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asfaltics · 4 years

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subfluence merged in an ornamental lake

but these very subfluences 1 subfluence over boundaries or lands 2 subfluence which natural causes have on the limity of the reflection 3 subfluence, recording occurrences 4 subfluence over ennui. I had not the 5 subfluence. What do we do? What does the 6 subfluence, discoverable or unexplained 7 subfluence, at nights 8 subfluence in production or waste, used freely 9 subfluence literally incalculable, the principle on which 10 the heart-beat is subfluence. 11 subfluence diffused 12 subfluence full of romance 13 lies, and other caustic or irritant subfluence 14 subfluence, the signaling, the adjustment of huge mechanisms 15 subfluence merged in an ornamental lake 16 subfluences subdued 17 his special subfluence, for he was an omnivorous reader, and had a picturesque and even romantic outlook on 18 subfluence, with the colors still 19 subfluence the entire cotton trade 20 subfluence spread far and wide. 21 subfluence, the possibility of human flight 22 subfluence for lack of language : error 23 Subfluenz-Prozesse 24 Subfluenz, einer varistischen 25

sources (most, and mostly OCR misreads)

1 OCR misread for “substances,” at “Of points wherein we and Papists differ, viz., Transubstantiation, &c.,” in John Rawlet (1642-86 *), A dialogue betwixt two Protestants, in answer to a Popish Catechism (Third edition, corrected; London, 1686) : 82 2 ex “A sketch of the life and public services of Gen. William Henry Harrison.” in (Isaac Rand Jackson?), General William Henry Harrison, Candidate of the People for President of the United States (Baltimore, 1840) : 6 Harrison (1773-1841) would have a short (31-day) tenure as president, but had done enough damage in previous roles, particularly with regard to indigenous people. see wikipedia 3 ex “Scripture and Geology” (by N), in The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction (Saturday, August 14, 1841) : 99-103 (100) see wikipedia for its publisher John Limbird (1796?-1883) 4 ex “Druids and Bards,” being an extensive notice/review of three books — J. B. Pratt The Druids Illustrated (1861), John Williams, ed., Brut y Tywysogion (1860), and Godfrey Higgins, The Celtic Druids (1829), in The Edinburgh Review, 118 (American Edition; July 1863) : 20-36 (35) 5 ex “A Rolling Stone.” By George Sand, translated from the French by Carroll Owen, in Library of Famous Fiction 2 (1879) : 1-113 (109) 6 OCR cross-colum misread, involving M. H. Cobb, “Common Sense Applied to Living” (pp 5-7) and “A Parlor Drama, in Two Acts” by Augusta De Bubna (pp 7-13), in The Brooklyn New Monthly Magazine, Henry Morford (1823-81), editor and manager; 1:1 (January 1880) : 7 7 ex A. Ernest Sansom, “The Dyspepsia of Infancy,” in The New York Medical Times 19:2 (May 1891) : 33-37 (34) 8 involving obituaries (memorials) for James Holmes and David Wright, in the section “Connexional Biography” in The Primitive Methodist Magazine 73 - London, 1892) : 51 on “Connexionalism” (and its relation to “network”), this, from wikpedia — “The United Methodist Church defines connection as the principle that ‘all leaders and congregations are connected in a network of loyalties and commitments that support, yet supersede, local concerns.’ Accordingly, the primary decision-making bodies in Methodism are conferences, which serve to gather together representatives of various levels of church hierarchy.” 9 ex “Brief Gleanings : The treatment of Leanness and Obesity” in The Medical Brief (A Monthly Journal of Scientific Medicine; J.J. Lawrence, Proprietor) 20:10 (St. Louis, Mo; October 1892) : 1240 10 ex W. Garden Blaikie, “St. Paul’s Pastoral Counsels to the Corinthians.” in Exegetical and Expository Section, The Homiletic Review 29:5 (May 1895) : 451-453 11 Aloysius O. J. Kelly, “Essential Paroxysmal Tachycardia — Report of Four Cases.” (Read October 14, 1896), in Proceedings of the Philadelphia County Medical Society 17 (Session of 1896) : 166-180 (171) Kelly (1870-1911) obituary at Boston Medical and Surgical Journal (now NEJM) March 9, 2011) : 360 12 out of chronology (and unlinkable snippet, only), mea culpa, ex The Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle 21 (1813) : 328 13 snippet only, evidently from Chapter 9 “Signs and Tokens” of Charles Dickens, Bleak House (1852-53), here ex Works Volume 3 (1899) : 374 14 misread involving “Milk a Universal Antidote” and “School-Meals for Underfed Children” in The Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette (A monthly journal of physiological medicine) 16:1 (January 1900) : 20 15 ex Edward Nelson, “Electricity in Service on British Battleships,” in Electricity 29:23 (December 6, 1905) : 311-313 16 preview snippet only, at (Commonwealth of Australia) Parliamentary Debates 57 (1910) : 3207 17 ex index of volume, Proceedings of the American Society for Psychical Research (Section “B” of the American Institute for Scientific Research) vol. 5 (New York, 1911) : 771 18 ex entry (by “C. L. G.”) for Meredith White Townsend (1831-1911), in Dictionary of National Biography, edited by Sidney Lee. Second Supplement vol. 3, Neil – Young (New York, 1912) : 532 19 preview snippet only, ex The American Year Book 5 (1915) : 300 20 § 816. Corners... in William Herbert Page, The Law of Contracts Second edition; revised, rewritten and enlarged with forms. Volume 2. (Cincinnati, 1920) : 1441 21 ex “Balboa Day, September 17th, 1919 in Honolulu,” in Bulletin of the Pan-Pacific Union (January 1920) : 6 22 misread, involving report on “The Langley Flying Machine” (and some controversy between S. P. Langley and the Wright brothers), and “The Impurity of Pure Substances” (review of A. Smits, Theorie der Allotropie (1921)) in Nature 108 (November 3, 1921) : 298 23 misread, involving Booth et al v. Floyd (No 2358) and Blackstone v. Nelson, Warden (No 2457) in The Southeastern Reporter 108 (August 27 - December 3, 1921) : 114 24 H. J. Behr, “Subfluenz-Prozesse im Grundgebirgs-Stockwerk Mitteleuropas.” Zeitschrift der Deutschen Geologischen Gesellschaft 129 (1978) : 283-318 25 K. Weber, “Das Bewegungsbild im Rhenoherzynikum Abbild einer varistischen Subfluenz.” Zeitschrift der Deutschen Geologischen Gesellschaft 129 (1978) : 249-281 referring to the Variscan Orogeny (wikipedia)

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There is no word “subfluence,” or only barely one. This started with the self-written biographical note of poet Jack Hirschman, in A Caterpillar Anthology (Clayton Eshleman, ed., 1971) —

“They are lyrical poems, in verse or free-form, as distinguished from the poems in this anthology, which are breath forms reflecting a more total slavery to the conditions of the spirit’s war-torn years. The major influences on my works are influence itself, in as many levels of order, disorder, disaster, paranoia, joy and ecstasy as the deathless magic of being alive permits a vessel now of fire, now of air, to spark, glow, flame and ember according to the law of nature.”

“Influence” — that word — led to thinking about variations, e.g., effluence, outfluence, pre-fluence... “subfluence” — an underground stream a less-than fluency (stammering, stuttering) a brittleness?

Little — or nothing — surfaced in a google books search, save for errors — typically a “sub” at the end of one line, a “fluence” at the start of the next (in a different column). Quite enough for present purposes. And so these subfluence derivations are built around a word that isn’t quite a word. Some license has been taken with the text in this post: dispensing ellipsis or [brackets] where text is erased (or rather, dropped); in some instances, some words that preceded the subfluence, are moved to follow it.

And yet, the word does appear, in some (and only a few) geological texts, typically having to do with the geotectonic unterströmungshypothese (undercurrent) concepts — and field work done in the Northern Calcareous Alps — of and by Otto Ampferer (1875-1947). More on Ampferer to come. For now, these references —

Wolf-Christian Dullo and Fritz A. Pfaffle, “The theory of undercurrent from the Austrian alpine geologist Otto Ampferer (1875-1947) : first conceptual ideas on the way to plate tectonics,” Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 56 (2019) : 1095-11 here

Karl Krainer und Christoph Hauser, “Otto Ampferer (1875–1947): Pioneer in Geology, Mountain Climber, Collector and Draftsman,” in: Geo.Alp Sonderband 1 (2007) : 91–100 here (pdf)

wikipedia (in German)

Dr. Otto Ampferer. “Über das Bewegungsbild von Faltengebirgen” (On the movement pattern of folded mountains), in Jahr. Geol. Reichsanstalt (Yearbook of the Austrian Geological Survey), 56:3-4 (1906) : 539-622 “Mit 42 Zinkotypien im Text” here

“Subfluence” also surfaces as a company name, social media handle, &c., &c.

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all tagged subfluence

#cinquain #cotton #error #subfluence #unterströmungshypothese #Otto Ampferer #Jack Hirschman

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wsj50th · 5 years

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Sortie aujourd’hui du numéro 50 du Weekly Shonen Jump.

Magazine marqué par la couverture de Kimetsu no Yaiba. Quelques pages en couleur pour : Chainsaw-man et Seiyaku no Kurenai. A noter que tout les chapitres sont accessibles en anglais sur le site mangaplus (ainsi que sur les applications Android et IOs).

Voici le sommaire et les pages en couleurs :

English version :

Released today, the issue 50 of the Weekly Shonen Jump.

Magazine marked by the cover on : Kimetsu no Yaiba. One color pages for : Chainsaw-man and Seiyaku no Kurenai.

Note : All chapters are available in English on the mangaplus site (also on Android and IOs applications).

Here’s the summary and the pages in color :

Kimetsu no Yaiba 182 (couverture et page en couleur) (cover and color page) Dr. Stone 129 Haikyuu!! 372 Yakusoku no Neverland 157 Black Clover 228 Chainsaw-man 46 (page couleur) (color page) Boku no Hero Academia 249 Act-Age 89 Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai 135 Jujutsu Kaisen 83 Seiyaku no Kurenai (page couleur, One-shot de Kakazu Kazu) (color page and one-shot of Kakazu Kazu) Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san 183 Yozakura-san Chi no Daisakusen 12 Kamio Yui wa Kami wo Yui 34 Mitama Secu-Ri-ty 12 Futari no Taisei 25 Samurai 8: Hachimaru-den 26 Tokyo Shinobi Squad 23 Beast Children 24 Dr. Stone Byakuya (Mini-serie spin-off)

Sortie du #WeeklyShonenJump 2019 50, #KimetsuNoYaiba en couverture (les 10ères pges sur le blog), pages couleurs pour : #ChainsawMan et pour le one shot de #KakazuKazu : #SeiyakuNoKurenai. Prochain n° le 18/11. #shonen #manganews Sortie aujourd'hui du numéro 50 du Weekly Shonen Jump. Magazine marqué par la couverture de…

#2019 #Chainsaw man #Kimetsu no Yaiba #novembre 2019 #Seiyaku No Kurenai #weekly shonen jump

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teccams-socks · 6 years

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Angelic influence in Kvothe’s life

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[During Skarpi’s second story, of the creation of the Amyr and the angels]

“They came to Aleph, and he touched them. He touched their hands and eyes and hearts. The last time he touched them there was pain, and wings tore from their backs that they might go where they wished. Wings of fire and shadow. Wings of iron and glass. Wings of stone and blood.

“Then Aleph spoke their long names and they were wreathed in a white fire. The fire danced along their wings and they became swift. The fire flickered in their eyes and they saw into the deepest hearts of men. The fire filled their mouths and they sang songs of power. Then the fire settled on their foreheads like silver stars and they became at once righteous and wise and terrible to behold. Then the fire consumed them and they were gone forever from mortal sight.

“None but the most powerful can see them, and only then with great difficulty and at great peril.” - The Name of the Wind, Chapter 28: Tehlu’s Watchful Eye, pg 208-209

[When Kvothe almost dies in Tarbean, after the Hillside guard beats him] At some point I must have fallen. I don’t remember it, but I do remember lying in the snow and realizing how delightfully comfortable it was. I felt sleep drawing itself over me like a thick blanket, like death.

I closed my eyes. I remember the deep silence of the deserted street around me. I was too numb and tired to be properly afraid. In my delirium, I imagined death in the form of a great bird with wings of fire and shadow. It hovered over above, watching patiently, waiting for me....

I slept, and the great bird settled its burning wings around me. I imagined a delicious warmth. - The Name of the Wind, Chapter 22: A Time for Demons, pg 165

[From Trapis’s story about Tehlu, Menda, and Perial] “So late one night, Tehlu came to [Perial] in a dream. He stood before her, and seemed to be made entirely of fire or sunlight. He came to her in splendor and asked her if she knew who he was.” - The Name of the Wind, Chapter 23: The Burning Wheel, pg 173

[During the fight with the bandits in the Eld] I saw only one bowman. Unfortunately, he had kept his wits about him, and as soon as my face appeared over the top of the ridge, he drew and let fly in a smooth motion.

A gust of wind saved me. His arrow struck harsh yellow sparks from a stone outcrop not two feet from my head. Rain pelted my face and lightning spidered across the sky. - The Wise Man’s Fear, Chapter 91: Flame, Thunder, Broken Tree, pg 683

[The end of the fight with the bandits in the Eld. Marten is praying] “Tehlu, whose eyes are true, Watch over me.”

Suddenly the leader paused and cocked his head. He held himself perfectly still as if listening to something. Marten continued praying:

“Tehlu, son of yourself, Watch over me.”

Their leader looked quickly to the left and right, as if he had heard something that disturbed him. He cocked his head again. “He can hear you!” I shouted madly at Marten. “Shoot! He’s getting them ready to do something!”

Marten took aim at the tree in the center of the camp. Wind buffeted him as he continued to pray.

“Tehlu, who was Menda who you were. Watch over me in Menda’s name. In Perial’s name. In Ordal’s name. In Andan’s name. Watch over me.”

Their leader turned his head as if to search the sky for something. Something about the motion seemed terribly familiar, but my thoughts were growing muddy as binder’s chills tightened their grip. The bandit leader turned and bounded for the tent, disappearing inside. - The Wise Man’s Fear, Chapter 91: Flame, Thunder, Broken Tree, pg 684-685

[Just after the Chandrian massacre Kvothe’s troupe] The hood turned back to Cinder. “But you have my forgiveness. Perhaps if not for these remindings, it would be I who would forget.” There was an edge to the last of his words. “Now, finish what--” His cool voice trailed away as his shadowed hood slowly tilted to look toward the sky. There was an expectant silence. Those sitting around the fire grew perfectly still, their expressions intent. In unison they tilted their heads as if looking at the same point in the twilit sky. As if trying to catch the scent of something on the wind.

A feeling of being watched pulled at my attention. I felt a tenseness, a subtle change in the texture of the air. I focused on it, glad for the distraction, glad for anything that might keep me from thinking clearly for just a few more seconds.

“They come,” Haliax said quietly. He stood, and shadow seemed to boil outward from him like a dark fog. “Quickly. To me.” - The Name of the Wind, Chapter 16: Hope, pg 129-130

“Leave off, Den. He was killing them one by one. Then he went a little crazy. He... No. All I’ll say is this. I think he called the lightning down. Like God himself.” - The Wise Man’s Fear, Chapter 92, Taborlin the Great, pg 686

From the stories the others told, when the lightning struck it wasn’t a single startling bolt, but several in quick succession. Dedan described it as “a pillar of white fire,” and said it shook the ground hard enough to knock him off his feet. - The Wise Man’s Fear, Chapter 93, Mercenaries All, pg 689

Summary

Both Trapis and Skarpi associate the Angels with white fire. Tehlu is wrapped in it when he appears to Perial in a dream, and in Skarpi’s story, it is white fire that morphs Tehlu and the rest into their angelic forms.

Dedan describes the lightning that strikes the bandits’ camp as “white fire,” too. Let’s be honest. By the time he tried to call the lightning, Kvothe was basically tapped out. He had no heat left in his body and no outside source to call on. Even he isn’t sure if he called the lightning, and from Kvothe that means something.

But at the same moment, Marten was praying to the Angels. The Angels, who have already intersected with Kvothe more than once. First, after the Chandrian killed his troupe, and then when he was dying on the streets of Tarbean. I don’t think they were trying to save him either time. He was just there when they were doing their jobs.

Nina, the girl from Trebon who gives Kvothe a drawing of the Chandrian pot, also believes the angels showed her visions of the pot to help Kvothe. It might have been an angel who gave him his dreams in the forest after his troupe was killed. And let’s not forget when Kvothe is fighting Felurian, and his “power rode like a white star on my brow” (WMF, Chapter 97, pg 713). Many people have pointed out that this is just like the angels: “Then the fire settled on their foreheads like silver stars” (NotW, Chapter 28, pg 209).

It’s rare for one person to have so many brushes with the supernatural/divine in their lifetime. But whatever the reason for this, the Chandrian, and the Angels, have changed Kvothe’s life more than once, and they’ll likely do it again.

TL;DR

Kvothe didn’t call the lightning in the Eld. It was actually Angels trying to kill Cinder.

#kkc #kingkiller chronicles #name of the wind #wise man's fear #patrick rothfuss #angels #fan theory #fan analysis #kingkiller fan theory

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kakkoiimanga · 5 years

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mrjeremydylan · 7 years

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Spa Cabanas Guesthouse & Spa Celebrates 10th Anniversary

The Spa at The Cabanas Guesthouse is excited to celebrate their 10th year of operations during the month of August. Nestled on the grounds of the Cabanas Guesthouse, The Spa has never been busier than this year thanks to their amazing local client base as well as the returning guests at the guesthouse. The Spa at The Cabanas Guesthouse has one goal, to assist the client to either feel great about themselves, or to help them feel better regarding their overall health and well-being. Norman Lachance (owner) continues to strive for customer service and is as always grateful to his long standing returning clients. The experience you will have with Spa Cabanas is always a pleasant one from the moment you contact them on the phone. They will go the extra mile to determine the best placement for the client’s needs whether it is a Manicure-Pedicure or help with an injury or sore muscle.

Norman Lachance, is a native of Quebec City, and is a very talented energetic leader with extensive experience in Spa Management, treatment and new age healing throughout Quebec, Cologne Germany and South Florida. He also has the experience of owning and operating Spa Chateau at the Four Star Chateau Mont Sainte Anne Hotel in Quebec City. Norman made the choice to go to Pavonia and Decleor from Paris for skincare, and he also pursued studies (earning a certification) from Dr. Babor of Germany. His Florida Massage experience has been with Educating Hands in Miami.

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Norman Lachance

“We had the pleasure of meeting Norman over 10 years ago when he frequently visited the Cabanas for vacation. One day in passing, Norman asked us if we have ever thought of opening a Men’s Day Spa at the resort. We jokingly said yes of course but we are not going to do it. Norman explained to us that his was his line of work in Canada and the rest was history. Over the years, our guests and locals have enjoyed the award winning services the spa has to offer. The relationship between the Spa and the Resort has been nothing short of amazing. We look forward to spending many more years together offering our guests and clients the continued level of professionalism we have created together over the years. Congratulations to Norman and his outstanding team for 10 years of service.”

-John Dorry and Bill Barnish (Cabanas Guesthouse and Spa)

The Spa prides itself on offering an array of services. They are able to assist the clients with all grooming needs from a full body trim or just certain areas to waxing the ears and nose and everything down to the toes using the best for men’s skin. Their Mani-Pedi’s are very popular due to the fact that they are not only relaxing but a thorough process. The Facials at The Spa are also the best in the area. The Facial Specialist can conduct everything from Micro-needling to Peels to Micro-Dermabrasions. The Anti-Aging Facial is their signature Facial and one of the most popular at The Spa. Brow and Lash Tint has also become a popular treatment with an occasional monthly special.

The LMT’s at The Spa are also proud of the therapeutic and wellness side of the massage process. Whether it’s an injury or relief from a hard workout, the massage Therapist are the best at what they do. The Spas menu includes such massage practices as Hot Stone, Swedish and Deep Tissue to Reiki and Swe-Thai massage. There are five massage therapist all with their own unique style that can help with any issues. The Spa offers anywhere from 30 minute area work to sixty minute massage and ninety minute massage. As an appreciation for return clients, massage packages are available monthly.

The Skin-care team consist of Jimmy Cohen and Brett Mcanally.

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Jimmy Cohen

Brett Mcanally

Jimmy Cohen has been with the Spa for almost 4 years. Coming to the Spa as a Paramedical Aesthetician, Jimmy has expanded his knowledge of skin care and has a loyal customer base in the Fort Lauderdale area. Jimmy has recently completed a Phlebotomist training program and is a PRP specialist as well as a Micro-needling expert. He is also an LED light Therapy Technician.

“I look forward to My visits to Spa Cabanas – everyone is so welcoming and Jimmy is a treasure, soothing, talented and joyful. I leave feeling lighter, polished and refreshed- a perfect escape! Tim Quinn-Giorgio Armani Celebrity Makeup Artist.”

Brett Mcanally attended the Hollywood Institute of Beauty Careers and has his certification in the field of Electrolysis. He has received training in Galvanic Equipment, Thermolysis and Blend Equipment.

A very strong massage team has made Spa Cabanas reputation one of the best in the area.

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Oscar Gomez

Oscar Gomez LMT has been a member of the Spa Team for years. He was trained by the Educating Hands School Of Massage in Miami. Oscar, a member of a training group called Humanistic Cybernetics, (Psychology for change), at the University of Miami, has also been cross-trained in multiple services.

Mario Martinez LMT has also been with the Team for quite some time. Mario has been licensed since 2009 and is certified in many areas including Reiki, Reflexology, Neuro Muscular Massage and Hot and Cold stone Massage. Mario is well known for being a Holistic Massage Therapist and is popular for his Reiki Massage. Mario is responsible for introducing the Spa to the Bamboo Massage.

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Gabriel Rodriquez

Gabriel Rodriquez LMT. He believes in the traditional massage techniques and stresses the importance of communication with clients. With his training origins in Puerto Rico, he is best known for his Deep Tissue Massage.

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Inigo Valencia

Inigo Valencia LMT received training at the Florida College of Natural Health in Pompano Beach Florida. Originally from Mexico, Inigo develops and proposes client treatment plans that specify which types of massage are to be used.

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Christian Omar Perez Santiago

Christian Omar Perez Santiago LMT. Christian is a professional member of the American Massage Therapy Association Florida Chapter and was trained at The Academy Of Massage And Bodywork and Goldey Beacom College. As part of the team at Spa Cabanas, he enjoys coordinating The Spa’s operations to make sure clients enjoy a uniquely catered experience. Christian specializes in Deep Tissue massage as well as hot stone massage.

“A few months ago I discovered The Spa at The Cabanas Guesthouse. Luckily, I live in the area and am able to use their services regularly. Upon arriving, Clint at the desk always sets the tone with his warm and friendly welcome. The treatment rooms are peaceful and relaxing and immediately help me de-stress. My massage therapist Christian always make me feel at ease with his positive and caring attitude. In my opinion, Christian is an expert at deep tissue massage. Always professional, Christian is very knowledgeable about the body and addressing specific issues. I leave each session feeling awesome and totally relaxed. I highly recommend Christian for your next massage.

With best regards,

Don Estes”

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Clint Bridges

Clint Bridges has also been a part of The Spa team for many years. He is in charge of the daily operations and works closely with each therapist to make sure the Spa runs smoothly. Making sure that everything works for the client is important from the appointment to their overall satisfaction. A good Therapist/Client relationship is very important and part of his job to make sure this is always the best it can be.

“After traveling the world with my Joan Rivers tribute show “The bitch is Back!” it’s always so fabulous to come back home and enjoy the amenities At Spa Cabanas! An amazing crew, so attentive and so very friendly, it’s always a luxurious experience! – Joe Posa aka Joan Rivers”

Generally the Spa at the Cabanas always has a few specials every month, but due to their 10th anniversary they have many specials for the month of August, they are:

Three 90 minute massage package (Reg. $375) only $245

All Waxing is 20% off

Babor Facial (Reg. $129) only $89

Exfoliation (Reg. $85) only $64

Five 60 minute massage package (Reg. $457) only $259

A facial plus a massage (Reg. $220) only $149

Three Manicure/Pedicure package (Reg. $195) only $135

For more information on the Cabanas Spa call them at 954-565-2307 or email them at: [email protected].

from Hotspots! Magazine https://hotspotsmagazine.com/2018/08/02/cabanas-spa-celebrates-10th-anniversary/ from Hot Spots Magazine https://hotspotsmagazine.tumblr.com/post/176554802085

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