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PHOENIX, ARIZONA -- My vehicle was stolen on December 4, 2015. It is now January 26th, 2016 and I still do not have a new vehicle due to Toyota Financial Service incompetent, unreliable, rude, unprofessional staff. They received a $22,000 check from my insurance company, wanting me to continue making payments on the remaining balance owed, until my GAP Insurance claim went through, the one they were supposed to start after they received payment, which they did not.
I had to start the process. I had to send the paperwork in. The 2 pieces of paperwork that Toyota had to provide was still not given to them a week later, yet they still want me to make payments when they are not doing their job!!! They have not called me once. They have not sent one piece of paperwork to the GAP Insurance as requested over a week ago. But I can assure you, they dinged my credit as fast as they could.
I will never, ever deal with this company again after this. I have looked into filing a lawsuit against them, and I have recorded every single phone call I have had with their so-called staff. ** this company, and the idiots they have working for them shouldn't even say working, more like schooling. If I didn't have to select a star I wouldn't. These idiots don't even deserve stars to show!!!
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA -- Though a period of hardship, I had fallen behind on my payments. I called this morning to bring my account up to date. What ensued was a 45 minute episode of being told I was a liar, that I didn't know how to manage my money, and many other insults when I just wanted to pay my account. It was the most insulting and humiliating exchange I have ever had with any sort of customer service. I am not surprised that I see so many other complaints. I will never buy another Toyota ever again because I never want to go through an experience like I had this morning.
BEDFORD, OHIO -- I turned in my 2011 Camry SE at lease end and under mileage with no excessive wear or damage. Toyota accepted the vehicle no questions asked. 1 of the key fobs I turned in had a dead battery but otherwise worked. 4 weeks later I received a bill for $375 for a key fob replacement plus tax. The fob probably takes a $3-5 battery which I would gladly replace, but Toyota won't allow it. This is all because I signed my lease months before Toyota started the disposition fee, so it didn't apply to my lease terms. There is no chance I'm paying this! Anyone with experience and any suggestions for recourse please help.
AUSTIN, TEXAS -- We leased a Toyota Camry back 3 years ago. I have leased cars for several years. I have never paid any money at the end of any lease I have had. I kept the cleaned and is a reasonable shape. We did drive them. At the end of this Toyota Financial lease, last 3 years, the car has 30,000 miles and has had dealer maintenance. I guess they charge for tires being worn, which makes me wonder, are 3 of tires they worn after 30,000 miles. What kind of tires do they provide? Also the front end, which if driven will have tiny dings in it no matter who you are.. imagine that.. not dents, tiny paint chips, hmmm, I don't if I ever had a 3 year old car without tiny dings in the front.
Needless to say Toyota Financial wants their cars back from the lease after 30,000 miles, which again is 5,000 less miles than I was allowed on the lease, with absolutely NO wear at all. Means I'm giving them money basically for nothing. Just a note to remember, don't lease from Toyota financial. I have leased 4 other cars in my life including an Acura and several others and have NEVER owed anything at the end of any of the leases. I guess the Toyota company, needs to over charge its customers maybe they're broke, maybe the cars are manufactured cheap now.. no quality I guess.
I am buying a Toyota from someone that has a loan through Toyota financial services. It has been 3 weeks since I transferred the money to the owner, and Toyota still has not issued a lien release. Because of this, I have been unable to title my new car. The first time the owner called, TFS made it seem like everything was fine and that the money was going through. The owner even had her online account closed. Days later when the release had not arrived, she called and found out the representative wrote down the wrong bank account number. Thus, the loan did not get paid off. No one at TFS thought it was necessary to call anyone to fix that issue.
Fast forward another week. After being told that a certain method of payment was the fastest by two different people, we come to find out that it will be another 10 days before the money is cleared. Overall, the experience with TFS has been terrible and very frustrating. Customer service has not been helpful, was rude on numerous occasions, and had conflicting answers for our questions. Do not go with TFS!
FALLBROOK, CALIFORNIA -- I leased a Vehicle 5 years ago from Toyota Motor Corporation. 2 and 1/2 years ago I was forced to file bankruptcy thanks to a fraudulent debt consolidation company. I decided to go ahead and keep my vehicle so I continued making every payment on it and calling once a month to make sure they received my payment. 14 months ago I decided I might as well pay off my lease so I don't have to call them every month to make sure they got my payment. So within 1 week, I called TFS 3 different times to talk to them about paying off. 3 times they gave me a payoff amount that would satisfy my lease until the maturity date.
So I went ahead and wrote a check in the amount of 4805.55 (which they told me I need to pay 3 times) and wrote Paid In Full in the comment section of the check. 2 days ago I find a man in my driveway towing my car. He was from a repossession company and he said TFS sent them because I had an outstanding debt of 1805.00 that wasn't paid. I called TFS to resolve this matter and they say there is nothing they can do. The lady named ** that gave me my payoff gave me the wrong figures 3 times in a row. She failed to add 4 months of payments into the figure she gave me and now it's my fault.
They say their computer notes don't say that she ever quoted me those figures and that the only thing they have is that she told me I had 14 more pymt. When you call to get a payoff you don't ask for months. You ask for dollars and cents right? I have no proof because they would not send me anything giving me my payoff balance due to my BK. They will not help me. They are rude, and obviously they don't care if they lose a customer. I have bought 3 vehicles from them and my family has bought 7 total from them. My mom co-signed for me and now her credit is showing a repossession as well.
I have spent at least 48000 on this vehicle that only had a sticker price of 27995 and I was even going to refi the maturity amount and pay it completely off. I advise anybody out there that are considering buying a vehicle from Toyota to get their own financing and even better don't buy your Toyota from Toyota. By the way I hate TFS.
Alright here is the latest. TFS just sent me my rights letter, which tells me what I have to do to get my truck back. I have to pay 13,990 to get my truck out of the repo yard. They will not finance the residual for me. They want me to go get my own financing, which who is going to finance me for something that isn't even worth how much I need the loan for. So I guess I'm **.
NATIONWIDE -- Toyota Financial Services provides a panic message on my answering machine to call within 24 hours. I call and give the last 4 numbers of my Social Security number. The computer provides full details on my loan. I then press 0 to speak to a service representative on two occasions. Both times they insist on my full Social Security number or will not proceed. This is against federal law so beware and report your problems ASAP. Manager agreed they need to retrain reps so please monitor and report problems. Thank you.
MARINA DEL REY, CALIFORNIA -- I made the biggest mistake to lease a car with Toyota Financial Services. I just finished paying the FIVE year lease. Never late, never missed a payment. They run my credit and want to charge me $10,600.00 more just on interest to loan me $10,700.00 do to my credit. They don't care if you have great history with them. All they want is to make their money... I don't know what I'm going to end up doing. I know I had a tough time with my credit cards but I never missed a car payment.
KENTUCKY -- We co-signed a loan for our daughter to buy a Toyota Corolla. After a series of unfortunate events, she filed bankruptcy, but wanted to reaffirm her loan with TFS. They refused to reaffirm, but said they would accept her payments until the car was paid off. They stopped sending monthly billings altogether. She mistakenly believed that, like her student loans, payments were deferred until all legalities had been settled. She had saved back the payments to make when the billings were resumed.
As you can imagine, her ignorance resulted in repossession of the vehicle. She received no notice of this impending action. Apparently, they do not have to notify her. Oh, sure... They can accept monthly payments with interest on the money borrowed by the bankrupt person, but they will not reaffirm, bill or notify the buyer of delinquencies.
That's bad enough. However, we, as co-signers, were NEVER NOTIFIED by TFS by phone or mail of the bankruptcy, delinquent payments, impending repossession, etc. until AFTER the car had been impounded... then, only to notify us by mail, 6 days after the fact, that the car would be auctioned if not redeemed. On top of that, when we called them, they told us that they could not talk with us about it... only our daughter. When SHE called, they could only talk with US about it.
Each conversation (approximately EIGHT To TEN different calls) resulted in MIS/DIS-information. When we asked to speak to a supervisor, we were questioned as to why we needed to talk to a supervisor when they would tell us the same thing. OUR RESPONSE: GREAT! Based on the different information we had been receiving, it would be good to hear the same story from two representatives. We were then transferred to the "supervisor" ** who, in fact, we were told later, was NOT a supervisor, who gave us MORE inaccurate information!
The REPO department personnel were uninformed, rude, and downright deceitful. We redeemed the car immediately upon receipt of the actual redemption letter, which included approximately $500 in repo/storage fees. Had we been notified about the default on the loan, we could have settled this matter LONG ago without involving repossession and the associated fees.
Perhaps this is all legally correct, but it is SO WRONG for the consumer! A POOR way to do business, and we will certainly remember this experience in the future. This was our FOURTH Toyota purchased in 15 years and it will also be our LAST! All were GREAT vehicles! However, TMC's affiliation with TFS has soured our opinion to the point that we will look elsewhere for our automotive needs and will advise others to do likewise.


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I am 15 years old and I have just begun to adhere to the teachings of Islam. The only source I have for learning the religion is Islamic sites on the Internet, like this site of yours, because I do not have anyone who can take me to the mosque, which is 5 miles away from where I live and walking there is very dangerous. In addition to that, my father wants to prevent me from using the Internet so that I will focus more on my studies. He also hates me to read or learn from your site, because he is Shi'i and he says that you will brainwash me. He is insisting on teaching me the Shi'i madhhab, and even their way of praying which I find is very different from the way other Muslims pray. I do not know what I should do now. Can you advise me?.
Firstly, we praise Allah for having guided you to the truth, and we ask Him to make you steadfast and help you to attain all that is good. Remember that you have been greatly blessed, and if you devote your entire life and wealth for that purpose, that will be little in return for that blessing. Do you know how many millions of people of your father's background worship rocks and human beings? Do you know that all these people believe that the Qur'aan is distorted and they regard the Sahaabah as kaafirs, apart from a few of them? Do you know that these people have revived the shirk of Jaahiliyyah and added more forms of shirk than were known in the past?
We do not call people to anything except worship of Allah, may He be exalted, and we also call people to venerate and respect the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) and not to impugn his honour or slander his Companions. As we love all of the Sahaabah and pray that Allah be pleased with them, and we seek to draw closer to Allah by loving them, we also love and respect the people of the Prophet's household (Ahl al-Bayt), and we seek to draw closer to Allah by loving them.
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5. Pray for him and for all of your family to be guided to the right path. Strive to make this du'aa' when you are prostrating and during the last third of the night.
6. Finally, we advise you to use wisdom in dealing with your father. If he teaches you to pray in the Shi'i manner and you cannot reject it, then accept it from him and pretend to agree with him, but pray in the manner established in the sound Sunnah. With regard to the way the prayer is done, the matter is broad in scope in sha Allah, and you come under the heading of one who is forced to do something. You are at an age when you are not old enough to separate from him, so be patient until the time comes when you can leave, then if Allah guides your father before that, you can stay with them, or you can leave and live independently, so as to protect your religious commitment.
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You cannot leave Hood College without warm memories of Coblentz Hall. It was and is the setting for the beginning of life-long friendships, festive holiday dinners, formal dances, and the first wearing of our Hood rings. Yet few of us know about Emory Coblentz, the man for whom Coblentz Hall was named.
For 27 years, from 1914 until his death in 1941, this father of six Hood graduates and a member of the Board of Trustees, played a critical role in the growth of the College.
In his unpublished autobiography, Mr. Coblentz wrote: "Undoubtedly, the greatest service I rendered was in connection with the growth and development of Hood College. I had the distinction, and I consider it one, of having six daughters grow to womanhood and all of them graduated from Hood." Two are still active alums: Miriam Coblentz Saur Parsons '22 of Palm Beach, Fla., and Helen Coblentz Fox Beauchamp '36 of Grosse Ile, Mich. Deceased are: Ruth Coblentz Swank McCollough '17, Naomi Coblentz Winston '18, Esther Coblentz Englesing '19, and Mary Virginia Coblentz '33.
According to Mrs. Beauchamp, "He was a wonderful father and always had time for us girls. He had a good sense of humor and was wise in his dealings with his daughters." Mr. Coblentz was a familiar figure on campus and he and his wife often invited Hood students to their home.
Emory Coblentz was a prominent banker, legislator, financier, churchman, and public spirited citizen who was born and lived his entire life in Middletown, Md. The son of Edward F. and Lucinda Betchol Coblentz, he was born in 1869 on a farm which his great-grandfather had acquired southeast of Middletown after emigrating from Germany in 1756.
In 1887, when the Valley Savings Bank was organized in Middletown, Emory Coblentz accepted the position of assistant cashier. One year later, after being admitted to the bar, he started a law practice in Frederick. While practicing law he remained affiliated with the bank as a member of the Board of Directors and as the institution's attorney. In 1996 he was named president of the Central Trust Company, while continuing to practice law with other Frederick county attorneys, including Charles McC. Mathias and Charles Ross.
Mr. Coblentz was one of the organizers and served as president of the Potomac Edison Company, still the largest utility in Western Maryland. He also helped to develop Braddock Heights into a summer resort. A prominent civic leader, he was responsible for developing many of Middletown's early buildings. Active in politics, he was elected in 1919 to serve one term in the Maryland House of Delegates and in 1930 he was elected for one term to the Maryland State Senate.
He was a member of the Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church, serving both the Middletown church, where he was the choir director for 12 years, and the Potomac Synod. A trustee of the Reformed Church Seminary in Lancaster, Pa., he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Franklin and Marshall College in 1926.
In 1914, Mr. Coblentz was elected by the Potomac Synod to the Hood College Board of Trustees. At the time, ground had just been broken for Alumnae Hall. Over the next 27 years he helped to direct the fund raising efforts not only for Coblentz Hall, which was completed in 1922 at a cost of $275,000, but a dozen other buildings. At a meeting of the Board on September 29, 1922, the Trustees voted unanimously to name Coblentz Hall in his honor.
As chairman of the Building Committee, he played a key role in the construction of Alumnae Hall (1915), the first President's House, now Alumnae House (1920), Apple Library (1941), enlarging Brodbeck Music Hall (1922), Y-Hut, now Carson Cottage (1923), Hodson Outdoor Theater (1938), Martz Hall (1925), Meyran Hall (1930), Eastview Terrace, now the Onica Prall Child Development Laboratory (1921), Shriner Hall (1915), Strawn Cottage (1918), and the Williams Observatory (1924). During his tenure on the Board the size of Hood's endowment grew from $25,000 to $400,000, a result of Mr. Coblentz's efforts.
It is in great part due to Emory Coblentz that we have the splendid campus and financially sound institution that we all know as Hood College. He was drawn into the very heart of the College, played a critical role in Hood's history, and considered his involvement with the College to one of his greatest achievements. We owe much to this man for his energy, determination, foresight, and vision.


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Virginia "Jane" Hedlund, 92, of 147 Gates Hollow, Bradford, passed away Saturday, March 24, 2012 at The Pavilion at BRMC.Born Oct. 9, 1919, in Kane, she was a daughter of the late George and Oda Mae (Anchors) Wingard.On Aug. 17, 1943 in Allegany, she married Perry F. Hedlund, Jr. who died on Oct. 21, 2006.She was a 1936 graduate of Kane High School.She was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Evangelical Church.She had been employed at Corning Glass Company for over 29 1/2 years.Surviving is one daughter, Sandy (Leonard) Coffey of Bradford; two granddaughters, Denise Coffey of Bradford and Pam English of Yankton, S.D.; three great-grandchildren, Frank Mezzelo, Amanda Mezzelo and Nicholas Alexander. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; one great-grandson, Zachary Valerius; two sisters, Louise Schleiff and Bonnie Keener; and two brothers, James and Wilbur Wingard.Family will be receiving friends on Wednesday, March 28, 2012 from 3-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. in the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes, Inc. 33 South Ave. and again on Thursday, March 29, 2012 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Emanuel Lutheran Evangelical Church, at which time funeral and committal services will be held with Rev. Douglas Soley, retired pastor officiating. Mausoleum entombment will be in Willow Dale Cemetery.Memorials, if desired, may be made to the Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church 152 Seaward Ave Bradford, PA 16701 or the American Heart Association 823 Filmore Ave. Erie, PA 16505.Online condolences may be made at www.hollenbeckcahill.com.


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- Click the link provided by the conference moderator. In most cases, you will be given a link to participate in a CoolChat (unless you are the moderator of the session--right now let's assume you are just a participant). Here's a sample link if you want to try it out: http://tinyurl.com/7jgzjxz
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- Audio -- this is where you turn on your built-in computer microphone to talk. Best to keep this off unless you are talking. Use a headset or earbuds for individual use (to avoid echo).
- Whiteboard -- this is where content from the session is usually displayed. If the moderator has made the board interactive, you can type and draw on the board.
- The image of the camera with the eye above the Participants window allows you to turn on your webcam so others see you. This is usually optional.
- Below the Participants window are several images: raise your hand (to get moderator's attention), emoticons (to show approval/disapproval), applause (another way to sow approval), thumbs down (another way to show disapproval), a green check and red X (Yes and No if you are asked to respond to a poll) and a door (to temporarily leave the session).
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There. I said it. I don't get what's so good about goopy, soggy bread, a bunch of onions and vegetables-- maybe oysters, or nuts... slathered with gravy. Every year, I take a bite and I'm still not impressed. But, I'm in the minority-- I know. My men devour stuffing with great relish. More for them!
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- Editors Picks' for Dip
- French Tapenade
- Bacon, Chive & Caramelized Onion Chip Dip
- Lemony Lima Tarragon Dip
- Pumpkin Spice Cashew Cheese
- Simple Muhammara
- Puttanesca Salsa with Pecorino Pitas
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- Caramelized Onion-Mushroom Dip
- Chipotle, Black Bean & Tomatillos Hummus
- Spinach, Feta and Artichoke Dip
- Curried Peanut Dip
- Smashed Pea Guacamole with Cilantro, Ginger and Lime
- 'Everything is Bigger in Texas' Pimiento Cheese Dip
- Roasted Red Pepper Dip with Cumin, Lime and Coconut Milk
- Garam Masala Yogurt Dip
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Rebecca Edwards, associate professor and chair of the history department, explores 19th-century deaf culture in her book, Words Made Flesh: Nineteenth-Century Deaf Education and the Growth of Deaf Culture.
During the early 19th century, schools for the deaf appeared in the United States for the first time. These schools were committed to the use of sign language to educate deaf students. Manual education made the growth of the deaf community possible, for it gathered deaf people together in sizable numbers for the first time in American history. It also fueled the emergence of deaf culture, as the schools became agents of cultural transformation.
Just as the deaf community began to be recognized as a minority culture in the 1850s, a powerful movement arose to undo it, namely oral education. Advocates of oral education, deeply influenced by the writings of public school pioneer Horace Mann, argued that deaf students should stop signing and should start speaking in the hope that the deaf community would be abandoned and its language and culture would vanish.
Words Made Flesh explores the educational battles of the 19th century from both hearing and deaf points of view. It places the growth of the deaf community at the heart of the story of deaf education and explains how the unexpected emergence of deaf culture provoked the pedagogical battles that dominated the field of deaf education in the 19th century, and still reverberate today.
"A pediatric audiologist commented that 'children who learn language through hearing have much better language than most children who learn using ASL.' To read such comments is to be reminded that even today, deaf people face linguistic prejudice from hearing teachers and doctors," Edwards says. "My hope is that exploring the history of these bad ideas will help to dispel them at last. As historians, we need to make clear the positive power of ASL in the life of the deaf community and set the record straight."
"Certainly at RIT, a campus with so many deaf and hard-of-hearing students, we are obligated to understand and explore deaf history in a serious way, to better serve our deaf students," Edwards adds. "We should also encourage our hearing students to take advantage of the opportunity of living in a deaf place like Rochester to learn more about deaf people, their culture and their history."


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One of the best things about the annual Southern Peanut Growers' Conference — other than being held at the beach — is the opportunity to see folks I've known for most of my career.
It's also an excellent opportunity to meet some new people and to assess crop prospects about midway through the growing season.
Last week I caught up with a bunch of folks I worked with more than 30 years ago, back in the Southeast. Lanier Jordan, a county Extension agent in south Georgia, reminded me of farmer interviews he helped set up for me back in 1980. Lanier is still working to help farmers make decisions to improve productivity.
And Gale Buchanan, former USDA chief scientist and an under secretary of agriculture, as well as dean and director emeritus at the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, was an Auburn University weed specialist when I met him in the summer of 1978.
Buchanan, most likely, was one of the first sources I interviewed about peanuts for Farm Press. I met him on a weed control tour the second week of my employment. I worked with him many times afterward. Last week he was gracious enough to tell someone that I had never misquoted him. I'd like to believe he was right, but I wonder.
I ran into Ed and Bonnie White outside Fireflies restaurant — an absolute must if you're ever in Panama City Beach, Fla. Bonnie recalled a visit I made to their Headland, Ala., farm more than 20 years ago and suggested I'd be welcome to come back sometime. I'd like that.
I check in with Tom Ingram, a Lee County, Ala., peanut and cotton farmer, every year at this meeting. Tom was the first farmer I ever interviewed about switching to no-till cotton production. That was back in 1984, and he still remembers the visit. I touched base with him many times when I worked in Georgia and Alabama. And he's still growing no-till cotton — no-till peanuts, too.
I was also pleased to host Gayle and Joe D. White, Frederick, Okla., as the Southwest Farm Press Peanut Profitability winners for 2012. We had a nice dinner — at Fireflies. You have to try the she crab soup if you're ever down that way.
Joe D. did a great job explaining the intricacies of producing peanuts in a drought as part of a grower panel at the awards breakfast the following morning.
The privilege of interviewing and writing about the Peanut Profitability winners is one of the highlights of my year. This one was no exception. I had a fun visit, got some good information about growing peanuts, got to pet a deer and hope that in 20 years or so they wouldn't mind me coming back for a reunion. I'd like that, too.
Peanut industry experts explained that crop prospects across the Peanut Belt look promising as the season hits the midway point. Most areas could use another good rain or two, but folks say a bumper crop may be in the works.
Marketing activity is at a standstill as buyers watch crop progress and wait to see how many tons of peanuts come rolling in this fall. Expectations are that prices will drop a bit at harvest, but could rebound if the drought in the Midwest and much of the rest of the country persists and continues to push up corn and soybean prices. I hate to see any region suffer from drought but I do hope to see peanut prices stay profitable.
I also look forward to interviewing another worthy Peanut Profitability Award winner. If you grow peanuts, think about. We'll have a fine time in Panama City Beach.


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The White House on Friday announced the creation of the Fort Ord National Monument, a stretch of grassland, oak and shrub landscape on California's Central Coast where 1.5 million American soldiers trained before heading off to war.
President Barack Obama used his power under the 1906 Antiquities Act to set aside the federal land off the Pacific Ocean for wildlife habitat and for the pleasure of people who explore its 86 miles of rolling trails on foot, mountain bike and horseback.
"Fort Ord's dramatic landscape lives in the memories of thousands of veterans as their first taste of Army life, as a final stop before deploying to war, or as a home base during their military career. This national monument will not only protect one of the crown jewels of California's coast, but will also honor the heroism and dedication of men and women who served our nation and fought in the major conflicts of the 20th century," Obama said in a statement.
Fort Ord, near Monterey Bay, about 80 miles south of San Francisco, was a major Army training center during the Vietnam War. It became a base in 1917 and was closed in 1994. The Bureau of Land Management soon opened its more than 14,000 acres for recreation, and more than 100,000 people have used it annually.
"That national monument designation, it really is a national and international brand in its own right. It really will enhance tourism here," said Dennis Donohue, mayor of nearby Salinas, Calif. He said that the beauty of the land in the area is "really part and parcel to our quality of life and our economic vitality as a region."
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said the national monument designation _ the second Obama has made _ was part of the administration's strategy of asking communities about land that should be protected and taking action in places where there is strong local and bipartisan support.
Fort Ord lies alongside the agricultural fields of the Salinas Valley. Its scenic landscape includes coastal oak woodlands, grasslands and maritime chaparral, a habitat of manzanita and other plant species adapted to the foggy climate on the coast. The land is home to shrub-land birds such as the California quail and safe sparrow, as well as other species, including mountain lions and golden eagles.
A presidential proclamation of a national monument doesn't require congressional action. Sixteen presidents dating back to Theodore Roosevelt have used it to protect more than 100 sites, many of which later became national parks. President George W. Bush created six national monuments, including protected marine areas in the Pacific Ocean.
Obama's other national monument designation was Fort Monroe in Hampton, Va., a site important in the history of slaves seeking freedom.


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LeBron James worked Ray Allen hard for two years, urging the veteran guard to come to Miami any time he saw him.
It's easy to see why.
Allen already has been a major factor in his first playoff appearance with the Miami Heat, who are one win from closing out their first-round series against the Milwaukee Bucks. He led the Heat with 23 points in Thursday's 104-91 victory, setting the NBA's career playoff record for 3-pointers in the process. He was their second-highest scorer in Game 1, when he had 20 points, and is averaging almost 17 despite playing less than 30 minutes a game.
"He's a big boost for our team," James said. "I knew what he was able to do against me in the past, and I knew that threat could add another dimension to our team that we haven't had."
Game 4 is Sunday afternoon at the Bradley Center.
Allen is one of the purest shooters in NBA history, and few teams knew that better than the Heat. No one has made more 3s against Miami than Allen, and he played a big role in the Heat's epic playoff battles with the Boston Celtics. So it was natural that the Heat would want Allen when he was a free agent last summer.
Why Allen would want the Heat was a different story, however.
A charter member of Boston's "Big Three," Allen would have to be part the supporting cast in Miami, which has its own Big Three in James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. His playing time would be cut by at least 10 minutes, and coach Erik Spoelstra made it clear during his recruitment that he'd be coming off the bench in his 17th season, a role some say hastened his departure from Boston.
"If it was easy, more veteran players would do it. More veteran players would sign up and sacrifice to be part of something special," Spoelstra said Friday. "Most players of his resume are not willing to take on a lesser role and it's a significantly different role than he's accustomed to."
Yet the 37-year-old Allen signed up willingly. He even turned down more money from the Celtics to sign with the Heat.
"I said, 'If that's not something you can accept at this point, we understand,'" Spoelstra recalled. "He said, 'I just want to have an opportunity to have an impact on the team and in the fourth quarter. That's when I looked at him and said, 'Ray, we still have pain from the fourth-quarter 3s you hit.'"
Despite having only casual relationships with most of his teammates when he arrived in Miami, Allen settled in with the Heat easily and quickly.
For all of the big names on their roster — in addition to James, Wade and Bosh, the Heat have Chris Andersen, Mario Chalmers, Udonis Haslem, Mike Miller and Rashard Lewis — the Heat are a tight-knit bunch. They've all put individual goals aside in pursuit of a championship, and that's helped put everyone, from James to Norris Cole on somewhat equal footing.
"These guys, truly love each other," Allen said. "There's so much banter taking place and everybody's a victim, whether it's good or bad stuff. When we go play it translates. There's no animosity, no ego. We can go out there and play the best basketball that we can.
"It's been great," he added. "In 17 years, it's probably the one year that went by the quickest. I had so many fun moments from off-the-court things ... to traveling on the road. It was incredible that it went so fast, and that's a testament to how much fun I had personally."
But Allen was looking for more than a good time when he went to Miami. He has one ring from the NBA Championship he and the Celtics won in 2008, and he wants another before his career ends.
He's certainly doing his part in this first series.
Milwaukee had raced out to a 10-point lead early Thursday night, only to watch Allen whittle it back to 2 with three straight 3s. After the Heat turned a six-point deficit into a 10-point lead with a 23-7 run at the end of the third quarter, Allen finished the Bucks off with a 3 from deep in the corner.
"Ray's amazing," Larry Sanders marveled. "He's moving fast, he's scoring, he's shooting the ball. He's probably the best shooter to play the game and he's still out there doing it. It's amazing to see."
And it's exactly what James imagined when he was making all those sales pitches.
"We don't take him for granted," said Spoelstra, who refers to Allen as "Everyday Ray." ''We've been on the other end of it too many times. That's why we recruited him so hard because we've been on the other side of those fourth quarters where he made two, three or four to put you away."
Notes: Sanders said his right ankle, which he tweaked in a collision with Shane Battier in Game 2, was fine after playing almost 35 minutes Thursday night. ... Bucks coach Jim Boylan wasn't planning to use Samuel Dalembert during the playoffs, but he played nine minutes Thursday because Ekpe Udoh is struggling with an Achilles injury and Milwaukee needed someone on Chris Andersen. Asked if Dalembert would play again Sunday, Boylan said he'd have to see how Udoh is. "When he's right, he's really good for us. But in the situation we're in now, we have to throw everything out there."


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Strategic Planning and Recreation Services Division
The Strategic Planning and Recreation Services Division prepares California State Parks and other outdoor recreation providers for the future by:
-Collecting information and providing research and analysis on recreation opportunities, park resources, and public preferences.
-Collaborating with others to plan for California's state parks and other outdoor recreation areas.
-Communicating recreation and park needs and opportunities to agency leaders, park and recreation professionals, other public officials, and the public.
The Strategic Planning and Recreation Services Division's responsibilities include:
Recreation Planning Unit: Addresses the issues, problems and opportunities that affect the State Park System; and reports trends in use, facilities and operations at state parks.
The Park Planner's Toolbox: Technical assistance for park and outdoor recreation providers.
Publications: Produced by the Recreation Planning Unit for park and recreation professionals.
Other Information:
California Park Planner Newsletter - Economic Benefits Issue (Nov 2011)
California Outdoor Recreation Economic Study: Statewide Contributions and Benefits (2011)
California Outdoor Recreation Economic Study: State Park System Contributions and Benefits (2011)
Delta and Suisun Marsh Recreation Proposal (2011)


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In 1998, NAAR committed approximately $500,000 in its second year of funding autism research projects and marked the establishment of NAAR's Mentor-based fellowship program. In 1998, NAAR funded 10 pilot studies and 2 mentor-based fellowships in the United States and Canada. Additionally, NAAR was instrumental in funding and establishing the Autism Tissue Program in 1998, a brain tissue donation program dedicated to autism research. NAAR also attracted its first Research Partners and Research Patrons in 1998, which are listed below.
David G. Amaral, Ph.D.
University of California-Davis, Davis, CA
"Magnetic Resonance Imaging & Postmortem Neuroanatomical Evaluation of the Amygdaloid Complex in Autism"
Two-Year Award: $60,000
Research Partner: Autism Society of Cincinnati
Charles N. Cartwright, M.D.
Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY
NAAR/Bristol-Myers Squibb Research Fellowship in Autism and Neuropharmacology.
Two-Year Award: $120,000
Pam Factor-Litvak, Ph.D.
Columbia University School of Health, New York, NY
"Autism & Hazardous Waste Sites: An Ecological Study in New Jersey"
Award Amount: $51,956
Research Partner: An Evening At High Point, hosted by Dorothea and Jon Bon Jovi
Wendy R. Kates, Ph.D.
Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD
"Neuroanatomic and Neurocognitive Differences Between MZ Twins Discordant for the Narrow Phenotype for Autism"
Award Amount: $58,546
Research Patron: Autism Society of America Foundation
Yves Lamarre, MD, Ph.D.
Center for Research in the Neurological Sciences, University of Montreal, Montreal, Quebec (Canada)
"Cerebellar and Cerebral Local Field Potential Oscillations. Relation with Attention and Movement"
Award Amount: $46,860
Research Patron: Audrey Flack and H. Robert Marcus, on behalf of the Autism Society of America Foundation
Rebecca Landa, Ph.D.
The Kennedy-Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD
"Core Deficits of Autism: Evidence from Infant Siblings of Autistic Probands"
Two Year Award: $60,000
Research Partner: Friends and Family of Max LaZebnik Research
Patron: Friends and Family of Kayli Phifer (Year 2)
Rebecca Landa, Ph.D.
The Kennedy-Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD
David Zee, MD
The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD
"The Visual System in Autism: Relations between Oculomotor and Higher Cognitive Functions"
Two-Year Award: $60,000
First Year Research Partner: The Leigh Foundation
Second Year Research Partner: Toys R Us
Anne Messer, Ph.D.
Wadsworth Center, New York State Department of Health, Albany, NY
"Manipulating the Differentiation and Survival of Cerebellar Purkinje Cells"
One-Year Award: $29,920
Katherine D. Tsatsanis, Ph.D.
Yale University Child Study Center, New Haven, CT
Roland D. Ciaranello, M.D.
Memorial Fellowship in Basic Research.
Two-Year Award: $100,000
Christopher A. Walsh, MD, Ph.D
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center/Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
"Positional Identification of the Chromosome 15q11-13 Autism Locus"
Award Amount: $58,872
Research Patron: Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation
Patricia M. Whitaker-Amitia, Ph.D.
State University of New York at Stony Brook
"Autoregulation of Serotonin Development"
Award Amount: $60,000
Research Patron: Norma and Malcolm Baker
Andrew W. Zimmerman, MD
Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD
"The Role of Neural Cell Adhesion Molecule in Autism"
Award Amount: $30,000
Research Partner: Solving the Mystery of Autism Foundation, Inc.


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Whether you love to sail, or like to keep your feet on solid ground, the 14th annual Jack Beatty Memorial Hospice Cruise and Clambake has something for everyone. The cruise and clambake is scheduled for July 12 at the historic Youngstown Yacht Club. Members of the yacht club, along with other boat owners, will once again generously donate their boats and their time to take cruise participants for an afternoon sail up the Niagara River.
During the sail, participants will enjoy snacks and drinks provided by the boat owners, along with live music by The Junkyard Dogs, who will play on the river for the sailing yachts.
After the sail, the fun continues with a clambake and buffet with all the trimmings, and live music by Soul Committee. The evening continues with a silent auction with gifts donated by local businesses and community members.
The cruise and clambake has grown tremendously over the years. With 39 boats and 200 participants, the event raised a record $36,000 in 2012. All proceeds benefit Niagara Hospice.
"This is a terrific event and we are so thankful to everyone who has made it such a success. We are looking forward to another great year. It is such a good time for a very worthy cause," said event co-chair Adam Burns.
Not a sailor? Working during the day? No problem. Tickets for the clambake only are available, too.
Details and registration are available at www.niagarahospiceregatta.com. To volunteer or sponsor the event, contact Maureen Rizzo at [email protected].
Niagara Hospice has provided end-of-life comfort, care and support since 1988 to more than 20,000 Niagara County individuals and families faced with terminal illness. No one is ever denied hospice care due to ability to pay. For more information, visit www.NiagaraHospice.org or call Hospice at 716-439-4417.


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The Sandra F. Pritchard Mather and John Russell Mather Cartographic Resource Center (CRC), located on the second (Main) floor of the FHG Library, has a collection of over 3200 maps in addition to atlases, gazetteers and reference books. More than 500 atlases are available to researchers, including historical and international editions.
Dr. Sandra F. Pritchard Mather retired in 1999 from her position as professor at West Chester University's Department of Geology. "The Alumni Spotlight," WCU Magazine, Winter/Spring 2005, Volume 2, highlights Dr. Mather's active life and career.
Dr. John Russell Mather, professor emeritus of geography at the University of Delaware, is a recipient of the Charles P. Daly Medal from the American Geographical Society.
The FHG Library is a depository for maps produced by the U.S. Geological Survey, National Ocean Survey and other selected federal agencies. Search PILOT, the Library Catalog, to identify items in the collection.
Mather CRC materials are for in-library use only.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software is available for the West Chester University community online via Citrix at http://access.wcupa.edu. Log in using your WCU ID/password, download the Citrix Receiver software, and find ArcGIS in the "Favorite App" menu. For help using ArcGIS, visit the Geography and Planning GIS Lab in Ruby Jones Hall.
The Mather CRC is open whenever the FHG Library is open. If a Government Documents and Maps staff person is not available, contact the Reference Desk for assistance: ph. 610-436-2453.


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This is a means-tested benefit for people on a low income. It is for people aged between 16 and State Pension age.
Income Support helps cover basic living costs. It's for people who don't have to register as being unemployed if they're out of work. This includes:
- carers
- single parents with a child under five
- people who claimed on the basis of incapacity to work before 31 January 2011.
If you're unemployed and looking for work, you can claim Jobseeker's Allowance instead.
Important changes
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When, a few days ago, Rod mentioned Jiro Dreams of Sushi I remembered that I had been meaning to watch it. So I did. And it's a really good film.
The filmmakers' interest is clearly focused on the family relationships: What kind of father was Jiro to the sons who work for him? How do they feel about having such an illustrious father? When he finally retires, or — more likely — dies, how will they carry on? (Oddly, though, we do not even learn whether Jiro's wife is alive, or, if she is, whether she is the mother of his sons. At one point Jiro says that if he didn't go to work every day he would just be underfoot at home, but we don't learn whose foot he would be under.)
However, me being me, I was more interested in the food and didn't learn nearly enough about that to suit me. There's a brief passage where Jiro and his preferred rice merchant discuss the importance of taking immense care to prepare the rice properly — but how do they prepare it? We're never told. Perhaps the details are trade secrets, but it would be nice to learn at least some of the general guidelines. We watch octopus simmering — but in what? A broth of some kind? Jiro finishes each piece of sushi that he prepares by brushing it neatly and evenly with oil — but what kind of oil? And from whom does he procure it? (Update: Gavin Craig on Twitter thinks it's soy sauce, which of course makes sense, but I thought it was too light a color and oily a texture for that. But I know nothing.)
More generally, while we're told that Jiro is the most celebrated sushi chef in the world, we don't get a really clear picture of what separates him from everyone else. Judging just from the film, and from my rather limited experience of sushi, I'd say that he prepares highly traditional sushi but does so with an unmatched level of attention to every detail of purchase, preparation, and service. That is, Jiro appears to be no innovator, but rather a profoundly devoted servant of the tradition he has inherited.
And yet he speaks at one point of having dreams — thus the title of the film — in which he comes up with new sushi dishes. So which is it? Is Jiro an innovative genius blazing new trails in sushi creation? Or does he, in classic Japanese fashion, devote himself to mastering, with an unexcelled devotion, a Way of food preparation that has been canonical for many many years? This inquiring mind wants to know.


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While we've been blasted with countless ads touting the benefits of Vitamin C, Echinacea and a host of other natural remedies, rarely do we consider key mind-body strategies for preventing the common cold.
The reason is obvious. There's absolutely no profit potential in what I'm about to suggest. You won't find ads on television or in magazines for these approaches. They're not available in health food stores, nor can you purchase them over-the-counter or by prescription in a pharmacy.
You might even find some of these suggestions counter to a respectable authoritarian source I rarely choose to challenge - our grandmothers. Despite this bravado I assure you there is a credible scientific foundation supporting these simple yet rather effective suggestions. So stay with me for a few moments.
Let's begin with a two-pronged approach. The first focuses on factors that exist before exposure to a common cold virus, and the second addresses the probability of developing an infection once the virus has already entered your system.
Consider the following example: Jane is a busy secretary who's recently been experiencing marital difficulties. In addition to ongoing stresses at work, her home life is even more challenging. With little spare time, Jane has lost interest in activities she previously enjoyed. To worsen matters, Friday she received a pink slip. Jane is frustrated, defeated and convinced there's no end in sight.
Her friend Jill, however, is also in a similar boat. Yet she's been actively striving to reduce her perception of stress through marital counseling and practicing relaxation techniques. While work is undoubtedly pressured and more time is required on the job, lunch breaks are spent on brisk walks, and she never misses her weekly Yoga class. Despite her present situation, Jill is beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Both women have lunch with a mutual friend who exposes them to a common cold virus she is harboring. The question of the hour is: Who is more likely to get sick?
If you chose Jane, your answer is correct. Research published in the New England Journal of Medicine (1991) supports your assumption. Sheldon Cohen and colleagues studied the probability of illness 7-10 days after direct exposure to viruses that cause upper respiratory infections. The researchers found that stressful life events, perceived stress and negative affect (the week before the study) were key factors that predicted who was more likely to get sick.
This data isn't difficult to accept for most of us. Yet if we take our discussion one step further, what you're about to learn may be surprising.
Let's consider another example.
Tom is a hard-working division manager who returns home each evening exhausted. He rarely goes out, and spends most of his free time catching up on chores around the house or surfing the internet. Apart from work, he leaves home only to shop and pick up the laundry.
His co-worker, John is a division manager for the same firm. His job also takes it's toll, yet John is socially active. In fact, he's almost never home. John regularly attends a number of service club meetings and church events. He visits friends regularly and has lunch with his brother at least once each week. He's always on the go.
Assuming both men have been exposed to the common cold virus within the last 2 weeks, who is more likely to develop the infection?
The answer is ... Tom! Contrary to kitchen table wisdom, staying home and avoiding social contacts doesn't help prevent the illness.
Here's the proof. The same group of scientists studied 276 healthy volunteers who were intentionally given nasal drops containing rhinoviruses that cause the common cold (Journal of the American Medical Association, 1997). Individuals with more diverse social relationships (within a 2-week period) including friends, relatives, co-workers, neighbors, fellow members of community and religious organizations were less likely to become ill. People with 6 or more types of relationships actually had less than 25% the risk of infection compared with those who had 3 or less types of relationships.
The bottom line is clear. Contrary to what you might have believed, perceived stress and social isolation do have a tendency to increase your risk of developing common viral infections. It's a fact that learning to deal with your stress is one important step toward remaining healthy. And while you're at it, (I'm not suggesting deliberate exposure to those who are ill during the flu season) staying home alone and avoiding social contact may not be in your best interest either - Mind Over Matter!


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Among all the pollinators, honeybees get the most publicity, deservedly, because of the problems around their survival. Claire Kremen's research at the University of California, Berkeley, looks at diverse pollinators — not just bees, but also birds, moths and many insects — and the issues affecting them as emblematic of the broader problems of the food system. Pollinators are critical to global food production and about 75 percent of crop species depend on them to produce food that is more abundant and nutritious than it would otherwise be.
Monoculture — a single crop in an open field that may measure many hundreds of acres — increasingly depends on importing thousands of hives (by truck, usually) for the pollination of crops, especially in places like California. For example, the state produces 80 percent of the world's almonds, which has concentrated the need for bees way beyond the capacity of native pollinators.
Focusing on a single crop reduces the biodiversity pollinators need to survive, and the timetable they best work on. It's also a risky endeavor to rely on one species, especially when there are diseases, management problems and the inherent risks of transportation. Yet the large single-crop farms require the large apiaries to get the job done.
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Last weekend was a big shopping weekend for me. It's the week before fashion week and it means I have a lot of outfit planning to do. While most of the major pieces are ready to go, I was out and about looking for the right accessories and basics to accompany new designer goods. My adventures began in Westfield London and I needed fuel to begin the shopping extravaganza. So brunch was on the cards and there's no better place than Le Pain Quotidien for such an event. The dishes that were served up were so gorgeous I couldn't help but drag out the camera and capture our perfect morning. All brunches start with the largest possible coffee on the menu and Le Pain certainly does dish up the caffeine. You have to use two hands to lift this bowl to your lips! Follow that with fresh berries and the fluffiest scone on earth and you can imagine I was in second heaven. Now my only problem is how the heck I'm going to fit into that Mulberry dress this weekend! Seriously, folks, be armed with some serious will power when you come here. The pastries along will drive you over the edge. Temptation is found at every turn!
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As you can see by the lack of decor posts on my blog, the decorating process is going very slow.
Ivy's crib has these little diagonal metal bars on the edges for raising the mattress, so I had to keep a slit and put buttons on the edges in order to make the skirt fit right.
I got all the fabric from fabric.com (made by Premier Prints) for about $5/yard after using discount codes (I like using retailmenot.com), but the regular price was cheap to begin with. I took a little shortcut by buying a plain white IKEA bumper and sewing my fabric over it. Altogether, I spent about $35 on this project. Not bad. And I'm happy with the way it turned out.


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HOW many islands make up the Caribbean, you reckon? Fifty? A hundred? Try thousands — more than the number of stars you can see on a clear night (city folk: ask around what one of those are) — officially divided up into 30 or so nations and territories.
We'll say it, because nobody else seems to be able to: That's 20 or so too many. And if you think that's harsh, just hang around the region for awhile and see for yourself. It all starts to look like variations on a theme, with too many islands offering little you can't get elsewhere. That's fine, perhaps, until you start weighing the often prohibitive cost of transportation, or the baffling absence of basic public safeties that we are expected to somehow overlook.
Unfortunately, few of us have little time to seperate the musts from the also-rans, turning the search for the perfect Caribbean destination into a very expensive game of trial and error. Luckily, we've been to pretty much all of the major Caribbean destinations, so you don't have to.
Our idea of perfection? Ease of access, for starters. Many of these islands are basically places to lay on or near a beach for a week. It shouldn't take all day to get there. Then there's safety. High rates of robbery or murder, or instances of random targeting of vacationers will bump even the most beautiful island right off of our lists; you should probably follow the same rule. Finally, if we can satisfy questions about convenience and peace of mind, there's the final, most important question: What's there? Boring's fine, but does the island provide experiences truly worth traveling for?
With that in mind, we've selected our top Caribbean islands for 2011. Here goes:
The easiest, breeziest Caribbean isle is also one of the best. No passports, no roaming fees on your smartphone, no currency exchanges. Add in frequent nonstop flights on a competitive route, and you've got the closest thing the region can boast to a no-brainer. Want big city? San Juan's not bad, not bad at all, with its historic charm and even a modern transit system. Want to really kick back and relax? Head west to surf-y Rincon, a short drive from the airport in Aguadilla, which has its own nonstop flights from New York.
Dream trip Book into a Old San Juan's classic Hotel El Convento for a couple of days, explore the city's historic heart, then either drive (four-five hours) or fly (much shorter) over to Rincon for a stay at the legendary Horned Dorset Primavera, an elegant Relais & Chateaux-flagged hideaway.
Hot deal A current, island-wide promotion offers four nights for the price of three at 25 properties, including breakfast. Book the "Puerto Rico Sparkles" package — which also discounts tours and car rentals — at seepuertorico.com before Feb. 15; valid for travel through Apr. 15.
Get there Multiple airlines offer nonstop flights (3-4 hrs).
Sample fare $300 or more in high season.
There's a thin line between heaven and hell, particularly in the U.S. Virgin Islands, another no-passport-needin' Caribbean destination. We'd rather sit in the dentist's chair for a week than suffer through an hour in surly St. Thomas. Sketchy St. Croix, maybe, if it were one of the only islands around. But it's not, and as such, it resides far down our list of must-sees. Civilized and sleepy St. John, however, now that's a keeper. With two-thirds of the land inside National Park Service-controlled territory and tiny Cruz Bay (home to New York chef Zak Pelaccio's newest outpost of the Fatty Crab empire) being as close as it gets to city life, this is one kickass place to kick back and take it easy.
Dream trip Most people will end up staying at the island's popular Westin resort, however, for us, there are just two ways to do St. John. One, make like Biff and Miff and book into the WASPy, Rockefeller-founded classic that is Caneel Bay, an expensive but integral part of the St. John experience since, oh, forever. The other, a far more affordable choice, is to go eco —- sample from four different lodging options with Maho Bay Camps, ranging from fancy camping to more sturdy options. Wherever you park, there are plenty of beaches, hiking and snorkeling on tap.
Hot deal Take advantage of the USVI-wide promotion that offers $500 off a stay at participating resorts on St. John when you book a minimum of five nights by Mar. 31. Travel Mar. 3-May 31; use code VIESC11 (visitusvi.com).
Get there Multiple airlines offer nonstop service (3-4 hrs) to St. Thomas. From here, take a $6/RT ferry (15 min.) to Cruz Bay.
Sample fare $450 and up in high season.
Is it possible to out-England England? This former colonial holding does its damnedest. Afternoon tea, Pimm's on the breath of local barflies, people wearing white chatting about cricket — chalk it up to the whole three and a half centuries this Peeps-shaped isle spent under the thumb of various His and Her Majesties; one of the region's most hilarious little island nations has only been on its own since 1966. The flashy Platinum Coast, north of bustling Bridgetown, is like flypaper to the sort of dreadful Brit celebs that make reading the likes of Hello! magazine such a joy. But the truth is, that's just a small part of the Barbados experience. From the quieter south coast to the wilds of the East, there's plenty of off-the-beaten-path to explore. Did we mention this is one of the warmest islands in the winter? Tomorrow's weather forecast, by way of example: 83 degrees.
Dream trip The island has successfully cast itself as a very upmarket destination, and while it is certainly true that this is the land of $700/night (or worse) hotel rooms, this is also a great place for less demanding types just looking to get a little winter sunshine on the cheap. If you can get a room, the Peach & Quiet guesthouse, on a privileged oceanfront spot near the airport on the South Coast, is one of the island's best values, with rooms around $100 throughout the season. Our recommendation, however, is to rent an apartment and settle in — this is an easy island to navigate on your own, and you ought to take advantage of that. Look for local listings on the trustworthy Flipkey.com.
Hot deal It's super last minute — book by Thursday — but for $639pp, you get RT air from New York and 5 nights at the Allamanda Beach Resort, good for stays Mar. 1-Apr. 24 (cheapcaribbean.com).
Get there Multiple airlines — including JetBlue — offer nonstop service (4-5 hrs).
Sample fare Approximately $400 and up in high season
What can be said, except this: Some places are popular for a reason. Rich people go to Aspen because it is gorgeous. We all brave Hamptons traffic because the beaches on the East End of Long Island are pretty much the best you can find anywhere near New York City. St. Barts became an A-list playground because it is awesome. It's funny, though — for most of its modern life, this French holding was a worthless pile of rocks, valuable only as a shipping center, rarely useful for things like agriculture. But in the last couple decades, that's all changed — everyone from Diddy to Jeter can be seen living it up here in the high season. There's another side to the island though, perfectly suited to those whose names have never appeared in Page Six — good, cheap-enough French restaurants, topless beaches, getting caught in scooter traffic jams, and other bits of awesomeness from la patrie.
Dream trip On the map, the capital city of Gustavia looks really tiny. But you'd be amazed how much is packed into its tiny, harborfront footprint. Base yourself here for a few fun days of spying on celebs — they're everywhere. Hang on the town-adjacent Shell Beach, indulge in a little window shopping at the likes of Louis Vuitton, dress the part and try to blag your way into Le Yacht Club. You'll feel like the help staying at the no-frills, harborfront Sunset Hotel, but the cost — around $150 in high season — makes it all better. When Gustavia starts to feel confining, rent a scooter and explore the island — just mind the completely inappropriate Hummers some opt to get themselves around in.
Hot deal The modest Hotel Les Mouettes in L'Orient features seven beach-adjacent cottages, with rates of $190 and up through Apr. 14 (st-barths.com).
Get there Multiple airlines serve nearby St. Maarten with daily nonstop flights (3-4 hours). Catch the $117/RT ferry over to Gustavia (greatbayferry.com).
Sample fare Around $600 in high season.
Celebrity moms like Debra Messing and Kelly Ripa were left reeling in 2008 when Hurricane Omar blew ashore here, putting the hurt on their favorite family vacation spot, the island's legendary Four Seasons Resort, which remained closed until late last year. A lush little gem topped by a dormant volcano, Nevis has a wonderfully exotic, Hawaiian look and feel. Its diminutive size and safe atmosphere lend a certain small-town charm; the only settlement of any real size here, Charlestown, has a unique historic flair. Overall, though, it's safe to say that Nevis is one of the most worry-free beach destinations at an East Coaster's disposal.
Dream trip There are more lodging options at various price ranges than you might expect on such a small island, but you just can't top the Four Seasons for sexy. Book in here (they're currently offering a four nights for the cost of three deal), ditch the wife and kids by the beach-facing pools and nab a couple of tee times on the incredibly scenic golf course, with views of Nevis Peak. When you're feeling relaxed, you might actually want to go climb that peak, come to think of it, being that it's the crown around which the rest of the sombrero-shaped island's brim can't avoid looking upon. The best man to guide you is Lynnell E. Liburd — he's been sherpaing tour groups up the mountain for the last 20 years (nevisnaturetours.com).
Hot deal The "Exciting Adventure" package at the Oualie Beach Resort is a steal at $154/night – 62 percent off rack. It includes a $75 breakfast credit; stay a minimum of four nights, through Apr. 13 (dealbase.com).
How to go American Eagle flies from San Juan 3x weekly (1 hour).
Sample fare All in from New York, the fare can be close to $700 during high season.


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The "tragic" death of a 16-year-old boy followed the "bad decision" to get drugs before a rave, a court has heard.
Daniel Spargo-Mabbs died as a result of taking ecstasy at the rave in Hayes in west London earlier this year, Tyrone Silcott, prosecuting, told Isleworth Crown Court.
Ryan Kirk, 21, from Beckenham, South London, is on trial charged with being concerned in supplying a controlled drug of class A - MDMA - on January 17 this year. He is also charged with being concerned in supplying class A and class B drugs between January 1 2013 and January 16 2014.
He denies the charges against him.
Opening the prosecution's case, Mr Silcott said: "Back on the 17th of January of this year a group of young men aged between 15 and 17 were going out for an evening to a party sometimes known as a rave at a venue in Hayes.
"The group of young men made a bad decision that evening."
He told the jury a phone call was made and ecstasy was requested, adding: "One of those young men died as a result of taking ecstasy."
The court heard "three bags of white powder" were delivered before the rave. The jury was told Daniel paid £20 towards a quantity of MDMA and put what was thought to be half a gram of the drug into 500mls of water in a bottle - with one witness claiming he possibly drank it all in one go.
Mr Silcott told the jury that "despite the tragic backdrop" of the case, their focus should be on whether or not Kirk was the person who delivered the drugs on January 17.
The jury was told that another man, Nicqueel Pitrora, 18, from Croydon, pleaded guilty at the same court yesterday of being concerned in supplying a controlled drug of class A on January 17.
Mr Silcott said it was Pitrora who was telephoned and asked if he could supply two and a half grams of MDMA.
The group was quoted a price of £80, the court heard.
Mr Silcott said witnesses described the person who delivered the drugs as being a white man with pale skin and of skinny build. "The prosecution say it was Ryan Kirk," Mr Silcott said.
One witness, who cannot be named for legal reasons, said today he was 80% sure that the person he picked out during an identity parade was the person who delivered the drugs.
The jury was shown footage of the identity parade and when the identity officer asked if the witness has made a positive identification, he says: "Yes. Do I have to be certain? If I have to be certain, then no."
The court heard that Kirk claims to have been at his friend's house playing X Box on the night he is accused of delivering the drugs. "He said he does not attend raves and has never been to Hayes," Mr Silcott said.
The court heard Daniel took off his shirt after taking the drugs and was "talking a lot more than he usually does", including talking about his girlfriend.
Mr Silcott said a toxicology report found that after the incident Daniel had MDMA in his blood.
The trial continues.
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