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|Excellent - 284 reviews
Located in North Stonington, Stardust Motel is within the vicinity of Jonathan Edwards Winery and Elmridge Golf Course. This motel is within the vicinity of Wilcox Park and Westerly Public Library. Make yourself at home in one of the 22 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, a...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 284 reviews
|Excellent - 205 reviews
The La Quinta Inn and Suites Stonington was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! The Town of Stonington is situated in the southeastern corner of Connecticut, bordering Westerly, Rhode Island to the east, Long Island Sound to the south, Groton, Ledyard, and North Stonington to the west and north. Stonington is the onl...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 205 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The staff was very friendly and professional.
N/APerfect for a short get away
Poor 2.0
With my team in the playoffs I was looking forward to the game that evening. Broadcast on two different networks but the hotel had only basic cable without either of the stations. Very frustrating.
|Good - 358 reviews
Located in North Stonington, Cedar Park Whirlpool Suites is close to Elmridge Golf Course and Stonington Vineyard. This hotel is within the vicinity of Jonathan Edwards Winery and Wilcox Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 66 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms fea...
Overall Rating - Good - 358 reviews
Excellent 8.3
Staff is very friendly. Room was fine for a short stay. It had mostly 20 somethings that I saw. Was not bother by people coming or going late at night.
Poor 2.0
It was close to Foxwoods
It was trashy looking outsideThe office was difficult to find and not well marked; there was one man working in there who was unable to print me a receipt as his printer wasn't working; when I went to check out at 7:15 am there was a note on the door saying to call a cell phone # for assistance, which I did; I had to wait for the man to come back from bringing his kids to school which made me late for my meeting; once again he was unable to print a receipt and gave me a photo copy of my credit card slip, which was the only receipt I was able to get; the dead bolt inside my room did not work so I had to put a chair against the door to feel safe while I slept; it was very warm in the room but I was not able to use the ceiling fan as it wasn't secured tightly and wobbled loudly
|Excellent - 1051 reviews
Located in North Stonington, Bellissimo Grande Hotel is close to Jonathan Edwards Winery and Stonington Vineyard. This spa hotel is within the vicinity of Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center and Lake of Isles. Make yourself at home in one of the 164 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satelli...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1051 reviews
Good 7.0
Tacky Italian decor
Excellent 10.0
The hotel was great! The staff and Hotel was spectacular. The pool is GREAT!
Loved everything!The location and staff were excellent. I would go there anytime Im in the Connecticut area...
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When you stay at Hilton Mystic in Mystic, you'll be near the beach and minutes from Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration and Olde Mistick Village. This hotel is within close proximity of Denison Homestead and Mystic Seaport - The Museum of America and the Sea. Make yourself at home in one of the 182 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televi...
Overall Rating - Good - 718 reviews
Poor 1.0
Not much, so in need of a Re-hab, so expensive to stay at this Hilton.Worn and dirty rugs, no fan in the bathroom, Comfortable bed I will give them that. So out dated. You get coffee in the AM. that is about it oh and free parking. WOW!
Never got the room we signed up for, had to have a cot sent in,you do not get what you sign up .And why do you say we save money going through you. We found out the price of the rooms, yours much higher and what about your extra fees?Disappointed! and we will never use this service again.
Good 8.0
large comfortable rooms quiet beds were great air conditioning was great
had to leave 1 day early and called for bellhop and never showed up we had to bring everything to our car by ourselves breakfast was not included and quality was terrible
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 11 reviews
|Excellent - 352 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 352 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Good breakfast, friendly staff, convenient location to casinos and RI beaches
Good 8.0
It was a very nice hotel and everyone was quite friendly.
Its not as close to Mystic as I was hoping, so we were constantly in the car.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 217 reviews
Okay 6.0
The layout of the suites.
The front desk staff people were unpleasant.Great location with many attractions in close range.
Okay 5.0
Location and complimentary breakfast.
The pool was suddenly shut down because of an unknown issue. I have 2 children and the pool was one of the main reasons we picked this location. I expressed my disappointment and the hotel didn't seem to care.The rooms were okay but the bathroom was VERY small. I did not like that. The staff was pleasant but when we voiced our disappointment at some of the features (especially the pool being shut down), they simply shrugged their shoulders. I feel they should have offered some sort of complimentary stay or discount. The pool was a high priority for us. We had to walk outside to get to the building where the pool and common area was. In the summer, I'm sure that's not a big deal. In the winter, it was very inconvenient. There was free wi-fi BUT there was a cap on the number of devices that you could have hooked up to it. That didn't go over well with us. We had 4 devices. Even when we tried to sign...
|Good - 461 reviews
Located in North Stonington, Hilltop Inn & Suites - North Stonington is in a rural location and close to Jonathan Edwards Winery and Stonington Vineyard. This hotel is within the vicinity of Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center and Lake of Isles. Make yourself at home in one of the 139 air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary...
Overall Rating - Good - 461 reviews
Okay 6.0
Room was comfortable nothing fancy. Location was great. Good value. Staff was friendly and helpful.
Not enough seating at breakfast
Excellent 9.0
This was an excellent 2 Star. The room was linen and bathroom were clean.
Nothing.I stayed in room 220, a walkup but the linen and bathroom were clean and comfortable.
|Good - 92 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 92 reviews
Mediocre 2.6
I had to get a refund because the hotel was run down and the door wouldn't even close. Do not go here if you want to feel safe.
Okay 5.3
It was cheap.
The lobby smelled like curry.
|Excellent - 569 reviews
With a stay at Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic in Mystic, you'll be minutes from Olde Mistick Village and close to Mystic Seaport - The Museum of America and the Sea. This hotel is within close proximity of Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration and Steamboat Sabino at Mystic Seaport. Make yourself at home in one of the 92 air-conditioned rooms featuring...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 569 reviews
Good 7.0
Friendly staff, every one of them were so nice and helpful. Not in your face but very approachable. My husband agrees with me on this point.
I wanted to be able to use the bureau drawers but they did not seem perfectly clean (not enough to put clean clothes on). I think if I had brought extra plastic bags with me, I might have been able to make do.We loved the quiet, the bed was soft and cozy, the breakfasts were great, especially the hot items and the coffee. We did use and enjoy the pool, very clean. We also used the exercise room and liked the setup but wished the small tvs had sound. We liked the setup of this hotel. Everything was easy to find and use. We knew it would not be 'fancy' but that was not what we needed anyway. Location is excellent too.
Excellent 9.0
i am a repeat visitor to the area and have stayed at this hotel many times. location is great, easy on and off I95. clean and reliable.
there were a handful of noisy, inconsiderate guests, but that's not the hotels fault. allowing the guest room door to slam closed is my biggest peeve. it would be nice if they 'quietly' closed.they're redoing the lobby and open areas. secure with keycard to gain access to the side doors all hours of day and night, which is good for a single woman traveler. they have ample parking. a pool and a sundry shop next to the front desk. the AC in the rooms works very well.
|Excellent - 889 reviews
Guestrooms include Hyatt Grand Beds, a 42 inch HDTV, comfortable furnishings and flexible work spaces. Complimentary amenities include a fitness center, business center, wireless internet access throughout the hotel and guestrooms and a Complimentary a.m. Kitchen Skillet, featuring freshly prepared breakfast sandwiches, waffles, French toast, pancakes and st...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 889 reviews
Good 7.0
Staff were very nice. Due to a computer issue we had to wait to check in and they gave the kids cookies and milk.
Breakfast closed early. Was closed at 9.Location very close to mystic seaport and aquarium.
Good 8.0
Great room. Spacious, well organized, nicely furnished.
Minor gripe with the brkfst on the 2nd (Sat) and 3rd (Sun) days. They had better offerings on Fri morning with great brkfst sandwiches and pastries. After that, things were noticeably slimmer. Also, around-the-clock coffee in the lobby would be nice.Nice overall. One design flaw: The bathroom door passes so close to the toilet that one must move out of its way to avoid a collision with the body when entering or leaving. An oddity for a place that seems so well designed.
|Good - 1070 reviews
Immediately off Interstate 95 at Exit 90. It is a short walk to Mystic Aquarium, Mystic Seaport and the Shops at Olde Mystic Village. we offer discount tickets for the Mystic Aquarium and Mystic Seaport at the front desk. A short, scenic countryside ride to Foxwood Casino and the MGM Grand Hotel. We are a great place to enjoy a family fun time together. Plen...
Overall Rating - Good - 1070 reviews
Okay 4.6
The location was great. And the employees were very nice!
The rooms need to be redone. Very worn. It just seemed dirty even though it was cleaned. There were young adults partying all night keeping us awake. For the money spent on location we decided not to stay at the days inn again. It wasn't worth the money.
Good 8.0
The breakfast is awesome
Room was to close to heavy traffic entrance
|Excellent - 369 reviews
With a stay at Hilton Garden Inn Mystic/Groton in Groton, you'll be close to Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park and United States Coast Guard Academy. This hotel is within close proximity of Naval Submarine Base New London and The Submarine Force Library and Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 128 guestrooms featuring microwaves. Complimentary wire...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 369 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
Close to the highway
The pool was for anybody less than 4 feet tall.. Very disappointing considering it has 4 stars
Excellent 10.0
The hotel seemed very new and clean with great amenities and lovely public spaces.Pretty good gym. Great breakfast for $5.
|Okay - 702 reviews
When you stay at Flagship Inn And Suites in Groton, you'll be in the historical district and close to Naval Submarine Base New London and United States Coast Guard Academy. This motel is within close proximity of Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park and The Submarine Force Library and Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 57 air-conditioned rooms featu...
Overall Rating - Okay - 702 reviews
Good 8.0
good location; perfect for a quick stay and the price.
Poor 2.0
Location was good
A continental breakfast was advertised but wasn't offered. I asked the staff about it and was told they don't put it out during the week because they have to clean it up.I wouldn't recommend this hotel.


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Earning its 4 stars, Hilton Dublin Airport Hotel is ideal for all types of visitor. There are so many rooms here, you'll be spoilt for choice. When you're flying in, it's convenient to know that the accommodation is closest to Dublin Airport. The Stardust Memorial Park is just 1.9 km (1.2 miles) away. Children and adults alike will enjoy a visit to ALSAA.
A restaurant and a bar/lounge are part of the list of general areas that you can enjoy access to at Hilton Dublin Airport Hotel. Alongside other draws, a dry cleaning/laundry service and a luggage storage are both available. When you cannnot escape working during your stay, comfort lies in the fact there there are well equipped rooms for your meetings here. If you are sad to leave your pet when you plan a trip, this hotel is the better choice, as you can take your pet along. Decide which one of the 166 rooms is best for your stay. Your parking options here include paid parking.
Hilton Dublin Airport Hotel has air conditioning systems. A housekeeping service is provided in each of the welcoming rooms here. Wireless high-speed Internet access (surcharge) can be used in the rooms of this accommodation. Free use of a coffee/tea maker is included in the rooms.
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By Debra Minor Wilson
Times West Virginian
Phillip Reese Bush, who is serving two life sentences for a double murder in Fairmont in 1982, has been named in connection to the 1974 triple Windmill Park homicides in three criminal complaints filed at Marion County Magistrate Court.
The complaints, which were filed by police and signed by Circuit Judge Michael Aloi on Feb. 6, are terse and to the point: "Eddie Jack Washington, along with Phillip Reese Bush, shot and killed William Ray Cobb at or near 609 Bellview Blvd., Fairmont, Marion County, WV. This is based on witness statements as well as Washington's post-Miranda admissions."
Similar documents were filed in the names of husband and wife Guy Lester Phillips and Wanda June Phillips, the other two victims.
Only Washington is listed as a defendant in these complaints, which are also signed by Detective Sgt. Douglas E. Yost of the Fairmont City Police Department.
As of Friday afternoon, no complaints had been filed in Marion County Magistrate Court naming Bush as a defendant.
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The I-55 at Weber Road Study is assessing the existing design of the I-55 at Weber Road interchange in addition to possible improvements to the interchange and Weber Road within the project study area. The study area encompasses two miles of Weber Road starting at 119th Street continuing south past and including the I-55 interchange to 135th Street.
The purpose of the project is to address safety, operational, and capacity deficiencies in the Interstate 55 and Weber Road Interchange project study area.
This section of Weber Road and the interchange with I-55 are critical commuting links for the region and serve a number of businesses and industries locally. The I-55 at Weber Road interchange was built in 1990. At that time, much of the area around Weber Road was used for farming with a few residential subdivisions. Since 1990, the population in Will County has nearly doubled, making it one of the fastest growing counties in the nation. The interchange and roadway are congested and traffic volumes are anticipated to continue to increase as growth continues in the region. In 2009, Will County completed a feasibility study of possible improvements to the interchange. Information from this study will be used in the current project and environmental studies being led by the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT).
The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 requires the consideration of environmental issues for "major" federal actions. These actions can include use of federal funds, federal land, or federal permits. NEPA is a procedural law that requires any planning data or decisions incorporated in planning documents to meet NEPA and the Council on Environmental Quality standards.
In the case of the I-55 at Weber Road Study a Categorical Exclusion II (CEII) is being prepared. Categorical exclusions (CEs) are actions that do not involve significant environmental impacts and therefore neither an environmental assessment nor an environmental impact statement is required.
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Following in the footsteps of the reward offered for the capture of the former Galloway Township Clerk Lisa Tilton is offering $2,500 to anyone who has information that can lead to the arrest and conviction of the person or people behind threats issued to former mayor Keith Hartman in 2011.
In fact, according to Tilton, that's exactly where she got the idea.
"This is along the same lines," said Tilton, who said the idea first came to her while appearing on the "Open Mic" with Mike Assad radio show Saturday morning, Jan. 26. "People shouldn't look at the amount. They should just come forward, but if it helps someone come forward, then I want to do it."
During the 2011 municipal elections, then-mayor Hartman claimed he received threats from Roy Foster, which forced him to limit his public appearances. At one point, Galloway Township Police received an anonymous tip that Hartman had been found dead in his home. That tip turned out to be false.
As Hartman limited his public appearances, he fell victim to statute and was removed from office. He subsequently lost his bid for re-election.
According to Hartman, the threats ceased once he was removed from office. Although the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office was notified and opened an official investigation, Hartman stated he hadn't been in touch with law enforcement officials about the investigation since leaving office.
"I assumed that once I was out of office they probably let the investigation go," Hartman stated by email Monday afternoon. "I don't know if it is still an active investigation or not."
The Prosecutor's Office didn't respond to request for comment Monday afternoon. It is the Prosecutor's Office's policy not to comment on an ongoing investigation, and the office has made no mention of the investigation since the file was opened last year.
Tilton was recently awarded in a lawsuit settlement with the township. She indicated she wouldn't be able to offer this reward "without that financial backing."
Tilton's lawsuit centered on the actions of former Manager Steve Bonanni and former councilman Dennis Kleiner.
Following the council meeting of Oct. 25, 2011, Kleiner commented on a rumored extramarital affair between Hartman and Tilton while council was still in session and opened to the public. Hartman and Tilton have denied those allegations.
" I don't comment on rumors," Hartman said on Monday. " I reiterate my previous statement that I look forward to finding out who did this so that it clears my name and the person is brought to justice and made an example of."
According to Hartman, he didn't know Tilton was going to offer the reward prior to the announcement on the radio.
Tilton stated she would like to see justice done, no matter the victim.
"People will think what they want to think," Tilton said. "Those allegations are completely false. It was political propaganda used against him. This was done to somebody, and whoever did this should be brought to justice."
Tilton is directing anyone who has information to contact the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office at 609-909-7800.
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Above, a piece by "brain artist" Marjorie Taylor. Curator Bill Harbaugh explains,
This is the world's largest extant collection of anatomically correct fabric brain art. Inspired by research from neuroscience, dissection and neuroeconomics, our current exhibition features three quilts with functional images from PET and fMRI scanning and a knitted brain. The artists are Marjorie Taylor and Karen Norberg. Techniques used include quilting, applique, embroidery, beadwork, knitting, and crocheting. Materials include fabric, yarn, metallic threads, electronic components such as magnetic core memory, and wire, zippers, and beadsThe Museum of Scientifically Accurate Fabric Brain Art. If you like that, don't miss the gallery of Wooden Brain Art. (Via New Scientist, Thanks, Susannah Breslin!) Discuss
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Nora Volkow, the brain-scan enthusiast who heads NIDA will undoubtedly be delighted with your choice..
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I'm a fan of Marjorie Taylor's fabric sculpture, and when she asked for an MRI slice of my brain I was happy to provide it. Imagine my pride when I saw this piece, an abstract of that slice, which now hangs in the Lewis Center for Neuroimaging at the University of Oregon.
It raises an enigmatic question about images and privacy. Would I want a photograph of my face on that wall? A distorted abstract painting? A photo or radar reflection rendering of my private parts? What could be more private than my brain? Am I in any way slandered by the detailed additions Marjorie has made, implying things about the mechanism and mechanics of my brain?
I don't think I would have the same pride in any of my other parts.
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Week 11 NFL Game Recaps
Broncos 17, Jets 13
Tebow (9-of-20, 104 yards; 8 carries, 68 rush. yards, rush TD) did a remarkable job leading the Broncos back from three down on a 95-yard drive in the final few minutes. Tebow had 92 of the 95 yards, including the decisive 20-yard score.
The only issue I have is this: Where was this earlier? Why did the Broncos continue to call fullback dives on second-and-long and third-and-short the entire evening? It's like Johnny Lawrence Fox sometimes forgets that he has a unique dual threat quarterback. Why not let Tebow run around and do crazy things like he did on that final possession?
1. How will the Broncos prevent themselves from scoring against the Jets? The following mental errors were made in the first half alone:
- Fox pulled a Mike Smith by calling a run with Willis McGahee (12 carries, 18 yards) on a fourth-and-inches on the opening drive. Instead of kicking the field goal or running a sneak with Tebow, the Broncos made a dumb decision and consequently turned the ball over on downs.
- McGahee later fumbled, giving the Jets three points.
- Denver had two possessions inside the New York 40, but failed to get any points.
2. How would the Jets score against the Broncos?
Denver's defense has been much better lately, and played well once again in this contest, limiting the Jets to 3-of-14 third-down conversions.
Sanchez, continued to struggle. He led one nice drive at the beginning of the second half, but was later guilty of a terrible pick-six. Sanchez finished 24-of-40 for 252 yards and that interception.
Oh, and by the way, Von Miller is a freaking beast. He recorded 10 tackles, 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble. He was everywhere.
Dolphins 35, Bills 8
Last week, I sent Notre Dame receiver Michael Floyd to Buffalo in my 2012 NFL Mock Draft. I think that selection will remain the same for a while.
Moore's progression from what we witnessed against the Jets in that Monday night contest to what we're seeing now is remarkable. The Dolphins are winning themselves out of the Robert Griffin, Matt Barkley and Landry Jones sweepstakes, but they won't need any of those quarterbacks if Moore keeps playing this way. Of course, this strategy didn't exactly work out for the Panthers a couple of years ago.
Ravens 31, Bengals 24
A 59-yard scamper later, and the Ravens were able to kick a field goal after stalling inside the Cincinnati 5-yard line. The three points made it a two-possession game, which, at the time, seemed to put this game away for Baltimore because the Bengals had issues moving the chains.
However, Dalton caught fire in the fourth quarter and was able to finish 24-of-45, 373 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions. He made some really great throws and was a "Calvin Johnson rule" away from tying the game.
The Bengals lost both contests against Baltimore and Pittsburgh, but their fan base really has to be thrilled with Dalton. He's just going to get better.
Flacco's success wouldn't last, however. He fired an ugly interception right before halftime. But when things looked bleak, he hit Torrey Smith (6-165, TD) for a perfect 38-yard touchdown strike.
Browns 14, Jaguars 10
However, the Browns got on track after that and were able to move the chains pretty consistently in the second half, mostly on the ground. Chris Ogbonnaya rushed for 115 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries despite the fact that the Jaguars were eighth against the rush (3.9 YPC) heading into this contest. A barrage of injuries to Terrence Knighton, Matt Roth and Clint Session really helped.
Jones-Drew also caught four balls for 31 receiving yards. The leader in both categories for Jacksonville was Marcedes Lewis (7-64), who actually did something for a change.
Raiders 27, Vikings 21
By Greg Cox - @ActuallyGregCox
I point this out because just when they have gained control of the AFC West lead, now they have to muscle up against a very competitive division, battling three teams contending for playoff spots as opposed to teams who have mailed in their season. The Vikings could have done just that in this game, but to their credit did not - even when their star running back Adrian Peterson left injured late in the first quarter.
A limited Sebastian Janikowski sent the opening kickoff short, and Percy Harvin set up the Vikings in good field position at their 32-yard line. However, left tackle Charlie Johnson forgot that false starts are for visiting teams indoors. The loss was crucial as a pass on 3rd-and-5 to Kyle Rudolph came up a yard short. After a good punt backed the Raiders up, the defense gave up a first down then killed Oakland's first drive with a sack by Chad Greenway.
Christian Ponder (19-of-33 for 211 yards 2 TD 3 INT) has a chance to be a good player and his scrambling ability is a big reason why. He ran five times for 71 yards in the game, but came up on the short end because the pass rush was effective in getting him out of rhythm. The Raiders came up with five sacks even with Richard Seymour out of the lineup; not to mention Matt Shaughnessy sitting on injured reserve.
Tommy Kelly had the first drive stopped with a sack, but clipped Ponder's face mask while taking him down for a 15-yard penalty. Another personal foul, this one a questionable call on linebacker Aaron Curry, who merely hit Rudolph squarely after a short gain, set up the Vikings in plus territory. Harvin had a sweet 35-yard touchdown run negated by a hold on wide receiver Michael Jenkins, but the drive still ended with a score thanks in part to another 15-yard penalty on Oakland's defense, this one a face mask on Tyvon Branch. Adrian Peterson's 12-yard run made it 7-0 on a drive that covered 77 yards including 45 on defensive penalties, which you knew if you read this paragraph carefully.
The Raiders' offense took over with 5:07 left in the first quarter at their own 45-yard line after a great return by speedy rookie running back Taiwan Jones. Three consecutive drives would start close to midfield starting with this one, and all of them resulted in scores. This is when the Silver and Black took this game by the throat, and they needed all of the lead they built up. The first march ended in a field goal and was highlighted by a 20-yard run by Marcel "matchup nightmare" Reece who ran six times for 45 yards on the game and caught two passes for 16 yards.
Leading 7-3, Minnesota was backed up when Desmond Bryant sacked Ponder. Peterson ran up the middle for 12 yards, but left injured. Ponder's long run of 28 yards converted the third down, but this was clearly a turning point as the first quarter ended. Former Heisman runner-up Toby Gerhart ran seven times for just 18 yards in relief of "All Day" and did not take advantage of a defense giving up a lot of rushing yards this season. On 3rd-and-5 from the Oakland 21, Ponder was intercepted by Matt Giordano on a pass intended for Harvin, who was the only consistent offensive threat for the Vikings. He ran five times for 21 yards and caught six passes for 73 yards and the aforementioned touchdown.
The big return by Giordano led to another short field and the Raiders marched right down it. When they were finally forced to third down, Carson Palmer hit oft-injured wide receiver Chaz Schilens for an 11-yard touchdown to give Oakland a 10-7 lead. They would never trail again. Minnesota took advantage of another short Janikowski kickoff and quickly drove to scoring range, but botched a field goal attempt. Michael Bush (30 carries for 109 yards) started and finished the subsequent drive with short runs, the latter of which went for a touchdown putting the Raiders ahead 17-7.
A fumble on the kickoff by Lorenzo Booker was recovered by rookie cornerback DeMarcus Van Dyke and really left the Vikings in trouble with just 1:20 remaining in the half. Oakland worked down to the 1-yard line after burning their remaining timeouts and faced a third down. Hue Jackson went for the throat and called a quarterback sneak. Palmer delivered for a 24-7 halftime lead.
After the break, the Raiders' offense was a mess, repeatedly coming up short. Fortunately, the defense was able to stop Minnesota consistently in the third quarter. The biggest play was an interception by Kelly, the defensive tackle's first in his career, to put them on a short field. After one first down, however, the drive ended with another Janikowski field goal for a 27-7 lead.
Minnesota could have given up here, but struck for a big play covering 42 yards to Devin Aromashodu, and on the first play of the fourth quarter, made it 27-14 on a screen pass that Harvin took to the house, covering 26 yards. Oakland answered with a drive that ended on a scary play when wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey lay motionless after coming up short on a third-down reception. Janikowski's field goal was blocked and Heyward-Bey left the game.
Another solid Vikings' drive was snuffed when Stanford Routt picked off a hasty Ponder pass into the end zone on third-and-goal. They were still in it, however, when a fourth consecutive run by Bush ended in a fumble recovered by Brian Robison. Ponder quickly hit tight end Visanthe Shiancoe for 37 yards and then found Rudolph for the 1-yard score to make it 27-21.
The Raiders couldn't take advantage of defensive penalties giving them consecutive first downs and eventually punted after E.J. Henderson sacked Palmer. With 3:01 left, Ponder tried to rally his team from the shotgun, but went 2-of-5 for 17 yards and the ball went over on downs. Oakland was forced to punt, but one final desperate play ended in a fumble recovery by Curry.
Lions 49, Panthers 35
Let me try to get through this recap without breaking down in tears or tying a noose around my neck.
1. Lions: Playing with a fractured finger, Matthew Stafford threw an interception on the first drive.
2. Panthers: Cam Newton nearly tossed a pick on a high throw during the ensuing drive. He then heaved an ugly interception on the next play.
3. Panthers: An unnecessary roughness penalty gave Detroit a first down on what would have been a 4th-and-8.
4. Lions: Stafford was picked again in the end zone.
5. Lions: Keiland Williams lost a fumble in his own territory.
6. Panthers: A nice DeAngelo Williams run was negated because of a hold by a receiver.
7. Lions: Detroit surrendered a 102-yard kickoff return touchdown to someone named Kealoha Pilares. Sounds like some workout regimen.
8. Lions: The team gave the Panthers a first down on a 4th-and-4 because of an illegal use of hands penalty. Cam Newton would later score a touchdown as a result.
Smith had 140 rushing yards on 16 carries and 61 receiving yards off four catches. He also scored thrice, including the painful front-door cover with two minutes remaining. Credit the Panthers for some of the most atrocious tackling efforts of all time.
Packers 35, Buccaneers 26
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
After that score, the Buccaneers came alive and started to make a game of it. In the second quarter, LeGarrette Blount had a remarkable run where he ran through seven defenders. He chugged downfield for a 54-yard score. Another Tampa Bay drive led to a field goal cut into Green Bay's 14-10 lead. The Buccaneers got aggressive and had that backfire on them with a surprise onsides kick. The Packers got the ball at Tampa Bay's 38-yard line and that led to a short touchdown catch for Jordy Nelson.
In the third quarter, the Buccaneers got a field goal while the Packers' offense had a few drives stall. Green Bay's defense was playing like garbage entering the fourth quarter. Their pass rush wasn't getting to Freeman and their pass coverage was too soft as he moved the ball down the field. Early in the fourth, Freeman hit Mike Williams on a nine-yard slant to make the score 21-19. Then Tampa Bay went for two and had a wide open Kellen Winslow drop an easy pass for a failed conversion.
The Packers' offense woke up and started to attack the Buccaneers' vulnerable run defense. Green Bay was aided by some penalties by Tampa Bay, and fullback John Kuhn dove into the end zone from two yards out. After a Rodgers' interception, the Buccaneers got a big play downfield with a long pass from Freeman to Arrelious Benn. That set up a short touchdown pass to wide receiver Dezmon Briscoe. Tampa Bay trailed 28-26 with four and half minutes left. The Buccaneers made a terrible decision to do an onside kick rather than to kick it deep. The Packers recovered the attempt and were set up at midfield in prime position to get a game-clinching score. Rodgers made the Tampa Bay pay with a perfect pass he dropped into Nelson for a 40-yard touchdown. .
After a terrible game last week, the Buccaneers dug deep and played the Packers really tough. Rodgers' accuracy was off frequently in the game and he didn't look like his normal self against Tampa Bay. Green Bay's defense is showing some weakness with the amount of yards they are giving up. That could come back to bite them in the postseason.
Freeman was 28-of-38 for 342 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Winslow caught nine passes for 132 yards, while Blount ran for 107 yards on 18 carries.
Rodgers was 23-of-34 for 299 yards with three scores and an interception. Nelson led Green Bay with six receptions for 123 yards and two touchdowns.
Cowboys 27, Redskins 24
It's almost inexplicable that the Redskins were able to move the chains so easily because Rex Grossman looked like he was going to give the game away early with his patented stupid interceptions and fumbles. He was guilty of one of each, but had a strip-six overturned by a replay challenge.
However, Grossman got into a groove in the second half and was able to finish 25-of-38 for 289 yards, three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing) and an interception.
49ers 23, Cardinals 7
By Greg Cox - @ActuallyGregCox
I can summarize the first half pretty succinctly. The 49ers kept trying to kick field goals and the Cardinals kept trying to get a first down. Neither team was very successful in those endeavors. After Arizona punted on its opening drive, San Francisco got the ball to wide receiver Michael Crabtree twice for 51 yards, throwing incomplete twice in the direction of Braylon Edwards along the way. Crabtree had a huge game (seven receptions for 120 yards) and abused rookie cornerback Patrick Peterson in the process. Edwards never did get his hands on a ball, apparently more troubled by the soaked conditions than his fellow receivers. At the end of the drive, David Akers, who was having a terrific season entering this game, got his field goal attempt blocked by Calais Campbell.
The Cardinals' next drive ended quickly with Patrick Willis recording an interception on the second play, collecting the ball on a deflection from cornerback Tarrell Brown. The 49ers' offense did nothing and the field goal from 49 yards out was wide right. After forcing a quick punt, they finally got on the board, sparked by a 27-yard pass to Vernon Davis followed by a 14-yard run by Frank Gore. The back was not the punishing force he is when completely healthy and fresh, but did log 24 carries for 88 yards. When the lead was in hand, Anthony Dixon (7 carries for 32 yards) and rookie Kendall Hunter (11 carries for 27 yards) took over, allowing Gore to rest up on a short week for the "Harbaugh Bowl." A short field goal from Akers capped the drive and made it 3-0.
Yet another opportunity opened up for San Francisco to blow this game open in the first half when the first play by Arizona resulted in a fumble by Beanie Wells, who had just eight carries for 33 yards. Arizona only ran the ball a total of 11 times, never holding the ball on sustained drives to get the running game in a rhythm against a stout defense. The field position resulted in just three points after Alex Smith threw behind Braylon Edwards on third down and Akers connected from 43 yards out. I got a good laugh when Brian Billick referred to him as "Fred" while making a golf analogy about him getting his swing back. Maybe he thought he was covering Fred Couples at the Masters.
The Cardinals had another unsuccessful drive as the first quarter wrapped up, but the 49ers were having trouble putting them away. Smith missed Crabtree for what should have been an easy touchdown and Akers had another field goal blocked, this time by Peterson who did not make his presence felt otherwise on special teams because he only got his hands on a punt return twice. San Francisco quickly got the ball back and drove down the field yet again. This march was highlighted by wide receiver Kyle Williams who slipped by linebacker Sam Acho for a pickup of 10 yards and had another reception for 15. It was somewhat of a breakout performance for Williams with five receptions for 54 yards and (spoiler alert) a touchdown. Since the injury to Josh Morgan, the team has been looking for someone to pick up the slack. The drive ended with Smith throwing to Davis, who came up just short of the first down. Akers hit the field goal, making it 9-0. After yet another failed Arizona drive, the game mercifully went to halftime.
Finally, San Francisco asserted itself as the bully, taking the ball right up the field 84 yards capped by the aforementioned touchdown to Williams. Crabtree had two receptions for 44 yards early in the drive which put them up 16-0. At that point it might as well have been 100-0 given the ineptness of Arizona's offense. On the second play of their first possession of the half, John Skelton tried to find Larry Fitzgerald and instead got the ball to Donte Whitner. The 49ers made short work of the short field, needing just four plays capped off by an 18-yard pass to Davis for a 23-0 lead and the rout was on. Dashon Goldson ended the Cardinals' next drive with an interception, ending the misery that was Skelton's day. He finished 6-of-19 for 99 yards with three picks and a 10.5 QB rating. I'm not convinced Red Skelton would have been worse.
After San Francisco stalled and punted, Navorro Bowman came up with the fumble by Peterson who definitely played like a rookie. However, Smith was intercepted by Daryl Washington on third-and-goal on a very poor decision. This was a setback game for Smith who had no business throwing a dangerous pass with the game well in hand.
Then we got a special treat when Richard Bartel entered to play quarterback. He looks like the kind of guy who enjoys a dip of tobacco and thinks "Yeah coach, put me in, I got you" while sitting on the sideline looking like a gunfighter from the Wild West. Arizona went to the shotgun, but the drive went nowhere.
When they got the ball back on the 49ers' second punt of the game, the Cardinals finally got somewhere thanks to Early Doucet and Goldson mixing it up after the play. Doucet popped Goldson who retaliated with a right hook that missed and a couple more punches that landed him an ejection on a play that actually featured rookie Aldon Smith sacking Bartel. Then Doucet caught a couple passes, veteran Chester Taylor broke off a 34-yard run and Larry Fitzgerald caught the first touchdown pass ever thrown by Bartel. By the way, Fitzgerald went over 9,000 yards receiving in this game. At 23-7, technically, this was still a game.
Arizona got the ball back with 4:58 to play and scratched their way to the red zone before San Francisco decided enough was enough. From the 16-yard line, Bartel missed on three straight passes, and when he finally connected with Doucet, it was well short of the first down, and that was that. The 49ers drained the final 3:27 with Dixon running and Smith kneeling. It was a great win because Gore was able to rest a little bit, but Smith (20-of-38 for 267 yards 2 TDs, 1 INT) did not play very well. If not for the defense being dominant and the running game (164 yards) working, this might have been a much different story.
Seahawks 24, Rams 7
Bradford went 20-of-40 for just 181 yards, one touchdown and an interception. He also lost two fumbles. With no semblence of a running game to lean on - Steven Jackson rushed for only 42 yards on 15 carries against Seattle's top-five rush defense - Bradford just had major difficulty moving the chains the entire afternoon. The Rams had just 185 total yards of offense.
Jackson finished 14-of-24 for 148 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. Ironically, top receiver Sidney Rice had the best throw of the contest when he hit Mike Williams on a 55-yard bomb to open things up. What's funny is that Jackson tossed a pick on the next play.
Falcons 23, Titans 17
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
In the second half, a miraculous catch along the sideline by Roddy White led to a touchdown run by Michael Turner. White kept up the heat on the Titans' defense with a 32-yard wide receiver screen that led to another Matt Bryant field goal.
In the third quarter, Matt Hasselbeck left the game with a sprained right elbow. Rookie quarterback Jake Locker came in the game with his team down 23-3. He quickly got the Titans in the end zone. Locker threw a deep out to Nate Washington about 20 yards downfield on the sideline. He cut back to the middle of the field and ran by a couple defenders for a 40-yard touchdown pass.
In the fourth quarter, rookie linebacker Colin McCarthy forced a fumble from Turner when Tennessee was backed up deep in their own territory. That helped keep the Titans in the game. Locker made a big play downfield after scrambling to buy time. He tossed a ball deep for Lavelle Hawkins and the 5-foot-11 wide out caught the pass over a defensive back for a 32-yard gain. It set up Tennessee at the Atlanta four-yard line with four minutes left and down by 13. Locker made a good throw on third-and-goal to Washington for his second touchdown pass. Locker finished the game 9-of-19 for 140 yards and two scores.
The Falcons' offense ran out the clock with some tough runs by Turner. Atlanta's offense played a balanced game. Turner ran for 100 yards on 21 carries with a score. Ryan was 22-of-32 for 316 yards and one touchdown. White led Atlanta with seven receptions for 147 yards. It could have been an even bigger game but he dropped a couple of passes.
The Falcons' defense really played well. Conversely, the Titans' offensive line played like crap. They weren't winning at the point of attack, and had only 41 yards rushing in the game. They looked very predictable for the Atlanta defense. Chris Johnson totaled 13 yards on 12 carries, and he will get a lot of criticism for this game, but the running lanes were terrible.
Falcons defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux and defensive end John Abraham both played well. Dunta Robinson recorded an interception of Hasselbeck to end a scoring threat. On the other side of the ball, the Atlanta offensive line played well and was able to control Tennessee's front. The terrible line play, and the extension of Johnson's 2011 slump, was a huge hit to the Titans' playoff hopes. The Falcons remain in the thick of the NFC playoff race.
Bears 31, Chargers 20
If you haven't heard, Cutler is out for the year with a fractured thumb, which is a damn shame because he had a great game. He was 18-of-31 for 286 yards, two touchdowns and an interception that wasn't his fault. He didn't take any sacks, and when he was under pressure, he maneuvered the pocket well and found his receivers downfield.
Unfortunately, he's done. The good news though is that the Bears have a pretty decent backup in Caleb Hanie, who performed well in the NFC Championship.
Norv Turner is so f***ing stupid, I can't take it anymore. He didn't take timeouts at the end of the first half to give Philip Rivers a chance to score before intermission. He continuously had his punter kick to Devin Hester. He wasted timeouts in the second half. Throughout the afternoon, he just stood there bundled up in his puffy coat looking like a moron the whole time. It's sickening that he hasn't been fired yet.
Rivers sucks. He's a cocky douche bag who never takes any of the blame for himself. He's physically gifted and is able to make pretty throws when he's not under pressure, but when the game is on the line, he chokes like a female porn star. Whether it's throwing into double coverage or sailing a pass into an opposing player's arms when trying to throw the ball away, Rivers has a knack for doing the perfect stupid thing when his team needs him most.
This Charger team is done. Jim Nantz and Phil Simms discussed San Diego still being alive in the AFC West race, but that's just dumb. San Diego is just too dumb and too poorly coached to make any sort of run.
Eagles 17, Giants 10
Philadelphia took the lead with a field goal in the second quarter, but Young threw another pick. The pass was deflected by cornerback Aaron Ross, and safety Kenny Philips tracked down the ball to set up the Giants just past midfield. A short time later, the Eagles took over at their own 2-yard line. Young aired out a deep ball that Jackson ran under for a gain of about 50 yards. After the play, he acted like an idiot, flipping the ball at a New York coach and then taunting the Giants' sideline. That drew a penalty which negated his big catch and put the ball back on the Philadelphia 2-yard line. Just before halftime, Jackson had a massive punt return, and why in God's name did New York kick it to him? The Giants finally forced Jackson to step out of bounds at the 14-yard line. The next play saw Young connect with Steve Smith on a crossing route for a touchdown. New York got a field goal before time ran out and Philadelphia took a 10-3 lead into the locker room.
The third quarter saw more of the same - the Eagles' defensive line was whipping the Giants' line. Manning was under constant duress and the run blocking was terrible. New York had its eighth punt halfway through the fourth quarter. Philadelphia started a promising drive, but Young threw a ball up for grabs in the back of the end zone and Ross came down with the interception. After trading more punts, the Giants finally got something going early in the fourth quarter. Manning threw a deep ball for Hakeem Nicks and the wideout rewarded him with a phenomenal catch that went for 47 yards. A couple plays later, Manning scrambled and threw a rope to Victor Cruz who beat Nnamdi Asomugha to get open in the back of the end zone for a 24-yard score.
If it weren't for his dumb interceptions, Young would have had a perfect game against New York. In the fourth quarter, he led Philadelphia on a balanced 18-play drive that took nine minutes off the clock. On third-and-goal, Young threw a bullet to Riley Cooper running across the back of the end zone. The Giants got the ball with about three minutes left in the game. On a critical third down, Manning hit Cruz who broke down the field for a 47-yard gain. On the next play, Eagles defensive end Jason Babin ran down Manning from behind and forced a fumble that was recovered by Philadelphia. The Eagles closed out the game with LeSean McCoy breaking off a 60-yard run to the New York 2-yard line.
Young finished the game 23-of-36 for 258 yards with two scores and three interceptions. McCoy totaled 113 yards on 23 carries. Jackson caught six passes for 88 yards, while Cooper had five receptions for 75 yards and a score.
Manning was 18-of-35 for 264 yards with a touchdown and an interception. The Giants running game was non-existent, and Brandon Jacobs totaled 21 yards on 12 carries. Cruz led New York in receiving with six receptions for 128 yards and a score.
For thoughts on Patriots-Chiefs, check out my updated 2011 NFL Power Rankings, which will be posted Tuesday morning.
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Did the worrisome thought ever cross Paul Ryans mind that Joe Biden, he of the constant grinning and baring of teeth, might just slide around the desk and bite him? Certainly the vice president was the aggressor in Thursday nights debate. At times Bidens obvious efforts to make up ground surrendered by a passive President Obama to Mitt Romney in their first debate seemed to get a little out of hand with all the interruptions and mockery.
It was Ryans first big-time campaign debate, and the Wisconsin congressman was up against a man nearly 30 years his senior with a boatload more experience. He still managed to hold his own, never becoming notably flustered. And he concluded the fast-paced hour and a half with a crisp, well-crafted closing statement delivered with aplomb.
Biden, like Obama last week, produced more of a closing pop-up into the stands. When the president faces Romney again, making solid contact at the finish has to be on his to-do list.
The debates are to a large extent performances, and the theatrics matter. For all that, Biden used the single turn hes been allotted on this years debating stage to amplify some of the Democratic tickets overriding points. Amid combative exchanges over the big domestic issues, he reinforced the notion that Democratic policies are more likely to safeguard the interests of ordinary Americans squeezed by the recession and the tax collector.
The Republicans call for lower tax rates that would be offset through narrowed deductions without adding to the deficit drew Bidens scorn as a giveaway to the wealthy because in reality, he said, taxes on the middle class would have to rise.
Ryan had plenty of chances to spell out how the math would work. But like Romney, he declined to say which tax loopholes would be closed. Their plan may be to negotiate that with Congress, but for the moment the Democratic criticism sticks.
Biden also was insistent and persuasive in tearing down the Republicans Medicare strategy as a move toward privatization that would end up penalizing many seniors with higher out-of-pocket costs.
The vice president gave no ground on foreign affairs even as Ryan ripped the administration for security lapses in Libya, for bungling the withdrawal from Afghanistan and for mishandling the U.S. response to the Arab Spring uprising against dictatorial regimes.
Romney and Ryan are full of complaints, but as Biden managed to show, the actual policies they say theyd follow are scarcely different from those of the Obama White House. Unless, perhaps, one counts an unseemly fascination for war with Iran to prevent that country from becoming a nuclear threat. The Obama formula stringent economic sanctions coupled with a vow that Iran will not be allowed to gain such weapons seems both adequate and prudent.
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The Sabres' acquisition of left wing Steve Ott and defenseman Adam Pardy for center Derek Roy was essentially about swapping grit for playmaking. Ott won't put up nearly a point per game like Roy did, but he also won't put up with opponents getting out of line or teammates taking nights off.
Another aspect of the trade is it seriously altered the Sabres' depth chart.
The Sabres are extremely thin at center, overflowing on defense and well-stocked at left wing. Here is The News' analysis, based on the organization's use of the players. The skaters are listed in terms of ranking at position, not by potential linemates:
Left wing Center Right wing
Thomas Vanek Tyler Ennis Jason Pominville
Marcus Foligno Cody Hodgson Drew Stafford
Steve Ott Matt Ellis Patrick Kaleta
Ville Leino Cody McCormick Corey Tropp
Nathan Gerbe Luke Adam
John Scott
Left-handed defensemen Right-handed defensemen
Christian Ehrhoff Tyler Myers
Jordan Leopold
Andrej Sekera
Robyn Regehr
Alexander Sulzer
Mike Weber
Adam Pardy
Brayden McNabb
T.J. Brennan
Ryan Miller
Jhonas Enroth
The middle is definitely concerning for the Sabres, who are open with their desire to add another center. Ennis and Hodgson have talent, but they are just 22 years old and have no experience carrying an NHL top line. For anyone who doesn't think that matters, just look back to the Sabres' struggles at filling the No. 1 role once Chris Drury and Daniel Briere left.
Luke Adam might rebound from his post-All-Star Game benching and second-half demotion, but he is also just 22. Leino has little to no desire to play center. Ott took the second-most faceoffs for Dallas last season, but he has spent nearly all of his career at left wing. He can step into the circle, but he's more comfortable returning to the boards after the puck drops.
"I've played 90 percent as a winger in the league, and since junior I've been a left winger," Ott said by phone. "Taking faceoffs is obviously adjusting and learning more of the game and finding ways to be on the ice more. If it's taking faceoffs in the last minute or important draws on penalty kills or power plays, those things add up to being a more versatile player, and that's something that I've always envisioned myself as being more a more complete player as I adjust my career."
Buffalo has extra depth at left wing with the addition of Ott. Vanek is a top-line talent, while Foligno showed top-six status with a stellar run at the end of last season. Ott will get substantial minutes. Leino and Gerbe will need to rebound from disappointing seasons. Scott will dress when the Sabres face the Boston Bruins and other physical teams.
The Sabres seem to have the right mix of skill and truculence at right wing with Pominville and Stafford being complemented by Kaleta and Tropp.
Obviously, left-handed D-men play on the right side, but overloading the left was just to give you a look at the actual depth. The top six figures to be Myers, Ehrhoff, Leopold, Sekera, Regehr and Sulzer. That leaves Weber and Pardy as two reserves. It's not out of the realm of possibility that Buffalo would send Pardy and his $2 million salary to Rochester like the team did with Shaone Morrisonn last year. Darcy Regier says McNabb is penciled in for the Amerks, but he has the talent to play in the NHL and makes players in the top six expendable.
Given the obvious holes and surpluses, it's unlikely the Sabres are done remaking their roster.
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New England is home to some great food, so we've compiled a list of the best culinary adventures in Massachusetts and New Hampshire that everyone should enjoy. The best part? You only need a tank of gas (or less) to get there.
Salem, MA 01970
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Why Go: It's a great way to experience Salem. You'll visit the city's restaurants, shops and farmers markets during the tour.
Insider Tip: Bring a light empty bag; you might buy something when you stop at a shop.
Must Do: Depending on when you visit, check out the vegan tours, which celebrate vegan food in the area.
The Fine Print: Tours are about three hours long. Tickets are $54 a person. Closed on major holidays.
23 Londonderry Rd., Suite 17
Londonderry, NH 03053
603 216-2162
Why Go: Moonlight Meadery has a variety of unique meads (honey wines). The tour is brief, but informative. You'll learn about the history of meads and the different processes the winery uses to develop different flavors. If you're a local or a wine lover who is visiting the area, check out this tour.
Insider Tip: Having a pen and paper is essential. You'll taste so many wines you'll forget which ones are your favorites.
Must Do: When you have your wine tasting, try "Seduction," a mead with hints of chocolate, coffee, and vanilla.
The Fine Print: Open Sunday-Tuesday 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., and Wednesday-Saturday 11:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m. Tour and tasting are $15 a person.
Chez Boucher Culinary Arts Training Center
32 Depot Sq.
Hampton, NH 03842
Why Go: Chez Boucher Cooking School is one of the best in the state, according to many online reviews. The school offers six-week classes, one-day workshops, and themes such as "Cooking with Friends" or "Couples Night Out."
Insider Tip: Bring a pen to take down all the helpful information; you'll leave with a folder of recipes you've made.
Must Do: If you cannot commit to a longer class, try the school's one-day workshop where Boucher shares his culinary knowledge on specific topics.
The Fine Print: Check the website for a full calendar and prices.
71 Commercial St., Suite 134
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Boston, MA 02109(855) 487-4992
Why Go: If you like pizza and are looking for fun things to do in Boston, give Boston Pizza Tours a shot. You'll walk around Boston's historic neighborhoods and eat some yummy pizza—what's not to love?
Insider Tip: Check out Yelp and Groupon for discounted rates.
Must Do: Can't decide which tour to go on? Try the "Pizza & Historic Tavern Tour" where you'll go on a public ferry ride across Boston and enjoy a couple of slices of the best pizza in the city.
The Fine Print: Prices vary from $34- $44 depending on the tour. Advanced ticket purchase is recommended, as tours often sell out.


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Stephanie Brombacher pitched a one-hitter for the Gators as Kim Waleszonia, Francesca Enea and Aja Paculba all hit home runs as the Gators won 8-0 in six innings. Florida finishes the series Sunday at noon.
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8 Gallon Wet/Dry Vac Picks Up with Capacity
The cornerstone of any serious garage or shop, this Craftsman 8 Gallon HP Wet/Dry Vac is sleek, clean and powerful. Featuring the muscle of a 4.0 peak horse power motor and 8 gallon stainless steel tank, it helps tackles jobs like basement cleanup from seepage or backup, removing cold ashes from the fireplace or grill, picking up broken glass, dirt and other debris in thr shop or garage. Equipped with an extra-large drain, it's quickly empties the tank of liquids. An over 19 Foot cleaning reach (7' Hose, 12' Power Cord + Extension Wands) allows you to reach areas without unplugging the unit. 360° swivel casters and non-marring rear wheels for mobility on most surfaces, center positioned top carry handle provides easy transport and balance. Large dust sealed on/off switch for easy control.
The 8 Gallon Stainless Wet/Dry Vac also quickly converts into a blower. Cleaning up after a messy renovation or blasting fall leaves off the driveway can be done in a snap. It also includes an 9 Pc accessory set for nearly any situation.
- Craftsman 8 Gallon HP Wet/Dry Vac includes: Hose Bracket Set, 7' x 1 7/8" diameter secure fit hose, two extension wands, crevice tool, utility nozzle, floor brush/squeegee nozzle combo, cartridge filter and foam sleeve for wet vacuuming
- Rust Resistant 8 gallon stainless steel collection tank
- Extra-large drain for quick liquid emptying
- Powerful 4 peak HP motor makes short work of tough jobs
- On-board hose, accessory and power cord organizers provide convenient and hassle-free storage
- 360° Swivel casters with large non-marring rear wheels offer enhanced mobility on rough or uneven surfaces
- Oversized base helps protects tank from dents and dings
- Over 17 Foot Cleaning Reach (7' x 1-7/8 In. Secure Fit Hose, 10' Power Cord and Two Extension Wands)
- Quickly converts to a blower for yard, patio or shop
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I purchase this one as a replacement to my old Sears 6 gal shop vac. After 27 years of use it needed a motor. I think I got my money's worth. This unit does not have a large foot print and as many reviewers have mentioned before the size of the tank being vertical makes it easy to pull around a crowed shop, easy to park and does not tip over. Power is 3x greater than my old unit with 20% of the noise level. Cleaing cars and minivans is a snap. The hose size is a little strange but I have found some attachments that fit in nicely just by changing the hose with a longer crush proof unit. Thanks Sears for making a great product. Now if I can only figure out what replacement filters i can use.....
Pebble Beach, CA
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Have been waiting for this to go on sale - and it did for Father's Day. Great performance and fairly quiet for a shop vac. Sleek high profile is easy to move about.
San Antonio, TX
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I purchase this stylish looking, stainless steel housing unit to replacement my old shop vac. The assembly was a breeze and it comes with all the standard attachments and the filter. The suction is great and it is surprisingly quiet for 4HP motor. I am using the unit as a blower as well to clean my driveway and patio. So far I am very pleased with its performance and its design. The price was great after using my reward points and the coupon.
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well, it's a vacuum, it's supposed to suck. other shortly owned vacuums have had the problem of not sucking and i must say THIS SUCKS! AWESOME buy, highly recommended.
Saint Petersburg, FL
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I had already decided on the brand of vacuum cleaner I wanted when I went in my neighborhood Sears store. As I looked over the selections, just double checking my thinking, I came across the "shop vac" as my husband always called his, but this one was pretty. It was a shiny, smaller volume version of the "beast in the basement." I thought to myself (who knows, I may have said it out loud). This thing is a workhorse. I took it back to my smaller "move in ready" apartment and put it together in 5 easy steps. I can reach every height and crevice without being a contortionist, the intake is strong so I don't have to "re-do" patches of floor and carpet over and over again to pick up everything, and it fits in its own little corner of my kitchen, completely out of the way until I need it. This item is affordable and highly functional. I am so glad I did not purchase the more expensive item I had planned to purchase.
Dallas, TX
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the stainless steel housing is very sharp as well. The initial assembly was simple and the directions were easy to read and understand. Convenient size - includes a washable, reusable filter and the all the standard attachments. I like the stainless steel tub.
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Memphis, TN
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Our old shop vac, I had for over 15 years died on us. I purchased this one mainly because I got a good deal. The vac was on sale and I had two $5 egiftcards, $4 of my rewards points and a 15% off coupon. I like the vac it is larger than my old one and more hp. However I do not like the hose & attachment storage, not very well designed, you knock the attachments off trying to get the hose off, so I just leave the hose attached.
Disputanta, VA
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This is the best small wet vac I have ever owned easy to roll around great handle on top for when it needs to be lifted good suction, and very stylish with it's stainless finish,you will not be disappointed with this one !!!
West des Moines, IA
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Use this for your garage and basement. It is all you need. Stainless is very attractive. Unit is very compact, saving space.
Santee, CA
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