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O Greywind Casa está idealmente localizado na bonita vila litorânea de Ogunquit no sul do Maine. Ogunquit, cujo nome significa "Lugar bonito pelo mar", é o destino ideal de férias. Ogunquit tem as mais belas praias, passeios ao longo das falésias rochosas, uma pitoresca vila de pescadores, incríveis restaurantes, spas, golfe, caminhadas, passeios de barco, teatro e muito mais.
O Greywind House está perfeitamente situado em um bairro residencial privada, que está apenas a uma curta distância a pé da praia e cidade. Depois de estacionar o seu carro, você será capaz de relaxar porque não há nenhuma necessidade de lutar contra o tráfico ou olhar para o estacionamento. A casa Greywind foi construído em 2005 e tem mais de 3.000 pés quadrados de espaço vivo. É um conceito de casa aberta para que cada quarto flui para o próximo. O chef de cozinha bem equipados tem uma grande ilha para a recolha e sala iluminada pelo sol é o lugar perfeito para relaxar. Há também uma sala de jantar, salão e sala grande família no andar de baixo. O Greywind House tem 5 quartos e 4 banheiros e pode acomodar até 12. Lá fora, a casa tem uma área de pátio e jardim com espreguiçadeiras, mesa e grill. Você não vai encontrar uma casa de férias mais perfeito.
Our family of 8 adults and 3 kids enjoyed our second stay at the Greywind House in Ogunquit. The house is well appointed with plenty of space for everyone. We actually enjoyed the walk to and from the beach, while sending the kids by car with all the beach gear for a drop off and pick up. We loved walking into town for dinner and or ice cream. The home owners have thought of everything and make the process seamless. Besides the beach, the kids loved going to the arcade in Wells which also has mini golf and bumper cars! What a treat for the whole family to enjoy a vacation together! I highly recommend this beautiful home in this lovely neighborhood to anyone
Our extended family of 10 (6 adults & 4 "kids" ranging from 16 to 21) rented the home for a week in early August. Very nice, quiet neighborhood. It was a wonderful location with a short walk to town and near a great beach. Due to the parking situation in town, we did a lot of walking, but that was OK with us. Individual AC units in the bedrooms were a plus and one of the reasons we selected this home. Some evenings (game nights), it would have been nice to have an AC unit on the main level to cool it down a bit. We didn't use the outdoor space as much as anticipated. The kitchen was very well outfitted....the only thing we were really missing was some sort of tupperware to store leftovers. Very nice to have a washer/dryer available and there were a few beach chairs in the garage, which were very helpful. Owners were VERY helpful and responsive throughout our planning and our stay, which is MUCH appreciated! Overall and excellent value and we would definitely recommend the Greywind House!
The property was exactly as described. There were no surprises, except for pleasant ones such as how well stocked the supply closet was, available beach gear, toys for kids, etc. The house was large and easily accommodated our group of 10 adults and one infant. The house was clean and very well maintained and appointed. There was plenty of room for communal activities and also allowed individuals or families to have private time/space as well. The neighborhood was friendly and inviting. The property was a short walk to the beach and to the center of town. The owner was easy to work with and responsive to questions prior to and after booking. I would definitely recommend this property to others and plan to stay there again.
Our family of 12 was fortunate enough to coordinate vacation plans and spend a beautiful week in Ogunquit this past July. We've vacationed in OG before and love what we feel is the most beautiful beach in New England. Add OG's Perkins Cove and the Marginal Way and we were thrilled to find an attractive 5 bedroom rental within walking distance to the beach and town. Our week was memorable, weather was in the 80's most days and no rain helped us max out our time on the beach. The house was such a pleasure for us - so welcoming, roomy, and comfortable. Many nice touches throughout and we took advantage of all it had to offer - from the nice patio with generous size gas grill, to it's large open kitchen (well stocked) and great for breakfast with the kids and grandkids. With the beach buggy and all the beach gear available, nothing seemed lacking. The owner even had a nice gift to welcome us with Maine maple syrup and pancake mix! We loved the house location in a beautifully landscaped residential neighborhood that was convenient to town, restaurants, etc. Having found such a lovely vacation rental here in Ogunquit, we hope to return again next year
Our family of seven adults and 19 month old granddaughter spent a wonderful week at Greywind House. The home is large and comfortable with plenty of light and room to spread out. The large, well equipped, kitchen turned out to be the central meeting place to start our day. In the evenings we would stretch out in the spacious living room for an evening of games or television. But by that time we were typically, and happily, worn out from a day of walking, going to the huge beach, or exploring the southern coast of Maine.
The house is located in a beautiful, modern, wooded neighborhood. We appreciated everything that Kate had left for us to use, and our granddaughter especially loved all of the books, toys and DVD's. It's an easy walk into town (less than ten minutes) which we did several times a day. Exploring the shops and restaurants in town was one of our favorite activities. Bread and Roses, the town bakery, was the first stop in the morning for a breakfast of muffins, quiche, or the best chocolate croissants we have ever had (great coffee, too). Our granddaughter especially liked the toy shop. The restaurants and ice cream stores were excellent. Kate left us a list of her favorites in the area and that was very helpful. What a beautiful and relaxing place to spend a week. The toughest part of the week was leaving!
We definitely recommend Ogunquit for a family vacation and there can't be a better place to stay than Greywind House. Thanks, Kate!
This was the perfect home for our family vacation!! It felt like home away from home, and the location couldn't have been better! As this was the first vacation for the ENTIRE family in several years, and with all of us coming from different states (!!), I am so grateful to Kate for providing such a warm welcome, and for hosting this meaningful time for all of us! We loved this home!! Thank you so much, Kate!
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I encouraged a colleague of mine who did some pretty nice HTML5 stuff recently to port one of his projects to the PlayBook. (low hanging fruits, you know)
He submitted his app (a nice looking "World Factbook") in mid-February (I don't know the exact date) after having had several fights with the premature WebWorks CLI tools.
Today he got a "your app was rejected" mail, because - have your seatbelts fastened - his app was not built using the 0.9.4 SDK.
Could some developer please tell the "test house" that 0.9.4 is a piece of cr*p? It is (at least for WebWorks, not AIR) the worst of all versions, since bbwp denies building as described here and here (and no: copying the named .dll to system32 did work for him). I tried it for myself was not able to compile the demo (scrapbook) thing on a Mac.
You deny a (BTW perfectly working) app, because it is not compiled with a tool, that has such major problems?! Only a couple of days before the deadline?
I'm not sure if he was serious with his words "not worth the effort", but I totally understand his anger...
There's probably something wrong with his install or something. Has he tried to reinstall the WebWorks SDK and/or do the build on another system? For most people things seem to be working fine. I've had issues with the 0.9.4 SDK as well but none of them have encouraged me to start bitching and moaning which tends to really not solve anything. Has your friend has any success with that approach in the past? I'd be surprised.
That was the SDK part.
On the Test House part I have to agree that I'm unsure why they rejected the app. I would have expected acceptance with a remark 'please recompile with the 0.9.4 SDK'.
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I too got the rejected message (use the 0.9.4 sdk) today on my WebWorks app...
I'll try the upgrade to 0.9.4 tonight.
Sorry for my harsh tone. It was me bitching, not him.
I'd really understand RIM rejecting <0.9.4 builds if their current SDK version was stable. I indeed just fired up Windows in a VM and was able to fix the jvm.dll issue as suggested here. So it "could" work if you're
I'm on a Mac myself and while the PB Simulator acts a bit weird at times everything does work for me.
I do agree completely b.t.w. that 0.9.4 is a really crappy release compared to 0.9.3.
I expected to see 0.9.5 follow really soon to fix all the issues but apparently that's not (yet) happening.
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btw... I got email for couple of my apps that I needed to upgrade to 0.9.4. But it was not rejected. Are you sure about the rejected part?
Good point - my email subject line:
***BlackBerry App World Notification - File Release Denied ***
It did not say 'Rejected'...
I get the same error. Wasn't very pleased with it because it isn't very clear. Not sure if they've tested the app further or not.
0.9.4 is really buggy
It changed something directly affected display.
I dare to say it's "clever"
I modified my app to fit the change. Although I submitted the new version, I still don't know whether there will be another "deny".


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Remember previously trying to get it to go straight over bolt #2 or even to the right of it. Found it cryptic and hard. Coming back to it with John, Joel and my wife, I tried it going toward the horizontal crack out left of #3. We all eventually found variations of the same beta location getting there.
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Sending it on the second try that day, it finally felt like it should at that level.
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The FA says the route DOES NOT go right and share holds with Cliptomania after 2nd bolt, as mentioned in Austin Rock. I pulled it straight up, using this beta: left hand stays low on the good crimp left of bolt 2. Right hand crimp/pinch amongst the sprag, above left hand. PUll up and set slippery left heel hook on the ledge. Lefthand jug slot way up. Now, You Too can FOLLOW THE VISION OF THE FA.
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As the old man walked away, and as Edward and the Reverend Hobbington were about to have another go at extinguishing the fire, another elderly man approached them.
He stared at the blaze for a few moments, before beginning a monologue apparently directed at the flames themselves rather than the two men in his company. His words were lean, hard, athletic.
"In the late summer that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels. Troops went by the house and down the road and the dust they raised powdered the trees.,'
'Troops?,' replied Edward.
'Pebbles?' queried the Reverend Hobbington.
'Every man's life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another' the old man continued, staring into the flames.
'I'm sorry,' said Edward, slightly annoyed. 'I didn't catch your name.'
'Ernest,' the old man said. 'but you can call me Papa. Well, good day, gentlemen.' With that, he was gone. The two would-be fire-fighters watched him walk away.
'How strange,' said the Reverend. 'Odd fellow, wouldn't you say?'
'Yes,' Edward agreed. 'clearly very down in the dumps. Struck as being almost suicidal'- AnonymousTuesday, June 29, 2010
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Donaji & the Magical Poncho
This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.33 / 5.00 6,283 ViewsHad a few PM's for the standalone version because the one in the collab has some technical issues with the sound not syncing and some font issues. My guess is its a cs3 conversion issue anyway it was unfixable and I chose to just submit it properly.
Anyway, this little movie was part of the 'Krinkels is an Impostor collab', I was talking to Krinkels about it a few weeks ago and he was telling me that he was thinking about dressing up as a Heavy for Comic Con and I thought it was brilliant and so we brainstormed this little short.
Tomamoto jumped in to throw in some voices, Krinkels threw in his madness artwork for authenticity and a week later we had this going on.
Enjoi, or watch it again if you managed to see this already in the collab. Which you can find here:
http://www.newgrounds.com /portal/view/494655
On second thought...
I really wish I threw tomamoto some more obscure words. Plausible words. It's great but now that irks me,
Now I can't use any of those.
Glad it turnout out great,
I fucking lold!!!!! that was epic!
As I see, krinkels really hate movies that are recycling ideas!
BTW that fake krinkels is my friend´s cousin :3
yeah, and I saw, that Krinkels personely reviewed his "movie" -lol.
this was cool, and I dont like recycling old ideas too...
that´s the reason, why I stopped working on my serious movie cuz it is just for nasty madness fans who thing they are big madness fans but they are nothing...
yeah but folks from madnesscombat.net rocks!
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Wow, the Aldens on this thread are so gorgeous.
I think if I had to limit my self to just 7 pairs of Aldens (one for each day of the week) it would be these:
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Sweets are given out to party-goers in a particular way. Investigate the total number of sweets received by people sitting in different positions.
Two children made up a game as they walked along the garden paths. Can you find out their scores? Can you find some paths of your own?
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Find a route from the outside to the inside of this square, stepping on as many tiles as possible.
Are these statements relating to odd and even numbers always true, sometimes true or never true?
Can you make dice stairs using the rules stated? How do you know you have all the possible stairs?
This task follows on from Build it Up and takes the ideas into three dimensions!
Can you find all the ways to get 15 at the top of this triangle of numbers?
Nim-7 game for an adult and child. Who will be the one to take the last counter?
Watch this video to see how to roll the dice. Now it's your turn! What do you notice about the dice numbers you have recorded?
This activity focuses on rounding to the nearest 10.
This challenge, written for the Young Mathematicians' Award, invites you to explore 'centred squares'.
This challenge is about finding the difference between numbers which have the same tens digit.
This challenge focuses on finding the sum and difference of pairs of two-digit numbers.
Find the sum and difference between a pair of two-digit numbers. Now find the sum and difference between the sum and difference! What happens?
This challenge asks you to imagine a snake coiling on itself.
Here are two kinds of spirals for you to explore. What do you notice?
Can you dissect an equilateral triangle into 6 smaller ones? What number of smaller equilateral triangles is it NOT possible to dissect a larger equilateral triangle into?
An article for teachers and pupils that encourages you to look at the mathematical properties of similar games.
This article for teachers describes several games, found on the site, all of which have a related structure that can be used to develop the skills of strategic planning.
One block is needed to make an up-and-down staircase, with one step up and one step down. How many blocks would be needed to build an up-and-down staircase with 5 steps up and 5 steps down?
Can you work out how to win this game of Nim? Does it matter if you go first or second?
Four bags contain a large number of 1s, 3s, 5s and 7s. Pick any ten numbers from the bags above so that their total is 37.
In a Magic Square all the rows, columns and diagonals add to the 'Magic Constant'. How would you change the magic constant of this square?
Compare the numbers of particular tiles in one or all of these three designs, inspired by the floor tiles of a church in Cambridge.
Frances and Rishi were given a bag of lollies. They shared them out evenly and had one left over. How many lollies could there have been in the bag?
Put the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 into the squares so that the numbers on each circle add up to the same amount. Can you find the rule for giving another set of six numbers?
In this problem we are looking at sets of parallel sticks that cross each other. What is the least number of crossings you can make? And the greatest?


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l think the guy in front of Gus is Alan Shepard. I don't see Armstrong however. Also, bearing in mind that Grissom dropped his body in 1967 , when was he part of Armstrong's crew. .?
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Great picture. Love the cardy and plain shirt. Could be a revivalist, though the width of the turnups points to the original era?
Are the Coventry skins seen in the picture revivalists? I always thought they were from the original era.
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The shirt, 'smokey Joe' cardigan and hair length look right for how we were in 69
The turn ups are big but not every area were exactly the same in what we wore
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Looks very much like Armstrong next to Grissom. Not part of the same mission crew, but I'm sure all the NASA fellas hung out together as a crew.


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In 2001, the Center for Spirituality & Healing hosted "The First International Tibetan Medicine Conference" at the University of Minnesota, in connection with the visit of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
The Second International Tibetan Medicine Conference brought practitioners of Tibetan medicine from the Men-Tsee-Khang in Dharamsala, India, to the Twin Cities.
1. Examine the relationship between ethics, spirituality, and healing. 2. Investigate participants' own unique constitution. 3. Determine what lifestyle choices to make, based on participants' own constitution. 4. Explain how to heal from the source and develop health through balance.5. Describe research about Tibetan medicine, as well as propose additional research needed. 6. Apply teachings of Tibetan medicine personally and professionally.
Credit StatementsThe University of Minnesota is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
PhysiciansThe University of Minnesota designates this educational activity for a maximum of 6.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
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9-9:15 a.m. "Medicine Buddha Mantra" chanted by Ven. Abong Rinpoche and the Gyuto Monks, after which they will begin creating a sand mandala:http://www.tc.umn.edu/~camer008/meditation.healing.html9:15-9:30 a.m. "Tashi delek!" Mary Jo Kreitzer, Tsewang Ngodup, and Tsewang Tamdin.
The speakers will welcome everyone and describe the unique collaboration of the Center for Spirituality & Healing, Men-Tsee-Khang, and Tibetan American Foundation of Minnesota to create the Tibetan Healing Initiative at the Center for Spirituality & Healing.
9:30-10:15 a.m. "Healthy mind and body: ethics, spirituality, & healing" with Miriam Cameron.
The speaker will explain basic teachings of Tibetan medicine, give an overview of scientific evidence that supports these teachings, and describe the three graduate course sequence that she teaches about Tibetan healing.
10:15-10:45 a.m. Break.10:45-11:30 a.m. "Living in harmony with your constitution" with Tenzin Namdul.
The speaker will demonstrate a Tibetan medicine consultation by examining the urine of a volunteer, asking questions, and reading the person's pulse. He will describe the volunteer's constitution and how to live in harmony with it.
11:30 a.m.-12 noon. "Research: Constitutional Self- Assessment Tool (CSAT)" with Carolyn Torkelson.
The speaker will report research to develop and validate the CSAT; demonstrate how to complete the CSAT; and explain uses for the CSAT in educational, clinical, and community settings.
12 noon-12:30 p.m. Panel with morning speakers, moderated by Susan Haddow.
Practitioners of Tibetan medicine in the audience will be introduced.
12:30-1:30 p.m. Lunch.
Optional round-table dialogue with practitioners of Tibetan medicine.
1:30-2:30 p.m. "Healing from the source and health through balance" with Tsewang Tamdin.
The speaker will explain how to heal and develop optimal health.
2:30-3 p.m. "Research: Lifestyle Guidelines Tool (LGT)" with Susan Haddow.
The speaker will report research to develop and validate the LGT; demonstrate how to complete the LGT; and explain uses for the LGT in educational, clinical, and community settings.
3-3:30 p.m. Break.3:30- 4 p.m. "Integrating Tibetan medicine into conventional care" with Tsetan Sadutshang.
The speaker will explain the importance of Tibetan medicine and how Tibetan Delek Hospital, an allopathic facility, and the Men-Tsee-Khang collaborate in Dharamsala, India.
4-5 p.m. "Integrating Tibetan medicine into the American Health Care System.
Panel, moderated by Charles W. Bransford, with afternoon speakers and: -M. Alejandro Chaoul, "Integrating Tibetan Yoga in Cancer Care."-Georgia Milan, "Integrating Tibetan Medicine into Family Practice."
-Yangbum Gyal, "Practicing Tibetan Medicine at an Integrative Medicine Center."
-Charles W. Bransford, "Integrating Tibetan Medicine into Hospice and Palliative Care."
5-5:10 p.m. "Documentary: Tibetan Healing for Depression." with Aimee Prasek.5:10-5:25 p.m. "Where do we go from here?" Tsewang Ngodup, Tsewang Tamdin, and Mary Jo Kreitzer.5:25-5:30 p.m. "Mantra of Compassion" chanted by Ani Pema Tsultim:http://www.tc.umn.edu/~camer008/meditation.compassion.html5:30-6:30 p.m. "Sand Mandala Ceremony" Venerable Abong Rinpoche and the Gyuto Wheel of Dharma Monks will conduct a ceremony to dismantle the sand mandala, with a procession to disperse the sand into the Mississippi River.6:30-7:30 p.m. Reception with practitioners of Tibetan medicine.
1. Charles W. Bransford, MD, Medical Director, Lakeview Hospital, Stillwater, MN; board certified in Internal Medicine and Hospice/Palliative Care. 2. Miriam E. Cameron, PhD, MS, MA, RN, Lead Faculty, Tibetan Healing Initiative, and Graduate Faculty, Center for Spirituality & Healing, University of Minnesota.3. M. Alejandro Chaoul, PhD, Assistant Professor, McGovern Center for Humanities and Ethics, and Adjunct Assistant Professor, Integrative Medicine Program, Department of General Oncology, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston. 4. Yangbum Gyal, Practitioner of Tibetan Medicine, graduate of Malho Medical School, Rebgong, Tibet; former faculty at the Men-Tsee-Khang; Medical Director of the Medicine Buddha Healing Center, Spring Green, Wisconsin. 5. Susan S. Haddow, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, University of Minnesota: Medical Director, Community University Health Care Center; Medical Director, Pillsbury House Student-Run Integrated Health Clinic. 6. Mary Jo Kreitzer, PhD, RN, FAAN, Founder and Director, Center for Spirituality & Healing, University of Minnesota.
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Thanks, Tom, Kevin, & Ralph!
The digital and social world gets a true appreciation of gaining and retaining here. Well done!
Outstanding video! I absolutely love it, as well as the "ridehomehappy.com" domain. First class from front to back, great job Aaron!
Rebecca, thank you for pointing out the dreary details that people seem to find annoying, but which have a significant impact on the results that dealers get from their YouTube video placements. Regarding length of time, although I have seen the same play and exit reports which show that anything over two minutes seems to generate a lot of exits, I disagree with setting artificial time limits on video length. In this case, the Suzuki of Wichita video is entertaining, emotionally engaging and fascinating enough for the targeted audience to watch all the way through. Personally, I have seen HUNDREDS of videos with similar purpose to this one, and in my option, this video is in the top 5 best ever. Without being over produced or too slick, it positions the dealership as essentially different than any other... In a very positive way.
That is great then if you had a pretty good start going on. I was just commeding you on your work in reference to the comment made by Ralph for the need in the industry to differentiate and doing so using video.
The link in youtube still needs to be hyperlinked if you want ppl to be able to click through to your site after the fact. This is a little tiny detail makes the world of difference to your online users. Most will not cut and paste and most will also not go below the fold to even find it.
A "good start" to differentiating us? I think we had a pretty good start well before that.
Such a solid feel-good piece, not just about Suzuki of Witchita's dealership, but about our industry. Great job.
Aaron, the link is not fixed www.ridehomehappy.com you need to put the http:// at the beginning of it to make it clickable. It is best to have it in the first sentence or 2 of the description so that it is above the fold. It has to make it easy.
While you have some nice editing done, you may want to consider making the next one a little shorter. People have very shot attention spans and 4 min is a long time for this sort of video.
It is a good start to differentiating them with video.
Aaron great job on the video and thanks for sharing.
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Hiking is one of the easiest ways to get out into nature. You really don't need that much equipment or experience, anyone who can walk is qualified! Hiking and camping overnight is the next logical step, and while this sort of activity requires a bit of extra camping equipment, the rewards are well worth the effort.
Camping trips extend the distance and time that a regular hike might otherwise consist of. Sure, it's certainly possible to cover a lot of ground in a day hike, but you might not be able to soak up all of the natural surroundings. You might miss out on that beautiful sunrise or sunset for example. You might not hear the birds cry in the morning or the elk bugle in the late afternoon. The entire dynamic of your experience is changed when you decide to camp instead of simply hiking through.
The most limiting factor for an overnight hike in most cases is the weight of your camping equipment. Most of us just aren't used to carrying 30 to 50 pounds of extra weight on our backs, even with a great pack! The best way to overcome this hurdle is to pack smart and that means working with your natural surroundings. If you're camping near a stream, bring a filter so you can use the water on site instead of lugging in your own in. If you're going somewhere that doesn't have a lot of bugs and isn't going to be extreme in terms of temperature, consider sleeping under the stars without a tent – or at least consider a very light weight tent. If you plan on grilling food and roasting marshmallows at your campsite consider building a fire instead of packing a stove or explore on-site fuel alternatives such as the Woodgas Stove by iENERGY. If you don't have all of the right equipment for your hiking excursion or if you're new to camping then consider renting from REI or another local outlet instead of buying right off the bat.
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9-Day 2017 New Year's Eve Countdown Florida Tour With Airport Transfer: D.C. to Orlando
Washington, D.C.
Summary of The Day: Welcome to Washington, D.C.!
Your tour guide will be waiting at the Passenger Waiting Area of (IAD) Washington Dulles International Airport.
If you are taking an international flight please wait at the exit after picking up your bags for your guide.
Afterwards you will be escorted to your hotel.
- Hotel:
- Red Roof Inn / Comfort Inn / Best Western or similar
Visiting Attractions
Washington, D.C. - South Carolina - Georgia
Summary of The Day: Today we'll begin our fantastic vacation in Florida.
Say farewell to Washington, D.C. as we head into South Carolina for a visit to the famous South of the Border rest stop and roadside attraction. Located between Dillon, South Carolina and Rowland, North Carolina. Its Mexican themed kitsch location has been serving as a rest stop for tourist traveling to and from Florida since 1950s. Its mascot is Pedro, an extravagantly stereotypical Mexican bandito.
After a break and lunch here, we will head to the hotel near Savannah, GA.
- Hotel:
- Red Roof Inn / Comfort Inn / Best Western or similar
Visiting Attractions
St. Augustine - Miami
Summary of The Day: Today we'll arrive in Florida and visit St. Augustine, founded in 1565 by Spanish explorer and admiral Pedro Menéndez de Avilés. The oldest continuously occupied European-established city and port in the continental United States, St. Augustine lies in a region of Florida known as "The First Coast", which extends from Amelia Island in the north to Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and Palm Coast in the south.
After visiting here we'll end the day in Miami.
- Hotel:
- Ramada / Red Roof Inn / Comfort Inn / Best Western or similar
Visiting Attractions
Miami - Everglades National Park - Miami
Summary of The Day: We will start exploration of Florida and all its wonders with an wind boat ride (admission not included) through the Everglades National Park, the natural habitat of American alligators. After the boat ride, you will be presented with some unique wetland animals, where you will also see how a professional person catches an alligator.
Then we'll head to downtown Miami and visit the beautiful Coral Gables, an area where all the structures are decorated by coral and shells. We'll see the Biltmore Hotel, a landmark of Miami which built with an 18-hole golf course and the marvelous pools of Roman architecture. Next, we'll head to the Cuban town of Little Havana to see the Cuba Cigars workshop, have a taste of real Cuba coffe,e and experience the exotic South America life style.
Afterwards you may take a cruise tour of Miami Bay (own expense), boarding from the Bay Marketplace to get the close views of those billionaire-owned private islands and second large financial district of the United States from distance.
Next, we'll visit the famous Miami Beach DECO district to see colorful Spanish architectures and former residence of Italian fashion designer Versace.
- Hotel:
- Red Roof Inn / Comfort Inn / Best Western or similar
Miami - Key West
Summary of The Day: Today we'll depart for Key west, home to the annual International Film Festival and backdrop for many famous movies. Geographically, it is the southernmost of the United States territory.
Our tour will start from Miami, driving southwards for 170 miles, passing 32 islands and 42 bridges (including a magnificent 7-mile Bridge, which took 8 years to build and was claimed to be the 8th wonder of the world). Eventually we will reach our destination, the last island - Key West. We will show you where interstate highway 1 starts, take you to visit the former residence of famous writer Ernest Hemingway (admission not included), and shop for souvenirs along Duval Street.
On the way to the hotel, enjoy the stunning sunset over the Atlantic Ocean.
- Hotel:
- Red Roof Inn / Comfort Inn / Best Western or similar
Visiting Attractions
Key Largo - Orlando
Summary of The Day: After a few days sightseeing in the south, we will have a relaxing day on the Coral Reef State Park's beach (admission not included). Florida Keys are famous with coral reef; we will take a snorkeling tour and let you see the colorful world under the water. Afterwards we'll have time to enjoy the gorgeous beaches here before heading to Orlando.
- Tips:
- The complimentary snorkeling tour can only be conducted when the weather condition is permitted, Due to safety consideration, customer who participates snorkeling is required to know how to swim.
- Hotel:
- Ramada / Red Roof Inn / Comfort Inn / Best Western or similar
Summary of The Day: You'll have two full days in the world largest theme parks, and you can mix and match any park you like in 2 days.
Today, choose from one of the following options in the Orlando area:
Disney World Magic Kingdom(1 day)
Disney's Animal Kingdom (1 day)
Epcot Center(1 day)
Disney's Hollywood Studios (1 day)
Universal Studios Florida (1 day)
Islands of Adventure (1 day)
Universal Studios Florida/Islands of Adventure (1 day, 2 parks)
Universal Studios Florida/Islands of Adventure (2 days, 2 parks)
SeaWorld Orlando (1 day)
Aquatica (by SeaWorld, 1 day)
- Tips:
- No guide is assigned to the theme park excursions.
- Hotel:
- Ramada / Red Roof Inn / Comfort Inn / Best Western or similar
Theme Parks in Orlando
Summary of The Day: Welcome in the New Year in the best theme parks in the world! You will have a fabulous night with people from all over the world, including many famous characters such as Donald Duck and Batman will accompany you to welcome the New Year. We wish you will reach the New Year with happiness and excitement.
- Hotel:
- Ramada / Red Roof Inn / Comfort Inn / Best Western or similar
Visiting Attractions
Summary of The Day: Today we'll say farewell to Florida and transfer to the airport for your flight home.
- Tips:
- We'll provide Orlando MCO Airport drop-off service. Customers need to book MCO's flights departing after 1:00pm. If you would like to spend more time in Orlando you will have to self-transfer to the airport.
Visiting Attractions
We offer only one free airport pick-up per order. For additional pick-up services, please contact us for a quote.The airport free pick-up service time is from 9:00am to 10:00pm. You may need to wait for other passengers at the airport.
Your tour guide will be waiting at the Passenger Waiting Area of (IAD) Washington Dulles International Airport.
If you are taking an international flight please wait at the exit after picking up your bags for your guide.
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Please book the flight departing from Orlando MCO Airport after 1:00pm.
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*Price for Single Occupancy applies when one person stays in one standard hotel room. *Price for Double/Triple/Quadruple Occupancy applies when two/three/four people stay in one standard hotel room respectively. *Triple/Quadruple price does not guarantee a third/fourth bed in the room since each room is equipped with 2 beds. Please check the availability at the time of check-in. *Child enjoys the same price as adult as the 3rd/4th person in one room. *Maximum room capacity: 4 people including adult and child/infant. *Children under 9 yrs old need to pay the same price for seat as adult and must sit in safety seats. Customers can either prepare the safety seat by themselves or rent a car seat from the local agency at additional expense ($8.00/person pay day). Those who want to rent the safety seats please leave a note when making reservations. The guide will collect the expense on the tour. |
- Complimentary Washington, D.C. airport pick-up and Orlando airport drop-off
- 8-night hotel accommodations
- Professional tour escort
- Airfare and other transportation fees between your home and Washington, D.C.
- All personal expenses, additional hotel services, and lunch and dinner
- Service Fee ($8.00/person per day; No service fee for taking hotel free shuttles around theme parks, if not $8.00/person for taking our bus)
- Optional activities and entrance fees (Prices and availability subject to change) (All optional tours that include a service fee must be paid for in cash before joining the tour.):
- Everglades Airboat Tour: $25.00/Adult; $13.00/Child(6-11); $25.00/Senior(62+)
- Biscayne Bay Boat Tours: $28.00/Adult; $20.00/Child(4-12); $28.00/Senior(65+)
- Hemingway House and Museum: $13.00/Adult; $6.00/Child(12-);$13.00/Senior(62+)(Start from 2/1/2017, $14.00/Adult; $6.00/Child(3-12); $14.00/Senior(62+))
- Coral Reef State Park: $10.00/person
- Universal 1 Day Park to Park(Universal Studio & Island of Adventure): $180.00/Adult; $175.00/Child(3-9); $180.00/Senior(65+)
- Universal Studios(1 day): $127.00/Adult; $121.00/Child(3-9); $127.00/Senior(65+)
- Universal Studio & Island of Adventure(1 Day 1 Park): $202.00/Adult; $192.00/Child(3-9); $202.00/Senior(65+)
- Island of Adventure(1 day): $127.00/Adult; $121.00/Child(3-9); $127.00/Senior(65+)
- Disney-Hollywood Studios(1 day): $121.00/Adult; $115.00/Child(3-9); $121.00/Senior(65+)
- Disney-Epcot Center(1 day): $121.00/Adult; $115.00/Child(3-9); $121.00/Senior(65+)
- Disney-Animal kingdom(1 day): $121.00/Adult; $115.00/Child(3-9); $121.00/Senior(65+)
- Disney-Magic Kingdom(1 day): $132.00/Adult; $126.00/Child(3-9); $118.00/Senior(65+)
- Aquatica Water Park: $62.00/Adult; $58.00/Child(3-9); $62.00/Senior(65+)
- SeaWorld Orlando: $105.00/Adult; $95.00/Child(3-9); $105.00/Senior(65+)
- Tour guides and drivers rely upon the service fees charged on the tour to supplement their income. The wages of tour guides and drivers are determined factoring in that they will receive service fees to augment their earnings. Please pay at least the recommended service fee because the tour guides and drivers work hard to accommodate many people on the tour.
- Due to safety consideration, customer who participates snorkeling is required to know how to swim.
- Flight information must be provided in order for the airport transfer services to be arranged. At our discretion, if flight information is not provided or provided last minute, your reservation will be noted as a self transfer and no airport transfer services will be arranged. If you decide to self transfer to the tour's first night's hotel, please inform us at your earliest convenience. If you opt out of a transfer service, you may reinstate the airport transfer service if notification to reinstate the service is given well in advance of the tour's departure. Urgent requests to reinstate airport transfer services will not be guaranteed. If a flight is delayed, Tours4fun/ local provider will attempt to arrange a later airport transfer service, however; this later service is not guaranteed. If an airport transfer service is not available and cannot be provided, all guests are responsible for self transferring to the tour's first night's hotel.
- For customers who will self transfer to hotel on day, according to the hotel's policy, the guests need to arrange their check-in after 3:00pm (local time). If the guests arrive at the hotel before 3:00pm, they will have to wait until 3:00pm to check-in. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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About Fleming's Steakhouse - Madison
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar pairs a passion for service and seasonal ingredients with the finest USDA Prime beef. Every dish is meticulously made from scratch and served by our attentive staff. You'll also discover the perfect wine for every mood with the Fleming's 100®, our award-winning list of 100 wines by the glass. Our wine list features top-rated vineyards from around the world. We also offer Private Dining Rooms and a personal Private Dining Director who will craft the perfect occasion for any group size or budget. At Fleming's, every visit is filled with indulgent possibilities.
Madison, WI 53705
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
Steak, Steakhouse, Seafood
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Friday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Cross Street:
University Avenue
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Price Range:
$31 to $50
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(608) 233-9550
Parking Details:
Ample self parking. No valet.
Public Transit:
There is a bus stop right outside of our patio, on the corner of University & Midvale
Banquet, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Corkage Fee, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Private Dining has never been so personal. Our Private Dining Directors coordinate with you to create a one-of-a-kind experience, customized to your group size.
Fleming's Steakhouse - Madison Ratings and Reviews
Once again Fleming's impresses us. I had commented in our reservation that it was our anniversary and from the moment we arrived everyone treated us kindly and even more special. But make no mistake, Fleming's had done that very often in the past by providing excellent quality service. I'm a Quality Assurance Trainer and been in customer service for over 30 years. This was impressive. My partner had the rack of lamb, the tenderloin chili and the lobster mac-n-cheese. All were excellent. I had the main filet, Fleming's potatoes, Fleming salad and lobster. It was excellent also. While the food was excellent the service was impeccable. Our server, Adrienne had perfect timing. If you want to go someplace for excellent food and service, this is your place.
Fleming's is a classic steakhouse chain that does it as good as anyone else. I put it a notch below the very best family-owned establishments , but it is on par with the other top-end chains. Their steaks are prepared well and I like the shareable sides, which are ACTUALLY shareable (unlike some other places). This past visit I had a surf-and-turf combo special. The lobster was as good as the steak. And the wine list is appropriately extensive.
The one thing I dislike is the noise level. I prefer a more personal, quiet experience when paying this kind of bill. Fleming's unfortunately feels a lot like the lesser chains, essentially one big room with everyone's voice echoing throughout.
But ultimately, in spite of this, the experience is good here.
The Flemings service team is truly world class, and the food is amazing. I've been going there for years, and I couldn't give a higher recommendation. The GM, Leno, never fails to make me feel like my party is the most important group in the room, but there is no doubt that he does this for all of his guests. I was in the week before and told him that I was bringing in the love of my life for Valentine's day, and the guy when out and bought roses for the table. You just don't get that kind of service anywhere else.
We have dined at Flemings several times now and have had wonderful food every time. We brought friends with us this week, and they enjoyed the experience and food very much for their first visit. Malcolm our waiter was excellent and the older gentleman to came to check on our experience was delightful. Thank you Flemings for a truly wonderful evening.
Food and service were excellent! The only complaint we had was that our reservations were for 8:00 pm; and we were seated at 8:20 pm. We were seated in an area of the restaurant which had a narrow walkway for servers and patrons to pass. We got bumped into quite a bit. They should have removed the 2 extra chairs that were blocking the walkway so people did not have to bump into the back of our chairs.
The night before Christmas Eve, we joined our best friends for an evening out at Flemings. The ambience is lovely, but the food is overpriced, to put it mildly, especially since all sides, appetizers, desserts, etc. are a la carte. Members of our party who ordered steaks were pleased with their choice, but I ordered the sea bass, normally one of my favorite meals, and found it to be so fishy tasting I sent it back.
Our original waiter may have been in training as we sat for long periods of time before being served. Eventually another two wait staff helped us out and service improved.
Dessert was delicious (crème brule.) so we ended our disappointing evening on a high note.
One of the best restaurants that we went to in the past 2 years. Everything was great, nothing left on the table so the portions are right sized. The menu is pricy but worth it and there is something for every tastes. Wait staff was attentive and fun! Our new favorite restaurant in Madison
Sliced Filet Mignon is their best small plate dish! Glad it's back. Flemings potatoes is good especially paired with steak, but nothing to write home about. Steaks are what is best here as expected: great quality and perfectly cooked to order. Wonderful wine selection, they have everything you need. Fantastic service too. Great place to go for a special occasion. I will be going t back soon!
Went here for my anniversary. They made a mistake on the salad so it was free! They also gave us a free $25 gift card, a box of chocolate, and a very nice card for our anniversary. Spent $28 including the 6 dollar tip we left and had enough food to fill both of us! Such a great place -- definitely will return.
The service is great, the servers are all genuinely friendly and personable, and they ask each person how they would like their steak cooked. They know the menu and explain it very well. The food is great and served with a smile. Only drawback is that the food is pricey. We use this restaurant only for special occasions.


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GpsPrune is available to download either as compiled jar (just the runnable code) or as source code (the entire java source) if you want to compile it yourself. The latest released version is version 18.6, from December 2016. For the details of the new features, see what's new.
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Update: For those who need or want a version of GpsPrune without the exif reading libraries included, there is now such a version available on request. However it then does require a separate version of libmetadata-extractor
(at least version 2.7.2) both to compile GpsPrune and to run it. (This was done for Debian so that they can reuse the libmetadata-extractor
from the existing package.)
For special linux packages for OpenSuse, Mandriva, Debian, Ubuntu and Arch, see the details below.
There is no installation. Simply download the jar file to your machine.
If you have associated jar files with java already, then you can just double-click on the jar file to run it. If not, you can right-click on the jar file and select "open with..." and then "Java platform" (or something similar).
Alternatively you can use the command line to launch the jar, like this:
java -jar gpsprune_18.6.jar
But remember you must include the whole path to the GpsPrune jar file. To make it easier, you can create a shortcut on your desktop or menu to call the above command. Or you can set up a bash script to call it (see below), so you just have to type "gpsprune" to run it.
If you want to attach an icon to your shortcut then feel free to use this one. You can choose between either a png file (256x256 pixels) or a Windows ico (64x64 pixels).
GpsPrune should automatically select the language based on your system settings - but remember that only the languages AF, CZ, EN, DE, DE_ch, ES, FR, HU, IT, JA, KO, NL, PL, PT, RO, RU and ZH are currently supported. A handful of other languages are partially supported. If you want to override these settings and select the language yourself, you can do this with an extra parameter:
java -jar gpsprune_18.6.jar --lang=DE
Or you can use the menu option "Settings -> Set language" to choose another language, save your settings and then restart GpsPrune.
If you have a linux system, you may find it easier to install GpsPrune directly from your built-in repositories rather than use the downloads from this page. The advantage is that it's a bit easier to install and all the dependencies can be installed automatically. The disadvantage is that you might be getting an older version of GpsPrune from the repositories as it can take a while for it to go through the process.
There are a variety of package formats for the different distributions:
If you have an RPM-based linux system, like OpenSuse or Fedora or Mandriva, you may want to have a look at the OpenSuse build service - under "Application:GEO" they have rpms (currently at 17.2), source rpms and also one-click meta-package installers.
In theory this rpm should make it easier for any rpm-based linux distribution to include it in their own repositories, making it much simpler to find and install, but I haven't heard of any such plans yet. The rpm from the build service installs fine on OpenSuse 11.2 using the OpenJDK.
Thanks to the Debian people, there is a package of GpsPrune for Debian linux. Version 17 is available in Jessie (stable) and version 18.3 is now in Testing (Stretch) and also (surprisingly) in Jessie-Backports. Thanks to Bas this process has got much faster lately.
The package is called gpsprune
. Just install the package using the regular "add software" gui, and the dependencies will get installed too, everything you need (except maybe gnuplot-x11
which can then be easily added). This includes a java runtime such as OpenJDK, and libmetadata-extractor-java
, and even the libjava3d-java
. Or if you prefer the command line, just type (as root) aptitude install gpsprune
Once it's installed, you get a menu entry for "gpsprune" in the "Science" menu, or you can launch it from a console with gpsprune
This also works if you're running Elive, just download the above packages from Debian's repositories and install them with dpkg
For the current release of Ubuntu, there is also a gpsprune package, taken from Debian's package. So now all you need to do is search in the "add software" tool for "gpsprune", click the install button and you're done! It looks like it's installing a huge package, but that's only because it's automatically pulling in the (optional) dependencies such as gpsbabel, exiftool and gnuplot. Version 15.1 is in the official repositories for Tahr (the latest LTS release of Ubuntu), 17.1 for Vervet, 18.1 for Werewolf and 18.3 for Xerus.
There is apparently also a package of Prune for Arch linux, but I haven't had chance to test it yet. It seems to be just a wrapper around the binary jar file, including a desktop file. If you're interested, see the Arch User Repository.
There's also a similar wrapper for Gentoo linux, which again just seems to download the binary from this site and add a few shortcuts and dependencies. There's a so-called ebuild attached to this bug report, but I've no idea how one would install such a thing.
Also for BSD users there is a package of Prune at freshports.org, currently at version 17.2. I haven't had chance to test this one either.
Version 18 contains a number of new features, most important of which are the new autoplay for automatically scrolling through your track, online services such as peakfinder, mapillary, panoramio and opencaching, and a function for automatically identifying uphill sections of ski tracks and marking them for deletion. Version 18.1 just added a bug fix and a few small functional tweaks. Version 18.2 added another bug fix and some minor translation updates. Version 18.3 added one more bug fix and the ability to remember the window size and position. Version 18.4 updated the GPSBabel file formats and removed opencaching.com. Version 18.5 fixed some bugs, and Version 18.6 fixes an SRTM downloading bug. For full details on all the changes, see What's new.
Up until version 12.1, GpsPrune was made available under the name "Prune". Starting with version 13, it's called "GpsPrune". However, it's not a split, it's not a fork, it's not a change of ownership or anything like that. It's just a name change.
The reason behind it is that the completely unrelated program graphviz
includes an executable called prune
as one of its many files. This meant that when Prune was submitted to Debian for packaging, they couldn't call it "Prune" because it would conflict with the graphviz file. That's why Debian (and subsequently Ubuntu) have called the package "gpsprune
" instead.
In order to reduce the confusion of both names being used, it was decided to call it "GpsPrune" everywhere.
Volunteers provide most of the language translations for GpsPrune, and every time a version of GpsPrune is released, the latest version of the translations is taken and included in the jar file. If the translations are improved after GpsPrune has been released, these can be made available in a separate text file, and then specified in the command used to launch GpsPrune.
Currently, all these translations (apart from the very incomplete ones below) are included in version 18.6.
There are a few other language packs available which are still under development. These hold the minimal Farsi and Indonesian texts, and the new languages Danish, Swedish and Norwegian. The files are here if you want to use them, but they only cover between 6% and 11% of the texts used by GpsPrune, so most of the texts still appear in English.
If you want to use one of these language packs, just save the text file to your machine (preferably in the same directory as the GpsPrune jar file), and then specify the location of this file with an extra parameter when you launch the program, for example:
java -jar gpsprune.jar --langfile=gpsprune_farsi_texts.txt
You can also select a language file using Settings->Set language, and as long as you save your settings (Settings->Save settings), it will be used the next time GpsPrune is started.
See the dependencies page for how to get the additional bits of software to extend GpsPrune's functionality. These include the Java runtime, the Java3d libraries for real-time 3d display, Povray for rendering of 3d images, Exiftool for saving coordinates to exif information of jpegs, GPSBabel for communicating with GPS receivers, and gnuplot for drawing charts of altitudes, speeds etc.
See the history page for details of previous versions of GpsPrune and the history of development, or the old screenshots for how GpsPrune used to look.
There are several additional features planned which have not yet been implemented. The current status of development is shown in the development page and user suggestions are listed in the wishlist.
Of course any suggestions or contributions, especially multi-lingual translation expertise, would be very gratefully received! Please see the translation wiki for details on how to help with this.


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My experience with graffiti was critical to my success in creating an army of murderous seagulls.
Posted Apr 11 2013 - 03:09 PM
I'd didn't much like the original Jaller mahri, this is a big improvement. I think the best thing is the improved proportions, the loss of silly tubing and a tied up crab. I like the fact the cordak blaster has functions, but I imagine it's pretty slow as the function starts with a worm gear.
Also, I don't quite understand whats happening with the sword, the way he holds it looks a little odd.
Posted Apr 11 2013 - 05:53 PM
I never though of it now, that it is his form on S.M. I just though it is a revamption of him entirely. Again, this is awesome, I love the cannon and armor.
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