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Since so many of Troy's other guests have written what I would like to write, I won't bore anyone with the long list of amenities that Troy offers. I will only add that when one stays here, you don't get just a super comfortable bed and room - you get Troy. His heart and soul are in his home and he envelopes his guests with love, warmth, community and luxury. I can be shy and socially awkward, but before I knew it, I was in the kitchen on Friday night chatting and laughing and enjoying Troy and his fabulous friends. I've traveled around the world using Airbnb, and Troy wins. He is an amazing person. Just stay here, you'll see what I mean.
Karen2015-09-28T00:00:00ZTroy was literally the greatest AirBnB host I can possibly imagine. Stay with him - just do it.
Benjamin2015-10-12T00:00:00ZTroy's house was great! We stayed in the lower room, which gave privacy and a separate bathroom. The bedding was comfortable and temperature perfect while it was sweltering outside. Troy is so hospitable, with helpful advice on where to go and what to see - and got us in to see the Vanderbilt mansion and gardens just down the street. The highlight of course is the delicious Scandinavian breakfast each morning! Troy was a fantastic host and we'd gladly stay again.
Amy2016-07-19T00:00:00ZSuper overnight from N.Y.C. Troy was a most welcoming host, with great accommodations, good night sleep, good hiking around Hyde Park, Bard Rock. In addition to a wonderful night and Norwegian breakfast, Troy took us for a private winter tour of the Vanderbilt gardens, with his friendly doggies. Highly recommended!
Barbara2016-01-04T00:00:00ZThe most considerate, fascinating host…with a breakfast not to be missed!
Beany2016-09-14T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay! Troy made us feel very welcome in his beautiful home. We enjoyed a home-cooked barbecue dinner with him and of course the amazing breakfast! We would definitely return
Jessica2016-08-30T00:00:00ZThe house was absolutely divine and the downstairs bedroom a pleasure to stay in - so comfortable we had a daytime nap and slept in the next day! The Scandanavian breakfast was absolutely delicious and Troy was helpful, communicative and respectful with some GREAT tips about the area! I can't wait to return!
G2015-04-27T00:00:00ZAs always, Troy gave us the luxury of the perfect night out of town.
Tom2015-07-23T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
I booked here because of a visit to the nearby FDR library. The ranch style house was located on a quiet rural road not far from Hyde Park stores. The room has a separate entrance through the garage. It had a comfortable bed, microwave, coffee maker, mini-refrigerator and a sitting area with two comfortable chairs, wireless, gas fireplace and wall-mounted cable TV. The bathroom is shared with another private room and was very clean with great large towels. Large walk-in shower with no tub to step over.
Jerry2016-12-08T00:00:00ZDot and Paul are very friendly, accomodating and easygoing hosts. The house is beautifully located in a quiet area, room is comfortable with bathroom close and easy reachable. I was very well taken care of, had a very pleasant three-night stay and would recommend their place to anyone looking for a cosy stay in this nice, historically interesting town.
Thore2016-04-29T00:00:00ZDot and her husband were very welcoming and that continued for my two night stay--they couldn't do enough for me! The neighborhood, house and room were all as described. Excellent location to enjoy the surrounding Hudson River Valley, Rhinebeck and Hyde Park attractions. The room was quite sufficient for my needs--I was single traveling alone. If I was traveling as a couple, I would arrange for the larger room. However, the Red Oak was perfect for my needs or even a quick stay for a couple. While I didn't think I would use it, the little refrigerator and microwave came in handy. I enjoyed my stay will definitely contact Dot next visit!
Lin2014-10-20T00:00:00ZWarm, comfortable, welcoming place to stay! Dot and Paul were so nice, and incredibly generous to invite my daughter and me, who I was visiting at school there, to breakfast one morning. They also offered to be a contact in the area for my daughter in case of any problems. The bed was super comfy, the bathroom spacious and clean, and the room was perfect. Will definitely stay there again!
Lisa2013-10-23T00:00:00ZDot & Paul were great hosts. Gave us a wonderfully warm welcome to Hyde Park. Room accommodations super comfortable, lots of thoughtful touches & amenities.
Frances2017-02-22T00:00:00ZI arrived late and left early so I can only say th room was comfortable and well equipped.
Holly2014-10-16T00:00:00ZDot was welcoming and warm from the moment we met her. The neighborhood was very nice and quiet. The space listed is very accurate and the pictures do not do it justice. It was inviting, warm, peaceful and so very comfortable. The room has everything you need and more. Dot and Paul thought about everything they would want to have in a room while traveling and made sure it was available when you stay there, yes, even a ironing board (which James used) and extra toothbrushes just in case you forgot yours, which we did. We will be back in the area several times again and we hope that Dot has a room available.
Monica2015-04-20T00:00:00ZHad a great stay at Dot's! Would come back anytime I am in Hyde Park.
Michael2016-09-26T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
If your are considering staying here I HIGHLY recommend it. Not only is it a beautiful home, but Cynthia goes above and beyond to make it feel like your home! The attention to detail on design and function are perfect. We were only able to stay one night but we could've stayed all month. Can't wait to plan the next trip!
Jennifer2016-06-06T00:00:00ZCynthia was very welcoming and the house is exactly as advertised. Nice, new and very clean. She went over and beyond and provided water and snacks. It's a great location.
Ashley2016-07-25T00:00:00ZOur stay was amazing, especially since Cynthia went out of her way to provide a blender for us to make food and a pack and play for us to sleep our 10-month old son. New appliances, extra towels, restaurant menus and water and snacks were provided also. The house was very clean and incluttered (safe for a baby standing and crawling everywhere), made everything so much easier for our trip to have a version of home and we will stay her again if we travel to the area again!
Elsa2016-09-27T00:00:00ZGreat place for two couples or a family. Modern and well kept with all you need including snacks, WiFi, towels etc. Walking distance to FDR National library and the Culinary Institute of America. Would be a great location for CIA or Marist College parents visiting their children.
Don2017-01-16T00:00:00ZBy far the best Airbnb I've ever stayed at. Cynthia was such an amazing host! She made sure everything was ready and cozy and warm upon my arrival she even blew up an extra bed for my brother to sleep on. She went out of her way and above and beyond for an Airbnb host I highly recommend staying here with Cynthia worth every dime! Thank you Cynthia for such an amazing stay now you will be my forever favorite Airbnb host!
Tiffany 2016-11-14T00:00:00ZWe absolutely loved this house! Great location just steps away from a grocery store, wine shop, and Dunkin' Donuts. What more do you need in life? We brought a student to a college that was just a few minutes away, and this was the perfect home-base for that, plus we were able to see all the National Park spots because they're so close. The house is charming and incredibly well-stocked, and our host checked on us throughout our stay to be sure everything was good. I highly recommend this spot!
Michael2017-01-24T00:00:00ZI wish there were 6 stars instead of only 5 stars. The house is very comfortable and only steps away from Val Kill and Roosevelt mansion. Easy access to grocery store and restaurants. Drive-in movie just down the road. Mostly, the hosts were awesome...very responsive and kind. Very pleased.
MaryD2016-09-11T00:00:00ZWe had such a great experience by staying in Cynthia's cozy house. The house was very clean. Cynthia provides us with healthy snacks, popcorn and fruit bars. The coffee and tea were delicious! Refrigerator was full with cold and fresh water:) House has a great location. There is a shopping center across the house and a beautiful park in 5 minutes to walk. The neighborhood is very quiet and friendly. Our 2 nights over there were very relaxing and memorable...We highly recommend this house.
Inna2016-07-05T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
Friendly people, friendly dogs, great restaurant recommendation.
Margie2016-10-19T00:00:00ZFor the location, it is a nice, peaceful and very safe neighborhood. Very close to Stop and Shop/ subway and some restaurants. For the house, it is a lovely home! Literally just like your home! Extremely nice! Only Dale? No, Extremely nice, sweet, and considerate for both Dale and Dave. For the facilities, no bother to buy/take heaters, coffee maker, towels with you. You also have a private mini-frig! No extra/surprise fees like cleaning fees, electric, etc. In short, if you have a car, definitely check out this place for whatever reasons. Business trip? Stay there! Vocations? Stay there! Just want to meet nice people here? Stay there! You won't regret!
Yuanchen2017-02-05T00:00:00ZGreat place to spend a couple of nights. Dale is super friendly and welcoming. The house is very cozy. The room is a good size with a comfortable bed and a shared bathroom. Great for people looking for economical and comfortable accommodations in the area.
Lindsay2016-12-11T00:00:00ZDale was very kind, welcoming and accommodating. I even got to sample her apple crisp! I didn't spend much time socializing because I was wiped out from a long day of travel, but it was clear I was welcome to visit or make myself comfortable in a private living room. The bedroom contained a basket of items of almost anything you may have forgotten and the bed and pillows were very comfortable. I hardly heard or saw the dogs. Thank you for your hospitality, Dale!
Christina2016-11-09T00:00:00ZI didn't get to meet Dale since I was there for just one night, but the neighborhood was quiet and the rate was one of the best in the area. Great value!
Raymond2016-10-18T00:00:00ZDale and Dave were WONDERFUL hosts; made us feel at home immediately. Room was as described with nice little amenities like bottled water, some candy, and more. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay as Dale and Dave were kind, friendly, and accommodating hosts. Location is perfect - close to Val-Kill, the Culinary Institute and all Hyde Park and the area have to offer. Highly Recommend! Thanks Dale and Dave!
Scott2016-11-17T00:00:00ZHad a relaxing night of sleep at Dale's place. It's cozy and quiet. Woke up to the first snowfall of this winter! So excited! Although it was a very short stay, and I didn't get to meet anyone in the family, but their sweet doggies. They are considerate and kind, seem to be really down-to-earth good people.
Jeanie2016-11-21T00:00:00ZWe had a great time staying with Dale & Dave's place. Their house was comfortable and located in a very pretty area and very close to Hyde park & the Culinary Institute and the Vanderbilt Mansion. their son works at a terrific Brew House Restaurant where he waited on us. the food was delicious and the restaurant was close by their house. They have two lovely dogs who were fun to be with. Dale was especially helpful with mapping out directions and is really good at navigating Mapquest which helped us so much!!! Excellent hosts. We highly recommend them!
Brian2016-10-24T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
I had an absolutely peaceful and comfortable time for three fall nights in this lovely home overlooking the magnificent Hudson River. Jane, who manages the property, was available for any questions I had and was flexible with my arrival and departure, which was an added plus since my schedule changed last minute. The bedroom is at the rear of the house and has a super comfortable bed. It is separated from the front upstairs study by french doors, affording privacy if someone is working. A lovely music collection is connected by speakers upstairs and downstairs, so Haydn or Bach can serenade your evenings. Enjoyed the fall colored sunsets from the upper porch! Everything was perfectly prepared for arrival and continued comfort. I wished I could have stayed longer! Will definitely return next time I am in Hudson Valley area.
Kathy2015-10-21T00:00:00ZLoved this place and everything about it!
Sherilyn2015-07-06T00:00:00ZEve's home was the perfect place for me to use as base camp for a weekend course and exam at the CIA. It has a quaint, cute charm about it, and it's definitely suitable for a couple (perhaps 3). In my eyes, the listing accurately conveyed what a guest could expect at the house. Prior to arrival, Eve was prompt and thorough in response to questions, and her neighbor, Jane, was helpful with any queries during the stay. All in all, a great value.
Adam2016-06-17T00:00:00ZReally wonderful home on the Hudson River in Hyde Park. We both truly enjoyed this home.
Angela2015-10-04T00:00:00ZFrom one Air BnB host to another. BRAVO! Immaculate, comfortable and well situated. Thank you for a wonderful stay!
Peter2015-06-09T00:00:00ZWeekend break wandering the woods and evenings at the Culinary Institute of America: with a home-away-from-home at the end of each day. Lovely house and perfect for a couple ..
Michael-Christopher2015-07-16T00:00:00ZEve's home suited our needs perfectly. We attended our son's graduation from the Culinary Institute of America and the location was perfect. We loved the view of the river from the front balcony and browsing the collection of books almost made me late to everything! Eve's next door neighbor was very friendly and helpful as Eve was out of town. Everything was as described and we were very fortunate to be able to stay there.
Kim2015-06-02T00:00:00ZLocation, location, location! A welcoming house and caretaker. Lovely location. Perfect for exploring Hyde Park and learning about the Roosevelts and Vanderbilts.
Sherry and Tim 2014-10-01T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
Troy was the best host I have ever stayed with! It is easy to tell that he is a very skilled host and loves to host guests. It was very easy to find his home, even at night. The space is very well decorated, clean and cozy. The bed was very comfortable and the space was quiet. The breakfast Troy made for us in the morning was delicious and he even invited my sister to join us. Troy made it possible for us to get a tour of the Vanderbilt mansion, which was very kind. I wholeheartedly recommend any guest thinking of staying here to stay. You'll wish you had stayed longer!
Kayla2016-03-04T00:00:00ZTroy was an excellent host--he made us breakfast and was highly attentive to our needs. We enjoyed chatting with him and had a lovely stay in his home.
Jacqueline2015-10-11T00:00:00ZTroy is a fantastic host; he always goes out of his way to make his guests feel welcome. He includes guests in his dinner plans, provides suggestions for activities and restaurants, and is always up for great conversation. This was my 2nd stay and I'm sure there will be more!
Karin2016-10-13T00:00:00ZMy stay was an overwhelming experience of friendship, love , inspiration and beauty. Troy is on a mission with amazing hosting abilities that exceeds the norm: his welcome exuberates authentic human warmth, the place is super clean and cozy with fireplace and friendly dogs. He serves his meals with a vision of highest culinary standards including specialty cheese, heartshaped waffles and home-made lox. He is witty, creative and funny and extremely caring. Thank you Troy for a spectaculour stay. I want to move in!
Nathalie2015-04-20T00:00:00ZWe stayed one night at Troy's stylish and cozy home (the bedroom on the lower level). The location was perfect, a great base for exploring Hyde Park and the surrounding area. We enjoyed talking with our host, and meeting his two sweet, happy dogs. Recommended!
Julia2014-12-01T00:00:00ZStaying at Troy's home was a wonderful experience. He made me feel welcome and spent time making sure I had everything I needed. His home is lovely as is the neighborhood and Troy's personality adds to the fun of staying. When I first arrived he said, "We have fun here," and I did. Also, breakfast was amazing. I highly recommend staying with him.
Ann2016-10-21T00:00:00ZWonderful experience. My room was a nice, clean, comfortable room in a delightful house on a quiet street. Troy is an exceptional host - going 'above and beyond' what most airbnb hosts do. He prepared an incredible breakfast spread every day with some interesting new items that I got introduced to. I was in Hyde Park to attend a course at the CIA and Troy made suggestions of what to see in the area during my down time. He took his time to give me a tour of the Vanderbilt gardens where he volunteers and accompanied me to another site. I never felt like a paying customer and looked forward to returning 'home' each night after a long day of cooking. I highly recommend staying with Troy and his 'girls' (two beautiful well-behaved dogs) if you are in Hyde Park for recreation, the CIA or business.
Nick2015-06-07T00:00:00ZTroy gives dignity to air bnb and really makes the experience what it should be. We were stunned by the 2 wood fireplaces, 3 course breakfast and many candles. Troy is an active member in his community and loved by many. He is part of the 1% on air bnb to provide fresh herbs and kale from his garden in December. Troy even took us to the Vanderbilt Mansion to get us free entry to a tour. Troy's house is clean and cozy, and our New Years was special with fondu and homemade pizza! Troy goes above and beyond the call of duty and is a natural host. This was my first air bnb stay and I'm not sure that I'll go back to hotels anytime soon.
John2016-01-02T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
Nice place. The hosts are super friendly - very convenient to Hyde Park.
Matthew2015-06-22T00:00:00ZDot's home was lovely! A quiet place in the woods. Lovely room, spacious, private entrance and close to some very nice hikes and the CIA. And Dot and her husband were very friendly!!!
Sandra2016-05-25T00:00:00ZDot and her husband Paul are wonderful. Their home is private, clean, and welcoming. It is also located right in the center of all the Hyde Park sights to see. I would absolutely stay with them again, they really did all they can to make the rooms beautiful, the bathroom was spotless and it was like staying with family. Thanks again Dot and Paul!!!
Kate2016-07-25T00:00:00ZDot and Paul were welcoming and provided extra little treats. The rooms were clean and well stocked.
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SamanthaDot and Paul were such lovely hosts. Room was just as adorable in person as it was in photos and super cozy. Would absolutely recommend them.
Jenn2016-09-25T00:00:00ZDot and Paul were friendly and accommodating. The location of their home is convenient for any tourists visiting Hyde Park and the surrounding area. The room was actually a suite with a private entrance and garage!
Margaret2014-10-20T00:00:00ZDot's place was fantastic! Just what I was looking for. Comfortable, well appointed and Dot was great! Super accommodating and easy to coordinate with. Definitely recommend to others!
Curtis2014-10-16T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
Great close getaway from NYC! Perfect for a weekend recharge.
Xavier2016-07-18T00:00:00ZGreat mother-in-law apartment right on the river! Nice patio. Nice view. Well located for sightseeing in the Hyde Park area!
Joseph2016-10-02T00:00:00ZAnn greeted us warmly upon our arrival. The apartment is just as described. In fact, the photos can't capture the beauty of the view from the porch. The apartment was very well equipped and perfectly located for visits to all of the FDR and Vanderbilt sites. We will definitely stay at Riverside again if we return to the area.
Joan2016-08-08T00:00:00ZWe had an absolutely wonderful time! Ann and her husband couldn't have been more gracious hosts. Upon our arrival they greeted us, showed us around the apartment, and had put on lights and music to make it more welcoming. The apartment was in a great location, meticulously clean, and quite comfortable. The view! The apartment overlooks the Hudson River and it is absolutely gorgeous! They left a folder with things to do and places to eat in the area. The location was also great; accessible to the CIA, FDR museum, downtown Poughkeepsie, etc
Kathryn2015-10-08T00:00:00ZGreat location close to attractions. The hosts are wonderful and very welcoming. Great views of the Hudson River. Only negative, but not a significant one, is nearby rail line.
Richard2016-10-14T00:00:00ZAnn's place is perfect for a get-a-way vacation – very quiet, convenient, a beautiful garden along the path to our own place, and a gorgeous view of Hudson river. The rooms are very spacious and clean. I have to mention the shower water is very powerful. Ann is one of the best hosts that we had for all our previous Airbnb stays. She provided us a list of things to do, restaurants to go - we did get to try some of them. They were great picks. We also got to meet with her husband Bill who's a very nice gentleman. We definitely felt very welcomed. I would recommend Ann's place to all my friends if they visit the area. Yiying and Jay
Yiying2016-07-07T00:00:00ZWe had an absolutely wonderful and perfect stay at Ann and Bill's place. The view is perfect and you have a large and beautiful private patio to yourself. The home is clean and charming and so cozy and peaceful. Hiking trails literally right outside their home and a path down the rive for those that might want to take a dip (we did!). We also loved the town of Hyde Park (esp the drive in theater). Ann and Bill are amazing, gentle and considerate hosts. I can't wait to go back!
Jesse2016-07-29T00:00:00ZAnn and her husband were warm and welcoming. We forgot something from home, and they supplied it. The location is engaging, quite and a true delight.
David2016-09-12T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
The house was very nice and stocked with the essentials. Highly recommended.
Jeff2016-10-24T00:00:00ZWe had a fabulous time at the Gatehouse. Every detail was thought out and the house is decorated impeccably. We stayed for a month and John made us feel so welcome that we felt like it was our own house. The grounds are adjacent to the Vanderbilt estate and the town of Hyde Park is a throwback to a different time. The Culinary Institute of America is just down the street and doesn't disappoint. There is so much to do. If you want a weekend away look no further than the Gatehouse or if you want a longer stay John will make you feel that his home is your home. We couldn't recommend it enough and hope to make a trip back there again. 10 out of 10.
Emma2016-09-19T00:00:00ZJohn 's home made for a perfect weekend spent exploring the Hudson valley. My family and I immediately fell in love with the gorgeously renovated and furnished Gatehouse. Everything from the kitchen appliances to the fresh bed linens to the history of the home added to the charm of this property. John made us feel at home with a lovely welcome note, bottle of wine, fresh eggs and some great recommendations for the area. I highly recommend this property to any architecture or design-minded folks looking for a relaxing getaway in a beautiful home. Thank you for everything John!
William2016-08-08T00:00:00ZThis property was perfect for a quick weekend getaway. The house is beautiful and John has clearly put a lot of effort into making sure you will have best experience possible. We loved cooking in the beautiful and well equipped kitchen. Also loved that there were bathrobes in every room and super comfortable beds! Would highly recommend The Gatehouse.
Isabelle2017-02-19T00:00:00ZI stayed at The Gatehouse for two nights over a weekend in the winter. The quality of the home went way beyond my expectations. It was comfortable, classy, efficient, and convenient to local attractions. A great home for an intimate gathering!
Andrew2016-12-18T00:00:00ZBeautifully restored historical home, John is very helpful making sure we have everything we needed.
Peggy2016-10-30T00:00:00ZThis was a very elegant and beautiful home!! Everything was perfect!
Maureen2016-10-17T00:00:00ZLovingly updated & beautifully maintained.
Lani2016-10-07T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
Linda, our host, was very welcoming and provided us with a bowl of fresh fruit and biscuits and fresh water on our arrival. Our room was spacious with air conditioning which was most welcome on such a hot day. We slept well in the comfortable bed. Thanks for having us.
Mary2016-06-07T00:00:00ZLinda wasn't there when we stayed at her place but she did a great job of communicating so we knew how to access her place. There's no street lights so it was a little tricky to find. Very comfy place. For the price coffee and tea would have been nice.
Rachelle2015-08-08T00:00:00ZLinda was very accommodating and great in communicating. The place was simple and clean, perfect for a getaway in nature. The view into the woods was lovely . We slept so well as it was super quiet.
Sabina and Joe2014-10-02T00:00:00ZLinda was a very accommodating and gracious hostess. The room was clean and spacious. Location great. We'd be pleased to stay there again!
Sue2015-09-28T00:00:00ZLovely home, host & neighborhood, nestled in the woods.
Liza2016-10-11T00:00:00ZRoom was very clean, fresh fruit, wifi, clean towels, plenty of closet space. Very comfortable for two people the bathroom was very convenient and clean. Linda the hostess was very accommodating and nice to be around. Suggested food and activities in the area. Would highly recommend. If we went back to Hyde park we would stay with kinda again.
Airbnb372016-07-22T00:00:00ZLinda was a very welcoming host and the room was perfect for our purposes. Thank you.
Deborah2015-06-24T00:00:00ZLinda and I did not interact much, as I was either busy with work (great wifi!) or touring the area, but she was a kind and patient hostess, and the room had everything I could need (and more). There is a spacious closet with hangers, a desk with lots of lighting and outlets, and a great list of local attractions and restaurants. The neighborhood is quiet and safe, with a private setting, but it was not difficult to find.
Emily2014-10-04T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
Great host! Comfortable bed... Perfect place for our stay. Thank you, Sonia!
Rebecca2016-05-29T00:00:00ZWe didn't spend any time at the house but the room was clean and spacious. Everything worked perfectly and the bed was very supportive and comfortable. Sonia was very available, helpful, and lovely.
Jeremy2015-09-28T00:00:00ZWe had a good stay at Sonia's place. The room was comfortable and the bathroom was functional. Queen bed mattress was good and the linens were clean. This is a beautiful house that has a lot of interesting little spaces. Taken in whole, there is a lot to furnish and maintain and there are a few things remind you how much effort it is to maintain such a house. We think Sonia has done a good job of keeping up with it. Very clean and very beautiful place. We would recommend staying there.
Kristine2015-10-16T00:00:00ZSonia's house was lovely, it was out in the country and quite. The room and bed were comfortable and just like in the picture. Sonia was a lovely and helpful host. The 2 days we spent in her home were very pleasant.
Catherine2015-08-14T00:00:00ZWhat a great experience! Sonia and her family were extremely welcoming and made me feel comfortable in their beautiful home. The location was quiet and serene but still close to everything. I was able to come and go as I please and was able to be as independent as I needed to be. The family is extremely warm and friendly and I was even invited to Sonia's daughter's engagement party! My bed was extremely comfortable and had a private en suite bathroom. I couldn't have asked for a better stay! Thanks Sonia!
Kantha2015-08-04T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
We had completely wonderful and unique experience at Troy's. Enjoyed great conversations at breakfast and learnt so much about his Norwegian culture. I personally was mesmerized by his reservoir of knowledge and interests, while my partner was smitten by Ella and Annie. Thank you so much Troy. We look forward to being in touch and knowing you more over our next few visits and be rest assured that will happen soon.
Joyeta2015-10-26T00:00:00ZDownstairs, near one of three guest rooms in his chic, Norweigan-style house, Troy keeps a collection of blue ribbons. He won them at the Dutchess County Fair for growing vegetables in his garden. The competition for those ribbons is fierce. Likewise with the praise my wife and I have to give him here. We have used AirB&B literally around the world. From Japan to Paris to Seattle. We have had too many wonderful experiences to count, and with a multitude of gracious hosts. Still, Troy stands out as exceptional. We loved relaxing and reading in front of his cozy fireplace (a real treat for us Brooklynites). We appreciated his recommendation for a reasonable restaurant in nearby Rhinebeck, rich in early 1800s Americana, Liberty Public House. And we were wowed that he escorted us to the neighboring Vanderbilt estate and scored us a free tour of the mansion. But what made our stay with Troy truly delightful was his remarkable, extravagant, three-course Norwegian-style breakfast. He graciously served: oatmeal, yogurt, berries, almonds, smoked-salmon, smoked trout, caviar and heart-shaped mini-waffles with savory cheese and jam. Plus coffee from a French press and tea from a futuristic German kettle. All from a table decorated with lit candles. With a view out his giant picture windows of songbird-studded oak trees with the shimmering Hudson River in the distance. Triple blue ribbon!
Kristen2016-11-22T00:00:00ZBy far the best experience I've had with Airbnb to date. Now I understand what a "super host" is. First, the description, pictures, etc. were 100% accurate. Troy has a very comfortable, clean, inviting place and yes, it feels like you're in a Norwegian living room. I was born in Norway so I very much appreciated his connection and his stories. Room was spacious, complementary water (which I wish I had taken), and a nice firm queen mattress - I had a great night's sleep. Second, Troy went above and beyond by grilling dinner and serving innumerable side dishes, etc. Third. Breakfast. 3 courses. Delicious. He was up at 6 preparing it and it was just what I needed before taking a test at CIA. So I can partly credit Troy with passing the introductory sommelier exam. Thanks, Troy.
Kris2016-06-08T00:00:00ZTroy is a true delight, and he is very accommodating. His house is beautiful, and he has clearly put much thought and love into the living space and grounds. It is obvious that Troy loves people, as he has a great sense of what it means to be an excellent host. The three course breakfast was pleasantly extravagant and rich with friendly conversation between us, Troy, and his other guests. There was a perfect balance of privacy and attention throughout our stay. We don't have a single negative thought to reflect on when it comes to our time with Troy.
Bobby2016-08-27T00:00:00ZMy weekend at Troy's home was absolutely fantastic! There's absolutely nothing else I could wish for during my stay!!! First and foremost (for me), the Scandinavian one-hour long brunch and multiple course dinner (Yes! I was lucky enough to be invited to one) have made my visit simply superb!!! Troy is an amazing host and cook, and his attention to details reflected in the house decoration and the menu consideration have made my weekend unforgettable! The Scandinavian meal was absolutely relish!!! Besides the amazing food served to all guests in the morning and the family-like welcome treatment, I would like to thank Troy for being in constant communication before and during my visit. Also, the house, my room, and the bathroom were super clean and had everything I needed: from a comfy bed with crispy fresh linen, personal bottles of water, and a full set of bath & body products. I'm looking forward to coming back to Troy's place again and again. Thank you very, very much, Troy, for making my stay so wonderful!
(EMAIL HIDDEN)2016-09-20T00:00:00ZThis is my first time writing a review because it was by far my best experience. Go on a Friday, if you want to be served a home cooked dinner and meet some interesting locals at his weekly dinner party. I just was hoping for a clean place and not only was it clean but very comfortable. The home cooked breakfast was out of this world. His two girls (dogs) were very sweet. Definitely planning on returning, hopefully soon.
marcia2015-07-13T00:00:00ZTroy and his house are top notch. Best airbnb experience we've ever had. Troy was meant to be a host. From his 3 course breakfast to the comfy bed to restaurant recommendations, everything was perfect. Thanks Troy. We'll see you again!
Darren2016-06-06T00:00:00ZAn ordinary visit to upstate for a long weekend was made extra special by Troy's accommodation. With his lovely charm and impeccable taste, we were able to experience the true beauty of country living that nourished our exhausted city souls. The 3 course breakfast was beautifully presented with a side of culturally stimulating conversation about Norway. What a heart warming experience. Can't wait to return, dear friend. The very best, song
Ge2016-07-25T00:00:00ZRoom Type
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Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
This was an amazing home with a beautiful view. The trails nearby were breathtaking and the house had many amenities which made the evenings a lot of fun. Ann was a terrific host and answered all of our questions. We will be coming back here for sure.
Sharaf2017-02-20T00:00:00ZAnns place is amazing. It overlooks an endless stretch of the Hudson river, with a giant patio that could be the size of an apt. The interior is beautiful and roomy, plenty of rooms. Its their own house and you can tell they put effort into it. Everything worked out great. Will definitely come back!
Jason2017-01-03T00:00:00ZLovely views of the water! Unfortunately it was very cold the weekend we happened to go so didnt get to enjoy it as much as we would have liked to but it was certainly beautiful. The communication with Ann was smooth and we had no trouble getting in and out of the house and to the neighboring destinations. The place was clean and we enjoyed our girls weekend thoroughly!
Yashih2017-03-06T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
Wonderful time at this house. It was clean, with all amenities available. Rooms were spacious and comfortable.
Sheri2016-05-23T00:00:00ZThe cabin in the woods was a perfect place for our family weekend. Our children and grandchild were immediately at home and meals/naps/bedtimes couldn't have been simpler! We will definitely return. In addition, Ann Marie was helpful and quick to respond to my email questions as well as having 'stocked' the kitchen with basics for breakfasts and snacks. We can't thank her enough.
Sandy2017-02-05T00:00:00ZAnn Marie did a wonderful job as a host for this cabin! We stayed a few different times and would love to go back! Very nice to work with and the cabin was great!
David2016-10-31T00:00:00ZJust spent a fantastic four days at the cottage. Everything was perfect. I loved the privacy. Ann was very responsive to all my questions and quick to get back with me. My family hopes to visit again next year.
Kristina2016-08-10T00:00:00ZGreat cabin! Fridge was stocked with the essentials. Everything was in perfect working order. Location is 15-20 minutes from Vanderbilt estate, FDR home and library, the Culinary Institute, and a fabulous bike path. We had plenty to do during our weekend, and we were happy to have a comfy place to return to at night.
C2015-07-01T00:00:00ZThe perfect spot for our family's Christmas at the log cabin in the woods! We especially liked that there was a big enough space for everyone to be together and also private spaces. The kitchen was functional and the fireplace really was nice. Very private yet met friendly neighbors and their dogs while out for a walk.
Diane2016-12-26T00:00:00ZI can't say enough about how great this host and cabin were. It really was like staying at a friend's house while they were out of town. The cabin was clean and comfortable and well-stocked with some basic food items and condiments, shampoo and conditioner, and even contact lens cleaner (with the unexpected additions of a record player and a couple basic games). The property is gorgeous and secluded, and Ann Marie was responsive to all of my questions and flexible about check-in/check-out times. There's great hiking in the area, and if you're looking for a great place to relax and get off the grid, this is the place for you. There are a couple TVs, but we didn't bother turning them on, and there's no Wi-Fi, although there is 3G in the area if you need to get online to find some hiking trails. We celebrated a birthday up there, so I baked a cake while we were there. I brought my own cake pans, and while the kitchen was stocked with all the basic cooking stuff, I would recommend bringing anything non-standard (like cake pans) if you're a foodie and planning on cooking a lot or making something that might require equipment that's out of the ordinary. :) If you're not, the kitchen has everything you'll need, as does the rest of the house. Ann Marie was also happy to let us bring our dogs with us, which made a huge difference. Pet-friendly places are wonderful, and this was one of the best. Ann Marie is clearly an animal person, and there was no additional charge for bringing pets. TLDR; Ann Marie is great, the property is wonderful, and this is the perfect place to stay for an outdoorsy, relaxing vacation. We can't wait to return!
Abby2016-09-06T00:00:00ZA fantastic experience! We highly recommend the stay and believe it was a great value for the area. We rented it for the weekend to enjoy our Daughter's Graduation from Culinary Institute of America. The place was perfect for two couple and two college-age daughters. Highly recommend it for anyone visiting CIA. We have stayed other places in area and nothing tops this beautiful home. We watched the deer in the morning nibbling on the cedars while we enjoyed our coffee and tea. Everything was warm and welcoming and never needed to interact beyond getting the key. There were plenty of waters in the refrigerator and cookies on the counter, we even had some duralogs for the beautiful stone fireplace. Wonderful weekend get away.
Loretta2016-10-13T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
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Beautiful home with great amenities! Communication and hospitality from Harry and Gail was great!
Briana2017-03-02T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 46 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
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Samuel 2017-01-05T00:00:00ZThe house is exactly as advertised and great for a family getaway. Harry and Gail are accommodating and gracious hosts and very responsive to our questions both before and during our stay.
Simon2016-11-27T00:00:00ZHarry and Gail's place was lovely. Very relaxing and had everything that we could possibly need! The home is very well stocked.They even left us directions to things in the area and information about restaurants, etc... It was a lovely weekend and we thoroughly enjoyed our timeout of the city.
Meghan2016-10-11T00:00:00ZThis home is beautiful and perfect for a weekend getaway from the City!
Angela2017-01-30T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Hyde Park, NY 12538, United States
It was a wonderful stay. We had a fantastic time in this modern, spacious and super clean house! Great for hanging out and having a great time cooking with a couple friends and enjoying the views with a glass of wine. Benjamin was a perfect host always responding quickly and in detail. We will definitely come back!
federica2014-09-25T00:00:00ZWe thoroughly enjoyed our weekend stay at this beautiful home in Hyde Park. The house was the perfect "home base" for a weekend of visiting Hyde Park, enjoying the scenery and having delicious meals. Benjamin was an extremely responsive and helpful host. The house is very comfortable and perfectly equipped. We are so glad we chose this as the place to spend the weekend!
Christine2014-10-06T00:00:00ZBenjamin was an excellent host. He kept in great contact throughout the rental process. Once we opened the door to his beautiful home we were greeted by fresh flowers and a sweet treat. The listing photos only touch on the beauty of this location. The master bath with the huge shower/spa is to die for. Words cannot describe the view from the floor to ceiling windows in the living room. We were attending classes at the Culinary Institute of America, about a 10 - 15 min drive away. The CIA has several dining options open to the public. We passed many restaurants, and shopping between the two. There are also several good wineries and historical sites in the area. Don't be surprised if some type of wildlife leads you up the long driveway to the house. We enjoyed possum and raccoon as tour guides. It is obvious that Benjamin takes great pride of ownership in his home. Everything was top notch and I welcome another chance to stay here.
Laurie2016-04-18T00:00:00ZFantastic house! Beautiful setting and a very well maintained property. My wife and I had a blast at the house and were very sad to leave. Benjamin made the whole process very easy, and he has a lovely home. We'd love to come back.
Edward2015-10-27T00:00:00ZThe house is wonderful. Great on the outside and beautifully decorated on the inside, with all the amenities for a relaxing get away. The property is very private, as described, with a big lawn in the back. Benjamin is an A+ host, he responds quickly at all times and set up everything for a welcome arrival.
Eli2014-09-01T00:00:00ZWe were extremely pleased with our stay in this beautiful home. It was the perfect setting for our family's winter retreat. The house is modern and clean, yet cozy and comfortable (even with twin 10 month olds). The many windows offer beautiful views from each room, you can even see the Hudson River from the living room, yet still feel secluded. Benjamin was a gracious host and very responsive. A truly great experience all around. We will definitely return!
zara2015-01-04T00:00:00ZWe came to hill view for our daughter's commencement in nearby Poughkeepsie. This worked perfectly for us. The house is very peaceful and a wonderful place for family to gather amid the activities of a commencement. We recommend it highly if you are needing a similar space.
Peter2015-06-07T00:00:00ZThis place is every bit as good as it looks in the photographs and more. The absolute height of style and sophistication yet still with a homely feel. The location is second to none and we enjoyed riding our bicycles around the area of Hyde Park; exploring amazing public parks with spectacular views of the river. As a host Ben was quick to arrange access to the property after our booking and to answer any questions. A detailed list was provided on the house amenities and even recommendations on where best to eat. An absolute pleasure to deal with and one if our highlight locations/experiences on our trip.
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Professional Reference articles are written by UK doctors and are based on research evidence, UK and European Guidelines. They are designed for health professionals to use, so you may find the language more technical than the condition leaflets.
Short stature is defined as height that is two standard deviations below the mean height for age and sex (less than the third percentile) or more than two standard deviations below the mid-parental height. A child's rate of growth is important. A downward growth trend suggests a slowdown in growth and possibly a growth problem. A growth velocity disorder is defined as an abnormally slow growth rate, which may manifest as height deceleration across two major percentile lines on the growth chart.
There are many potential causes. In some cases, short stature or slow growth is the initial sign of a serious underlying disease in an otherwise healthy child.
The European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology (ESPE) classifies the main causes of
short stature into three groups:[2]
- Primary growth disorders, where the condition is intrinsic to the growth plate.
- Secondary growth disorders, where the growth plates change as a consequence of the condition.
- Idiopathic, where there is no identifiable cause of short stature.
Most children with short stature will have constitutional delay of growth and puberty (CDGP) or familial short stature, or there will be no identifiable cause.
Primary growth disorders
- Clinically defined genetic syndromes, such as:
- Intrauterine growth restriction with failure to catch up:
- Fetomaternal factors
- Prematurity
- Placental dysfunction
- Congenital bone disorders such as:
- Achondroplasia
- Hypochondroplasia
- Osteogenesis imperfecta
Secondary growth disorders
- Endocrine:
- Hypothyroidism.
- Panhypopituitarism.
- Hypothalamic or pituitary lesions (eg, trauma or tumour).
- Laron's syndrome (growth hormone insensitivity).
- Cushing's syndrome.
- Growth hormone deficiency or insufficiency.
- Precocious puberty.
- Disorders of the growth hormone insulin-like growth factor I axis.
- Metabolic:
- Mucopolysaccharidoses.
- Glycogen storage diseases.
- Diabetes mellitus (poor control).
- Chronic disease:
- Cardiovascular disease.
- Respiratory disease (eg, cystic fibrosis).
- Haemoglobinopathies.
- Renal disorders disease.
- Malignancy.
- Neurological (eg, hydrocephalus).
- Juvenile arthritis.
- Malnutrition:
- Poverty or neglect.
- Inflammatory bowel disease.
- Coeliac disease.
- Bowel obstruction.
- Enzyme deficiencies.
- Chronic bowel infection.
- Short bowel syndrome.
- Anorexia nervosa.
- Rickets.
- Psychosocial deprivation, including hyperphagic short stature syndrome.
- Medication: steroid therapy.
Assessment[3, 4]
- A comprehensive history starting in the prenatal and perinatal periods should be obtained. Emphases of the history include maternal health and habits during pregnancy, the duration of gestation, birth weight and length and growth pattern (centile charts if available).
- Obtaining the family history of growth patterns and direct measurement of the parents is crucial to determine the genetic potential for growth in the child. Ascertain timing of puberty in the parents.
- Ask about nutrition, including problems with feeding, appetite, food science, special diets or any other indication of inadequate nutrition.
- Consider any chronic disease and medication. Careful review of physical symptoms suggesting underlying chronic disease, such as breathlessness, diarrhoea. Ask about systemic symptoms, particularly of gastroenterological or neurological origin.
- Consider any signs of developmental delay. Ask about achievement of developmental milestones and any learning difficulty.
- Any indication of possible child abuse, including interaction of the child with the parent.
A thorough examination is essential to establish accurate height and weight and any indication of a possible underlying cause for short stature.
- Accurate measurement of height (using a calibrated stadiometer) and weight. Sitting as well as standing height are important in order to consider asymmetry and skeletal disproportion - eg, achondroplasia.
- A thorough physical examination helps differentiate abnormal growth patterns from normal variants and identifies specific dysmorphic features of genetic syndromes.
- Consider growth hormone deficiency from hypopituitarism - look for other features of pituitary hormone deficiency (eg, hypogonadism) and possible features of a pituitary tumour (eg, papilloedema and visual field defects).
- Consider any indications of other possible underlying causes - eg, Cushing's syndrome, chronic kidney disease, hypothyroidism or fetal alcohol syndrome.
- Look for features of Turner syndrome in girls.
- Look for features of skeletal causes, -eg, rickets (craniotabes, bulbous wrists and bowing of the extremities), achondroplasia.
- Look for skin lesions such as café-au-lait spots or large haemangiomas.
Calculate expected final height
- The mid-parental height provides an estimation of the expected final height. If a child's height lies within the target centile range then their height is normal with regard to their genetic potential.
- A calibrated stadiometer should be used for measuring standing height and the heights of the parents should be accurately measured rather than rely on reported heights. The mid-parental height is unreliable if the parents' heights are very different.
- In a boy: Mid-parental height (cm) = (Father's height + (Mother's height + 13)) divided by 2.
- In a girl: Mid-parental height (cm) = ((Father's height - 13) + Mother's height) divided by 2.
Investigations indicated to confirm or exclude possible underlying causes are based on the clinical assessment. They may include:
- Blood tests:
- FBC: anaemia blood dyscrasia and infections.
- Renal function tests and electrolytes: renal disease and electrolyte abnormalities - eg, Bartter's syndrome, diabetes insipidus and other renal and metabolic disorders.
- LFTs.
- TFTs.
- ESR and CRP: chronic inflammatory conditions.
- Urinalysis and urine pH level: renal tubular acidosis.
- Karyotyping may be helpful where examination suggests features of genetic syndromes. It should be performed in all girls with short stature as this may be the only feature of Turner syndrome.
- Specific tests for suspected underlying or associated diseases - eg, coeliac disease, Cushing's disease, cystic fibrosis, growth hormone deficiency, vitamin D deficiency.
- Bone age:
- Bone age can help to predict the final adult height by estimating skeletal maturation from an assessment of the ossification of the epiphyseal centres.
- The most widely used method is based on comparing a frontal radiograph of the left hand and wrist with standards from the Greulich-Pyle atlas.
- Bone age is considered delayed if it is two standard deviations below the chronological age.
- Bone age is usually normal for age in children with familial short stature. In children with CDGP the bone age corresponds with height age and is delayed (up to two standard deviations). In children with pathological short stature, the bone age is severely delayed (more than two standard deviations
- Over-emphasis of bone age evaluation can be misleading if not used in the proper settings. The predictions do not apply to children with endocrine or bone pathologies affecting growth.[5]
- Dental age: can provide an indirect assessment of skeletal age. The eruption of primary and secondary teeth may be delayed for up to 1.3 years in children with growth hormone deficiency, up to 1.5 years in children with CDGP and more than two years in children with severe hypothyroidism.
Indications for referral include:
- Height: height fails to progress along the appropriate centile curve.
- Growth velocity: decreased growth velocity for age.
- Genetic potential: projected height varies from mid-parental height by more than 5 cm (2 in).
- Multiple syndromic or dysmorphic features: abnormal facies, midline defects, body disproportions.
- Bone age: delayed by more than two standard deviations.
Management of any identified underlying cause is clearly important.
Growth hormone
- Growth hormone of human origin (somatotrophin) has been replaced by a growth hormone of human sequence (somatropin) which is produced using recombinant DNA technology.
- The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends that somatropin be used for the treatment of growth failure for children with growth failure who:[6]
- Have growth hormone deficiency.
- Have Turner syndrome.
- Have Prader-Willi syndrome.
- Have chronic kidney disease.
- Are born small for gestational age with subsequent growth failure at 4 years of age or later.
- Have short stature homeobox-containing gene (SHOX) deficiency.
- Treatment should be discontinued if:
- Growth velocity increases by less than 50% from baseline in the first year of treatment.
- Final height is approached and growth velocity is less than 2 cm total growth in one year.
- Adherence is poor and cannot be improved.
- Final height is attained.
Growth hormone therapy in children with idiopathic short stature seems to be effective in partially reducing the deficit in height as adults, although the magnitude of effectiveness is on average less than that achieved in other conditions for which growth hormone is licensed.[7] Treated individuals remain relatively short when compared with peers of normal stature.[8] Mecasermin, a recombinant human insulin-like growth factor-I (rhIGF-I), is licensed to treat growth failure in children and adolescents with severe primary insulin-like growth factor I deficiency.[9, 10]
Children with short stature may be teased or bullied, with potential emotional and psychological consequences. This is a source of parental anxiety although, in general, studies are reassuring and suggest long-term complications are infrequent.[11]Because short stature causes anxiety and may prompt consultation it may draw attention to underlying conditions which will then get treated, with consequent improvement in general health.
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Tired of the bulky, wrist strapped heart rate monitor you're wearing when you go out jogging? Check out the new AmpStrip HRM designed to safely stick to your body and assure 24/7 accurate tracking for your heart rate, activity, exercise load, skin temperature and even posture, all while being as comfortable to wear as possible! You won't even feel it!
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Want to learn Hadoop without building your own cluster or paying for cloud resources? Then download Cloudera's Hadoop distro and run it in a virtual machine on your PC. I'll show you how.
Everyone's talking Big Data and Hadoop, but how can you start to learn the technology if you have to set up a whole cluster first? This isn't just about the servers, but also the Hadoop software itself, and various companion products like Hive and Pig. If you're Windows person without Linux/Unix skills, this may be more daunting still. But there is a solution.
Cloudera, maker of perhaps the most widely-deployed Hadoop distribution, offers a a pre-built, training-appropriate, 1-node Hadoop cluster in virtual machine (VM) form, and it's free. In this gallery, I'll show you the step-by-step of how to download, configure and use the VM, and how to get at the various Hadoop distro components within it.
To start, visit Cloudera's Web site to download the CDH4 (Cloudera Distribution including Apache Hadoop, version 4) VM, as shown here. The VM image is available in VMWare, Virtual Box and KVM formats. Our work here is done under VMWare.
If you're using Windows Server Hyper-V, you can download the VMWare image and convert it to VHD format. Windows 7 Virtual PC won't work as it only supports 32-bit VMs and the CDH4 image is a 64-bit VM.
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Gmail has IMAP!
Finally. Many thought this would never happen.
And just like Free software usually, it seems to be the handiwork of someone scratching an itch.
- IMAP folders are Gmail labels. Gmail labels show up as folders in your client, and moving a message to a folder in your client simply adds that label in Gmail.
- In particular, be careful creating folders, and avoid making a mess. Try reusing the default Gmail labels: Set your client's drafts folder to "[Gmail]/Drafts".
- Messages with multiple labels appear in each of those folders. So there is some duplication at the client end, of course, but this is unavoidable; the price you pay for forcing a tagging philosophy on software that has different beliefs.
- Conversely, if you want to apply multiple labels to a message through your client, you can use the "poor man's tagging" that has always been possible — copy the message to each of those folders.
- If you delete a message from a "folder" (other than "[Gmail]/Trash" and "[Gmail]/Spam"), Gmail only removes that label. It is still present in "All Mail". To actually delete, move to "[Gmail]/Trash". What happens if you delete email from "All mail"?
- Recommended IMAP client settings: Don't save sent messages on the server; any mail sent through gmail's smtp is automatically copied to "[Gmail]/Sent Mail" folder.
- In general, actions sync neatly; see the full table.
- IMAP and POP work with messages, so if you move only one message from a thread to a folder, only that one will get that label, but the Gmail web interface will show the entire conversation with that label. Note that this is only a display thing — it's not that opening Gmail will give all the messages the label, and when you reopen your client suddenly things are different. (I need to actually check this.)
- You still have Gmail's amazing server-side spam filtering.
- Some things don't work.
- Some other things are alleged not to work that I don't even understand
- Everything.
They got everything in order, made all those pages, and turned on IMAP without making any advance announcement…
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"To use IMAP, you must have your interface language set to 'English (US)'."
How unfair.
Localisation always takes time… but in this case it's irrelevant anyway: at most, you'll need the en_US interface to turn your IMAP option on, and can switch back immediately.
@Preyas: Here at least they are saying it explicitly. I was getting quite annoyed that I didn't have maps in Picasa albums, while Kshitij did. Turned out that I needed to switch from en_GB to en_US. And I didn't find this explanation anywhere in the official Google Help pages.


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Title | Extinction, survivorship and evolution of planktic foraminifera across the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary at El Kef, Tunisia |
Publication Type | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 1988 |
Authors | Keller, G |
Journal | Marine Micropaleontology |
Volume | 13 |
Issue | 3 |
Pagination | 239 - 263 |
Date Published | Jan-10-1988 |
Keywords | mass extinction |
Abstract | An expanded sediment record at E1 Kef shows that the K/T boundary extinctions of planktic foraminifera extend over an interval from 25 cm below the geochemical boundary (Ir anomaly) to 7 cm above. Species extinctions appear sequential with complex, large, ornate forms disappearing first and smaller, less ornate, forms surviving longer. The 14 species extinctions below the boundary appear unrelated to an impact event. Cretaceous species survivorship is greater than previously assumed. About 10 species survive (22%) into Subzone Pla (Globigerina eugubina). All Cretaceous survivors are small primitive forms which are generally smaller than their ancestors in Cretaceous sediments. Species evolution after the K/T event occurs in two pulses. The first new Paleocene species evolve in the basal black clay (Zone PO ) immediately after the major Cretaceous extinctions. Evolving species are small and primitive similar to Cretaceous survivors. The second pulse in species evolution occurs in the lower part of Subzone Plb with the appearance of larger more diverse species. The first major increase in carbonate sedimentation and productivity occurs at this time and signals the recoveyr of the ecosystem nearly 300,000 years after the K/T event. The species extinctions prior to the generally assumed impact event implied by the Ir anomaly, and the long recovery period of the ecosystem thereafter cannot be explained by a single impact, but suggest that multiple causes may be responsible such as climatic changes, volcanism, a sea level drop, production of warm saline bottom water and the chemical consequences associated with increased salinity. PDF |
URL | http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/0377839888900059 |
Short Title | Marine Micropaleontology |


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There's nothing like a product that does double or triple duty to speed up installation time and lessen costs. Smart builders have migrated to specially designed exterior sheathing products to sidestep the need for additional materials.
Huber's ZIP System panels are a structural sheathing product that includes a built-in vapor permeable, water-resistive barrier that, when combined with seam tape, eliminates the need for any sheet- or liquid-applied barriers.
In addition, SmartSide panels from LP can serve not only as siding, but also as structural sheathing. Because the panels can be applied to walls in the down position, some builders in the Kansas City, Mo., area have been building out exterior walls—complete with siding, trim, soffit, overhangs, fascia and even entire porches—before tilt up.
"This is quite unique, and we're in the process of trying to teach this practice to builders in other parts of the country," says Jason Rowell, LP's director of marketing. "This speeds up construction immensely and also eliminates a lot of the outside work that typically must be done from ladders."
Huber's sheathing typically costs around $4 to $5 more than standard OSB, and LP SmartSide, which sells for roughly $30 per 4-foot-by-8-foot panel, may forgo the need for sheathing.
In addition to dual-purpose sheathing, a new multipurpose wall system from BASF reduces the amount of lumber needed to build a home while beefing up insulation, air sealing, and moisture control. The HP+ Wall System combines three of the company's insulation products to deliver control of heat, air, and moisture and increased structural integrity.
The design capacity of a wall built with the system is up to 135% greater than that of a wall built with standard construction methods, according to BASF.
Emily Van Court, technical project adviser and architectural consultant for BASF's Center for Building Excellence, says the system allows builders to use standard 2x4 construction spaced 24 inches on-center, as well as single top plates and reduced framing around windows, which helps offset the cost for upgrading to spray foam insulation. The complete system addresses thermal bridging issues, while providing R-34 levels of insulation.
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Skates for the Power of Controlled Movements
Among activities of different kinds, skating is especially popular among a large section of people. This is an art of moving your body on an icy or even a smooth surface with the help of special shoes.
The shoes are the key to skating and are called skates. Skates are boots that have a frame attached underneath to adjust the placement of wheels to make the shoes movable. You can glide away in different position as you are skating.
There have been innovations to the olden skates that were available. There are newer materials used and techniques of wheels adjustments are also made in newer ways. It enables skates for different kinds of ice sports and skating.
There are different activities like roller skating, figures skating and free style skating among many others. Then there are sporting pursuits that require the use of skates for its players like ice hockey. This is a powerful sport where controlled movements on sheets of ice are an important part of the game.
Ice Skates
A large part of skating is means to be done on ice surface. This is a surface that has been smoothened for the purpose. Alternatively, it can be an artificially crafted surface but with natural ice only. Though there are skating events that takes place on smooth surfaces like wooden created ones as well ice- skating has a special significance as the original choice.
The structuring of ice skates is a very important part of an event. Ice skates are used for athletic events like figure skating or even sport like ice hockey. There is a blade- like attachment under the boots, that is placed. It can glide through the hard surface of the ice by cutting through it. The cut is not meant to be a groove or a deep one.
Ice skates are built to give the wearer a comfortable grip over the slippery smooth surface of the ice. Otherwise, there will be chances of falling that needs to be prevented as much as possible.
Inline Skates
The nature of inline skating is one that involves greater speed and aggression during skating. There is an arrangement of wheels under the boots of these skates in an aligned manner. There is a line of wheels created in a frame in the same position of the blade in ice skates.
The total number of wheels varies from two to five in different range of skates. There are wheels that are meant to be like brakes and a stop for the player. These are placed at the heels instead of the toe region like in earlier ones.
They are designed to allow maximum comfort over fast and slow movements on ice.
For more information on Ice skates, check out the info available online; these will help you learn to find the Inline skates!
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"Who ceases to be a friend never was one."
Greek proverb
"Talking with a friend is nothing else but thinking aloud."
Joseph Addison
"Best friends are unique and special. They are people who you can connect with, understand and support you all the way thru. No matter what happens, they are the ones who make me happy and want to live life. Best friends are with you forever even in old age. Imagine that, hahaha! I love u all! ♥ ♥ ♥ #3-Jaime P."
Jaime Penzellna
"The hypocrite who always plays one and the same part ceases at last to be a hypocrite"
Friedrich Nietzsche
"One is still what one is going to cease to be and already what one is going to become. One lives one's death, one dies one's life."
Jean-Paul Sartre
"He never was a friend who ceased to be so for a slight cause"
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GoBlueWolverine is checking in with top recruits who have expressed interest in attending the Michigan Summer Camp -- are they still coming? The latest: offensive tackle Graham Pocic (6-6.5, 315) from Lemont, Illinois (U-M signee Dave Molk's school).
What offers do you have now?
"My newest ones are Boston College and Miami but I also have one from Michigan, Florida, Florida State, Minnesota and a few others."
GBW note: Pocic's modest mention of a "a few" offers is actually 21 now: Miami, Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Penn State, Tennessee, Minnesota, Vanderbilt, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Boston College, North Carolina, Iowa, Kansas, Colorado, North Carolina State, Maryland, Duke, Purdue, Indiana and Illinois.
Are there any offers that you still want?
"No not really, I have all the ones I want."
Are you going to be attending Michigan's camp this summer?
"Yeah, I'm planning on it. I'm still not sure what day yet."
Are you going to be making any summer visits?
"Yeah I'm going to go to Florida and Florida State, and probably to a couple others."
Do you have a top 3-4-5 yet?
"Not yet, I'm waiting a little longer before I put anything in order."
When are you going to make your decision?
Are you going to be making any official visits in the fall then?
"Just to the school I commit to."
For GoBlueWolverine's comments on the Pocic situation, go to the GoBlueWolverine's Premium Message Board, The Victor's Club: Click HERE: TJBlog on Graham Pocic.
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Fagersta, February 2015 – Seco continues its strong focus on educating, training and informing those in the manufacturing industries with the release of four metal cutting books in a new series called "Metal Cutting – Best Practices." The books cover current trends and techniques in metal cutting and will be published throughout 2015.
Patrick De Vos, corporate technical education manager of Seco Tools, AB and Jan-Eric Ståhl, a professor in the Division of Production and Materials Engineering at Lund University, Sweden, collaborated to write "Metal Cutting – Best Practices." The series offers practical guidelines to help customers tackle metal cutting challenges and achieve maximum productivity in their machine shops. The books are each approximately 200 pages and provide in-depth information on a single subject. The four topics covered are: tool deterioration; machinability and workpiece materials; cutting materials and geometries; and tool compensation techniques.
This new series complements Seco's previously published books on metal cutting. In 2012, the company first partnered with professor Ståhl to translate his book entitled "Metal Cutting – Theories and Models" from Swedish into English. With nine chapters and more than 600 pages, "Metal Cutting – Theories and Models" begins with an introduction to metal cutting and takes readers through an in-depth, scientific description of each step in the entire metal cutting process. This comprehensive book is included in Seco's STEP (Seco Technical Education Programmes) package and used by numerous professors in universities throughout the world.
In response to customers' desires for more practical application information on metal cutting, in 2014, De Vos and Ståhl published "Metal Cutting – Theories in Practice." At just 171 pages, this book covers the same topics as "Metal Cutting – Theories and Models", but omits much of the mathematical and scientific information behind the theories. Instead, it bridges the gap between the science of metal cutting and the practical application of the theories, and is frequently used by both customers and students in the classroom setting.
According to De Vos, the upcoming release of "Metal Cutting – Best Practices" offers another layer to how Seco presents information to customers, others in the manufacturing sector and the academic world. "It is extremely practical and based on years of experience manufacturing cutting tools and applying them in various applications in customers' shops. I expect these books to be highly valued by customers as well as by professors and students, especially in the more hands-on laboratory setting."
For more information on "Metal Cutting – Best Practices" or any of Seco's metal cutting books, please contact a local Seco representative.
Headquartered in Fagersta, Sweden and present in more than 50 countries, Seco Tools is a leading global provider of metal cutting solutions for milling, turning, holemaking and toolholding. For more than 80 years, the company has provided the technologies, processes and support that manufacturers depend on for maximum productivity and profitability. For more information on how Seco's innovative products and expert services bring success to manufacturers across all industry segments, please visit www.secotools.com


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