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It's that time of year, when the Dave's Picks subscriptions for 2014 go on sale. In 2012, the series was limited to 12,000 units of each release. Last year, we increased that to 13,000. And for 2014, you guessed it, each Dave's Pick will be limited to 14,000 units. And just as all releases in 2012 and 2013 sold out, quickly, we expect the same in 2014, particularly with the quality of music we have planned for release. The only way to ensure you'll receive all four releases in 2014 is to subscribe.
For those of you who can't stand the suspense, news has come in about Dave's Picks Vol. 9, the first of our four releases for next year. We're very pleased to revisit the Wall Of Sound era, with a complete show that took place on May 14, 1974, at Adams Field House at the University of Montana in Missoula, the Grateful Dead's only appearance in the state of oro y plata. This monstrously hot show is the third official show of the Wall Of Sound, which had debuted in March 1974. (You can find more details about this show in the 2013 Almanac.)
Although we haven't mapped things out too far beyond Dave's Picks Vol. 9, further digging through a batch of tapes returned to us in 2012 revealed more than we expected, so you in turn can plan on something excellent from the 1969-1971 era, likely something you've never heard. We spend months working on each and every release to make sure it'll be something that you'll happily hear again and again, and we've already got some great ideas in mind for the four releases in 2014.
Show specifics aside, no matter how you slice it, Dave's Picks subscribers get the very best deal – four spectacular limited-edition numbered releases, free domestic shipping, and a stellar bonus disc that will arrive with Volume 10, in May 2014. The last two bonus discs have proven immensely popular, so naturally we'll have another cool, interesting, exciting and rare treat for you in 2014.
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The Dark Star Jam from 6/23/74- missed that one. This jam is a favorite- one of many reasons the So Many Roads box set is a treasure.
I say release whatever shows make Pfox the most miserable and the rest of us can unconditionally enjoy whatever music is put out.
You missed 6-23 from the Miami Jai Alai Fronton. I guess you could call it a Dark Star Jam since they never get to the lyrics but its good and is part of a great sequence, DS>Spanish Jam>US Blues. Probably my favorite US Blues.
I responded to someones comment and I got four of this and that comments of "I wish they would of" and "if only they woulda"......this has become nauseating on here. It started with Pfox and now has attracted a pessimistic vibe. I am leaving this sites chats.......thank you to all who gave such great suggestions for shows and songs and places. Thank you Dave and Jeff, and everyone else in the vault for your awesome work. I will buy it all if the quality stays as it has been, which is beyond stellar on all fronts.
Let the words be yours, I am done with mine............................................
I quite frankly dont give a shit what they play when they are in the pocket like that show. After that Playin and Birdsong, I wouldnt care if they sang Ring around the rosey all friggin night. Man alive.
The beginning of El Paso in the film is kind of funny. Jerry turns his back to the crowd as Bob begins singing. Then it looks like Bob has a panic attack and gestures in Jerry's direction toward the front of the stage. Was he worried Jerry would leave him in the lurch? Not to worry, the big budda was in control and made it to the mic right on cue. :)
check out 8/21/72. jerry goes even farther into playing MD, but the band cuts him off. that one will get you crazy, too.
Yeah, I always thought bob cranked the flow of things from time to time, but then again the cowboy tune in the middle of the psychedelic melee really encapsulated the dead's essence of variety and musical acrobatics (thinking of some of those late 71 jams with me an my uncle in the middle of other one etc.).
As for Veneta, I agree that dew would have flowed better, but the consolation I take is that they would likely not have done sing me back home if they had done the dew. Maybe not (think 5/26/72) but then again this is all conjecture cause that ain't the way it happened!
I always felt bob's choice of BIODTL to follow the Dark Star > Dew on 9/21/72 was a particularly poor choice, but hey I wasn't there so what do I know.
60's, 70's 80's,90's. It all sounds good to me.
A great '71 show always tweaks my twiddle but I've got no complaints with what Dave's dishing out.
In fact nows a good time for Dick's #2. Happy Halloween all!
is some of my favorite work Garcia does......thee electron.
sounded like a Dew coming, yet, I hear stuff coming down the tracks all the time. Furthur is very fun to call tunes with.....will miss it for sure. Cheers.
Veneta was one of my first bootlegs and for many years I was infuriated by the choice to go into el paso instead of morning dew (which sounded like jerry was leading into). I blamed bobby for this, but you CANT CHANGE THE PAST.
I've learned to accept it after reading somewhere that the crowd was on the verge of freakin out out so instead they went w/ something w/ a regular beat/tempo as to not send them over the edge. Still wonder how sick that am dew would have been.
The release of veneta on blu-ray alone has satisfied me for the year. Just grateful dave and co. are getting these things out.
RE: zuckfun
I believe that Dave has stated they could continue with the rate of releases they are currently producing for the next twenty years.
I believe that Dave has stated they could continue with the rate of releases they are currently producing for the next twenty years.
I wonder where we're at in terms of the grand scheme of releases. Starting in earnest in 1993 (Dick's Picks 1) seems maybe we're at the halfway point? Whose to say. Will the formula in the second half change much? Can the number of releases of a given year simply be doubled to gauge the next 20 years? For 1984's sake, let's hope not. I'm always disappointed reading fans are hoping for a particular era to (ever) be represented, and year after year this hope bears no fruit. Dick's Picks 6- remember that? The only release from 1983. 30 Dick's Picks later, 17 Road Trips and atleast 10 Dave's Picks- it remains alone. Fans didn't know this would be all from 1983. And nearly 20 years later- are we still left to wonder? Double the quantity from the halfway point- surely this won't be completely accurate. But it seems any significant variation is not to be expected.
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i think everyone should be happy and fortunate that there is still relevant releases of a band nearing 50 years of age. no other band gets this much live material released. we should be happy that the bus is still rolling. i'm not a dead head, just a fan of 60s rock, I prefer the Pig years the most, an the Dead were the last San Fran band that i got into, but they are the ones i the most releases from (SF bands) lets just be happy these releases are still coming after so many other artists catalog/live releases have dried up.
You really need to get the Grayfolded cd. BTW, bring on some Big Sky Country Dead. I'm all in.
Re comment titled "Deal With It." You should say it doesn't FAZE me......not it doesn't "phase" me. Just sayin'.
I like what the new jerry series is a variety they have an 80s a 74 and a 90s so far maybe Dave should take a look at what they are doing again variety?
I apologize if this posts twice. The original did not appear to take.
Yup, the Steal Your Face was on that rock beside the NYS Thruway toll booths for as long as I can remember. It always marked our turnoff heading north out of NYC.
PF, you claim to answer all questions, yet will still do not know your first show.
Utility curves mr. economics, utility curves.
Agree 100%.....and loved the WRS description. My favorite moment lately on releases was the birth of El Paso out of that Darkstar off the Veneta release, wow.
estimated-eyes, that is a fascinating perspective on the perils of curating from a vast collection for pubic viewing/consumption, thanks for sharing that. You should seriously email that to Dave (he might enjoy getting an email that is something other than a query about whether a certain show is in the Vault).
PFox, Glad you're not going away, you do spice it up. And I've made that point about DP12 many times myself, as clear evidence that "compilations" can be popular - it is probably the release most consistently cited as among the best (it may be my favorite single release).
But, I'll try one more time: Check out rdevil's recent post in which he respectfully and logically debates some of Spacebro's points about '80's shows. To me this is a perfect example of how to strongly make one's points without resorting to personal insults. Whereas in your most recent post you say things like "i don't need to borrow quotes from others, because i'm not witless" - which of course is calling a guy "witless" just because he quoted Mark Twain.
So yes, please do stick around - can you just please stop the personal insults? (It is true that you'll get fewer responses, sadly it works that way, so if you are only gauging this by the number of responses you get, you may want to keep insulting people).
I wish Dave would release some more 80s stuff, but then I consider my professional existence. I am a history museum curator with an office close to the galleries and exit. I get to hear from visitors who want to know why I left out a story or don't have a particular artifact on exhibit. It drives me a little crazy. So, I have sympathy for Dave's position and compare my responses (not always vocalized to the questioner, but my gut response) to Dave's possible rationale:
1. Not enough space for that right now. Dave: I only get four releases per year.
2. We don't have one of those in the collection. Dave: Not in the vault.
3. It is in really poor condition. Dave: The recording in the vault is not good.
4. I know you worked at that company, but its impact on the area's history was limited and I can't put every company's history on display. Dave: I know you were at that show and you had a great time, but listening to the show reveals it to be a mediocre show not worthy of release.
5. I have more on this company from its heyday because that is when its best products were released and its advertising was at its best. Dave: I could release more shows to give more equal representation to eras, but the best music was from 1968-77. I think it is better to release the best music over very good or good music.
I am a "Touch Head" who got on in 1988. I would like to see more 1980s releases, but I understand Dave's dilemma. He can't please all of us all of the time. I think his only miss so far has been Dave's 7, but that is only my opinion. I will get the subscription this year to save money-- judging by last year when I bought 3 and would have bought 4 if it had not sold out so quickly.
Hey Dave,
There is a whole lot of back and forth about "Why don't you release later shows? There is too much attention paid to the '60's & '70's." In my humble opinion, your open & careful attention to detail and laser sharp archival eye (and ears) makes available some of the BEST music out there. Keep on doing what you've been doing. Lovers of the DEAD, thirsty for their music, will return to the fountain, I promise you!
Best as always from NYC,
Don't miss out on account of supposed lack of "diversity":
This Missoula show is The Real Deal. I do believe I burnt a copy of a goodly portion of set II for one of this board's top "80's supporters"... I believe they were wowed. Appropriately.
Dave mentioned the intense feedback jam in Dark Star -- that's fine, but not the highlight. The jam out of WRS and through the beginning of Dark Star is just sublime and unequaled. Beautiful and melodic, yes, and there are a few moments where an almost dub reggae feel is established.
I'm going to only say "already?" to this talk of slighted eras. Are we not waiting to get our hands on the latest pick now -- from 1980? Did we not quite recently have an over-the-top lavish production of a huge batch of 1990 shows? Calendar decades are no way to reasonably assess the changes in this band anyway!
This show has been burning a hole in the vault trying to get out. Now is its time. Give it its moment. Don't miss it.
I was recently looking at the list of Dick's Picks and his content, there are some awesome shows there, I counted about 4 out of 36 as being in the eighties or very early 90s. The rest are mostly 70s and some later 60s shows. Why are there not more 80s shows?? After a couple of years of Dave's picks, He isn't putting them out at a much higher clip. My first show was a fall Spectrum show, It might have been DP36, but I do not remember the exact date. I saw the Dead about 4 times in 73, all at the Spectrum. I saw the Wall of Sound show at the first August Date, The Wall of Sound was Spectacular to listen to live, after you got used to it's enormous size. The only recording that really does it justice imo, was the Winterland Box or GDM Box set at the end of 74,the other recordings seem to have a problem with the phase cancelling microphones which make the vocals a little rough. I went to a really good show in June of 76 at 4 night run at the Tower Theater in Philly, having 3rd row seats. This was an awesome experience, The Tower is small and the band was about 20 feet in front of me and my wife. I have Road Trips, 4.5 which was was a run at Boston just before the Tower Experience. In 77, my best show was DP15, which was a huge outside show with the NRPS and Marshall Tucker Band Also. Beautiful September day, with a great crowd and a very good 77 show. That was the last good show that I went to, saw them once in 78 and just did not enjoy the show that much and that was my last show.
Why don't I think that anyone released many 80's shows is I just do not believe that they are there. May be wrong, but that is my belief, don't think it has to do with band's performance,but I heard they went digital and the quality was not that good. That is just here say though, --------
I love the 70's shows that have been presented, but dag I crave a hot early to mid 80's show. Bobby was onfire on the slide, and hell, the whole band was on a special kinda freaking fire most nights . I love em all, but I have a thing for the 80's I just cant get over. I will re subscribe this year for Daves Picks 2014, but please Dave, throw us some more 80s soon.
time for 30 days!!! bring it.
oh yeah, i'm down with another round of Dave's picks.
who can resist?
now bring on the songs I'm ready to guess
cant wait cant wait cant wait cant wait cant wait cant wait
Yes rdevil,
I've had a copy of 5/19/74 for at least 20 years now and it's been a fav of mine this whole time. Hope it's one of the next vault releases. Long live the WALL OF SOUND!!!
Be it 1969 or 1989, 1965 or 1995. I find stuff I like quite a bit in every year. That being said, things are always going to be slighted on official releases. For example, 7-31-74 was the first whole show release from '74 but it's also a lot less impressive than, say 6-18-74. I'm a big late '60's/'70's fan. I would've also preferred to have 10-21-71 released in it's entirety with DaP 3 being a four disc set. That didn't happen either. Still, I love what we get and I'm thankful but hopefully the series will become more and more inclusive.
The idea that "most of you aren't any better than lame teenagers who listen to lady gaga & the black eyed peas. music that gets FM radio play today is formula driven, because people who can't appreciate music just want to hear something similar to what they've heard before." is pretty silly given the fact that were talking about a band that haven't played a new show or existed in nearly 19 years.
Nice post, rdevil. You make some really good points. I am a "pre-hiatus" purist, but I did see all my 27 shows between 1982-1995. I felt back then, and even now, the Dead in those years were the best damn live Rock band still playing. They were still making vital, authentic music. For me, their last 15 years still holds up better than any other "rock music" from that time, or hell- since then. It's just compared to 68-74, well, you know.....
(Fox, I'd rather you be around than not.)
To me, this new one is kind of a counterpart to RT 2.3, since I got big chunks of 5/14 and Louisville Freedom Hall 6/18 at around the same time (along with 6/20 at the Omni--with the great Eyes -> Slipknot! -> China Doll sequence). The jazz-Dead sequences of this May-June corridor--that jam out of Let It Grow on Dick's 12, 6/26, is another one--are deep stuff. The Blues For Allah Dead was definitely born from their compost.
The first & last discs of Dick's 31 are sublime. The Playing that kicks off the release is epic; Billy has to be the most underrated rock drummer ever. Then that set-closing Eyes to kick off disc 4 and the Scarlet->Playin->Uncle John's that follows.....whew. When they lock in in '74, they really lock in.
regardless of what some of you think; i'm a contributor to this forum, and thats not going to change. you can call me an asshole or a troll, but it doesn't phase me. i don't know any of you, and i wouldn't want to hang out with most of you anyway.
if you look at my posts in this thread;: i've not only answered questions, i was also the first to advise others to order by phone, because the website was adding shipping charges. i don't just voice opinions people don't like, and i'm not always deliberately trying to be abrasive. sometimes it comes off that way, because i know how to express myself in print. i don't need to borrow quotes from others, because i'm not witless. however, if my opinions irritate you, you don't have to read them.
like i said; i can buy whatever the f^ck i want, so it really doesn't matter what dave releases. if its the same old sh!t i'll still buy it, and just rip it to iTunes. i have more than 1700 other albums to choose from. most of you aren't any better than lame teenagers who listen to lady gaga & the black eyed peas. music that gets FM radio play today is formula driven, because people who can't appreciate music just want to hear something similar to what they've heard before.
think about it.
I was at a couple of those mid 80s SPAC shows (I remember getting soaked in a storm on the field…had a hard time burning anything…). Looks like rain indeed! Does anyone have any idea if any these shows made it to the vault?
On an unrelated 80's note; I think I read somewhere that the 1980 summer's end Lewiston, Maine show is missing from the vault. Has this been confirmed? From what I can recall, it would be more than worthy of the "official release" treatment.
On yet another unrelated note; Does anyone remember (and can possibly supply a photo of) the large boulder sitting somewhere off the northbound NYS thruway near Harriman, NY? It was emblazoned with a beautifully painted Steal Your Face logo. It was there for years, and foolishly I thought it would always be there. If anyone has a pic to share I would be grateful.
Regarding Dave's Picks; if I can, I'll purchase a well mastered show from any year. For me, there is always something new to discover.
Peace all!
Spacebro, you make some interesting points but sometimes your passion leads to a little exaggeration. In the Dark might be the Dead's most critically acclaimed studio album but as far as live performances go the late 80s are certainly NOT the most critically acclaimed era. There may be some "outsider" types from Rolling Stone that feel that way but it's safe to say that among those critics with a deep knowledge of the Dead, the most critically acclaimed live performances are from before 1980.
Not trying to pick on you, man, but I think some of these points are worthy of debate.
As for the popularity of the late 80s, I think it's a chicken or the egg situation. During the conservative late Reagan/Bush years a lot of us younger kids (at the time) were feeling we missed out on what was good about the 60s and 70s and the Dead provided a place to experience some of those good vibes. One could argue that because the Dead were so good in the 60s/70s many of us jumped on the bus in the late Brent years.
Yeah, In the Dark and the cool MTV video for Touch of Gray were factors in the popularity surge but after Jerry's coma there were tons of guys like me who felt like they never got to see Keith Moon, never got to see Zeppelin and better get to a Grateful Dead concert before Jerry dies. Of course, it's fair to say that if the Dead hadn't been playing so well at the time many of us wouldn't have kept coming back. The point is, the commercial success and newfound popularity the Dead experienced in the late 80s wouldn't have happened without the reputation they built in the 60s/70s as a great live act.
There are a lot of release worthy shows from the 80s and some from the Hornsby era too, but the Grateful Dead's popularity today is really a result of the incredible live performances of their first 10 to 13 years of playing live.
It's kind of funny, Spacebro, you and I probably agree on way more than we disagree on, but we both have passionate opinions. Surely we'll get a release or two from 81-91 in 2014 and I hope it (or they) is one you mentioned on that cool list you posted on one of these boards several releases ago.
Just mulling over the official 74 releases. So far:
6. DaP2(7/31/74)
7. GDmovie/soundtrack(10-16-20/74)
Only 7? That seems low for this great year. I love 74 Dead dearly but I must say DP7 seems an odd choice, especially from Latvala. I've listened to it many times over the years and it just seems kind of lackluster for 74. Someone earlier in this thread said it was one of their favorites- guess i will give it another listen. I don't listen to DP24 much. the sound quality seems weird to me and there are no long jams. Everything else is pure gold. I agree, this once, with the Pat Fox that DP12 is one of the very best of the Dick's Picks series.
Didn't Dave mention 6 Dark Stars in 74 during his last talk?
6/18/83 proves that GD83 is top-notch
6/27/85 a favorite from GD85
good call!
if we are fluffing the 80s, I'll put in a vote for Oxford, Maine. I have supported that for years. It would have been a perfect Road Trips. I didn't attend the shows, but knew at the time they would be special.
Maine has good shows
How about an extra nice Christmas present for her if she can cover the shipping? Or maybe change to standard shipping in the spirit of compromise. Anyways, just my 2 cents. And I'm quite far from a person who should give advice about such things. So, here's a grain of salt- Take it, please. Pretty sure there's five 1974 Dark Stars:
9/10 and 10/18.
I told the wife in September I wanted a DP 2014 Subscription for Christmas she said how much is it & how do I get one. I told I'll let her know. So finally we get word about the subscription yesterday. I told her I'll use my credit card & order it and she can give me the 100 bucks on Christmas Day she was cool with that. Well I figured I'll pay for the the NBD shipping option for $33.95 all it guarantees is that I'll receive each release either the day before or the 1st day of the month, I usually receive each one on the day before the 1st so on January 31st I'll have DP 9 instead of waiting 6-7 days for regular mail they'll ship UPS Next Day Air. Well I print the receipt show it to the wife & she freaked out because she claims it's not a gift if I have to put out any of my money I told her I chose to do the NBD option just give me a hundred bucks & she will be giving me a GRATE Christmas present. I use the NBD option on EVERYTHING Dead because I'm an impatient man and I want it when I want it. So I'm fine with paying extra to get it early. I paid $44.95 for the Spring 1990 box set last year and got it a FULL week early, SSDD on Monday the 16th instead of Tuesday the 17th. I tried to explain to her that we Deadheads are an intrepid bunch nothing not even the mail gets between us & our Dead however right now we are a house divided over $33.95. Deadland was I wrong? Like I said in an earlier post, wives, gotta love em!!!! HAPPY WEDNESDAY
Cool.. That was the 1985 show. Im partial to earlier stuff, but those SPAC shows 83,84,85 maybe even 88 were all pretty good and as my hometown shows I've always fantasized about some kind of official release
I think I remember at least one of those. It was the first GD 'bootleg' tape I ever got. I bought it (I know, but who knew?) at a flea market in Berlin in 1987 or so. It was really a horrible recording…I never listened to any more 'bootleg' tapes after that until a few years later. The main thing I remember about that show was some guy seemed to be sitting on the railing and Bob asked him to get back in his seat.
Wow! For a band that ended in 1995, feelings sure run high here. I have always considered myself a Dead Head since I first got on the bus in the early 70's. I consider myself totally hooked and truly passionate but I would never get so worked up as to start calling people names and dissing them.
I love all eras and would like to see releases from them all. I will like some better then others for sure, but I do want a representation from every year if possible. My first show was 3/31/73 in Buffalo and my last was Hartford 3/26/87.(Which was DL2's first show!!)
My favorite eras are '71-'74 & '77. But I actually saw Brent more then I saw Keith. (Missed Pigpen by 3 weeks) As I said though, I am a Dead Head and I love all of the releases. Even one which is not my fave will contain some awesome moments. I myself prefer complete shows, but that is just my preference, and if somebody else likes compilations, that's ok. They are not an a-hole or anything. They just like something different then me. I am also a chocoholic but I know some folks prefer strawberry.
Can't we all get along here? We are extremely lucky to have such a treasure trove of great music. If you don't like this one, perhaps the next one will do it for you. I am happy with all and I love not knowing what is up next. It keeps me looking here every day, several times a day. And yes, my wife is not always totally on board with this but she understands that being a Dead Head is who I am and it is what I do.
So let's all take a step back and be glad we live in such an awesome time when releases just keep coming. Rock on & peace out.
The longer you stay in the 60's and 70's, the longer I'll continue to receive the subscription series as a Christmas gift. I think it makes sense to exhaust this vintage now since the ranks of us who want these years are probably getting a bit long in the tooth. When we've croaked feel free to move on to the 90's. Thanks Dave.
the portland show is incredible
I just don't get it most of you are all wrong 89-91 is absolutely the f%cling best dead music ever and that's a fact! Some of the 70s stuff ok but I don't take acid anymore so these 30 minute dark stars and pitb just don't do it for me just like good solid music.
The presence of DARK STAR sold me to the 2014 subscription.
To my knowledge, there are a total of 4 1974 Dark Stars.
I currently have 2...so it's a thrill to anticipate a 3rd Dark Star from that Wall Of Sound Year. With the second 2014 subscription selection rumored to be late 1969...I can only hope that it, too, will contain a DARK STAR.
Just for the heck of it, I'll go to my CD collection right now for an accurate, current count...how many Dark Stars do I, at this moment, have? The answer momentarily.
Okay...not counting a few "Dark Star Jams," I currently have fifteen (15) Dark Stars...and I love every one of them. They're all different and they're all great. Again, looking forward to the newest 1974 Dark Star in February!
Does anyone remember the mid 1980s Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) shows ?
u r funny dude
Mr. Jack Straw -
I'm not so sure it's fair to lump the '80s in with the '90s, or even to consider all of the '80s a single period. Apples and oranges. I'd propose the following:
- '79 & '80: The "Welcome Brent" era. Straight-ahead Dead.
- '81 & '82: Perky fun, aka "What kinda coffee are they drinking?"
- '83 - '85: Sloppy, occasionally brilliant fun. The chug-a-chug-a-lug sound fully mastered.
- '86: The Lost Year.
- '87-4/90: The Phoenix rises, taking flight circa July '87.
- Mid-'90-'95: The rapid downward spiral. Garcia dozes behind keyboards.
One could very reasonably dig any one of these periods without loving all of them. (I'd question the sanity of anyone who preferred the last, but there's no accounting for taste!)


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Cynthia Bailie
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Check out this excellent post - http://pndblog.typepad.com/pndblo...earn-from-the-for-profit-world-.html Quote: "It's clear, however, nonprofits to supplement our old strategies with newer ones if we're going to accomplish the goals society needs us to accomplish because the numbers show that the old methods are not working." The author offers three strategy ideas for nonprofits to consider: 1) side ventures, 2) grown-up partnerships, and 3) new money from your core business. How is your organization adding revenue to its funding mix?
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07/05/2012 06:27 pm
On the other hand... there is SO much the for-profit world could learn from nonprofits: for instance, how to engage with community online (so many nonprofits do it *so* much better than businesses), or how to keep staff motivated (nonprofits rarely can do it with money!). In addition, many nonprofits have areas of specialization that the for-profit world could greatly benefit from, such as dealing with people who are experiencing severe emotional stress, or helping people in a post-disaster situation. One way a nonprofit can increase revenues is to offer training to corporations and businesses regarding some of the things nonprofits do so well!
07/09/2012 10:17 am
I am sure there are examples out there of this type of activity. I know of one - BVU: Center for Nonprofit Excellence http://www.bvuvolunteers.org/. They work with the business community to train and place board members, among other things. I think it's a good example of what you suggest, Jayne. Do you know of other good examples? Please share! I'd also love to take a look at the nonprofits you know of that are successfully engaging with community online. Do you have some that you like a lot? Please share!
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Southwestern Angus Chili
Just beef and chilis (and a little beer). Careful, it's spicy!
Cup: 4.25
Bowl: 7.50
Spicy Beer Cheese Soup
Made with Monterey Jack, parmesan
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Cup: 3.99
Bowl: 5.99
French Onion Soup
Classically prepared with a toasted crouton and gruyére cheese.
Cup: 3.99
Bowl: 5.99
Soup and Salad
Half SQ1 Chopped Salad with a cup of housemade soup. 8.99
So Sweet Strawberry Salad
Fresh strawberries, mixed greens, shredded parmesan and toasted almonds in a sweet and sour sesame dressing. 8.25
SQ 1 Chopped Salad
Greens, applewood-smoked bacon, pepper jack cheese, tomato, red cabbage and roasted corn & black bean salsa tossed in dijon vinaigrette dressing.
Half: 5.50
Full: 8.50
Cobb Salad
Bacon, tomato, cheddar, hard-boiled egg, scallion, avocado and toasted pecans; served on mixed greens with your choice of dressing: Bleu Cheese, Dijon Vinaigrette, Ranch, Russian or for something spicy, Sooner Sauce. 9.99
Angus in the Garden
Your choice of 100% Meyer's Angus or chicken burger topped with cheddar over mixed greens, with roasted corn & black bean salsa, scallions and tortilla strips; tossed in our tangy Russian dressing and topped with a dollop of sour cream and fried jalapeños. 9.99 Chicken 10.99
Woo Hoo Fries
Crispy fries drenched in beefy mushroom gravy with Monterey Jack cheese. Bring 'em on, Mama! 5.49
Frito Chili Pie
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Spicy Eggrolls
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Sun-Dried Tomato &
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Sautéed in extra virgin olive oil and smoked sea salt. 5.99
Cheesy Chili Queso
Our fabulous chili combined with cheese, Rotel tomatoes and jalapeños for a hot and spicy Oklahoma favorite. Served with chips. 4.99
Fried Dill Pickle Chips
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Homemade Double Dipped
Onion Rings
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SQ1 Awesome Chicken Wings
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6 wings: 5.99
10 wings: 9.99
Fried Jalapeños
Served with peppercorn ranch. 4.49
Fried Mac 'N Cheese with Bacon
With bacon. Panko breaded and served with drizzle of SQ1 Sooner sauce and parmesan cheese. 6.99
Sooner Sliders
Bill's Classics
3 mini angus burgers topped with lettuce, tomato and mayo. 8.99
Theta Sliders
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3 Little Piggies
Wild bourbon pulled pork, sharp cheddar and SQ1 Sooner sauce. 9.49
3 mini angus burgers with American cheese, red onion, dill pickle slices and mustard. 8.99
Topped with provolone, sun-dried tomato mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato. 10.75
AWESOME Burgers & Sandwiches
Served with your choice of French fries, steamed broccoli, baked beans or cole slaw. All burgers available on a bed of greens. Substitute Sweet Potato Fries, Fried Jalapeños,
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Angus Beef Burgers
100% All Natural Meyer's Angus Beef.
Substitute Chicken or Turkey 1.00, Lamb or Duck 3.00, Kobe or Buffalo 5.00
Sesame seed bun with American cheese, curly leaf lettuce, beefsteak tomato, red onion and mayo. 8.99 Double it Up! Add 4.00
Juicy Lucy
Cheddar cheese inside a half-pound angus patty, topped with carmelized onions, lettuce and tomato with dijonaise on a brioche bun. A knife and fork, extra napkin burger. 12.99
Bleu Bacon Burger
Applewoodsmoked bacon, bleu cheese crumbles, curly leaf lettuce, red onion and beefsteak tomato on a whole wheat bun. 10.99
Old-Fashioned Burger
Sesame seed bun with American cheese, red onion, dill pickle slices and mustard. 9.49
Rise & Shine
Applewood-smoked bacon, fried egg, caramelized onions and gruyère cheese on a brioche bun. 11.49
Toga Party
Award-winning burger features feta cheese, grilled tomato, sun-dried tomato mayo and basil leaves on a whole wheat bun. 10.99
Drunken Pig and Bull®
Wild bourbon pulled pork, pepper jack cheese, onion rings and SQ1 Sooner sauce on a sesame seed bun. 12.99
Porcini, portobllo and garden mushroom sauté, topped with melted gruyère cheese on a whole wheat bun with SQ1 Sooner sauce. 10.99
SOB ... South of the Border
Blackened Meyer's Red Angus, pepper jack cheese, black bean and corn salsa, jalapeños, avocado and Fritos with SQ1 Sooner sauce on a sesame seed bun. 11.49
The Philly
Sautéed peppers and onions with provolone and mayo on a brioche bun. 10.49
Poblano Peño Cheeseburger
Roasted poblano chiles, fresh jalapeños, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato and onion on brioche bun with cilantro-lime cream sauce. Not for the faint hearted! 11.99
BarBQue Bacon
Applewood-smoked bacon, sharp cheddar cheese and BarBQue sauce on a sesame seed bun with lettuce, red onion and tomato. 10.99
Chicken & Turkey
Aloha Chicken
Ground chicken with applewood-smoked bacon, Swiss and a grilled pineapple ring on a brioche bun with teriyaki ginger sauce. 10.99
Turkey Cobb
Ground turkey with avocado, bacon, diced tomatoes, curly leaf lettuce and bleu cheese crumbles on a whole wheat bun. 10.99
Turkey burger topped with pepper jack cheese, applewood-smoked bacon "bits," fried jalapeños, curly leaf lettuce, red onion and Wild Bourbon BarBQue sauce on a whole wheat bun. 10.99
All-American Chicken
On a sesame seed bun with American cheese, curly leaf lettuce, beefsteak tomato, red onion and mayo. 9.99
Specialty Sandwiches
Decadent Daddy
Kobe burger with caramelized onions, curly leaf lettuce, brie and sun-dried tomato mayo on a brioche bun. 13.99 Add a fried egg 1.00
Mary's Lamb Burger
Lamb burger with herbed goat cheese, grilled red onion, lettuce, beefsteak tomato and dijonaise on a brioche bun. 11.99
Cajun Salmon Burger
Chopped salmon with cilantro, garlic and spices served on a sesame seed bun with caponata aioli and cole slaw. 11.99
Wild Bourbon Pulled Pork
With grilled red onion, pepper jack cheese and cole slaw on a brioche bun. 10.49
Buffalo Bob
Ground buffalo with applewood-smoked bacon, onion rings and spicy beer cheese sauce on a sesame seed bun. 13.99
The Greek
Lamb burger with feta cheese, beefsteak tomato, lettuce and tzatziki sauce on a brioche bun. 11.99
Hot in Tulsa
Our 8-ounce Angus hot dog topped with a house-made roasted red pepper, scallion, jalapeño, plum tomato, BarBQue and sriracha salsa. Finished with chopped bacon and SQ1 Sooner sauce. 9.99
Okie Hot Dog
A half-pound Angus hot dog with our house-made Southwestern Angus chili, sharp cheddar and chopped red onion on a hoagie bun. $7.99
Vegetarian Choices
Large portobello mushroom cap (no meat here!) with greens, avocado, beefsteak tomato, goat cheese spread and sun-dried tomato mayonnaise on a whole wheat bun. 11.99
X-Rated Grilled Cheese
Gruyère & sharp cheddar cheeses, dill pickle, beefsteak tomato and mayo melted between two slices of grilled sourdough bread. Truly sinful! 9.49 Add applewood-smoked bacon: 1.75
Very Vegan Veggie Burger
Square 1 recipe! Served on a whole wheat bun and topped with curly leaf lettuce, beefsteak tomato, sun-dried tomato and artichoke hummus and fresh avocado. 11.49
For the Small Fry
Children 10 & under. Served with your choice of fries or steamed broccoli, a fountain drink and a chocolate chip cookie.
2 Mini Cheeseburgers
Angus or chicken topped with
American cheese. 5.99
3 Chicken Fingers
Lightly breaded and deep-fried 5.49
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Served with dill pickle slices. 3.99
Hot Dog
Split & served on 2 mini buns. 4.99
Mac 'N Cheese
Scrumpdiddlyumptious. 4.99
Shakes & Malts
All Shakes Feature Blue Bell Ice Cream
Chocolate / Vanilla / Caramel / Orange / Strawberry 4.50
Boston Cooler Float
The original Vernor's Ginger Ale 4.99
Brown Cow
Mug root beer and Blue Bell ice cream topped with whipped cream and chocolate drizzle. 4.99
Nutella and Peanut Butter Shake
X-Rated Brandy Alexander Shake
Adults only! Brandy, crème de cacao and nutmeg! 9.49
X-Rated Shake
Just for grown-ups! Bailey's, Stoli Vodka and Kahlua 9.49
Desserts & Treats
SQ1 Zepps
Sweet ricotta beignets with yummy raspberry sauce and SQ1's incredible warm chocolate sauce. 5.99
Heath® Bar Cheesecake
Chocolate crust, creamy cheesecake with crushed Heath® bars, chocolate ganache and caramel. 5.99
Double Chocolate Sundae
Brownie pie topped with Blue Bell ice cream and our famous chocolate sauce 4.99
Seasonal Special
Check out our dessert tray!
Bar & Specialty Drinks
Boomer Sooner Margarita
Sauza Conmemorativa tequila, Grand Marnier and sweet and sour; served in a stainless shaker. Pour at your leisure! 8.49
The AWESOME Margarita
Patron Silver tequila, St. Germain Elderflower liqueur and agave nectar topped with sweet and sour 9.99
The Gold Margarita
Guervo Gold tequila, Cointreau and Triple Sec on the rocks with salt 6.99
Fruit and Loopy Cooler
3 Olives Loopy vodka and Stoli Blueberry with lemonade and Sierra Mist. 7.99
Classic Manhattan
Bulleit bourbon with a splash of Sweet Vermouth. 7.99
Pinks and Greens
Grey Goose Vodka, St. Germain Elderflower liqueur, pink grapefruit juice and fresh basil. 9.49
Tito's White Cosmo
Tito's Vodka, Cointreau and white cranberry juice. 8.99
Fruit Punch Cosmo
Grey Goose Cherry Noir, Solerno, and cranberry juice. 7.49
Square 1 Sangria
Larry's famous recipe. You'll love it! 6.50
Classic Grey Goose Martini
Grey Goose vodka with a hint of dry Vermouth. 9.99
Tito's Mean and Clean Martini
Tito's vodka and club soda on the rocks; served with orange and lime slices. So refreshing. 7.99
Chocolate Martini
Stoli Vanilla vodka, Dark Godiva chocolate liqueur and Bailey's; shaken and served in Oreo-rimmed Martini glass. 7.99
Pomegranate Martini
Pama liqueur, Stoli vodka, cranberry and sour mix. $7.99
X-Rated Brandy Alexander Shake
Adults only! Brandy, crème de cacao, nutmeg and Blue Bell ice cream! Giddy up! 9.49
X-Rated Mudslide Shake
Just for grown-ups! Made with Bailey's, Stoli Vodka and Kahlua blended with Blue Bell ice cream. Awesome! 9.49
Bottled Beer
Abita Purple Haze
Amstel Light
Anchor Steam
Brooklyn Lager
Bud Light
Coors Light
Dogfish 90 Minute
Negro Modelo
Pilsner Urquell
Sam Adams
Sierra Nevada Torpedo
Woodchuck Cider
Square One Red
Cigar City
Stella Artois
And others...
White Wines
PROSECCO, Zonin, Italy (187ml)
CHARDONNAY, Cupcake, Sonoma
CHARDONNAY, Kendall Jackson, Vinter's Reserve California
PINOT GRIGIO, Mezzacorona, Italy
SAUVIGNON BLANC, Kono, New Zealand
HOUSE CHARDONNAY, LaTerre
Red Wines
CABERNET SAUVIGNON, Murphey Goode, Sonoma
PETITE SYRAH, CABERNET, MERLOT and ZINFANDEL BLEND, Cryptic, California
MALBEC CABERNET BLEND, Montes Twins, Chile
PINOT NOIR, Mark West, California
HOUSE CABERNET SAUVIGNON, LaTerre
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Tom Sorensen of The Charlotte Observer probably won't be getting very many friendly emails from South Carolina fans today. His column about All-Everything Gamecock Jadeveon Clowney is filled with good points:
1. Clowney is ready for the NFL now.
2. Due to the league's rules, Clowney may be ready, but he's not eligible to play in the league for another year.
3. Everyone saw what happened to Clowney teammate Marcus Lattimore last season.
So in Sorensen's words:
"If you're Clowney, what do you do? Give the school everything you have and try to upend the Crimson Tide?
Play not to get hurt?
Or sign with an agent, get assigned coaches and trainers and spend the season pumping up and preparing for the pros?
If Clowney doesn't return to Columbia, South Carolina would be cheated.
At the moment, only Clowney is."
Maurice Clarett challenged the NFL's age limit in court and lost. So whether you view it as being fair or not, the league's rule is a fact of life at this point. Clowney will have to live with it.
While he can take out a large insurance policy that would pay him if he suffered a serious injury in 2013, there's no way such a policy could match all of the cash Clowney could potentially earn during an NFL career.
On that basis, yes, it would probably be wise for the lightning-quick defensive end to steer clear of the football field this fall. For that matter, if his coaches have his best interest at heart, shouldn't they advise him to protect his body and his future spot as an overall #1 pick in the draft?
But those kinds of things rarely happen. The system is X and everyone typically just abides by X. Clowney likely will, too, going so far as to recently suggest he'd be at Carolina for both his junior and senior seasons. (Even Steve Spurrier quickly pooh-poohed that notion.)
That doesn't mean Sorensen crossed any lines by posing this question. After all, you can bet someone in Clowney's family has wrestled with the very same notion.


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While the first person shooter landscape of today is dominated by money generating cash cows like Battlefield and the Call of Duty juggernaut, ten years ago one shooter helped define the genre whilst simultaneously creating one of the most popular sci-fi franchises in gaming history; spawning books, anime, and even its very own toy range. Yes, we are talking about the one and only, Halo. While purists will understandably argue that classics like Goldeneye and Perfect Dark helped put the console FPS on the map, it was Master Chief that solidified it all, combining enjoyable adult gameplay and smart, reactive AI alongside a wealth of multiplayer options that many developers began aspiring to match.
Now with a decade past and HD remakes being all the rage, we have been presented with Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, a revival of the famed SpartanŌĆÖs original outing, with a fresh coat of paint and a bunch of new maps to deal some damage on.
For those not well versed in Halo lore, Combat Evolved weaves the story of solitary ŌĆśSpartanŌĆÖ super soldier Master Chief, who after being awoken from a cryogenic sleep, is forced to defend humanity from an invading alien race known as the Covenant. ItŌĆÖs when Master Chief and the crew of the ŌĆśPillar of AutumnŌĆÖ crash land on the mysterious ring shaped space station known as ŌĆśHaloŌĆÖ that the one man army must wipe out Covenant forces while discovering the secret and deadly origins behind the mysterious location.
To help satisfy both long term fans and newcomers alike, Anniversary simultaneously runs two engines, both the classic Xbox engine as well the revamped, remastered version. At the press of a button, you will be launched between decades and their respective engines on the fly. What were once dull, green, flat mountain lands will become lush and clear, with bright skies and an abundance of more detailed fauna. While some models are still a little rough and not as sharp as Halo Reach or some the seriesŌĆÖ competitors, you will still be amazed the vast differences between the two. ItŌĆÖs a not only a fantastic feat, but a true testament to how far the videogame industry has evolved in such a short amount of time, and a single generation. However, while itŌĆÖs a neat party trick, it's doubtful that many will choose to play through the entirety of the campaign in the original state, especially after seeing how much work has been done to improve on the old environments. Sadly though itŌĆÖs also this function that (at least during the time of this review), appeared to cause a few hefty glitches, the most major of which caused a couple of complete freezes; forcing a reboot of the system and restarting one of the gameŌĆÖs early levels time and time again.
Upgrade or no upgrade though, Combat Evolved's gameplay remains as tight as ever, with rock solid control and fluidity the order of the day. It wonŌĆÖt take long for you to be once again pummeling grunts, lobbing grenades with brutal precision and taking part in deadly dances with hunters in order to deftly take them down. All your favourite weapons like the classic Assault Rifle, Needler and the gloriously overpowered pistol are back in action and itŌĆÖs almost refreshing not having to look down their sights every time you need to take an enemy down. Instead you can merely focusing on filling them with a magazine worth of lead as you smile while watching them fall.
It's not all happy memories and fond giggles though, as the trip down memory lane also highlights some of the title's original misgivings, primarily some poor level design decisions. With no map or compass in sight, it will be a common occurrence to be wandering around some of AnniversaryŌĆÖs levels at a loss of where exactly youŌĆÖre meant to traverse to next. It happens more often than you would like, and coupled with some fairly repetitive environments it can all get rather frustrating when all you want to do is crack some skulls. Checkpoints can also be a mixed bag, sometimes occurring rather frequently, while others will have you fighting through waves of enemies only for you to die and be forced to do it all again.
While the single player campaign has received its fair share of love, the same sentiment can not entirely be shared for the gameŌĆÖs multiplayer component, which although remaining as a top tier avenue for multiplayer gaming, acts like more of a map pack for last yearŌĆÖs Halo Reach than a remastering of the modes you fell in love with all those years ago. ItŌĆÖs a feeling that is only bolstered by the fact that owners of Reach can bypass the retail campaign entirely and obtain the maps via the 360 marketplace for 1200 Microsoft points.
Despite all this though, six classic Halo maps have still been re-imagined, utilising ReachŌĆÖs foundations and graphics engine including ŌĆśDamnation,ŌĆÖ ŌĆśBeaver CreekŌĆÖ and ŌĆśPrisonerŌĆÖ along with a brand new Firefight map ŌĆśInstallation 04.ŌĆÖ They are all still a blast to play, but those hoping to relieve classic LAN memories on stages like Blood Gulch will be sorely disappointed. Fan favourite competitive modes like the traditional Slayer, Team Slayer and newcomer Headhunter also return and itŌĆÖs all backed by what is still some of the best matchmaking around. It may not be the complete rehaul of Combat EvolvedŌĆÖs multiplayer like many hardcore fans were hoping for, but itŌĆÖs hard to stay angry for long when what you do have to play with is as polished as it is.
As an overall package, Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary is exactly what Halo fans have been craving for years, with 343 Industries presenting not only a stellar upgrade, but one of the best HD remakes on the market at a budget price. The main campaign will keep your nostalgia firmly in place, playing just as you remember it while multiplayer, despite its rather minor upgrade, remains rock solid experience and one of the best competitive console experiences for gamers. With a few technical hitches and the return of some poor level design choices itŌĆÖs not perfect, but if youŌĆÖre a hardcore Halo lover biding time for the looming round four, or wondering what on earth all this Master Chief business is all about, you would be doing yourself a major disservice if you didnŌĆÖt pick this bad boy up.
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It might not deal with terrorists or modern combat, but Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary remains a downright enjoyable experience from start to finish that most gamers should experience. Plus, it has Master Chief, and letŌĆÖs face it - he's all kinds of bad arse. | 8 |
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Whether you want to enjoy the nature or get pampered at a luxury resort, there are a number of quick honeymoon trips you can take that will let you relax and spend time together.
Honeymoon Trips from Los Angeles
Drive to the scenic Ojai Valley where you can enjoy romantic walks and delicious cuisine. Stay at the Ojai Valley Inn and Spa, a popular Hollywood retreat since the 1940s.
Take a quick trip to La Costa Resort, a 90 minute drive from LA, which has a full service spa, tennis courts and two golf courses. If you prefer a more casual honeymoon trip, book a cabin at El Capitan Canyon, a luxury campground in Les Padres National Forest. Nature-oriented activities at El Capitan Canyon include ocean kayaking, surfing and whale watching.
Last Minute Honeymoon Trip Ideas from New York City
While it may be best to plan well ahead of time to get exactly the room you want, that may not be always possible. Last minute trips from NYC are easier than people realize, even during the holiday weekends. Call your hotel, inn or resort and ask for last minute deals and vacation packages. If they do not have any rooms available, try calling again later because last minute cancellations are frequent. Don't forget to book your spa treatments, meals and other activities.
Living in a large city can have its advantages, and easy access to three major airports is one of them. From New York City, you can quite easily plan a quick honeymoon trip to a beach in Florida. If you are after sandy beaches and exciting nightlife, fly to Miami and stay at the Tides Hotel. The hotel has extra large rooms with scenic views and is located near popular bars and clubs of Miami Beach. You can also try the new Mandarin Oriental Hotel Miami on Brickell Key which has a private beach and a luxurious spa. Full-service resorts are not far from Miami International Airport either. Play golf at Doral and The Turnberry Isle Resort and relax at the spa. The Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne is another great option.
The Sagamore is a romantic honeymoon idea, located on a private island in the Adirondacks, surrounded by Lake George. The Castle on the Hudson is a 30-minute drive from Manhattan, offering romantic fireplaces and spa services. Elm Court, an all-suite hotel is set on 90 acres, ideal for romantic walks.
Canyon Ranch spas are famous for their complete mind-body programs. Canyon Ranch Berkshires is a 100,000-square-foot spa complex complete with indoor tennis, squash, racquetball, pool and jogging track. Mirror Lake Inn in the Adirondacks has a spa sanctuary with fireplaces, whirlpools, steam rooms and grooming areas. Choose from a variety of massages, body treatments and other services on your spa weekend getaway. You will find treatments that range from Thai Massage and Reflexology to Craniosacral Therapy and The Adirondack Maple Sugar Body Scrub. The Woodstock Inn has an outdoor and an indoor pool, golf, 75 kilometers of ski trails, and a 41,000 square foot spa and fitness center.
Honeymoon Trips from San Francisco
From wine tasting to biking, golf and shopping, Napa Valley is a popular honeymoon getaway from San Francisco. Stay at the Napa Valley Lodge which has a year-round heated swimming pool and spacious guest rooms. You can also try Harvest Inn in St. Helena for your honeymoon trip.
If you are looking for a luxury resort to celebrate a special occasion, such as an engagement, anniversary or honeymoon, the Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay in California may be just the place for you. Ask the hotel concierge to arrange a few romantic touches before your arrival, such as chilled Champagne and chocolate covered strawberries.
At the resort restaurant, Navio, you will have the opportunity to sample delicious cheeses, fish and wines. The restaurant has floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Pacific, and a 1,000-square-foot exhibition kitchen. The Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay is only about 30 minutes from San Francisco, so if you live there you can get away for a short romantic break during the weekend or on a weekday. You can also play golf, visit the spa complex, and take long romantic walks.
Drive about 150 miles south of San Francisco to Big Sur and spend your honeymoon at the beautiful Post Ranch Inn. All guest rooms are quite unique and feature a fireplace, pull-out massage table, indoor spa tub, private deck and a complimentary mini bar.
Ideas from Boston
If you've decided to plan a quick honeymoon trip first and splurge on a longer vacation a few months after the wedding, there are quite a few charming places to consider within driving distance from Boston. The White Barn Inn in Maine, located 80 minutes from Boston, is a good choice. In addition to charming rooms, you will also be able to enjoy a romantic dinner for two in the inn's Five-Diamond Award restaurant.
A three-hour drive from Boston, the Windham Hill Inn in Southern Vermont offers hiking and cross country skiing.
The Blue Ridge Mountains
The Grove Park Inn in North Carolina is a relaxing weekend spa vacation getaway. The 43,000-square-foot spa is inspired by the nearby Blue Ridge Mountains, featuring mineral pools with soothing underwater music and nearby waterfall pools.
On your weekend spa getaway, you also get to enjoy contrast pools, a lap pool, an inhalation room, sauna and a eucalyptus-infused steam room. Separate Men's and Women's Relaxation Lounges serve herbal teas and refreshments.
The Spa Concierge at The Grove Park Inn can help you design a unique honeymoon experience, offering plenty of pampering and relaxation.


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The Pens worked so hard for what they got in this game, which was: nothing, as the long, slow death of God continues this season.
What's it worth? What was it for?
Pride. No points, just pride.
Versus keeps calling Pittsburgh "a big opponent." We should just try to cede Wilkes-Barre into the NHL because apparently they are a major offensive threat or something.
It is then reported that Sidney Crosby is "excited" about James Neal. It's then you realize that Sid isn't, in fact, dead.
The skies get gloomier and some badass snowstorm rolls its way into town:
it's basically on. we are trapped.
and Brian Strait is making his NHL debut since we dumped Gogo. all right.
Versus has some loud-ass microphones. Making a CEC with a lot of empty seats due to weather sound loud and excited. Chances are, the people who were there were also jacked out of their minds about the trade. Sterling and Staal make a perfect play on Neuvirth early, but he doesn't even give a fuck.
Shortly before that, the Caps first shot came from Ovechkin trying to cherrypick up ice when Fleury totally owned him.
As a fan, which play do you circle?
For what it's worth, we circled the Fleury play. We suck.
The Pens continue to work their asses off in ways that make you want to sob. Michalek has a shift that got you pregnant possibly three times over. If you were lucky.
The ensuing pile-up is described by some guy on Versus as "Greco-Roman." Sure.
Failing a picture of that, here's a great body shape by Mike Rupp:
Stunning lines.
Pens had unlimited chances but nothing happened. Should have seen this coming.
Greco fucking Roman.
When Letang plays his sac off and we still don't really get anything going on the PP, and the period ends with the shots 18-7 and nothing happening, we really should have seen this coming.
Michalek has Period of Life right here, blocking centering passes and defending the everloving shit out of everyone.
Matt Bradley does something Matt-Bradley-ish to Matt Cooke and everyone cares.
Then there's some fight:
Jordan Staal had a breakaway chance there, man.
absolutely not. Best moment of the period was when Engo hit the post.
Pens lose whatever hopes they had when Ovechkin scores some ridiculous power play goal that was the exact opposite of everything that this game was about for the Pens. Ovechkin didn't work hard for the goal, he used his talent. Not a crime, but certainly a discrepancy.
Great focusing???? Some people suck at their DSLRs.
Fleury is possibly like:
rage. But then he's okay afterwards. Play continues. Towards the end, the officials put 0.9 seconds back on the clock so everyone can have an incredibly meaningful faceoff and then discuss its ramifications afterwards. To the locker room, despondent.
After Pierre interviews Brooks Orpik, oblivious to the danger he was putting himself in, you probably do yourself the favor of muting Versus intermission report or whatever the fuck and getting down to business. Which is, probably thinking about the Neal trade.
You don't wake up from reverie until Talbot falls down on a breakaway chance. yeesh.
Bench was "emotional" all game according to Pierre. We like to think of it like this: the Pens, for 60 minutes of play, wanted nothing more than to show they weren't fucking useless, and to get a chance at a point.
The third period didn't bring that.
But it did bring a certain feeling.
We compete.
fighting for every inch.
Neuvirth is just one of those guys.
Pens lose,
1-0. Eat it.
Joe Vitale
1. Jordan Staal - if you don't know why, you already suck.
2. Zbynek Michalek - only remaining question is, will he pay child support for all the triplets?
3. Kris Letang - beast.
Sharks on Wednesday apparently.
Start building a shrine to James Neal in your closet.
Go Pens.


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I am in the process of staining my old stairs. First I sanded them and then applied the prestain as the steps are fir. I proceded to stain but it seemed to me that it was not taking in the stain. I decided to let them dry a bit and then tried to remove the stain with a cloth. I now have streaks from wiping the stain and it is all a mess. I now think I may have not sanded enough...I dont know. What should I do next? Re sand the entire thing or is there something to purchase to remove the stain I applied before I sand again. Its been 12 hrs and the stain does not seem to dry. Help.
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Though very young by world history standards, Canmore's past is still rich and exciting. A true frontier town, only the toughest were fit to set up homesteads in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Perhaps the only ones who were tougher than those who attempted to make a living on the frontier were those who attempted to maintain peace in these harsh conditions. Those people were the North-west Mounted Police and their original NWMP Barracks still stands in downtown Canmore to this day.
A town of coal miners and railroad workers, Canmore officials noted that imported liquor from the United States was becoming an increasing concern in the area. The solution was to build a permanent barracks, which was completed in 1893. Rebuilt and then expanded during the early 1900s, it contributed greatly to the stability of the town throughout its early development as its detachment maintained law and order by keeping bootlegged liquor out, making sure locals were safe and by monitoring general strikes.
The building itself is a classic illustration of early log cabin design, complete with characteristic rectangular shape and round-log dovetail notching. Even some of the evergreen trees are the same ones that were originally planted upon first construction! White stones have been re-set around the property to recreate a traditional feature of the barracks. The building is one of the oldest in Alberta, and one of only three that have remained standing since before Alberta was formed as a province.
The NWMP Barracks is located at 609 Main Street and is open to the public from 1pm to 4pm every day. For more information about the Barracks and about upcoming events, check out the Canmore Museum and Geoscience Centre.
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Three Unique Winter Activities To Do In Canmore It's no secret that Canmore is one of Canada's premier winter playgrounds. And with the winter season still very much alive (for a little while, at least), there are still plenty of outdoor winter activities to sink your teeth into! Not all winter activities must involve crowded ski resorts and gift shop visits, however. Without further ado, here are Three Unique Activities to do in Canmore.
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Get adventurous and experience spectacular Rockies skiing as it was meant to be—away from groomed trails and busy resorts. Skiing the fresh, natural powder of the backcountry is the quintessential Rockies experience. Yamnuska Mountain Adventures offer excellent backcountry skiing services. Expert guides provide an intimate knowledge of the Canmore backcountry and can, if necessary, provide everything from food to ski rentals. A wide variety of packages and trips are available and are tailored to suit your skiing pace, so there's something for everyone!
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A gripping experience (literally), ice climbing is a must-try activity in Canmore, which is also offered by Yamnuska Mountain Adventures. Ice climbing can also provide an unforgettable experience for everyone from experienced adrenaline junkies to complete novices. You'll fall in love with this incomparable winter activity. And while climbing, don't forget to pause and take in the view—some of the best views of the Rockies can be had from here!
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For over 20 years, the Canmore Winter Carnival has been a beloved tradition in the Bow Valley. From parades to performances to art exhibitions, the festival is jam packed with fun and exciting events. Many expect that the 2014 carnival will the be the best in Canmore's history as it runs for a record 24 days and coincides with both the Alberta Winter Games and the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
A notable special feature of the 2014 carnival will be an "athlete's village" in the Canmore Civic Centre Plaza, where spectators can gather to watch Olympic events on massive outdoor TV screens while enjoying food from local vendors.
Here's a taste of what you can look forward to at the festival:
Lantern Parade – Fri, Jan. 31 5:30pm – 6:30pm @ Civic Centre Plaza The festival kicks off with this colorful caravan of lanterns. Bring your own and join in the fun, or grab a hot chocolate and watch the show!
Human Curling – Fri, Feb. 7 3pm – 6pm @ Snow Tracks Forget stones and brooms; this extreme version of curling lets you push your friends on an inner tube on a giant-sized curling rink. Get your team of 4 together and get ready to compete!
Sled Dog Races: Mayor's Challenge – Sat, Feb. 8 11am – 12pm @ Snow Tracks Watch the Canmore mayor compete against his political rivals in this friendly sled dog race.
Bonhomme Carnival – Sun, Feb. 16 12pm – 4pm @ 7th Ave Pond Take to the frozen pond waters for a relaxing skate with live music, maple syrup snow taffy, and a snow castle for the kids.
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Don't let the name dissuade you: no cows were harmed in the making of Cowpuncher's new album Ghost Notes. In fact, the five-piece country rock band from Calgary have nothing against cows, but, like their music, their name is attention-grabbing and in-your-face.
When the band takes to the stage at Canmore's Drake Pub on January 10th, you can expect to see a packed house and an impressively energetic performance from a band that's riding a wave of recent success.
Formed in 2009, Cowpuncher gradually refined and perfected their sound and lineup over the last 4 years to deliver a concert experience that harkens back to the golden age of rock. What initially began as a vehicle for the songwriting of lead singer Matt Olah has transformed into a kind of Calgary super group, with a lineup culled from a number of successful local bands.
Ghost Notes represents a creative evolution for Cowpuncher, reflecting both their unbridled ability to rock and their thoughtful, introspective songwriting. Inspired by the diverse array of locations at which it was recorded, with the help of Josh Gwilliam's mobile recording studio, the album has a sound that's entirely unique. From old Calgary warehouses to historic Masonic halls, the album's unusual recording locations contribute to the aura of mystery and importance that the music is imbued with.
There's perhaps no other band in Alberta that sounds quite like Cowpuncher, or creates a live show with so much indescribable energy. Their music is a testament to the vibrant creative culture that thrives in southern Alberta.
If you're visiting Canmore for the Cowpuncher concert, consider hotel accommodation at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Pocaterra Inn. Our hotel is within walking distance of the Drake Pub and we offer exceptional value for superior comfort.
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