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Crystal Creek Meadows is a multi award-winning business, well known for combining luxury and romance with eco tourism best practices. View awards and read reviews and guest testimonials from people who have discovered the difference presented by this luxury accommodation in Kangaroo Valley.
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Beautiful, clean and comfortable |
Rose Garden Cottage 06/04/2014 - 08/04/2014 What a lovely stay. Thank you to Sophie and Chris, the cottage is so beautiful, clean and comfortable. The food you provided was so fresh and yummy. You made us feel so welcome, the girls loved the... |
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Fantastically relaxing weekend |
Billabong Spa Cottage 25/10/2013 - 27/10/2013 A fantastically relaxing weekend… just what we most needed! Thank you for your warm hospitality and all of the little treats in the cottage. Even though it was warm we lit the fire and it was lovely... |
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Enjoying the local environment here in Kangaroo Valley |
Jolly Jumbuck Cottage 14/01/2014 - 16/01/2014 Thank you Sophie and Chris for sharing your property and this wonderful Jumbuck Cottage with us. We just love the ambience and the flora and fauna. With your advise we went for long walks, tried your... |
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All the little touches made for an amazing weekend |
Fleur Farm Cottage 08/08/2014 - 10/08/2014 Thank you for an amazing weekend. All the little touches from the classical music playing on entry to the breakfast hamper in the fridge made for a relaxing weekend. You live in a beautiful part of... |
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A lovely long weekend |
Fleur Farm Cottage 02/08/2014 - 05/08/2014 Thank you so much for such a lovely long weekend. The cottage is so lovely and felt like a home away from home. The grounds are beautiful and so peaceful. Thanks also for thinking about Isla – all... |
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A piece of paradise |
Billabong Spa Cottage 10/09/2014 - 12/09/2014 You have a piece of paradise here. Relaxing, welcoming and extremely comfortable. Chocolates, port and all the other special touches plus Christopher and Sophie's warm welcome make you feel like a... |
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Celebrating a very special anniversary |
Jolly Jumbuck Cottage 22/09/2014 - 23/09/2014 What a magical place you have made! Thank you for our stay to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We just love everything about it here and we are already planning our return trip – except longer!... |
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Enjoying the yummy strawberries among other things |
Rose Garden Cottage 31/12/2013 - 05/01/2014 We had a great stay with you!! The girls loved the chickens, can't wait till we have some too, we went strawberry picking on our last night, we all enjoyed that and the strawberries were so yummy!... |
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Sofie and Mark | ACT, Australia |
Jolly Jumbuck Cottage 09/03/2007 Well here we are 12 months later and everything is still all so perfect. This will definitely be our annual trip. Thank you sophie and Chris for making this time away so peaceful, tranquil and... |
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Michelle Meagan Colleen Annie Antoniette Larraine | All over, Australia |
Rose Garden Cottage 03/07/2009 Excellent, Excellent, Excellent. Wonderful time had by all. Our Princesses weekend away was complete, there was nothing more we could ask for, the gift packs, creams, food and gowns adding the... |
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Rita & Bob | Americans living in Singapore |
Billabong Spa Cottage 07/06/2006 We've traveled the world, and this is the finest accommodation we've encountered. We enjoyed some great hikes & spectacular views, but is was always so nice to come "home" to our little cabin.... |
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"Heartwarming" | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
Fleur Farm Cottage 09/05/2011 What a feast to land in your paradise. A beautiful place that emphasises what we Europeans consider as the real Australian way of living. We like your special, keen and passionate sight on tradition... |
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"Emphasises what we European consider as the real Australian way of living' | Amsterdam Netherlands |
Fleur Farm Cottage What a feast to land in your paradise. A beautiful place that emphasises what we Europeans consider as the real Australian way of living. We like your special, keen and passionate sight on tradition... |
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Craig & Belinda | Australia |
09/11/2005 Everything was exactly as promised - in fact it exceeded expectations. We were after a quick break and immediate respite from business and a new baby - it was achieved easily here. I don\'t think... |
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Joelle & Mark | Australia |
20/11/2005 This was exactly the type of break we were looking for!! We loved the peace & tranquility of the cabin and all your attention to detail was a special treat. I don\'t think you missed anything!... |
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Gavin & Melissa | Australia |
Jolly Jumbuck Cottage 01/04/2008 What a fantastic way to spend our 1st Anniversary! Guys, you have done a fantastic job of mixing romance and enjoyment with this beautiful place. Thank you for all the personal touches. One word -... |
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Iain & Catherine (& McBub) | Australia |
Jolly Jumbuck Cottage 01/04/2008 We have renamed Crystal Creek Meadows to "Heaven on Earth" and have decided the Jolly Jumbuck Cottage was our slice of this Heaven. Thank you Sophie and Christopher for creating this place of... |
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Ken and Denise | Camden, Australia |
Fleur Farm Cottage 03/02/2007 A wonderful way to spend our 40th anniversary. The MGB brought back many memories. The cottage was delightful. The treatments Superb. Thank you so much for your hospitality. Our only wish so that we... |
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Guest Comment | Canberra |
Jolly Jumbuck Cottage 28/03/2008 Jolly Jumbuck is beautiful and we both loved it. Crystal Creek gave us a most wonderful and memorable honeymoon. There are no words to describe the whole experience. Thanks to Chris and Sophie for... |
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Chrissy & Simon | Canberra |
Fleur Farm Cottage 27/04/2006 Crystal Creek Meadows is a delightful oasis. All senses are tantalized beyond all expectations. Exceptional service, scenery & accommodation. A place that defines the enjoyment of what life has... |
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Bareback Pads Hello! I am interested in getting a bareback pad and I have been doing research on what ones are good and what ones to stay away from. Any advice? What type do you prefer? Anything would help guide my search :) THANKS! |
I've tried a number of bareback pads! At first, I had the Best Friend English bareback pad (English Bareback Pad). I wasn't a huge fan... it slipped a lot and didn't stay in the middle. I then got the Comfort Plus bareback pad (Comfort Plus Bareback Pad). This is a great pad! It's contoured and fit my swaybacked horse very well. It's actually a royal blue, not the blue-ish purple it looks in the picture. It also has D-rings, which is great because you can use a breastplate with it. I upgraded to the Comfort Plus pad with Thinline (Comfort Plus Bareback Pad with ThinLine) because I liked the extra shock absorbing padding for my old mare. I've also ridden in Diamond Wool suede bareback pads. They are nice once they're broken in, but stiff before that. I also dislike the girthing system. My horse has a swayback, so I love the contoured pads for her. I also like the pads with the D-rings because I use a breastcollar on trails. One thing to definitely avoid is a bareback pad with stirrups. Because there's no tree, it's common for the pad to slide side to side with stirrups, increasing the likelihood of your foot getting stuck. Good luck finding a bareback pad that works for you! |
1 Attachment(s) I have one with stirrups and I LOVE it. I don't ride far or hard, just a walk around the yard or pasture. It doesn't slip or slide and my mare has never acted sore. I use a breast collar which also helps to keep it in place and it has an actual cinch rather than a buckle. I wouldnt toss out the ones with stirrups before youve even tried one, just the cheaply made ones but that goes for most things. I also rarely use the stirrups but they are there if I want them. And besides you have treeless saddles with stirrups, whats the difference? Like all tack, in the wrong hands or used wrong can cause problems. Not all bareback pads with stirrups are bad. They are actually quite nice to have around. Posted via Mobile Device |
Since your horse has a sway back I'm going to suggest you looking into the saddle pads designed for sway back horses. If you have a local shoemaker you can always get a nylon strap stitched on. One nylon cinch strap is enough for both sides. You will need to punch numerous holes and burn each hole with a match. Then use a cinch with a buckle on each end. You would probably get a better fit with the saddle pad. I think Reinsman makes them. Look for one that is either contoured for the withers or is cut out in a U shape. |
I really do not agree with the stirups on bareback pads i beleive they are more dangerous than helping because 1. They are not secured on very well 2. If the saddle slides even a bit you will go with it 3. You begin to depend on the stirups Posted via Mobile Device |
I love riding bareback! i tried a couple different pads, including the Best friend western. I found a a parelli bareback pad on Craigslist for $100. It's the best by far! sturdy with suede seat helps you stick. Underside is wool felt. I use a regular saddle cinch and latigo strap. It does not slip. I too do not use stirrups on a pad. I think it's dangerous for me and uncomfortable for the horse. Posted via Mobile Device |
Prettydecoy, that Baretek looks awesome. Posted via Mobile Device |
The Best Friend pad is very good for horses with higher withers. The Parelli pad is very nice too but the bulk of the latigo can feel a bit uncomfortable. |
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2014 TakeLessons Scholarship Essay
If I can earn a living doing what I want for a living, I would be a story board writer or an author of short stories or comics. It would be amazing to be in this field as I would be able to come up with stories for millions of readers to see. As time passes, it would be a dream come true to become an editor or a lead in a large company that creates graphic novels or short stories.
The way I would change the world would be by creating new, and creative stories that everyone could enjoy. Many people crave to read something original and exciting and I would like to provide it to them through my writing. As I become more experienced at writing and telling stories it would be awesome to travel and see different parts of the world to add different cultures and different perspectives to my writing.
My goals to achieve my dream are to complete my degree and network with employers on different writing positions available. Studying and keeping track of my time and priorities will also help me get to my dreams, while staying focused on the task at hand and finishing all projects I start on. This will be a crucial step to learn as writing requires a lot of dedication and commitment.


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Love tunes alert: loving Calvin Harris's Feel So Close and also Wretch 32's new tune Don't Go - worth a listen. Another one is Charlie Simpson's Parachute - v sad. Not sure about Blink 132's first single in years Up All Night - loved them back in the day.
Yup, I have the weirdest, widest ranging tastes - I'd be happy in the Barbican listening to chamber music, happy rockin-out to Welsh rockers the Blackout and love a bit of dubstep. Why do peeps feel they have to stay loyal to one music genre??
Have had lots of e-mails about my competitive couples article I posted yesterday - lots of people are struggling with this issue! As I said, you have to stop seeing your partner as a rival - if you do it's probably insecurity that makes you feel that way... Time to boost your confidence - check out my articles on confidence in the "Powerful Living" section of my website.
Writing something about happiness [I'll let you know when it goes live - don't we all need to think more about building happiness into our lives and understanding unhappiness?!] and thinking about the topic for my online Sun newspaper Sex and Love Academy column that goes live again this Friday before wall-to-wall meetings and then finally grabbing drinks and dinner with an old pal that I haven't seen for ages.
Heartbreaking to see Amy Winehouse's parents so devastated in pictures from her funeral - such a horrible thing to lose a child. And as more stories emerge from Norway of the parents whose children have been torn away from them and you wonder how any of these parents will get through it.
TODAY'S THOUGHT: if you've lost someone you must find your own path mourning them. There's no set formula for the right or wrong way to mourn.
Personally it's been incredibly helpful when I've lost loved ones to celebrate their life in a way they would've appreciated. It has to mean something to you and it has to mean something to them - don't worry about what others think about the way you mourn for a loved one or the way you choose to celebrate their life!
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I'm excited that my new book 'THE LAWS OF SISTERHOOD - The girlfriends' guide to successful dating and finding the one' is available to preorder on Amazon.
I hope you find it a unique guide that emphasises how single friends can help each other make the most of the dating scene. As well as containing a vast array of tips and techniques to help you to dating success - everything from the first date, online dating, the signals he gives out through different behaviours, and how to improve your own signals are included.
"Pam's dating book is inspired and will make you a much more attractive and confident date" Jo Hemmings, Behavioural psychologist and author
My new book The Emotional Eater's Diet is published in the UK on May 15 - I'm very excited as I hope emotional eaters - women or men will find it helpful. Each year 2/3s of people start a diet and 20% start a new diet each month. Yet 95% of diets aren't successful.
I firmly believe that emotional eating to soothe difficult feelings is the culprit behind most of this failure. My book has a huge range of practical tips/strategies to help understand your emotions and manage your appetite. There are mini-quizes and real case studies.
It's available to preorder on Amazon. Please remember that food can fuel your energy needs but not your emotional needs. Take care!
I'm delighted that my latest book Sex Academy was endorsed by my fellow self-help author Siski Green who said: "Sex Academy really is THE Bible of sex books. The lessons and lectures cover the A-Z of everything you want to know - from Anal sex to getting Zero sex." I hope you enjoy it!
I was so excited and HAPPY to write this book on happiness covering my 10 unique Happiness Principles. I hope it helps increase your well-being, contentment, and happiness. I've packed it with dozens and dozens of easy-to-use strategies, plus life-changing insights. Based on about five years of collecting case studies and research I hope you'll find it helpful.
My latest sex guide's out - I've gone through thousands of questions people ask me about sex - from why they don't feel desire to how to handle a partner's kinky fetish. Here are the answers plus loads of tricks and techniques. Enjoy!
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The boyfriend of a 23-year-old woman who died after a brutal gang rape on a New Delhi bus has spoken out for the first time about the savage attack that has sparked protests across the country and his own trauma over his inability to save her.
The 28-year-old man, who suffered a fractured leg and other injuries in the attack, has been deeply traumatised and is currently at his parents' home in rural northern India where he is taking time out from his job at a software firm in New Delhi.
"What can I say? The cruelty I saw should not be seen ever. I tried to fight against the men but later I begged them again and again to leave her," he said in an interview by phone from Gorakhpur, a town in Uttar Pradesh state.
On December 16, the couple had been out to watch a movie and decided to get into a private bus when several rickshaws had refused to drive them back to the victim's home in a New Delhi suburb.
Once in the bus, he was attacked and his girlfriend was gang-raped by six allegedly drunk men, including the driver, who also violated her with an iron bar causing immense internal damage that would lead to her death last weekend.
The horrifying crime has appalled India and brought simmering anger about widespread crime against women to the boil amid angry calls for better protection by police and changed social attitudes.
The boyfriend, who asked not to be named, also recounted how passers-by had failed to come to their rescue after they were thrown out of the moving vehicle at the end of their nearly hour-long ordeal.
He was also critical of police for failing to be sensitive to his and his girlfriend's mental condition and also raised questions about the emergency care given in the public hospital where she was admitted.
"A passer-by found us (after the attack), but he did not even give my friend his jacket. We waited for the police to come and save us," he said.
The police have since arrested six suspects for the crime - five men and a minor believed to be aged 17 - who were charged with murder, rape and kidnapping in a city court on Thursday.
"I was not very confident about getting into the bus but my friend was running late, so we got into it. This was the biggest mistake I made and after that everything went out of control."
The driver of the bus then made lewd remarks and his accomplices joined him "to taunt" the couple, the boyfriend said.
He said he told the driver to stop the bus, but by then his accomplices had locked the two doors.
"They hit me with a small stick and dragged my friend to a seat near the driver's cabin."
After that the "driver and the other men raped my friend and hit her in the worst possible ways in the most private parts of her body".
"I cannot tell you what I feel when I think of it. I shiver in pain," he said.
He said the police who came to their rescue took his girlfriend to a government hospital, but failed to take into account his injuries and mental trauma.
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Shropshire folk band Whalebone's latest album shortlisted for Grammy Awards
Members of a Shropshire folk band could find themselves sharing the stage with some of the biggest names in the music world after getting on the shortlist for the Grammy Awards.
Whalebone have made it through to the penultimate round in the Best Folk Album and Album of the Year categories of the 56th awards, which will be held in Los Angeles in January.
The trio – lead guitarist Steve Downes, guitarist Charlotte Watson and Sarah Ibberson on fiddle – recorded their latest CD, Runes, at their studio in Eardington, near Bridgnorth. It was released in September and two of its tracks are also up for Best Instrumental Arrangement and Best Instrumental Composition.
The band is now waiting to see if they get from the shortlist to the nominations list, which would see them flying to the city's Staples Centre for the ceremony on January 26.
Steve Downes said: "It's rather surreal to see our name included in a list alongside those of so many musicians that have influenced and inspired us, including Led Zeppelin, Richard Thompson, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler and Nigel Kennedy. This is the first time we have had CD up for nomination."
Mr Downes sent the Runes CD to the Grammy's panel for consideration and after several e-mails and questions from the judges he was told they had made it through to the penultimate round.
He said: "To enter your own CD you have to be a member of the Recording Academy of America, which I am, but it then goes through a vetting procedure.
"With the names we are up against I would be quite shocked if we made it any further, but just to make it through to the equivalent of the semi-finals is an honour."
The band has been causing quite a stir across the Atlantic in recent months. James Mahoney from KPRB Radio, in Arizona, who plays a folk and Celtic music show twice a week, recently came over to visit them in Bridgnorth.
DJs from Canada have also been trying to get the band to fly over to perform.
Mr Downes said: "We are still very much in touch in with lady from Canada who runs a radio station and wants us to come over.
"It was also great to take Jim Mahoney around Bridgnorth to see some of the sights."
To hear the tracks nominated for the Grammys visit www.whalebone-music.com
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Game 62: Yankees at Braves
Derek Jeter SS
Curtis Granderson CF
Alex Rodriguez 3B
Robinson Cano 2B
Mark Teixeira 1B
Raul Ibanez LF
Nick Swisher RF
Russell Martin C
Hiroki Kuroda P
RHP Hiroki Kuroda (5-6, 3.46)
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Michael Bourn CF
Martin Prado LF
Brian McCann C
Dan Uggla 2B
Chipper Jones 3B
Jason Heyward RF
Eric Hinske 1B
Andrelton Simmons SS
Tim Hudson P
RHP Tim Hudson (4-2, 3.83)
Hudson vs. Yankees
TIME/TV: 7:10 p.m., YES Network and ESPN
WEATHER: A lot like yesterday. Warm outside with a few clouds and a bunch of sunshine.
UMPIRES: HP Tom Hallion, 1B Chad Fairchild, 2B Alfonso Marquez, 3B Brian O'Nora
GRAND: As you know, Alex Rodriguez hit his 23rd career grand slam last night, tying Lou Gehrig for the most grand slams all time. It was Rodriguez's 13th grand slam as a Yankee, tying Joe DiMaggio for the second-most in franchise history. Twelve of his grand slams have tied the game or given his team the lead (six as a Yankee). It was Rodriguez's 11th grand slam in the seventh inning or later.
ALL ABOUT A-ROD: The Yankees are 16-0 this season when Rodriguez drives in at least one run. They have won their last 20 such games dating back to last season.
DOUBLE DIGITS: With Rodriguez and Nick Swisher each hitting their 10th home runs of the season last night, the Yankees now have six players with double digit home runs in 2012. That's the most in the Majors.
CLOSING IT OUT: The Yankees are 12-8 in series finales this season. They have won their five of their last six finale and are 6-4 in finales on the road.
UPDATE, 7:33 p.m.: Hiroki Kuroda works a scoreless first inning, keeping a 1-0 lead intact after Jeter's double and Rodriguez's RBI single in the top of the inning.
UPDATE, 7:55 p.m.: Kuroda leaves the bases loaded in the second inning. See, having the pitcher hit isn't such a bad thing (striking out Hudson certainly helped).
UPDATE, 8:46 p.m.: Big fist pump from Martin as Kuroda gets out of another jam. He left runners at second and third in the fourth inning, keeping that 1-0 lead intact. It's starting to rain quite a bit here, but so far they're playing through it.
UPDATE, 9:07 p.m.: Kuroda's been pitching out of trouble all night, but Brian McCann just crushed a two-run homer in the fifth to put the Braves in front 2-1.
UPDATE, 9:27 p.m.: Two-run homer by Granderson has the Yankees back in front. You knew they weren't going to win this game without a home run anyway.
UPDATE, 10:30 p.m.: Huge out by Eppley, getting the double play to end the eighth, leaving the tying run stranded at third.


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Tom Waits Tours; Eugene Hütz Wanders Off
Living, as we do, in the same area as one of the greatest songwriters to ever live, we here at City Sound Inertia HQ heard through the grapevine long ago that Tom Waits was touring this year "through the south." And knowing, as we do, of Waits' propensity to keep the king away from his castle, so to speak, we didn't hold our breath for a Bay Area show.
Waits announced his tour this morning. A round-trip ticket to Phoenix, AZ is $240. We're seriously considering it.
June 17 – Phoenix, AZ | June 18 -Phoenix, AZ | June 20 – El Paso, TX | June 22 – Houston, TX | June 23 – Dallas, TX | June 25 – Tulsa, OK | June 26 – St Louis, MO | June 28 – Columbus, OH | June 29 – Knoxville, TN | July 1 – Jacksonville, FL | July 2 – Mobile, AL | July 3 – Birmingham, AL | July 5 – Atlanta, GA
In other news, correspondents tell us that Gogol Bordello's Eugene Hütz totally fuckin' rocked the walls off the French Garden restaurant on Saturday night in Sebastopol. To finish off his time spent at the Herdeljezi Festival, Hütz lined up a bunch of shot glasses along a table, filled them with strong liquor, and imbibed to his Romani heart's content while climbing on top of chairs and powering through a fiery set of traditional gypsy tunes. (You can read David Sason's Bohemian interview with Hütz here.)
Hütz had been spending the weekend staying at his buddy Les Claypool's house, and someone close to the Claypool family informs us that Hütz's wandering spirit must have overtaken him after the show on Saturday.
He never came home that night.
Gogol Bordello's Eugene Hutz Coming To Sebastopol!
People at Gogol Bordello's typically frenetic and crazy show at the Warfield Theater last week might have been too caught up in the mayhem to notice, but amidst the gypsy-punk rollicking and flailing bodies, singer Eugene Hutz announced to the crowd that he was going to be part of some sort of Gypsy festival in Sebastopol. With his Eastern European background, surely, he must have meant Sevastopol, the Ukranian city on the Crimea peninsula. Right?
Sonoma County, get out your herring and borscht: confirmed by Voice of Roma—the group who puts on the yearly festival—Eugene Hutz of Gogol Bordello will appear as a guest DJ at this year's 12th Annual Herdejezi Festival at the Sebastopol Veterans Building on Friday, May 2nd. Also on the bill for the rest of the weekend's festivities are Yuri Yunakov, Vadim Kopalkov, Petra Safarova, Reyhan Tuzsuz, and Brass Menazeri. Crowd-surfing on top of a marching bass drum is optional.
For those who don't know, Gogol Bordello is one of the most mind-blowing live bands in the world right now, recalling the raucousness of the Pogues, the passion of the Clash, and the endurance of a young Bruce Springsteen. Hutz, the band's enigmatic frontman, also has a show-stealing role in the wonderfully off-kilter film Everything is Illuminated.
Thanks to Caitlin for the heads up.


text: Miley Cyrus shows new tattoo Miley Cyrus has had a quote from President Theodore Roosevelt tattooed on her arm. The 19-year-old singer-and-actress showed off her new body art yesterday (10.07.12), with the words from the former US leader"s 1910 speech clearly visible on her left forearm. The tattoo reads: "So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat." It seems Miley - who is engaged to Liam Hemsworth - has been looking to the past for inspiration quite a lot recently, as she quoted famed scientist Albert Einstein on her twitter page earlier this week. She wrote: "I love Mondays! If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things."- Albert Einstein (sic)" The "Last Song" star has 14 other tattoos on different parts of her body and has previously revealed all her inkings have significant meanings behind them. She said: "It really doesn"t hurt if you"re thinking about the meaning. I could never get a meaningless tattoo, but I think that if you"re doing something that"s important, that"s significant in your life, it takes some of the pain away."


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Poor customer service! Just wanted to let ya'll know, so you won't order from this place. I had seen on a post about Indian Bosals. It seemed to be a product that maybe would work well for my horse. A site was given for www.crazyropes.com. I went to the site, liked what I saw, ordered one. That was 10/14/11. It's been 5 weeks, I have emailed her asking when to expect my bosal, no response. I have called the # given to contact her about order status. Have left a good 6 or 8 messages. No return call or email. Today I called, her "mailbox is full" :roll:. I just sent another email. Is it unreasonable for me to expect my merchandise before now? I found out later, this site has a reputation for slow service. But, not to even have the curtousy to return my call or email. That's just poor service. Just wanted ya'll to know, so you don't make the same mistake I did! My rant is over... for now anyway. (sorry for the poor grammer, I'm just a country hick! lol) |
I can't say whether or not your product itself should be here. That depends a lot on back orders, and what they keep in stock. However you definitely SHOULD have received a prompt response to your first call/email. Posted via Mobile Device |
If you paid via credit card I would call my company and ask them to cancel the transaction for non-receipt of goods - there is a time limit so I wouldn't wait. |
Perhaps, healthwise she's in down time. She does mention she's back up. Who knows maybe she was hit by a bus. It does sound like a one-horse operation. |
I'm tired, so maybe misreading.....doesn't the OP say it was ordered 10/14? OP-do you mean 9/14? I am confused. |
that sucks, hope you are able to get a refund. This website has similar stuff, I ordered a rope halter from them and they are the most helpful company I have ever dealt with. I wasn't sure which size to order so they told me how to measure and made sure I got the correct size. Half Circle Ranch, For All of your Natural Horsemanship Needs Not sure if they have what you want but I highly recomend them if they do! |
That paragraph about she had been down, was there 5 wks ago also. If these take 6 wks to make, fine, just let me know that. |
That's why I PMed you and told you about her poor customer service when you originally asked. I received the same service, but I wasn't in any hurry to receive my order, so I wasn't particularly annoyed with it. I would comment on the facebook because I know she checks that (usually to delete posts from annoyed customers). This woman has a history of terrible customer service and taking weeks or months to get simple orders made and shipped. There are times I've gone to the Crazy Ropes facebook and it is completely full of comments asking about the status of orders and whatnot. This is not uncommon, and I PMed nuisance about it when she was asking about bitless options. |
Unfortunately i had ordered it already. |
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Las Vegas, here we come
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Mar 20, 2011
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Jun 05, 2011
Douglas to Las Vegas
A few of us were up bright and early today and got away by 5h30. It was a real chilly morning and a jacket and gloves were essential. The road out of Douglas was wonderful as it made its way through the hills. We passed a wonderful old cowboy town called "Nogales" where I was tempted to stop and take photos but with the speed the rest of them were doing I knew I would never catch them up again so decided against it.
The mountains got less and the road became a long straight line through the open desert kind of land with not much to see at all. We headed up through the city of Tucson and onto "interstate 10" towards Phoenix. Today we were eating up the miles like mad.
As we headed up interstate 10 through the flat lands there in the distance was a wonderful pointed mountain. As we got closer I took a few photos of this rather strange mountain in the desert. As we got closer and were alongside this this unusual mountain John who was leading pulled off the motorway and went into some services for breakfast. I then saw a sign saying "Red Rock".
A full English breakfast was had by some or a simple beacon burger as I had, fill up the tanks and get going was the order of the day as we still had over 300 miles to do before we reach Las Vegas.
We headed on up interstate 10 towards Phoenix at slightly higher speed than the speed limit of 75mph but we were still being good as every other car on the freeway was overtaking us.
John was leading us using his sat-nav as we entered Phoenix. There were motorway junctions everywhere in this city and one had to know what interstate to follow otherwise you could get well and truly lost.
One road I was warned not to take across the city was the "101" but instead was to follow interstate 17 North and then cut over onto the 101 at the North of the city. Slightly more distance but much quicker. But John did not get this info and turned off at the first exit for the 101. I stopped him at the junction where we joined the 101 road and sure enough all we could see was trucks all the way and red traffic lights.
We U turned and went back towards the freeway where we found the others waiting. They had decided it was better to stay on "Interstate 17" and head to Vegas via Flagstaff. This route was about 50 miles longer and was freeway all the way and in my opinion was not worth it. We took a vote and the secondary 101 road won and so that was the way we went.
I lead the group around Phoenix but somehow missed the off ramp for the 101 and just after that Andy came flying up behind me and took us off the next off ramp. Even though I had missed the 101 it was simple to get back onto it and so Andy with his sat-nav took us from here. As it was the weekend there were loads of folk out on there Harley's for a trip. When we pulled up at a petrol station we got chatting to a few of these riders. They were sure quick in telling us just how mad we were at what we were doing. After a long chat with them one rider wanted to ride with us for a while. He lead the way for about 20 or so miles but after that I had to overtake him and get going as he was just taking his time and plodding along..............then that's about all a Harley can do otherwise it will fall to pieces;-)
With me up front we pressed on towards Vegas. Much of the time the speed on this 101 road was 65mph and so I sat at about70 all the way but again we were being overtaken by everything inc large trucks.
Thank goodness whenever went freeway as this road was great with just about no traffic at all on it. It had a few curves now and again and was certainly much more scenic than the freeway.
About 30 miles before the town of Wikieup I looked in my mirror and noticed the others had pulled over and stopped. I pulled over and waited and soon Andy on his BMW came along and told me his bikes engine just cut out. I suggested as it was now running that we try and get to Wakeup and check it out there. We get going but a few miles further and his bike is playing up again and again but finally we made it to Wikieup where we pulled into a petrol station and filled up.
His bike seemed ok the last few miles here and so we decided to just get going but after he filled up his bike just did not want to know and simply refused to start. "It's the fuel pump controller" shouts Andy, "I have a spare one".
Within 5 minutes it was all hands on deck and we had to take off crash bars, side covers etc just to replace this faulty electronic item. About a hour passes and the new unit is fitted and the bike is back together and sure enough one push of the button and the bike fires up.
We are off and heading towards Vegas once again. By now the sun is beating down on us and the cold morning has turned into yet another boiling summers day. I had been riding since Red Rock without gloves or jacket but here at Wikieup I decided to put my jacket back on simply for protection!!
This protection was not from the elements of the sun or in case I fell of the bike or anything like that but protection from some massive flying insects that seemed to come in swarms along this section of road. You could see these swarms coming straight for you and one had to duck and try to hide behind the screen to avoid them. When they hit my bare arms it was like a stone being thrown up from a car ahead. The other problem as I was to find out is that they had a good mighty sting on them and when one got down my T-shirt and stung me it was agony to say the least. Hell only knows what these large insects were but I think they were Hornets.
We head on up the 101 towards Kingman where we once again stop for a fill-up. Its only been 50 miles since the last but its another 100 miles to Vegas and Scott's XT660 will only just do about 150 miles on a tank and so we thought we better not take any chances.
I travelled this road a number of years ago and what a change they have done to it. Then it was simply a two lane road full of cars and trucks. It had tailbacks all the way and it was a nightmare to get passed the trucks and slow moving vehicles. Now its all freeway and duel carriageways and is 100% better. The town of Kingman is a totally different place with all these motorways etc running through it.
Its been a long day so far and we all just want to get to Vegas but there is one other attraction we all want to see before arriving into Vegas and that is Hover Dam. The new freeway simply passes the dam wall on a massive high concrete arched bridge. We cross this bridge and take the next off ramp and follow the old road down and over the dam wall. The place is full of tourists and even finding somewhere to park our bikes is hard. I as usual run around taking photos while the rest chat with a group of Harley riders. I then head back up the road and set up my cameras and wait for the group to cross the dam wall.
As they drive on past me I load the cameras back into my bike and race after them only to find Scot and Andy stopped around the corner. Scott's drive chain has come off once again and again its all hands on deck to rectify the problem.
Once sorted and a quick trip up to the view point to see the dam and its off towards Vegas once again.
Another half hours ride and we arrive into Vegas. As always its as busy as hell and its stop go stop go all the way. Finally we arrive into our parking area of our hotel "Imperial Hotel". By the time we get parked up we are miles from the hotel. We unload our bikes and make our way to the lifts. Out the lift and we are lost. Trying to find our way around this place is simply impossible. We finally see a few signs saying "Front desk" and so we follow them. Our first impressions are not good as the carpets and all are just filthy and it sure looks like this hotel has seen better days. Its a mighty long walk to the front desk and after waiting in a queue I finally get to the desk only to find they don't even have a reservation for me!! "What about me booking a room right now?" I asked, only to be told the hotel is fully booked and no rooms are available. Great I think, what do I do now?? This is all one needs after a 500 mile bike trip. Finally John said he has a spare bed in his room and so I simply stayed there.
That evening we all headed to the top of the Vegas strip to the Harley Restaurant where I had a massive rack of ribs and a few Margaritas. I was certainly rather unstable when it came to walking back to the hotel.


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"We don't enter into careers in newspaper journalism for the awards, but they certainly are well-deserved kudos for the hard work our staff does on a daily basis," Pilot & Today Editor Brent Boyer said. "I couldn't be more proud of our team."
First-place honors for the Pilot & Today were for beat reporting, business story, feature story, informational graphic, online breaking news, online special package, photo illustration, photo portrait/personality, sports column, sports story and spot news story.
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Independence Day in Steamboat Springs
From more than 100-year-old traditions like rodeos and parades to the modern additions of extravagant fireworks shows and summertime ski jumping, Steamboat shows it knows how to celebrate the Fourth of July in style.-
- Rodeo cowboys are just along for the ride
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Steamboat Springs If not for an agile Ute Indian boy, Steamboat's first organized Independence Day celebration on July 4, 1876, would not have been as meaningful for its earliest Caucasian settlers.
James and Margaret Crawford, who brought their family here in 1875, flew Old Glory, with its 37 stars, from the corner of their one-room cabin in June 1876. (Colorado didn't join the Union until August of that year.) As July 4 approached, James Crawford decided to do it up right. He didn't have any means of producing a fireworks display, but he cut and peeled a tall pine tree and set it in place near the Iron Spring. The Crawfords invited a group of Ute Indians to witness the raising of the stars and stripes.
According to an article that published in the Steamboat Pilot in 1981, Steamboat's inaugural Fourth of July parade included the Crawford youngsters — Lulie, John and Logan — and the only other people of European heritage in the area, Mike Farley and Charles and Owen Harrison. According to reports, the Utes grew anxious when they saw the flag raised. The only other time they had seen it was waving from the flagpoles at forts and other government agencies that held bad karma for them. Crawford used hand signals and a handful of Ute words to reassure the true natives of the Yampa Valley.
Crawford had attached wooden pulleys to his flagpole, but the rope refused to work and kinked in the pulleys. As the story goes, Chief Yahmonite instructed his 15-year-old nephew, Pahwintah, to climb the pole and free the flag. The day was saved.
The first journalistic account of a July Fourth celebration was published in the Steamboat Pilot in 1886:
"The citizens of Steamboat Springs devoted the entire day of July 3 (the Fourth fell on the Sabbath) to patriotism and pleasure. A new flagpole had been erected near old Fort Farnsworth of Indian War fame, and as the morning dawned, the splendid 15-foot flag of the town company was seen ascending to its place.
"A shout of joy arose from all parts of town, and as the echoes came back from the mountainside and canyon, it seemed indeed there was an army of glad patriots encamped in every glen and mountain fastness around us."
A casual luncheon on the grass followed the flag raising: "Everybody in the neighborhood was there. The ladies were making the disposition for the dinner — spreading the bright covers upon the greensward; the children played among the flowers and mosses on the banks of the sparkling mountain stream, men were engaged in erecting swings and various contrivances for athletic sports.
"The odor of roasting venison pervaded the camp and soon dinner was announced. And such a dinner! Every good thing obtainable or desirable was provided in great abundance.
"Iced lemonade, iced milk were lavishly supplied and were keenly enjoyed. Four o'clock brought the announcement that an ice cream supper would be served by Mrs. Crawford and daughter at their residence.
"The evening concluded with the singing of patriotic songs: 'My Country 'tis of Thee' and 'My Father's Sabre,' accompanied by Mrs. Crawford's organ."
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Case III - LabCorp v Metabolite
This case was fought during 2000-to-2009 and the fight was 'Whether a patent can be allotted on co-rrelational relationship in a medical test result?' In the 1980s, research scientists at University Patents (UPI), US, discovered that high levels of the amino acid homocysteine in the body are correlated with dangerously low levels of two B vitamins. UPI filed for a patent, seeking to license both the method of testing for the amino acid, and the correlation of the amino acid levels with B vitamin levels. UPI's successor licensed Metabolite Laboratories, which in 1992 sub-licensed the patent to Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings (LabCorp). When in 1998, LabCorp started using another company's test and stopped paying Metabolite royalties, Metabolite sued.
A jury found LabCorp guilty of patent infringement and breach of contract and awarded damages to Metabolite. In an appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, LabCorp argued that the patent was invalid. Natural phenomena themselves are not patentable, but new applications of them normally are. LabCorp argued that Metabolite had impermissibly patented a relationship that already existed in nature. The Federal Circuit rejected that argument, however, ruling that Metabolite could patent its discovery of the correlation and that any association of homocysteine levels with B vitamin deficiency could constitute patent infringement. LabCorp appealed its case to the Supreme Court. The Court dismissed the writ of certiorari as improvidently granted. The decision of the Federal Circuit was left in place, as if the Supreme Court had never agreed to hear the case at all.
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Although most of my relatives are not covered in these census substitutes, others are. For example, Greenville, South Carolina is well represented in the city directories. Many of my SC ancestors moved here to work in the mills.
In the 1948 Greenville City directory I found my grandparents, Roy & Betty Huyler Albea. They had been married in Greenville in February of 1947. This directory shows my grandparents during their first year of marriage. Roy was working as a spooler at Brandon Mills. The couple was listed as "r10 Woodward," which indicates that they roomed at this location.
This information is for 1948 - a year when no national census took place. Without this directory, I would not know the couple's address for this time period. Based on library visits to view Atlanta city directories, I know that by 1950 Roy & Betty had settled in Atlanta at a Hotel owned by Roy's mother and step-father. Using Ancestry's collection, I see that the Clary's remained at 10 Woodward.
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...and now Get Ziggy has a hat!
I didn't think you would remember the prototype hat I had knit for the original Get Ziggy late last year and was blown away at how many of you not only remembered it, but were really enthusiastic about wanting to knit it.
And since you all asked so nicely, I decided to give it another go. I tinkered with the pattern some more until I was satisfied that it met my strict wearability and super-cute-on-a-baby standards, heehee!
So there you have it: my Get Ziggy pattern now includes instructions to knit this matching hat as well as a detailed photo tutorial to make the pompoms. I sent the new version of the pattern to everyone who had already purchased it (though if you already bought the pattern but didn't get an e-mail from me about it today, please drop me a line so I can send you the new file).
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) Commissioner Michelle Boone today unveiled the Chicago Cultural Plan 2012, the first new plan for strengthening the city's arts and cultural sector in more than 25 years. The Plan was developed after months of meetings with stakeholders and community members across the city and includes input from thousands of Chicagoans. The new Plan will serve as the central planning document for enhancing Chicago's thriving arts and culture sector, supporting creativity, innovation and excellence in the arts. The final Plan and executive summary can be downloaded at www.chicagoculturalplan2012.org or www.cityofchicago.org/DCASE.
"Chicago already boasts an incredible arts and cultural sector, from marquee events downtown to creative and innovative shows in our neighborhoods," said Mayor Emanuel. "Fueled by participation from residents from all corners of the city, Chicago's new cultural plan identifies ways the arts can build community, stimulate economic development, create jobs, attract visitors and foster innovation for years to come."
The foundation of the plan was laid by input from thousands of Chicago residents. In February, DCASE launched a series of town halls, neighborhood meetings, social media exchanges, art sector workshops and stakeholder forums to solicit external input for crafting a new vision. Residents, artists, arts administrators and culture enthusiasts are now encouraged to embrace the plan and take action to help make hundreds of initiatives reality.
"The Chicago Cultural Plan 2012 represents the ideas and passion of Chicago's greatest asset – its citizens," said Commissioner Michelle T. Boone. "This input helped us craft a vision for the city's future cultural life that values making the arts more accessible to all; ensuring cultural activities are abundant in every neighborhood; and identifying new ways for residents and visitors alike to experience Chicago's vibrant creative scene."
The Chicago Cultural Plan 2012 contains a set of 10 initiatives with 36 recommendations and over 200 ideas. The result is a call to action for communities, individuals, government, cultural institutions, non-profits and corporations to work together to ensure success. The ten initiatives of the plan include:
Throughout the public engagement process, a top concern was improving access to arts education for Chicago's children. As a direct result, Chicago Public Schools is developing a new Arts Education Plan, to be finalized in the coming months. Today, an "Arts Abstract" for the CPS Arts Education Plan was released in conjunction with the release of the City's new Cultural Plan, which outlines the following goals:
"The CPS Arts Education Plan aims to elevate the arts to a core subject to ensure that every CPS student will receive a comprehensive and sequential study of the four art forms – visual art, music, dance and drama – from preschool through high school graduation," said Barbara Byrd-Bennett, CEO of the Chicago Public Schools. "Arts education will be tied to learning in the other subjects such as math, reading and science, to develop the skills students will need for success in the 21st century workforce: creativity, innovation, critical thinking and communications skills."
The proposed 2013 City budget includes a $1 million investment to support some of the new initiatives that will be implemented through the Chicago Cultural Plan 2012. Half of this will be directed towards initiatives that are being developed for the Arts Education Plan.
"Every time I open the paper these days I read that our country needs the workforce of the 21st Century to be collaborative, flexible, innovative and imaginative. Those are exactly the skills students learn through the arts," said world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma. "Additionally, research shows us again and again that children who study the arts are more likely to graduate high school, attend college and contribute to the economic and civic life of their communities. The visionary plan for arts education announced by Mayor Emanuel today will be transformational for the students of Chicago."
"Art revitalizes communities, offering a shared experience and fostering civic pride, while arts education in schools gives voice to young hearts and minds. This self-realization boosts their potential to contribute back to the community," said Renée Fleming. "With civic leaders, educators and artists working together, Chicago will lead the nation in harnessing the power of the arts for the public good."
"The arts uniquely inspire, invigorate and involve us," said Damian Woetzel. "The energy and enthusiasm created by the arts today at Perez Elementary is a model for every neighborhood and school in Chicago and beyond."
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The day will begin with the third annual Forever Walk/Run For Pancreatic Cancer Awareness and Research in honor of Maria Young — the mother of former Terps All-American Ryan Young — who passed away from pancreatic cancer on April 17, 2011 after battling the disease for more than three years.
Registration starts at 9 a.m. at the West Gate of Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium.
Forever Young t-shirts will also be available for $20. All proceeds will do to the Lustgarten Foundation, a pancreatic cancer research foundation based in Bethpage, N.Y., that was a helpful resource to Young during her fight.
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A shot of the park near my place. This is a protected water shed area that actually snakes it's way north east of here for another couple hundred acres. I always thought these houses had an odd location; but now I seeit differently. A great place.