and time be justified for this project alone? There had to be faster and cheaper ways to address the risks the multiple upgrades posed to the merchandising system.
As I explored the project with the project manager, test manager, DBA, and other members of the upgrade team, it was clear that everyone was operating on assumptions of waterfall sequencing, and project responsibilities sharply divided according to specialty. The test team felt responsible for all the testing. The test strategy was based on employing only the testers' existing skills and waiting until late in the process for access to systems to test.


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New USA dinosaur was a bruiser, reported the Toronto Star, Ontario, Canada, 7 May 7 2005. p. L.07. 'A fossil found in South Dakota is that of a never-before-seen species of dinosaur, a horse-sized plant eater with spikes on its bony flat head, scientists say. "When my colleagues saw a CAT scan of the new fossil, they tore up their family tree diagrams and said, 'Back to the drawing board!'" paleontologist Robert Bakker says. "We never suspected such a creature existed." In announcing the find on Monday, Children's Museum of Indianapolis said discovery of the flat-headed member of the pachycephalosaur family changes the view of dinosaur history during the final days of the Cretaceous Period 66 million years ago. It shows that family trees were still evolving even as the entire dinosaur world was about to go extinct. The nearly complete pachycephalosaur skull was donated to the museum by three amateur fossil hunters from Iowa who found it in 2003 while exploring the Hell Creek Formation in central South Dakota. The discovery was announced in Indianapolis in conjunction with the annual meeting of the American Association of Museums.'
Editorial Comment: The most important line in the above report is from dinosaur expert Robert Bakker who stated, "When my colleagues saw a CAT scan of the new fossil, they tore up their family tree diagrams and said, 'Back to the drawing board!'. We never suspected such a creature existed." What a shame they didn't tear up all their evolutionary family trees. Then they would have been closer to the truth. But his comments also tell you that the current evolutionary family trees are no more than speculation. Creationists are often accused for misusing Steven Gould's famous quote about fossil tree diagrams. 'The evolutionary trees that adorn our textbooks have data only at the tips and nodes of their branches; the rest is inference, however reasonable, not the evidence of fossils.' (Stephen Jay Gould (Professor of Geology and Paleontology, Harvard University), 'Evolution's erratic pace'. Natural History, vol. LXXXVI(5), May 1977, p. 14.) Seems our use of Gould's quote has been proved correct after all. (Ref. quotes, creationism, pachycephalosaurus)


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Promoting the use of personal asthma action plans: a systematic review Ring, Nicola; Malcolm, Cari; Wykea, Sally; MacGillivray, Steve; Dixon, Diane; Hoskins, Gaylor; Pinnock, Hilary; Sheikh, Aziz (Elsevier Science B.V. Amsterdam, 2007-10)OBJECTIVES: To investigate how best to encourage health professionals to promote, and for people with asthma to use, asthma action plans. METHODS: Systematic review. Randomised controlled trials published between 1960 and ...


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the meals service from the workers in the reception and the restaurant
pool and snack bar was good,the breakfast was excellent and the staff were fantastic at meal times very friendly to our 3yr old . main bar and reception could have been run better example when we arrived on tues at 7pm we were told are room was not ready because of a late check out , i have a 3 year old so you can only imagine my frustration of having to wait for 30 mins , but the flip side was i got a lovely room and i would go back.The coffee cups were small and pricey.
The young people on reception were wonderful & friendly and it did help that they spoke English. The cleaning ladies were very good too.Loved the location; would stay again. Value for money!The entertainment was really good. Especially the "Supremes". The Spa and some areas |& rooms would benefit from upgrading.Also should be strict guidelines about noise & ball playing round the swimming pool areas.I have stayed at all kinds of hotels all over the world and would say (inspite of the exchange rate) yours is good value for money. I think that is the key; offering good value.
I have stayed there on 3 previous occasions. The location is fantastic, you can walk to beach, restaurants etc. etc. This time, the food was not great. Steak and other meats served were usually tough cheaper cuts. We were half board.
spacious room , price quality was great, upgrade possible I was offered an upgrade for 10 euros but they took too long to clean the room so I finally got another one too close to the pool, since they have activities from 10:30 to 23:30 there was a bit too much noise
Good location, nice garden, close to the beach "playa dorada", plentiful breakfast, very good value for money.
The facilities, the quality of the Hotel, the shows
Relaxed atmosphere, good location, quiet. Rooms could do with an update, decor and furnishings quite dated.
Close to the beach The dinner. The meal in the buffet was really very low quality.
Very good location. Helpful staff. I chose the hotel on the expectation that one of the outdoor pools would be heated for the children - it was not. Otherwise great trip.
Location, views of the sea and the hotel facilities are second to none. The hotel location and facilities are second to none. However the whole five-star service element seems to be lacking from the staff working in the Hotel. You don't get the impression from that them that nothing is too much trouble.
The peace and queit of the resort and the weather No
I like the fact that you can easily get a sunbed at the poolside, no towels on beds from early morning. Because the group is now NH, I was not allowed to use my Hesperia points from a previous visit to reduce my bill.
I loved the resort with wonderful design, seaview and beautiful areas both inside of the hotel and outside. Very good service
The breakfast buffet was a favourite with all the family and the staff and facilities were excellent. The entertainment could have been a bit more exciting!
The whole place looked 5 star but the service did match up and should be rated 3 star. The food was disgusting, the restaurant manager was rude, the room towels were falling to bits. It took half an hour to check out as the staff did not know what they were doing.
Great quiet position, the spa, overall cleanliness. The spa didn't open until late (1030hrs) so no chance of doing anything down there before breakfast.
very comfortable suites, large terrace, good breakfast, price corresponding to the quality, we were satisfie
We found our stay very Relaxing and enjoyable. The staff where polite and courteous and would recommend this Hotel. We booked the Spa for the duration of our stay
No Russian & English TV channels, poor choice of food during breakfasts, no fresh juices
I liked the room and the view from the window (no balcony). I liked the breakfast. The 2nd floor pool too open and therefore windy. Pool bar closed (9th sept?). No outdoor eating/drinking areas. Views were from behind windows. No concierge service when we arrived or left. No ambience. No warmth from the staff. Limited menu in the restaurant.
The location was excellent - right on the beach, and the staff were cheerful and helpful. The showers seem to have a mind of their own and change temperature at random intervals!
nice seaview room
The level of comfort, installations and personnel are everything you would expect of a 5* hotel. Its position right next to the beach is excellent and it is very easy to find, being the only tall building on the island! This was my first visit to Lanzarote and I would have no hesitation in returning: the only place I would stay is this hotel. Breakfast excellent .- including champagne and egg chef - and with lovely views from floor to ceiling windows. We were upgraded to a suite (there are twice as many suites as rooms) on the 15th floor and enjoyed fantastic views in two directions. The minibar contains complimentary water and juices. G&T in the bar on the 17th floor to watch the sunset is an essential appointment. No, nothing - everything was excellent. Brits may require tea and coffee making facilities in the room but this is a rarity in Spain.
Views were really good. Top floor bar at 17th was lacking in atmosphere, it could be awesome with a good interior designer. Really big rooms, pool was windy as described by some one else, but there is a good beach just below it. Go for the views of the bay and spaciousness! Good bar across the road. Oh breakfast was great too. Did'nt eat dinner there.
They upgraded us to a suite. Views and breakfast were fab. The restaurant didn't open until 8pm for dinner. Too late for us.
big room, nice breakfast. Location is central, near a nice small beach. Hotel needs urgently a facelift! Brown water came out the pipeline, not very nice. They tried to solve it, service ok.
We were upgraded to a suite at the 15th floor with an extraordinary view over the beach and the ocean. The staff was professional. The beach near the hotel is great (soft sand, palms, calm water).The room and services provided by the hotel were definetly worth the money.
Well positioned in Arrecife. Helpful staff. Decent suite. Excellent breakfasts. Out of season, many of the facilities were closed. The top floor restaurant, despite the views, produced only average food at expensive prices
Good location. Good staff. No gift shop.
Staff, food and facilities were excellent...will return. Towels in bedrom...on the small side!
Food variety was excellent The room we were allocated was poor It was on the ground floor, overlooking an overgrown bit of garden with a large receptacle for garden refuse in front There were only two very flat pillows on the bed The main areas of the hotel were furnished luxuriously, but certainly from our experience with our room, the bedrooms were poor quality
excellent hotel.very clean,staff very friendly.good food high standards.
Enjoy the opportunity to relax in a quality location with good food and comfortable facilities. Fish choice not as good as previous trips
The staff cannot do enough for their guests and the pool and dining is wonderful.
Excellent family hotel. Good facilities for young children. Helpful staff. Free wifi in hotel lobby. Very good breakfast. The evening meals were average
The best hotel I have stayed at in this price range. Location is great - surrounded by plenty of beach, small shops, bars and restaurants. No nightclubs within earshot. Hotel is very clean and very well maintained. Staff are helpful and friendly. Huge variety of food. Pools clean. Evening entertainment was of a high standard. Very family friendly. The kids (6,4 &2) all loved it from the second we walked in and they were presented with a small inflatable seahorse. I try to avoid going back to the same place twice. This hotel will be an exception to that rule.
I have stayed at the hotel 4 times --- The hotel is very well run and maintain. - food is excellent - staff very friendly - location is very good. The evening entertainment could be better - and perhaps a bit of moderization of the bedrooms might be an idea. I would perfer no dogs allowed.
Friendly staff & cleanliness of rooms and surroundings Food isn't the best
Sun, sea, pool, relaxation, service, everything.Staff ver accomodating and courteous, Will come again.
Hotel was very clean and staff are very friendly. Rooms are spacious (for 2 adults and 1 infant) but room lacked decent helpful facilities such as a decent fridge and kettle (mini bar fridge, microwave and a bad travel kettle provided but it had to be requested) especially helpful when you have a young child. The Swimming Pool and fitness facility are more than adequate, with the hotel very close to the beach with no road to cross and is therefore great for children. We were on full board bases and the breakfast buffet is good, dinner buffet is ok, great selection but if I was to go back I would not take the dinner buffet option. I would highly recommend this hotel to all ages and families and will return someday for a break Not great facilities in the hotel room, no kettle and the fridge was just a mini bar fridge, this make life difficult when with young children. But in fairness to hotel provide everything we asked for after our arrival. Pool area good but there may be a lack of sun bed at busy times, pool bar has a limited menu. Hotel night entertainment is interesting but fine. Hotel is about 10min walk to the "main strip" but that did not bother me in fact enjoyed the walk!!
Fantastic atmosphere, delicious food, clean and comfortable rooms, friendly staff and convenient location.
Very clean and tidy hotel. Excellent food with friendly and helpful staff.
We liked everything. The staff were great - very helpful and friendly. The food was great - loved the salads ...mmmmmm! The whole complex was great - you would find it hard to find anywhere nicer on the island! n/a
very well organised, a high standard of cleanliness and efficiency, clients dressed in appropriate attire in restaurant, sufficient sunbeds at pool, no noise whatsoever, lovely and peaceful. no, overall very good
Very close to Beach and Airport. Well located in the lively resort of Port del Carmen. Excellent Swimming Pool and other facilites and friendly staff. Good food
Very pleased with the hotel- cleanliness excellent, food good, staff helpful, convenient position without being in the centre of Puerto del Carmen. Room fridge (not minibar) and microwave provided. Hotel provided beach towels on a returnable deposit. Closeness to airport convenient - but no noise problems as a result. Only minor things - in spite of the hotel requesting guests not to 'reserve' sunbeds with towels, many still did it - mostly the German guests, I think. For a 4 star hotel, I think the room safe should be included in the price and not be charged at €2 per day. It would be nice to have BBC 1 available on the room TV as well as CNN and Sky News.
room and service excellent
everything was perfect,food pool staff,location
hotel rooms very clean good size bathroom with a huge walk in shower overall would recommend only negative was no shower door water all over the floor bathroom no shower door floor destroyed with water
He bedroom is great. Not enough fresh fruits for breakfast and far too much fried food.
Comfort, kindliness of the cleaning lady, style of the furniture, space on the balcony, Rather poor breakfast bufet choice, no shower curtain.
The entertainment was a bit poor but the kids liked it
siwmming pool food
Showers are wonderful the best I have used yet only negative would be they must put slip mat inside for safety otherwise no complaints Although their was a wide choice at breakfast the hot buffet was cold and this needs to be addressed also Toaster takes forever toast has to be put through about 4 times to get it brown please buy better toasting machines
Very helpful staff. Everything done for you. Good breakfast buffet plus hot dishes cooked to order. Optional dinner -- also good. Hotel is very well-appointed with a beautiful garden.
We enjoyed the peace, quiet and excellent facilities and service.
The apartment was fantastic and the cleaning staff were brilliant. The location was perfect and we will definetly be returning again for a visit
Situation near beach.Cleanliness.Service. Nothing.
We acyually stayed in the apartments, what we loved the most was easy access to the beach and the magnificent breakfast and lunch food. n/a
Location of hotel great direct access to the beach. Breakfast was included in deal and was very good. Room was not thoroughly cleaned
had a wonderful time at the farionnes..close to the beach..great breakfast..good entertainment..staff very friendly
The handiness, convenience and location of hotel. Love the rooms, location and surrounding area. located near shops pubs restuarants etc. great clientele, good facilites for children, nice apartments, pool area spotelss, hotel spotless. Bar staff not friendly- restaurant staff not efficient. Beds very uncomftable. Reception staff could be a bit more efficient for registering visitors and facilitating them when they ask for safe keys and towels on check in rather thatn told come back later as im busy!!
The pool, step onto beach, breakfast and balcony No air con in room, mozquitos will come in if you leave windows open as they are common due to gardens, having to pay at checkin
I found the food was excellant and the hotel location was perfect No indoor pool with steam room
It was a wonderful relaxing time. Very safe for families with young children.
Very comfortable hotel with friendly staff. Location excellent and well maintained grounds. Bedroom furniture needs ugrade.
The facilities were excellent and the location was excellent, it was well landscaped and well maintained facilities for lunch could be better as bar menue was very limited. No restuarant facilities at the hotel.
The facilities are excellent...the proximity to the sea and it's own beach, the terraces overlooking the sea etc. The location is superb..at the historic end of Puerto del Carmen.IBy the way, I think your service is excellent..your website works well, and I seem to get better rooms when I book with you. Usual sun lounger problems..reserve one at 6am!!
location they allow customers to book sun beds with towels and some customers did not come back for hours. They should remove these towels
Hotel is great for singles, couples and families. Fantastic location. Fantastic views from bedroom and balcony - close proximity to the sea which you could hear lapping even when balcony doors closed. Very relaxing. Pool area idyllic for everyone. Most of the staff are really excellent, friendly & smiling especially in Reception. I was given a birthday cake & wine on my big day - A nice touch. This is a lovely hotel in a lovely area of PDC. Brilliant for just relaxing or sampling the nightlife of PDC Ive stayed here many times before - Hotel has now changed its policy, instead of a great buffet lunch it only serving snacks during lunch time. These varied from not bad frozen type burgers to pretty basic toasted sandwiches and salads- Very disappointing!. Although some drinks prices have stayed static the price of draught beer is now extortionate. The 'beach' bar was not open during my stay, so if you wanted a drink by the sea you had to go and get it from the main bar. Sun loungers & parasols seem to be 'reserved' at 6am for the best positions round the pool and overlooking the sea ! Having said that there were plenty of loungers available for everyone all day [ but not parasols or chairs] - But none of this spoilt my stay
Full of Irish Rooms a bit small, no air conditioning
The location, being beachside and close to the shops and facilities at Puerto del Carmen
I liked the surrounding areas, being able to look out at the sea from my room. The grounds are very impresssive and well looked after. While the hotel itself if very well kept the bedrooms could do with being upgraded, furniture carpets in particular need to be replaced. We have been going there for over 13 years and there have really been no changes to the rooms.
Late check-out and use of hotel facilities - great Sun bed craziness. There should be a no-reserve policy on all sun beds. If a bed is empty for 1 hour, then security should remove all belongings left to 'secure' the bed. Also check-in was very unwelcoming. The record of our reservation was inaccurate and we were made to feel that it was our fault, whcih was bad.
The hotel is right beside the sea with a beach 4 Km long that can be used to relax on or go for a long walk. The hotel has three swimming pools itself one with sea water, one with normal pool water and the smaller on used by children. The facilities around the hotel are excellent with bar/dining area at the pools. There is plenty of space around pools for people use. Inside the hotel is beautiful with an excellent dining area. There was entertainment there at the bar most night. A small number of staff that were serving food at the pool bar/dining area could have being more friendly.
The restaurant was excellent. We don't normally like hotel buffets, but this changed every day with different themes and "live cooking". Liked the square fried eggs for brekky.Staff very good.Poolside area very good and everything very clean. As is often the case in these hotels the turkish steam bath never really worked and at the end the shower broke aswell. If you wanted tea making facilities in the room you had to pay extra, also to use the fridge, safe deposit and to use the towelling gowns (though to be fair we had a family room and were not charged).For a 4 star hotel this seemed a little mean! Should have wi-fi in the rooms.
Good position, helpful staff, outside area good and ground floor areas good. Room rather cramped and bathroom claustrophobic
Excellent food served by very attentive staff. Very clean everywhere. Lovely place to relax. Great night-time entertainment. Poor choice of Irish drinks in bar. Many Irish people use this hotel and they have only 2 choices of regular drinks-Jameson and Tullamore Dew. The latter is spelt "Thullamore Dew" .
Informality and privacy old fashioned bedrooms
It was in a good location within Puerto del Carmen Very unfriendly bar staff near the pool area
the sea view, availability of parking space,responsive personnel particularly at the reception desk,close to "l'avenida" ( shopping cntr, restaurants) nice public.. generally speaking, It was a good experience, had a good time there. room was not ready: telephone was not working and could be replaced ( changed) only on the 2nd day+ one light bulb was out ( deffected) + generally insufficient lighting in room.+ door between our room and next hotel room was not locked+ unavailable wireless access to internet.
We selected the half board option and found the choice of food to be excellent catering for all tastes. The staff especially the restaurant staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and were tidied every morning to a high standard. When ever I return to Lanzarote I would have no hesitation in staying at the San Antonio again.
Great buffet food and restaurant staff, nice quiet poolside and good size, comfortable rooms. Initial room allocation was not interconnecting, meaning we had to move all our cases to a second pair of rooms. Hairdryer in room was low powered.
facilities and comfort were really satisfactory more or less everything was quitre satisfactory
sea view room location and staff.
room size very good also nice bright room,lovely view wine selection very dissapointing
Modern hotel, spacious rooms, very clean, friendly staff, good food, excellent facilities and activities, right on the beach, three pools, entertainment in hotel bar at night with good number of restaurants, bars and shops within walking distance. Would recommend. Placement of hotel on booking.com map is incorrect, hotel is actually located between the Los Jameos and the Beatriz Hotels and is a 30 minute walk from the main strip at Puerto Del Carmen. There was some airport noise however we did not mind this.
the room was very clean and comfortable, reception staff were fine , to be honest we didnt spend much time in the hotel... only slept there. was not happy with the TV channels they dont really cater for english speaking people. Definatley was not happy with the half board option, breakfast was ok but dinner was very bad wouldnt recommend this option to anyone. also the pool area is a disgrace there isnt enough sun chairs and if you do seem to get one, you will be practically sitting on the person next to you.. very bad.
It was resonable value I would like tea making facilitty in the room
Staff very friendly, rooms spacious and cleaniness of a very high standard. Looking out on the beach with lots of safe areas for walks Children prefer British style breakfast ... did not like spanish sausages and rashers. Other than that food was nice
location was great,rooms very big and beds comfartable. room was to far away to carry cases,long way to lift as no lift on first floor,i have bad back and did struggle on day of arrival and then departure with luggage.
Incredibley large room, excellent kitchen (we stayed half board and got an incredible selection of foods every day), they had programs every evening,. Excellent sea view, beach right across the hotel.
Pool area was good, room clean and tidy The bed was a bit hard, and the hotel was a fair way from Puerto Del Carmen, though to be fair there were a few restaurants in Matagorda nearby.
2 Single beds push togather to make a double bed, is what i am mostly dissappointed about, otherwise everything else was perfect.
Good hotel for this price, good location, good breakfast and dinner for one week. Good hotel for the holiday. One thing is mystic for me in a lot of the hotels-apartments. Why remote control of the TV set is stored in reception??
Disappointed at having to hire a kettle from reception as none in the apartment also hair dryer was hard to manage also very poor selection of beers in the bar.
great location helpful staff very clean and spacious great big pools would definatly return
Convenient to beach,nice pool area. No kettle or toaster, had to return to reception to rent remote control for air conditioning, should have been told this on checking in.
Very Friendly staff, great rates, fantastic facilities too
It is a very nice appartment complex and with a fantastic warmed swimming pool. The food was very good as well. One of the servants in the dining room was not always that friendly
Cleanliness of complex and rooms, quiet resort and good helpful staff. Food was a little 'cold' at times, and choice was somewhat limited.
Great location, comfortable rooms. It's worth to pay additional money for sea view. Wi-Fi connection was availible only in a small area near the room door, but we didn't find it a serious enough problem to ask the hotel staff to do something with it.
The excellent beachfront location, the very nice room. Outstanding value for money. We could find free parking space on the street while arriving during siesta time. It was a 10 min drive to the airport, very covenient. The coffee served with the breakfast was of terrible quality.
The Diamar is a good quality budget hotel on the Arecife promenade. The buffet breakfast was good with plenty of choice. Our room had a lovely view overlooking the sea.
The location is great overloking Playa Reducto, The rooms are of good size and well appointed nice bathroom and powerful shower The hotel is ideal if you do not want to be staying in a "full on " tourist area a chance to practice some spanish and the locals cater for spanish locals so the food is more interesting and yet local buses nearby means you are never very far away from anythingThe staff were excellent and very friendly apart from one female receptionist we had cold water for 4 days of our stay which somewhat marred our stay and they refused to give any discount from the bill as a "gesture" so you would need to check they have sorted their problems!!
The comfort and quietness, the staff at reception were very helpful. the breakfast scenario needs to address the hot water for tea etc. Using jugs to bring water is a little outdated.
Good clean rooms with sea view. Near centre and bust stop only about 5 mins walk. Frequent bus service to Puerto del Carmen. none
Everything - location, near centre, sea view, cafes, restaurants. Very clean and staff very helpful. Hotel looked new. Wi Fi internet access only worked outside room. I could not get signal in room with door shut!
Clean, new, comfortable rooms. Central location and very nice (sea)view. Staff was very friendly and really very helpful.
Close to the airport (10 mins by taxi). Beach (outside hotel), shops resaurants within easy walking distance. Good breakfast, nice room and well appointed. No hot water one morning due to fault in the hot water system, therefore cold shower - probably good for me, but not by choice!
Pool bar was great as was the pool itself. The location was perfect as it's only 10 mins walk to the local shops/bars/restaurants. You will need to get a taxi to the new town but this is only approx 4Euros and is only 5 mins away by car. N/A
Standard accomodation, pools were nice and apartments were quite spacious as was the bathrooms. View of the sea was lovely. Was 5 mins in a taxi to the main strip of puerto del carmen. The cleaniness of the apartments were quite poor and no air con was available, very hot at night. Steep hills up to the apartment and so people with poor mobility have to get taxis. Pool bar was quite bad and staff were quite rude.


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My experience says it's the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file, not known_hosts. Try moving it elsewhere or deleting it entirely.
When I try to tunnel my traffic from my one system to another I get an ssh error and the connection breaks. But if I simply connect to my ssh server the connection works fine.
On googling I found people saying that deleting the "known_hosts" file in .ssh directory can fix it (because of corruption due to newline character). But it also didn't work.Code:root@bt:~# ssh -v -g -N -D 31154 email@example.com OpenSSH_6.1p1, OpenSSL 0.9.8k 25 Mar 2009 debug1: Reading configuration data /usr/local/etc/ssh_config debug1: Connecting to 192.168.1.5 [192.168.1.5] port 22. debug1: Connection established. debug1: permanently_set_uid: 0/0 debug1: identity file /root/.ssh/id_rsa type -1 debug1: identity file /root/.ssh/id_rsa-cert type -1 debug1: identity file /root/.ssh/id_dsa type -1 debug1: identity file /root/.ssh/id_dsa-cert type -1 debug1: identity file /root/.ssh/id_ecdsa type -1 debug1: identity file /root/.ssh/id_ecdsa-cert type -1 debug1: Remote protocol version 2.0, remote software version WeOnlyDo 2.1.3 debug1: no match: WeOnlyDo 2.1.3 debug1: Enabling compatibility mode for protocol 2.0 debug1: Local version string SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_6.1 debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT sent debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT received debug1: kex: server->client aes128-cbc hmac-md5 none debug1: kex: client->server aes128-cbc hmac-md5 none debug1: sending SSH2_MSG_KEXDH_INIT debug1: expecting SSH2_MSG_KEXDH_REPLY debug1: Server host key: RSA 46:60:5d:61:2e:c2:22:1a:ab:f6:d6:e8:ec:8d:3e:41 The authenticity of host '192.168.1.5 (192.168.1.5)' can't be established. RSA key fingerprint is 46:60:5d:61:2e:c2:22:1a:ab:f6:d6:e8:ec:8d:3e:41. Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes Warning: Permanently added '192.168.1.5' (RSA) to the list of known hosts. debug1: ssh_rsa_verify: signature correct debug1: SSH2_MSG_NEWKEYS sent debug1: expecting SSH2_MSG_NEWKEYS debug1: SSH2_MSG_NEWKEYS received debug1: Roaming not allowed by server debug1: SSH2_MSG_SERVICE_REQUEST sent debug1: SSH2_MSG_SERVICE_ACCEPT received debug1: Authentications that can continue: password,publickey debug1: Trying private key: /root/.ssh/id_rsa debug1: Trying private key: /root/.ssh/id_dsa debug1: Trying private key: /root/.ssh/id_ecdsa debug1: Next authentication method: password email@example.com's password: debug1: Authentication succeeded (password). Authenticated to 192.168.1.5 ([192.168.1.5]:22). debug1: Local connections to *:31154 forwarded to remote address socks:0 debug1: Local forwarding listening on 0.0.0.0 port 31154. debug1: channel 0: new [port listener] debug1: Local forwarding listening on :: port 31154. debug1: channel 1: new [port listener] debug1: Entering interactive session. debug1: Connection to port 31154 forwarding to socks port 0 requested. debug1: channel 2: new [dynamic-tcpip] buffer_get_ret: trying to get more bytes 4 than in buffer 0 buffer_get_string_ret: cannot extract length buffer_get_string: buffer error root@bt:~#
I tried to do the same in BT5, BT5r2, BT5r3 and I m facing the same problem in all of them.
Anyone else facing the same problem?
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My experience says it's the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file, not known_hosts. Try moving it elsewhere or deleting it entirely.
Still not underestimating the power...
There is no such thing as bad information - There is truth in the data, so you sift it all, even the crap stuff.
Thank you. But there is no such file in my .ssh directory.
The problem was with the SSH server. I was using freesshd. I replaced it with winsshd and it worked perfectly.
Thank you.


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Natural childbirth after caesarean
Hi, I have a very important question for me.
My first childbirth was natural childbirth, but unfortunately the second one was done by means of emergency caesarean.
Is there any opportunity to have third childbirth as natural childbirth.
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Thank you for your important question.
Yes! It is possible to have a vaginal birth after a caesarean section (VBAC). There is lots of extra information about VBACs here. The chance of having a c-section is higher if you have had one previously, however, it is certainly possible in many cases. You may find having a doula to support you in pregnancy and labour helpful.
A VBAC is generally safer than a c-section because of the additional risks carried by having a c-section. If you have had a c-section previously then there is a small risk of a scar separation. However, this only occurs in around 1% of cases. You will be monitored in labour to check how you and the baby are doing anyway.
Studies show you are more likely to have a VBAC if you have a natural labour rather than being induced.
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(Cleveland) - Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Tim McGinty has announced a crackdown on the Heartless Felons Gang, a group of teenagers now charged with committing crimes, and attacking kids and guards inside the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center.
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Tex pops up to short center, no runs score, bases still loaded, two outs, ninth inning, tie game.
Serious question, do the 2 wild card teams play each other 1st round in 2013? If so, is it best of 3 or 1 game again?
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Descalso making LeCure work - and works the walk.
If evolution is outlawed, only outlaws will evolve!
I thought I read that at least one of the games in San Fran would be an afternoon game.
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Yankee game to the tenth. Texiera left nine guys on tonight apparently.
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It's 1744, and a 7-year-old boy's life is about to change course. His father, a minister, has just passed away. Now he's leaving his home in Quincy, Mass., for Boston, where his uncle Thomas — one of the city's wealthiest merchants — will raise him. As Thomas' adopted son, he'll graduate from Harvard at age 17, then inherit his uncle's business after Thomas' death in 1764. Five years later, the young man will win a seat in the Massachusetts legislature, and ultimately become one of the most recognizable names in US history as a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
That boy's identity? John Hancock. And he's just one of many well-known American adoptees or orphans: Naturalist John James Audubon, author Edgar Allan Poe, singer Ella Fitzgerald and burger baron Dave Thomas are all in Hancock's company. Even two US Presidents — Gerald Ford and Bill Clinton — were adopted by their stepfathers.


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Circular Firing Squad: Conservative Media Pans Rove's New Anti-Tea Party "Conservative Victory Project"
Conservative media figures are giving the thumbs down to Fox News analyst Karl Rove's new effort to police the Republican Party against the influence of the Tea Party.
Over the weekend the New York Times reported [1] on a new group, The Conservative Victory Project, backed by "the biggest donors in the Republican Party" and members of the Rove-affiliated group American Crossroads. Reportedly the group will recruit more mainstream Republican candidates while protecting incumbent Senate Republicans from challenges on the right. The Times described it as "the most robust attempt yet by Republicans to impose a new sense of discipline on the party."
The response from conservative media figures has been almost uniformly negative, with many citing American Crossroads' poor performance in the 2012 election and President Obama's election after years of Rove's work in the Bush White House as evidence against him.
Newly signed Fox analyst Erick Erickson sarcastically noted [2]: "The people who brought us No Child Left Behind, Medicare Part D, TARP, the GM bailout, Harriet Miers, etc., etc., etc. are really hacked off that people have been rejecting them." Erickson added, "I dare say any candidate who gets this group's support should be targeted for destruction by the conservative movement."
Daniel Horowitz, a front page contributor to Erickson's RedState.com described [3] Rove's group as "snakes in the GOP grass," and described the group's name as "Orwellian" since "they will never tell you how they plan to achieve conservative victory without running conservative candidates."
In response to Rove's announcement, Fox News contributor Michelle Malkin asked [4], "Who needs Obama and his Team Chicago to destroy the Tea Party when you've got Rove and his big government band of elites?" Addressing Rove, she wrote, "You and your Incumbency Protection Racket are the problem, not the Tea Party."
Ben Shapiro of Breitbart.com accused [5] Rove of "quietly undermining conservatism" and described Rove and his allies as "the Bush insider team that helped lead to the rise of Barack Obama," and whose advice "led to the epic Romney defeat."
W. James Antle III pointed out [6] in The Daily Caller that many candidates favored by the Republican establishment in 2012 -- likeTommy Thompson, George Allen, Rick Berg, Denny Rehberg, Linda Lingle, and Heather Wilson -- "all lost the general election" and that "if the Tea Party is to blame for anything, it is not distancing the party from Bush enough."
WorldNetDaily, linking to the New York Times story, described [7] the effort in a headline as "Rove Doubles Down In War On Conservatives."
Rick Moran, writing [8] at American Thinker, said "this kind of bloodletting is self-defeating."
With such a negative reaction from the right, will Rove use Fox to promote fundraising for this effort, as he has done so often [9] in the past?


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Description: This annual celebration of the Eucharist on Christmas Eve is designed for people who are looking for a traditional service. Music is provided by the Family Choir with Christmas carols and hymns sung by the congregation. The Rev. Dr. James H. Cooper, Rector, preaches. It will also be webcast on www.trinitywallstreet.org.
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Gregg Allman's efforts to halt further development on his biopic go beyond a letter to the director.
Variety says the rocker is now suing the production companies involved in Midnight Rider, claiming they no longer have the rights to his story. In his suit Allman says the principal photography had to begin no later than February 28th for them to retain the rights. The production was suspended on February 20th, after a crew member was killed on the first day of shooting.
Filmmakers have said they intend to resume the project in June. Allman filed his suit last week in Savannah, Georgia. A hearing is scheduled for May 12th.
Last month Allman sent a letter to Midnight Rider director Randall Miller, asking him to scrap the movie out of respect to the camera assistant who was killed and her loved ones. The film is based on Allman's 2012 memoir, My Cross to Bear.
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Ezekiel Lau In Beast Mode At Sunset Beach
In a sport dominated by guys that are well under six-feet tall and tip the scales at 160lbs. it's unique to see a guy that looks more like a middle linebacker than a pro surfer walk up the winner's podium.
Meet Ezekiel "Zeke" Lau.
6'1" and 205lbs. of Hawaiian muscle, Zeke is the son of a high school football coach and recently won the prestigious Vans World Cup of Surfing at Sunset Beach on the North Shore of Oahu. Conditions during the event ranged from four-foot and playful to 20-foot and terrifying. Here's some insight into the next big thing (literally) coming out of Hawaii…
TransWorld SURF: How scary was the big day when huge sets were closing out the channel at Sunset Beach?
Ezekiel Lau: Oh my god. I paddled out in the morning and I was tripping—it was full on victory at sea. I broke my board in the morning freesurf, and had to swim all the way in. I was so far outside; I thought I was going to get swept to Kauai. I ended up having to ride a board from last year, but it ended up working pretty good. And then in my heat I almost got caught inside and I was like, 'If you get caught inside during a heat, it's over.' It was pretty nuts out there.
Your dad is a football coach. How his profession influenced you and your surfing?
My whole life I've been surrounded by competitive sports, and my dad has coached football as long as I can remember. He brought me up with the motto that if you put in the hard work and preparation now, the day you're called upon to perform will be the easy day. All those little things he taught me made me who I am today. It's kinda crazy that he coaches football and I ended up a surfer.
He can't yell at you from the sidelines either.
[laughs] Yeah, nobody's yelling at me in the water.
Besides the fact that you won, what was unique about the Vans World Cup of Surfing? Did you do something different in your preparation?
Surfing good at Sunset just comes over time and I've been surfing contest there pretty much my whole life. I also felt more comfortable being at home. Travelling and competing all year…it can get pretty lonely. You're all by yourself and you have do everything on your own. But when you're home you've got your family there and your whole support crew. It allows you to be more comfortable and just relax.
You earned a berth into the Pipe Masters following the win. What's your train of thought going into that event and what are your preferred conditions at Pipeline?
I'll go into it like any other contest—focus on the little things, take it one heat at a time, and don't think about all the other stuff going on. I'll just focus on the task at hand and let else fall into place. As far as conditions, I like it about six-to-eight foot [Hawaiian style], northwest swell, and both rights and lefts—one of those dreamy days.
Tell us something that nobody knows about you…
I have the craziest shoe fetish. I'm crazy about shoes—Jordan's, Nike's, I'm always searching for new shoes. I hear Jordy Smith has a good collection; too, I'd like to see that.
If you could beat either Kelly Slater or Mick Fanning at Pipe—and knock them out of World Title contention—who would it be?
Oh man that's a hard one…probably Slater just because he's Slater. A man on man heat with him at Pipe would be the most fun thing ever. I think it'd be a real cool experience.


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Nature Walk: Explore Edgewood at Night with Katherine Greene, Debbi Brusco, and Jack Owicki
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Join Katherine Greene, Debbi Brusco, and Jack Owicki for a special night at Edgewood County Park and Natural Preserve. We'll meet at 6:30 pm at the Bill and Jean Lane Education Center and wander into the preserve while the sun is still up, pausing to talk about what we see along the way. Bring your favorite dessert to eat on the trail at sunset.
Then we'll see how the landscape changes after dark. Who knows what interesting night critters we'll encounter? We'll walk at a leisurely pace for the round trip of about three miles, with a cumulative elevation gain of around 600 feet.
This is the first year that docent-guided night walks have been conducted at Edgewood, so this is an unusual opportunity. Come experience a facet of Edgewood that we don't normally get in our daily lives, and help the preserve at the same time!
Bring dessert, plastic to sit on, and flashlight with red filter or cellophane covering. This 3-mile walk is geared to adults, but capable, attentive children 10 years and older are welcome if accompanied by an adult. Rain cancels.
Meet at the Bill and Jean Education Center.
Please visit Friends of Edgewood for information about other events at Edgewood County Park and Natural Preserve.
Friends of Edgewood aims to protect and celebrate Edgewood County Park and Natural Preserve as a unique treasure by promoting exemplary stewardship, and by reaching out with informative public programs. Visit FriendsofEdgewood.org.
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This is the retractable pet leash with an integrated flashlight. The flashlight is mounted to the top of the leash handle and has nine powerful LEDs that provide path-illuminating light during nighttime walks. The flashlight removes from the handle to enable untethered illumination without tugging on the dog. The nylon leash extends up to 16' and locks into place with a pull of the trigger. A built in storage compartment on the handle holds a waste bag and the ergonomic, non-slip handgrip ensures ease of carrying. Requires three AAA batteries. For dogs up to 36 lbs. 6 1/4" H x 2 1/2" W x 6 1/2" L. (12 oz.)
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By T405
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I thought this would be great, save me from having to hold a light and the leash. I was so disappointed when I got it; it felt so cheap as I was putting it together. I knew it wouldnt last and ended up sending it back.
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Good idea, lousey quality
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May be fine for small dogs,poor quality would not hold up with a 70lb dog
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The bright,almost floodlight, flashlight is worth the purchase. The leash is too heavy for my 5 lb dog, and doesn't automatically retract, then sticks, which scared her. But for a 15 lb dog it worked very well. I love that it has a place to stow clean-up bags, and it is very tough construction. But... It is s wide handle to hold, and not a large space for my small hand.
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I have not used this product as it is for Christmas gifts. I have looked at it and it is very sturdy and safe. I like the flashlite on it, great for winter evening walks with dogs. If the standard of this product is like all other products I have purchased from Hammacher Schlemmer, then I know I have a gift to give that will keep on giving!
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'Spin' names Dave Grohl greatest alternative drummer
Dave Grohl may be better known for his skills as a frontman these days, but "Spin" magazine is honoring him for his work behind the drum kit. He's sitting at the top of the publication's new list of the 100 Greatest Drummers of Alternative Music.
They praise the Nirvana drummer - who has also provided rhythm for Queens of the Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures, and many others - for scoring a "victory for the unpolished." "Spin" says Grohl's timing may not have been perfect and he isn't always one for nuance, but his "arms-overhead bashing" signaled the return of "emotion, feeling, and sweat" to rock drumming.
"Spin's" tally puts James Brown's stickmen Clyde Stubblefield and John "Jabo" Starks in the runner-up position, followed by the Police's Stewart Copeland at number three.
The rest of the top ten features Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen, Missing Person's Terry Bozzio, Can's Jaki Liebezeit, the Meters' Zigaboo Modeliste, Steve Reid, the Roots' Questlove, and Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith.
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