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so the bench, squat and deadlift are attributed to powerlifting.
Well..thank you powerlifters for inventing those 3 lifts.
C'mon, really?
I tried powerlifting and ****ed up my left rotator cuff, right pec, right wrist and both knees. I'm 6' and was once at 280lbs. I've benched over 450, squatted damn near 600 and deadlifted over 600.. all raw. Not great numbers given my weight, but its still an accomplishment. Point is, it HURTS to move weight that heavy. Pure and simple. Now you critisize people for not wanting to powerlift. I'll take my bodybuilding pains anyday over not being able to walk for 3 days because my knees got too taxed on my squat workout.. or not being able to move my arm because the bench just jacked my pec up again.
Now, tell me, when my goal is to see my abs, now I'm a girl? That's what you've got above..
I still have a 380 bench 450 squat and 550 deadlift, I just choose to hit those numbers sparingly, instead of every week. I know, from experience, that my body responds THE BEST to the 6-8 rep range.. not the 1-3 rep range. Sure, I get stronger with the 1-3, but I GROW more in the 6-8 rep range. I'm not making that up, I can't understand how someone of your lifting experience and intelligence can say that a lifting a certain way doesn't matter when it clearly does.
You say you must force a muscle to grow by overload. Fatigue IS overload!! I can bench 315, but I can also move 225 slow enough that it feels like 315 and get the same results.
As a seasoned vet, I would have expected you to know that strength does not equal size and vice versa..
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To those that do take issue with people who don't want to get big, don't you have friends, brothers, maybe even children who have absolutely no interest in this whole scene? Do you honestly despise them for being weak and skinny?
I don't want to get into a philosophical debate about virtuousness, but needless to say I have been repeatedly disappointed by how shallow and un virtuous a lot of big strong guys are. Sorry but I think some people (and I'm not necessarily directing this towards anyone in this thread) have a very misguided sense of manliness. Sure strength and size are admirable qualities, but only when coupled with a personality that has a sense of modesty and common empathy.
Alan Turing, a pioneering computer scientist who helped break Nazi codes during WW2 was gay skinny and liked jogging. Despite playing a huge individual role in defeting the Nazis, he was prosecuted for being gay and eventually killed himself. He was a real man. Off topic I know, but the general undercurrent of a lot of these threads is that being big, strong and stoic are the only virtues really worth a damn in a man, which isn't in the least bit true.
I officially rename this forum Wanna Stay Small.
Funny how you make so many accusations of this forum when you have been here 1-2 months, while many of the people replying to this thread have been here for years. Does the forum have kids coming in looking for advice for their routines from FLEX or MUSCLE MAG? Yes, but this is ALL weightlifting forums. Everyone starts somewhere. Not everyone is going to change. Give them advice and move along, it is up to them to use it.
I don't understand why you come here or even care what other people think. You speak about being a man, so turn of The View and get your ass in the gym, Nancy.
Are you kidding me?"Why did you come here?"We've been here longer".If thats not the gayest ****ing thing I've heard all day.Its a FORUM!I dont give a damn if youve been here since 2005.Or if your a "Senior" member.What does that mean?Youve paid some kind of dues sitting on your ass and critisizing guys like me?What a tool.As far as advice goes,I suggest you check my other posts.And being how Im a trainer,I give advice all day.It was my mistake to believe we were all grown men here that could discuss things without getting feelings hurt.Ive never seen so many defensive little children.So touchy.But good for comic relief.
The whole length of time being here has to do with the scrutinizing remarks on judging other members when you haven't even been here long enough to judge this place or come to know some of its members. You may have interpreted it incorrectly or I should have been more clear. I just don't know why you came here if you are going to be a dick.
As for "Nancy", it was a play on your lumberjack mentality and referring to certain kinds of people as pansies, but I guess a play on works could not be understood by a big burly man like yourself
Let's stop the hate, guys. This conversation is no longer productive and certainly has nothing to do with diet and nutrition. There's no need for name calling.
I'm just gonna add that i hate emo's and at 23 have just lost the obsession with trying to be cut up (which stemmed from being bullied as a child and suffering from depression for years). Now ive finally stopped caring and started eating more ive gained more confidence and even at a fairly high body fat i still get compliments on my appearance which makes me think i look good. Mike, you're pretty much me in a few years from the sounds of it, appearance and everything (although im nowhere near as big...yet!) and it's nice to see that someone shares the views that i have now. My town has a massive emo/poser scene and me and my friends are pretty much the only people that have retained our integrity music and appearance wise and havent just changed to look cool/conform with the latest trend.
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this thread has gotten so pointless. I dont think anyone has actually read into this right. Mike is mearly complaining on what he sees being a trainer everyday and being a part time trainer myself I know what he is talking about. I have young clients come to me all the time wanting to be big and loose weight all at the same time. They work hard and see no results but they dont eat because they want to loose weight. As mike has said before you either do one or the other get big or cut and I have heard loads of other trainers tell me it is so much easier to cut once you have put on some mass and want to get lean muscle. Mike is an OG in lifting and he believes in what he belives which is the old school blow the **** up lifting. This happenes with every sport out there the OGs get heated because the new younger guys come in wanting everything to be easy and just jumping to the good stuff without putting in the hard work and the basics that will hurt you in the end. Think about any sport you do and its all the same and I see it first hand
**** emo and Ill take Kate Hudson!!
I wasted nearly 3 years of training by either not training or eating properly because i wanted to look 'good' by societies/the medias standards and i think its wrong now that children are made to feel like that especially children that are more impressionable and suffer from problems (like me with depression and low self esteem from bullying). When i was younger seeing people that had six packs in all the magazines made me think that it was the norm and that i had to look like that to be accepted like all the popular kids at school. I always struggled with sports aswell due to suffering from athma and a hole in my heart and got grief of others for not performing as well. Weight traing made me realise that i could be better than all the sporty cool kids than something. Now ive realised that im better than that cause the big guys who dont care are the cool ones! I could rant all day but im behaving myself! I love being big and strong with a belly!
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youtube channel = www.youtube.com/xtra0t
Much respect to RazorsEdge and Kong for understanding where Im coming from.
When did this turn into me against abs?How do you know I dont have a six pack?You dont.Once again,this was directed at young guys who are more concerned with appearance than maximizing potential.Thats it.The rest of you turned it into a Bodybuilding/Powerlifting war.Blame yourself for that.
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Everyone has different opinions and goals. For me, it's easy to get big and strong. Just eat and lift and watch both my belly and my muscles grow. It's a challenge to get my bodyfat down under 10% and that's what I thrive on.
Granted, this thread may have been towards younger lifters, but the post that you posted above is a generalization for anybody to pickup on and is the endless argument of bodybuilding vs powerlifting..
To say someone worried about their size instead of their strength is less "manly" than someone worried about their strength over their size is absurd. That's a insult to all of bodybuilding.
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curently off-season
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youtube channel = www.youtube.com/xtra0t
Everyone has different goals in life and different ways of meeting said goals. Why get all caught up about it? Just like you frown upon body building I frown upon the hardcore powerlifters that would do anything for an extra lb on a lift. Thats an opinion though and I don't really care to hold it against anyone. Who cares if some dude wants to dress like a girl; it doesn't really matter unless they are offending you in same way.
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im 20 years old, i started out at 140lbs, now im a little over 160, and im going to keep trying to add more but im not trying to bulk up and get a belly or look sloppy, i want to stay cut, i do care about my bf %, im trying to stay lean, but i also train MMA, so i could be an acception.
not everybody wants to be a body builder, powerlifter, ect. some people just want to stay in shape and try to look good, maybe for others, or maybe for themselves. who cares, everybody has their different reasons for lifting
The fact that every post you've made in this thread is inflammatory and only conveys "everyone who isn't a powerlifter is useless" hasn't showed that you're worthy of anyone's respect except those that share those opinions, since all you're doing is alienating everyone else. I don't know if you're expecting everyone to magically decide that you're right and they're wrong, but that just won't happen.
Live and let live. Everyone will do what he wants. If your problem is with kids being stupid, guess what, Sparky? KIDS ARE ****ING STUPID AND YOU CAN'T CHANGE THAT. Welcome to the real world.
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(WMC-TV) – The photo in this story is J.D. Marr's mug shot, after relatives of his ex-girlfriend Donna McDonald rescued her from a 24-hour kidnapping ordeal.
Marr has a bandage on top of his head, the whites of his eyes are red, his face is covered with cuts and bruises, and he's wearing a neck brace.
A Memphis Police affidavit says McDonald called Marr about 700 dollars he owed her.
Marr then showed up at her town house Friday unannounced and offered to carry her groceries inside.
When McDonald's current boyfriend called her, police say Marr went into a rage.
The affidavit says he pushed her against the wall, and threatened to cut her neck with his pocket knife.
From Friday to Saturday, he wouldn't let her leave or accept calls.
He reportedly slept at the foot of the bed to prevent McDonald from leaving.
Somehow, McDonald was able to text loved ones "911" on her cell phone.
McDonald's nephews then showed up at her home, fought Marr and held him down until police arrived.
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Quick thinking and seizing the opportunity to reach out for help may have been what saved Donna McDonald's life.
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In a three-day seminar to discuss the way history is taught in academic institutions today, experts opined that the distorted version of history is still taught in schools.
Amidst rise in cases of crime against women, Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today directed that martial arts training for girls should be introduced in schools and colleges so that they can learn self-defence.Yadav, who was reviewing the 24X7 1090 women helpline, asked Chief Secretary to make arrangements for providing training in martial arts to girls in schools and colleges from next session.
An 'Affordable Art Show' with works by more than 90 artists is being displayed at Vinnyasa Premier Art Gallery in Luz Corner. The two-month exhibition, which was inaugurated on Friday, is to promote young artists and also to encourage young buyers to invest in art. The works are priced between Rs 3,000 and Rs 35,000.
Basoli Group, Ekal Abhiyan and Mundle Public School are jointly organizing a state-level residential children art camp at Mundle Public School, Wardha Road from May 25 to June 1. About 150 students from the state between the age group 10 and14 years will be able to participate. It will focus on the concept of children-parents interaction. Drawing, puppetry, dance, drama, music etc. programmes will be held in the camp.
The Art of Living 'Happiness programme' is being organised at Shiv-Dham, Plot no. 26, Yeshwant Stadium, Dhantoli from 6am to 9am from April 22 to 27. It covers various things like Sudarshan Kriya, stress management, living joyously. Information can be had on 9421805651.
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Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath has organized "Reflection of Thoughts," a painting exhibition on its premises in Bangalore on April 9. Paintings have been done by artist Gurumahesh S and N Manjunath Prasad, managing director of KSRTC will inaugurate the exhibition.
A Rendezvous with Art: From stone sculptures, Tanjore paintings and original pencil sketches of temples to water colour paintings and butterfly photography, here's a lot on offer for art buffs. Today at The Art Ashram, DVG Road, Basavangudi, 10.30am
Bangalore now has a new cultural adda - Art Park Bengaluru. This initiative launched by city-based contemporary artists will happen on the first Sunday of every month at the Sculpture Garden (Shilpavana) in Ravindra Kalakshetra complex on J C Road.
National Gallery of Modern Art,New Delhi, and the National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru, will hold a special exhibition, ' Amrita Sher-Gil: The Passionate Quest' . The exhibition will be inaugurated by on March 30, 2014 at 5 pm at the National Gallery of Modern Art, Bangalore.
In Bhagalpur, according to Sinha, has 16 temples of Goddess Vishahari which are well known among the locals particularly from Champanagar locality.
He said that the snake worship was embedded in the religious life and practices of the Anga people particularly the rural folk who suffered most from the snake bites during rains. There was no effective treatment for curing snake bite.
Talking to TOI Dr Sinha said that Manjusha art has often been referred to as 'snake paintings' by the Westerners who consider it as modern art.
"Archer, in fact took some of these paintings to the India office library as part of the Archer collection," said Professor Sinha.
"WG Archer, an ICS officer who worked in different parts of Bihar between 1931 and 1948 first discovered this art for the outside world and compared it with works of Picasso and Jackson Pollock" Sinha told TOI.
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One of Florida's most visible musicians, Dr. John V. Sinclair, DMA, is celebrating his 20th season as artistic director and conductor of the Bach Festival in Winter Park. He is chair of the department of music and is the John M. Tiedtke Professor of Music at Rollins College. He also conductor of the International Moravian Music Festivals.
Under Dr. Sinclair's tenure, the Bach Festival Choir has achieved international recognition, touring extensively in Europe, producing a nationally released CD, and performing with the London Symphony Orchestra during its Florida residencies. Dr. Sinclair is known for creative interpretations, an expressive conducting style, and innovative programming.
Dr. Sinclair conducts the Walt Disney World Candlelight Processional at EPCOT and has conducted recordings for Warner Brothers, the Walt Disney Corporation, Moravian Music Foundation, and the Bach Festival. He conducts approximately 150 performances each year. Over the past 15 years, he has made more than 700 appearances throughout the United States and overseas as conductor, clinician, or lecturer, including conducting a principal mass at St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City.
A master teacher, Dr. Sinclair has received many awards while at Rollins, including the Hugh F. McKean Teaching Award, the Arthur Vining Davis Fellowship, and the Lifetime Achievement Award. United Arts of Central Florida has twice named him Outstanding Music Educator of the Year, and Florida International Magazine selected him as one of their Power Players in the Arts.
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June 21–29
Choral maestro, organist, church musician, and teacher Joseph Cullen is much in demand in the United Kingdom and worldwide. Since 1999, he has been associated with the Huddersfield Choral Society, the UK's leading choral society, as chorus master. In a unique partnership with conductor Martyn Brabbins, Cullen has broadened the horizons and technical prowess of this renowned choir, touring with them to festivals as far away as Osaka, Japan.
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September 6-14
A part-time resident of Scheggino, Colin Baldy is a performer, teacher, writer, and director. He serves as artistic director for Hand Made Opera, which he co-founded in 2000, and for Maldon Festival of Arts, both in the United Kingdom. He has directed productions of Cosi Fan Tutte, Le Nozze di Figaro, Il Seraglio, Trial by Jury, Il Barbiere di Siviglia, The Old Maid and the Thief, L'enfant et les Sortileges, Riders to the Sea, Dido and Aeneas, Venus and Adonis, and more.
Colin was for many years the singing teacher at New College, University of Oxford. Now, however, he splits most of his teaching time between London and Umbria. The balance is spent teaching around the world, including as a visiting professor at Utah State University and on the Cisternino choral course in Italy. He is also director of the Scheggino Advanced Course for Singers.
As a singer, Colin is known principally as a character baritone, having worked for many years with companies such as Garsington Opera, Opera Restor'd, the New Savoyards, Opera Interludes, Country Opera, and others. His many roles have included Sempronio (Lo Speziale), Don Alfonso (Cosi fan Tutte), Geronimo (Il Matrimonio Segreto), Bartolo (Il Barbiere di Siviglia), Sorceress (Dido and Aeneas). In addition, he has performed contemporary music with such groups as the London Sinfonietta and New Chamber Opera. On the concert platform, he has appeared with the Britten Sinfonia, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, the Southern Camerata (under David Hill), L'Orchestra National de Picardie, and L'Orchestra National de Lille, to name a few.
Sheffield, Massachusetts
Rollo Dilworth
July 13-20
An oft-published composer of choral music, especially spirituals and gospel-inspired works, Rollo Dilworth is associate professor of choral music education at Temple University's Boyer College of Music in Philadelphia. In addition to teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, he conducts the University Chorale.
Prior to his 2009 Temple University appointment, Rollo was director of the music education and choral programs at North Park University in Chicago (1996-2009). He has a bachelor of science in music education from Case Western Reserve University, an M.Ed. from University of Missouri, St. Louis, and a DMA from Northwestern University.
Tom Hall
July 20-27
Tom Hall is one of the most highly regarded performers in choral music today. Appointed music director of the Baltimore Choral Arts Society in 1982, Tom has added more than 100 new works to the BCAS repertoire, premiering works by internationally acclaimed contemporary composers such as Peter Schickele, Libby Larsen, Robert Sirota, James Lee, III, Rosephanye Dunn Powell, and many others. He has also been director of choral activities at Goucher College for 31 years.
Active as a guest conductor in the United States and Europe, Tom has appeared with the Handel and Haydn Society in Boston, the Choral Arts Society of Philadelphia, the Berkshire Choral Festival, Musica Sacra in New York, and Britten Sinfonia in Canterbury, England. His 2005 concert with Orchestre de Chambre de Paris was broadcast on French television. He has prepared choruses for Leonard Bernstein, Robert Shaw, Helmuth Rilling, and others, and he served for 10 years as the chorus master of the Baltimore Opera Company.
Tom is well known as a teacher, lecturer, and writer. He has served as president of Chorus America and as a panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts. He has taught at the Peabody Conservatory, the University of Baltimore, Towson University, Morgan State University, and Johns Hopkins University. He has also been an artist in residence at Indiana University, the Eastman School of Music, the University of Cincinnati, Temple University, and Syracuse University.
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July 27–August 3
Called "the brightest star in New York's choral music world" by the New York Times, Kent Tritle is one of America's leading choral conductors. He is in his third season as director of cathedral music and organist at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City; his seventh season as music director of Musica Sacra, the longest continuously performing professional chorus in New York; and his ninth season as music director of the Oratorio Society of New York, the celebrated 200-voice volunteer chorus. An acclaimed organ virtuoso, Kent is also the organist of the New York Philharmonic and the American Symphony Orchestra.
In addition, Kent is director of choral activities at the Manhattan School of Music, where he recently established the school's first doctoral program in choral conducting. A Juilliard School faculty member since 1996, he teaches choral conducting and directs a graduate practicum on oratorio in collaboration with the school's Vocal Arts Department. He holds graduate and undergraduate degrees from the school, in organ performance and choral conducting.
Kent is renowned as a master clinician, giving workshops on conducting and repertoire. In 2011 he was a featured conductor at Berkshire Choral Festival, where he led a performance of Monteverdi's Vespers of 1610.
He has been featured on ABC World News Tonight, National Public Radio, and Minnesota Public Radio, as well as in the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. He hosts The Choral Mix with Kent Tritle, a weekly hour-long radio program on New York's Classical 105.9 WQXR.


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The Waterloo Black Hawks put up big offensive numbers again on Sunday finishing the regular season with a 5-2 win at Indiana. The victory helped Waterloo close out the regular season with 8 consecutive victories.
It seems we've seen this story before. Just like last season, the Black Hawks will go to the playoffs as the #3 seed in the West. Also like last year, which culminated with a runner-up finish in the Clark Cup finals, Waterloo is the hottest team in the USHL going in to the postseason.
The Black Hawks Liam Pecararo deflected a shot in to the net as they'd jump out to an early 1-0 lead after the first period. Indiana tied it in the second, but Waterloo reeled off three straight goals from Tim Lappin, Justin Kloos, and Ryan Papa to take control after two periods. Taylor Cammarata, the league's leading scorer, capped the game with an empty netter in the final minute.
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[San Antonio, TX – June 21, 2011] – This summer the McNay is proud to participate in Blue Star Museums, a partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, and more than 1,300 museums across America to offer free admission to all active duty military personnel and their families from Memorial Day through Labor Day 2011. Leadership support has been provided by MetLife Foundation through Blue Star Families. The complete list of participating museums is available at www.arts.gov/bluestarmuseums. "Blue Star Museums may be the program at the NEA of which I am proudest," said NEA Chairman Rocco Landesman. "Blue Star Museums recognizes and thanks our military families for all they are doing for our country, and simultaneously begins young people on a path to becoming life-long museum goers." "Last year the success of the inaugural year of the Blue Star Museums program showed that partnerships between the nation's museum and military communities are a natural," said Blue Star Families Chairman Kathy Roth-Douquet. "We are thrilled that 300,000 military family members visited our partner museums in the summer of 2010. We hope to exceed that number this year as the military community takes advantage of the rich cultural heritage they defend and protect every day. We appreciate the NEA and the nation's museums who chose to partner with us. We also are grateful to our friends at the MetLife Foundation, the lead supporter of the Blue Star Museums outreach initiative, whose generous donation helps make our work possible."
This year, more than 1,324 (and counting) museums in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and American Samoa are taking part in the initiative, including more than 500 new museums this year. Museums are welcome to join Blue Star Museums throughout the summer. The effort to recruit museums has involved the partnership efforts of The American Association of Museums, the Association of Art Museum Directors, the Association of Children's Museums, and the American Association of State and Local History. This year's Blue Star Museums represent not just fine arts museums, but also science museums, history museums, nature centers, and 70 children's museums. Participants include The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, Virginia, The Children's Museum & Theatre of Maine in Portland, Maine, the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium in Dubuque, Iowa, the Chinese American Museum in Los Angeles, California, the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington, and the Toy and Action Figure Museum in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma.
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This is the latest NEA program to bring quality arts programs to the military, veterans, and their families. Other NEA programs for the military have included Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience; Great American Voices Military Base Tour; and Shakespeare in American Communities Military Base Tour.


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BOURNEMOUTH Symphony Orchestra will be taking an inspiring new music education project to schools in the south over the next two years.
The orchestra has received a £140,000 education grant from JP Morgan to take its BSO Blast to 24,000 children.
Initial funding for the scheme came from Arts Council England's Catalyst Fund.
The aim of the programme is to inspire music-making in schools and those in low income communities and bring children from across the region to perform together on stage in front of large audiences.
Dougie Scarfe, CEO of the orchestra, said: "The BSO has enjoyed a long relationship with JP Morgan and thousands of children in the company's operating area have benefited as a result. BSO Blast will take this work to a new level – not only inspiring young people to make music but creating development pathways for those who show talent, led by our professional musicians."
BSO Blast will link up with the new musical hubs set up in the area. The hubs aiim to see every child aged five to 18 years given the opportunity to sing and learn a music instrument.
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In Girard, KS residents honor 80 fire fighters who's lives were lost over the past year. The Girard Fire Department has held the event every year since 1988, to honor fallen fire fighters across the United States. Representatives from several southeast Kansas fire departments were present, as well as many members of the public. The service included prayers, a flag salute and several speeches.
"It's just a way to honor the guys who died in the line of duty, we don't get all the recognition, the guys don't get the recognition they deserve for what they do, and this is just a great way to honor them throughout the country, I mean several other departments have this on different days, but this is how we do our small part" says Girard Fire Assistant Fire Chief Bob Sands.
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The aroma is a splendid mix of characteristics, from the Galaxy hops to the cherry wood barrels, you get a diverse smell each and every time you lift the glass to your lips. It has notes of peppercorn, fruitcake, butterscotch, lemon, and leafy herbs.
The palate shows off the dry-hopping better than the aroma, with a long lasting lightly bitter finish. The taste is a compilation of chestnut, bready malt, chocolate, beans, ripe plums, and grassy hops. Very well-balanced, and shows off the qualities of both the hops and the base beer quite well. The carbonation is perfect, with a solid medium body and a gentle, smooth texture from the carbonation and body combination. This beer would probably do just as well off a firkin as well.
This is not an "Old Ale." Neither of the brewers call it that, but "Stock Ale" doesn't seem to be a style category on the site yet. This project/collaboration was created by two Maryland brewers (Flying Dog and Evolution) so that they could design a beer that would work well on it's own, or under the specialty treatment of each of the brewers individually. Flying Dog's specialty seems to be dry-hopping, and I must say that this worked out well for them. I am excited to try Evolutions barrel-aged version.
03-29-2014 22:17:27 | More by MusicaleMike
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03-29-2014 17:34:11 | More by BrooBub
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
02-18-2014 03:20:39 | More by ChrisKayler
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
02-15-2014 21:01:45 | More by razorsdescent
5/5 rDev +26.9%
02-15-2014 20:59:13 | More by Necropsy
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Some (many?) bemoan all of the Snow Days this winter, but I say "Embrace the Madness!" I have a plethora of backlog, especially in terms of bottles, here at Chez Woody and if I am to be confined to quarters, let it be with beer. In fact, I am carrying on smartly with Collaboration Ale Afternoon as an inspiration to others who may be in a similar predicament.
From the bottle: "A collaborative ale by Flying Dog Brewery and Evolution Craft Brewing Company"; "Genus 3.Secondary dry hop"; "Natural Selection is one of the cornerstones of modern biology and now, Maryland craft beer."; "The collaboration began with Genus One, a stock ale and the origin of species. Genus Tow was brewed and aged in cherry wood barrels by Evolution Craft Brewing Company. Genus Three, the final common descent and what you now hold in your hands, was brewed and dry-hopped with a ground-breaking amount of Galaxy hops by Flying Dog."; "'Good People Drink Good Beer' - Hunter S. Thompson".
Once more, I employed a gentle pour as I have no idea how long this beer has been aging in my kitchen. The resulting skim of wisps was to be expected, but I remain a fan of the servers' trick and now I had a finger of foamy, light-tan head with moderate retention. Color was a hazy copper (SRM = >17, < 22) with ruby highlights. Nose smelled boozy, like Scotch. Lots of alcohol heat along with a malty sweetness. I really wonder how some of these beers might fare in the distillation process. Mouthfeel was medium, perhaps thinner than I might have expected, and the heat was immediate on the tongue. Flavors of dried, dark fruit were dominant along with leather and a slight lemon zestiness. Man, no wonder I set this aside. It was like a day's worth of drinking all by itself. I might not have selected this naturally, but I am a sucker for Flying Dog's Ralph Steadman art, plus I am always intrigued by these collaboration beers. Finish was dry, hot actually, with a maple syrup sweetness that lingered. Phew! I felt as though I had grown a prehensile tail and I was ready to begin swinging from the treetops. Wow.
02-13-2014 23:41:17 | More by woodychandler
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02-03-2014 20:27:24 | More by ColdWaffles
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01-22-2014 01:55:03 | More by bigred89
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Served in a Tulip.
Pours a very murky, muddy brown with a two fingers of light brown head. Fades to a film over the beer. Leaves spotty lacing all over the glass
Very malt smelling beer with slight hints of dark fruit, oak, cherry, sweet licorice.
Taste is sweet malty dark fruit on the front palate, mouth coating maltyness midpalate, and a sweet clean finish likely from the dry hopping. Hopping comes through more as it warms.
Mouthfeel is fairly rich with medium carbonation.
Overall this is a nice beer that has some complexity that comes through as it warms. Reminds me of a wheat wine the more I sip. I wouldn't seek it out but if i see it i would buy another one for the cost
01-13-2014 22:56:53 | More by Homebrewpat
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Poured chilled in ale glass.
A: very dark amber; really nice, creamy head; good carbonation; great lacing
S: complex hoppy aroma; dark, musky, and appetizing
T: very rich, complex IPA-style beer; it's all in the hops in a big way; nicely complementing the booze (7.6%); dry hopping makes a very vibrant beer with subtly tapering aftertaste
M: rich, creamy
An outstanding IPA. Get it while you can.
12-30-2013 02:43:31 | More by Arithmeticus
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12-29-2013 15:49:31 | More by Drknight
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
12-17-2013 16:24:34 | More by twenty5
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12-16-2013 03:54:43 | More by kjrod20
5/5 rDev +26.9%
12-16-2013 01:25:32 | More by shockrocker65
4.25/5 rDev +7.9%
12-13-2013 02:47:02 | More by JamieDuncan
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
12-13-2013 02:46:42 | More by bubseymour
4/5 rDev +1.5%
12-12-2013 17:58:45 | More by LPSteve
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
12-09-2013 16:21:37 | More by polopaul20
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
12-06-2013 00:58:38 | More by Dilbert65
3.76/5 rDev -4.6%
Appearance is a muddy brown with copper edges. There was over a finger of off-white head that retained for a long time and left some lacing behind on the glass. The nose has distinct hop notes along with something else that is slightly sweet and fruity. Caramel malt is upfront in this offering, but the real feature is the distinctly bitter hop profile on the finish.
This offer is quite tasty, but I am not sure that it should be considered an old ale. It is a touch light in the body for an old ale. Also, the hop punch (which I definitely enjoyed) is not at all in character with the style. Maybe I'd rate it higher as a strong ale, but this just lacked some basic qualities of the old ale style.
12-05-2013 02:44:35 | More by 57md
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
12-04-2013 02:18:51 | More by IdrinkGas
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12-02-2013 16:14:59 | More by JakeDebus
Natural Selection - Genus 3 from Flying Dog Brewery
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Solutia Patent Infringement Suit Against Asian Companies Dismissed
July 19, 2010
The St. Louis Business Journal reports a federal judge dismissed a Solutia subsidiary's 2005 patent infringement lawsuit against Chinese and South Korean companies that alleged patent infringement of the St. Louis-based firm's method for producing a chemical used in tires. The U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Ohio granted summary judgment for Sinorgchem Co. and Korea Kumho Petrochemical Co., Ltd., dismissing infringement claims by Flexsys, a Solutia subsidiary, against the two defendants. Solutia said it is evaluating options for promptly appealing this decision to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. Solutia also said it would "continue to vigorously enforce its intellectual property rights" for the patent, which is valid in the United States through June 2011 and in other areas through 2012.


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October 09, 2002, 02:23 PM
Thank you to Chris for sending us more information on the "Red Carpet VIP" contest, which, unfortunately, is only open to AOL subscribers. Contestants are asked to submit an entry in the form of a video tape or other media. (Part of the instructions for what they want on the videos include: "Imagine that you've just swallowed one of Bertie Bott's booger-flavored Beans. Show us the kind of face you would make.") The winner secures a place in the Press Pool at the Chamber of Secrets premiere in New York on 10 November.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Accounting firm KPMG says it fired a partner at its Los Angeles unit for allegedly giving private client information to a third party, who then used it for stock trades involving several West Coast companies.
KPMG said in a statement that it was informed of the alleged actions last week and that it immediately dismissed the partner. The firm did not disclose the partner's name.
The privately held company said that the partner violated its policies and betrayed the trust of clients and colleagues.
The company also said it had to resign from working with two clients, saying the partner's behavior impacted the firm's independence. KPMG said it told the clients it must withdraw its auditor reports. It says there's no reason to believe the companies' financial statements were materially misstated.


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On Saturday, June 15, Helen and Lisa Nadeau hosted a golf tournament fundraiser at Apple Hill in East Kingston. We, the Mass Chicks, will be walking in our eighth, 60-mile, three-day, Susan G. Komen breast cancer walk in Twin Cities this August. We would like to take this opportunity to especially thank each and every golfer who participated in the tournament.
With the same gratitude, we wish to thank the following businesses for their generous donations: Apple Hill Golf Course, Dr.'s Jim and Maris DiTolla, cm&b, Healey, Deshaises, Gagliardi & Worfel, SPS New England, AGP Helium, Laurie Knapp, Interstate Electric, CRM, Newburyport Bank, American Gas Products, Burdick Plumbing and Heating, VFW, Wojicki Development Corp., Stone Ridge Properties Foundation, E.T. & L. Corp., Harvey Construction Corporation, Milestone Engineering & Construction, The Dodge Co. Inc., Port Paint N Paper, Vermette's, The Barking Dog, Amesbury Industrial Supply, Zemanian Jewelers, Gary Folsom Promotional Products, Amesbury Furniture Outlet and Cider Hill Farm.
Lastly, we give special thanks to David Touhey, our brother-in-law/uncle; without him, this golf tournament would not be possible. To our family and friends for their continued support and for taking time out of their busy lives to help make this annual event such a huge success. In these fast-paced times and hurting economy, it is heartwarming to see so many willing to give of themselves to help in such a worthy cause.
The Susan G. Komen walk is very important to the two of us and our family. We believe that with our support and the support for thousands of other walkers, one day there will be a cure for breast cancer.
We thank you again for your support and encouragement because "Everyone Deserves A Lifetime."
The Mass Chicks Team
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Immaculate, gated, golf community. Home is located on one of the best view lots in Corte Bella, right behind green, looking straight down fairway, with mountains in the distance. View of golf course from every room, but the guest bedroom. Over 1800 sq ft of absolute resort style living
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After golfing, tennis,bocee ball, or any of the 1001 attractions that Arizona is famous for, stop in the exclusive fitness center that is beautifully equipped, state of the art in every way, from organized activities----aerobics, dance, weight & cardiovasular programs. A european spa, massages, jacuzzi. A huge heated outdoor lap pool with great sun areas for tanning.
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AJAX Requests – Accept POST and GET
It'd be nice to open up buddypress to allow for more extensible AJAX calls. I've already modified my code base to allow for both server REQUEST methods (POST and GET). I was beating my head against the wall trying to figure out why my JSON request was being ignored.
I needed to make a JSON call across domains (from one WordPress install to another) and found myself unable to access the AJAX functions that I've written for my custom Buddypress plugin. I know this probably does some harm to server security and makes the data integrity a little bit more questionable.
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Because the High Line was designed to be an open space for all people to enjoy, and because art, in general, makes our brains happy, we're looking forward to introducing you this weekend to Ana Prvacki's "Wandering Band."
A Year in Pictures
Every time we walk the High Line, we overhear a park visitor marveling about how established the plants look after having a year in the park. The grasses are thicker and lusher, the flowers are blooming with more gusto — even the trees have a hearty at-home-ness about them.
"Many of the species selected for the High Line are vigorous, but the ultimate charm of a well-conceived landscapes stems from the shape it takes once it matures," said Patrick Cullina, our Vice President of Horticulture & Park Operations. "It may be hard to believe, but most of those plants were installed only one short year ago. We will continue to monitor the emerging patterns, and make refinements that will further strengthen our dynamic landscape." When High Line Planting Designer Piet Oudolf last visited the park, he, too, had enthusiastic things to say about how well the plants have taken root.
As the warm weather keeps coming, the gardens will continue to thrive. June's bloom forecast promises many spectacular days to view the High Line's ever-changing landscape. This month's bloom list (available here on our Web site) is rich with variety and intrigue. Many of the plants, like the Allegheny serviceberry pictured below, showcased a different kind of attraction earlier this year, and have now developed into a fresh sight.
The High Line is increasingly becoming a place of inspiration for art-making. One of the most recent works comes from Peter Colquoun, whose landscapes of the High Line are on view right now at DietzSpace.
If you have kids, you know creativity, active playing, and free thinking are all crucial elements for developing minds. Imagination Playground, built on this idea, will be on the High Line this Saturday. It's a great chance for kids to play in a whole new way!
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Point Park beats Roberts at the foul line, from the perimeter
Feb. 11, 2012
T.J. Heatherington (center) had 36 points and is flanked by Jimmy Taylor (22) and Dante Anglin (30). Photo by Lyddia Ankrom.
WEST MIFFLIN, Pa. -- Point Park University made 37 free throws and shot 53 percent from long range in a 94-85 victory over Roberts Wesleyan College in an American Mideast Conference men's basketball at CCAC-South Gym Saturday night.
The much-needed home win brings Point Park's record to 12-10 overall and an even 5-5 in the AMC. The Pioneers, who have already clinched a conference playoff spot, are within a half game of second place and the first-round home game that goes with it. Also, Point Park is now 1.5 games ahead of fourth-place Roberts Wesleyan (8-17, 4-6 AMC).
The four-team AMC Tournament starts Feb. 21 with the top two seeds getting first-round home games.
Point Park entered Saturday with a 1-3 AMC home record, and it was looking like it might turn into 1-4 when Roberts extended its 45-39, halftime lead to 50-31 early in the second half.
But T.J. Heatherington had 31 of his game-high 36 points in the second half, and Asa Braxton continued his strong play with 20 points on the night to get the Pioneers in the win column.
Heatherington was just 7 of 23 from the field, but he added to his NAIA Division II scoring lead of 25.2 ppg by going 21 of 21 from the foul line. Heatherington bumped his season free-throw percentage up to 84.5 percent (191 of 226) by going 18 of 18 from the charity stripe the second half.
As a team, Point Park was 37 of 45 from the foul line for 82 percent. The Pioneers were 27 of 31 (87 percent) the final 20 minutes. By contrast, Roberts made only 15 trips to the foul line with eight makes.
From the perimeter, Point Park made 9 of 17 3-pointers, and it was Braxton who led the way by going 4 of 6 from deep. The 6-2 guard/forward from Pittsburgh, Pa., and Hampton High School, was 6 of 8 from the floor, 4 of 5 from the line and grabbed eight rebounds. In his last four games, he has totaled 23, 15, 19 and 20 points.
Robbie Heatherington added 15 points and six rebounds on 6 of 8 shooting. He had 12 points by halftime. Braxton had 11 points at the break, and those two were mainly responsible for keeping the Pioneers within six points at halftime.
Jimmy Taylor totaled nine points and four assists. He hit two big 3-pointers and also made all three free throws during his lone trip to the line.
Roberts Wesleyan had plenty of production as guard/foward Patrick Downer led five players in double figures with 24 points and 15 rebounds. Alif Bland, a 6-7 forward, controlled the inside with 14 points, seven rebounds, four assists and five blocks.
Herbert Alexander had 15 points off the bench and was 3 of 5 from the perimeter. Point Park looked like it had the game wrapped up in the final minute, but Alexander's 3-pointer cut it to 87-82 with 41 seconds left.
Things got really interesting when the Raiders' Larry Ritter stole the ensuing inbounds pass and dunked it home to cut it to 87-84 with 35 ticks to go. The teams traded free throws, and Point Park had the ball with an 89-85 lead with 19 seconds left.
On the next play, Roberts was whistled for a personal foul, and the Roberts bench got a technical foul on top of that. T.J. Heatherington made all four free throws to ice the game, 93-85.
Down 50-41, Point Park put together a 14-4 run to take its first lead of the game, 55-54, with 15:11 left. Over the next 10 minutes, neither team led by more than three points, and the score was tied eight times.
The Pioneers finally got some seperation when Heatherington made a conventional 3-point play, and Taylor hit from long range to turn at 75-74 deficit into 80-75 lead with 4:43 left. From there, Point Park was able to stay in front with its free-throw shooting.
Point Park has its final regular season home game vs. Fisher (MA) College on Sunday. Tipoff is 4 p.m. at CCAC-South Gym.
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Punjab & Sind Bank (PSB) on Saturday reported a 63 per cent decline in net profit for the quarter ended June 30, at Rs 24 crore (Rs 64 crore).
Total income for the quarter under review increased 16 per cent to Rs 1,844 crore (Rs 1,595 crore). Operating profit grew 6 per cent to Rs 177 crore (Rs 167 crore).
Increase in bad loans and restructured assets hit the bottomline. This also led to higher provisioning towards income taxes.
"The loan restructuring — mainly to electricity distributors — hit our balance sheet this quarter. The increase in bad loans also impacted the financial performance", Mr P. K. Anand, Executive Director, PSB told Business Line.
While bad loans were on the rise across sectors, it was more visible in textiles, he added.
Gross Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) of the bank as at end June stood at Rs 823 crore (Rs 531 crore), which is 1.73 per cent of advances.
The net NPA number as on June 30 stood at Rs 583 crore (Rs 331 crore). The net NPA ratio stood at 1.23 per cent , higher than 0.77 per cent as of June-end 2011. While provisions (other than taxes) increased to Rs 86 crore (Rs 68 crore), the provision towards tax expense nearly doubled to Rs 68 crore (Rs 35 crore)
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Theatre Français de Toronto Stages LES PRECIEUSES RIDICULES (THE PRECIOUS YOUNG LADIES), April 25-May 10
Théâtre français de Toronto's is proud to present their musical production of Les Précieuses ridicules (The Precious Young Ladies) by Molière. Directed by Dora Award winning director Guy Miganult, the play opens on Friday, April 25 and runs to May 10 at the Berkeley Street Theatre, Upstairs.
A one-act comedy of manners in prose that takes a satiric aim at the extravagant and delicate ladies of the French bourgeoisie, Les Précieuses ridicules is considered a crowd-pleasing masterpiece of the French repertoire. In Théâtre français de Toronto's production, this Molière classic is given a modern and musical setting that reverberates in today's world, where a book is often judged by its cover. Discover or rediscover Molière with the help of Boris Vian, Brassens, and other modern poets and songwriters.
The cast of Les Precieuses features Sébastien Bertrand, Lina Blais, Andréane Bouladier, Alexandre Côté, Robert Godin, Chanda Legroulx, Nathalie Nadon, Nico Racicot, and Christopher Webb.
There will be two preview performances, tonight and tomorrow at 8 pm. Performance times are Wednesday to Saturday at 8 pm, with Saturday Matinees May 3 and 10 at 3:30 pm and Sunday Matinees April 27 and May 4 at 2:30 pm. English Surtitled Performances will be held Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday at 8 pm; and Saturday May. 10 at 3:30 pm.
Tickets are $33 to $57 for adults, $28 to $57 for seniors 65 and older, and $30 for artists and those under 30. These tickets are not available for the opening night.
A Special Gala and Show will be held Thursday, May 8 at 6 PM. Tickets are $125. This will be a Surtitled performance. Special discounts are available on Wednesday nights with PWYC and on Saturday nights with $20 Rush Tickets (in both cases: purchase at the door, 1 hour prior to performance, cash only). To purchase tickets, visit www.theatrefrancais.com or call (416) 534-6604 or 1(800) 819-4981.


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This course will introduce students to the fundamental sculptural processes of addition, subtraction and substitution. Emphasis will be on students executing, understanding and discussing quality craft, successful composition, productive conceptualization and creative problem solving. Students will explore various sculptural methods including steel fabrication, wood construction, plaster construction, assemblage and mold-making.
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With handedness becoming a manner with which to specialize bullpen pitchers, let's take a look at the best relievers platoon split-wise so far this season.
A tool for using regressed L/R platoon splits in a lineup simulator.
Now, I say this based solely on the numbers, as since I (unfortunately) live in Michigan, and I didn't get around to buying MLB.TV this year, I only see a very limited amount of games. The grand...
A lengthy, meaty, and highly informative FanGraphs article from Matt Klaassen about platoon splits and how to actually estimate platoon skill. It pertains particularly to us because he mentions the newest Texas Ranger in there. For a right-handed example, let's use Ryan Garko, recently acquired by the Mariners as a platoon 1B/DH. Garko's career wOBA is .347, .332 vs. RHP in 1229 PA, and .382 vs. LHP in 485 PA — a 14.4% difference. But he's a righty, so we regress toward 2200 PA of the average (6.1%): (.144*485+.0611*2200)/(485+2200) for an estimated platoon skill of 7.6%. Using the CHONE projection of .345 wOBA, we'd estimate Garko to be a .338 hitter versus RHP, and .364 versus LHP. That's a good hitter versus lefties, and while the .338 isn't great for a 1B/DH, it isn't as if he's helpless against RHP.
The Rockies were criticized in 2009 for being seemingly unable to hit lefthanders. Was it really as bad as they say? Counting Rocks explores the issue.
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Laurel Creek Cabin with wifi in Blue Ridge
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Cabin
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$ 550 - $ 850 / week
$ 1,400 - $ 2,800 / month
vacation rental description
Laurel Creek Cabin is a beautiful cabin located on a nice wide creek. The cabin is decorated very tastefully with country charm. This is a great place to take your family to have some fun and get away from all the stress. It is located just a few miles from Blue Ridge, Ga and Murphy, NC. The cabin has 2 private bedrooms with queen size beds. It also has a oversize loft with a queen bed and queen sleeper sofa. The master bedroom has its own full size bath with jet tub. There is a private porch that overlooks the backyard and creek from the master bedroom. Our vacation home has a wraparound porch with an extended deck that has a jacuzzi that seats 5 adults. It is a great way to end the day while gazzing at the millions of stars in the sky. We are on over 1 acre of flat land so you don't have to worry about your kids. Just let them have fun in the creek. Turn over a few rocks in the creek and find some critters. The sounds of the water is also very relaxing. During the fall you can see deer and wild turkeys.
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Timothy W Shearer 954-651-8812
cabin rental amenities
Full size kitchen with all utensils and cookware, Oven/Stove, Refrigerator (Full), Dishwasher, Central AC/Heat, Washer and Dryer, TV/VRC/DVD Satellite, Wifi, Gas Fireplace, Toaster, Coffee Maker, Blender, Micowave, Telephone, All Linens provided, Iron and Iron Board, Alarm Clock, Portable Baby Bed, Video Games, Board Games, Horseshoes, Fishing Poles, Picnic Table, Charcoal Grill, Rockers and Swings, Firepit, Tire Swing.
activities and attractions in Blue Ridge Georgia
Fishing, Boating, Hiking, Swimming, Biking, Whitewater Rafting, Tubing, Craft and Antique Shops, Flee Markets, Scenic Railways, Great State Parks, Horseback Riding, Smoky Mountains 1.5 hours away, Dollywood 1.75 hours away, Golf, Joyce Kilmer Forest about .75 hours away, Vogel State Park about .50 hours away, Brasstown Bald (highest point in GA) about .75 hours, Flee Markets in Murphy,NC between 5-10 minutes from cabin. Helen,GA German town with shops and Anna Ruby Falls, also good tubing for $3-5 about 1 hour away. Ocoee National Center home of whitewater rafting about 40 minutes away.
vacation rental rates
Rates vary by season and if weekday or weekend.
Winter Rates $550 per week, $100-$110 per night (2 night min.)
Spring Rates $600 per week, $110-$115 per night (2 night min.)
Summer Rates $725 per week, $115-$125 per night (2 night min.)
Fall Rates $775 per week, $125-$135 per night (2 night min.)
Holiday Weeks $850
Holiday Weekends $150 per night (2 night min.)
Timothy W Shearer 954-651-8812
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Blue Ridge
- Tubing
- Boating and Fishing
- Mini Golf
- Shopping
- Scenic Railway
Top things to do on a budget
- Hiking and Swimming
- Fishing and Boating
- Flee Markets
- Tubing
- Smores at the Firepit
Top things to do with a family
- Scenic Railway
- Whitewater Rafting/Tubing
- Horseback Riding
- Hiking or Biking
- Mini Golf
Timothy W Shearer , owner