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I am 40 years old. I burned my ears by listening to metal since I was… I don't know. When I first heard COF almost nobody knew this band and I remember the looks I got when I said this band would be famous. I also knew, after listening to "Cruelty and the Beast" that this guys would never come up again with something so perfect, that this would be their maximum peak. Honestly, how could you get a faster trip to the deepest regions of the worst hell immaginable other than listening to this cd capable of bring demons to your mind for an infernal excursion to the darkest side of the collective unconscious? However, if you look at the history of Iron Maiden, for example, many fans thought the same about "The number of the Beast"; nothing better than that could ever be accomplished. Nonetheless, a serie of beautiful works followed that impressive album. Those works were pretty different from the initial hit, and yet, the same flavor was there. Of course, those who listened to the first album – which was a conceptual piece of work as well as "Cruelty and the Beast" was, those fans felt betrayed with the next album. They didn't want to listen to some incredibles new songs, they wanted "a trip". In part, Maiden gave that to their fans several times in its career. Unfortunatelly, with COF I don't feel the same way. Maiden gave several awesome albums but they also kept their formation long enough to produce that quality. Listen to the sound of the drums and the quality and elaboration of the keyboard work in "Cruelty and the Beast" and see what COF missed from there on. Only Dani's genius keeps COF as a powerful band. Although I enjoy a lot of the new songs,I still miss the trip. I still await for their next delivery. The problem is that in the meanwhile the commercial part, the circus, the formulas and repetitions are an awful downside for this unique band. One question nobody seems to ask: why is that this band doesn't attempt to transcend itself by trying to open up and reach not just teenagers? Dani: I know you need to make some living in this world, but you are primarily an artist so tell me, is there any difference between a singer who sings songs for children and what you are doing? Deep Purple, Zeppelin, Maiden, Floyd and many others saw grown people on their concerts. Are you going to become a clown just to reach those teenagers in fatland?
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And so to 2006, where Cradle Of Filth find themselves in the enviable position of being in a league and class of their own. Having long since outstripped the achievements of their one-time contemporaries, the band is now firmly entrenched in a rich vein of form. The current line-up of Dani Filth, guitarists Paul Allender and Charles Hedger, bassist Dave Pybus and drummer Adrian Erlandsson is the most solid and powerful in the band's career and Thornography is the resounding, conclusive proof. With songs as brutish, bombastic and diverse as Libertina Grimm, Tonight In Flames, Cemetery & Sundown, I Am The Thorn, The Byronic Man (featuring HIM's Ville Valo on guest vocals) and a deranged cover of Heaven 17's '80s pop gem Temptation, the world's biggest and best extreme metal band have never sounded so exhilarating, so vital, so venomous.
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It's great to hear the filth experimenting with new sounds and production techniques. I was a bit concerned on the first listen through as it is definitely different to their other releases but the new songs sound great. Give it a chance and get over the fact that it's not a "Principle of Evil Made Flesh" reincarnation (like that would be possible anyway) and I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised. The songs are going to sound great live, I can only hope they tour in Japan
Certainly this is the most accessible release from COF yet. And as often occurs in the metal community as soon as beloved bands nod towards commercialism the knives come out and sell out is screamed. No need really because this is the most direct and palatable release so far and I am sure they must be attempting to expand their market, afterall all things must be reborn if they are to continue otherwise it grows stale and old. The vocals are frequently tuneful and the choruses and bridges to the songs are memorable after only a couple of listens. In other words less percistance is needed to find the hook. Indeed this cd reminds me of the old school stylings of Mercyful Fate or the NWOBHM style of that era say 83-ish metal which I personally loved. Of course the Iron Maiden stylings are still very present and it all sounds terribly British. Perhaps the extremity of their sound is in a better doseage for a more mainstream market this time. Song highlights must be 'Tonight in Flames' which really highlights an attempt at more traditional workings and is very successful by doing so, and 'The Byronic Man' for the same reasons. The negative votes are coming (I sense) but I personally think the Edgar Alan Poe gothic style lyrics are now a liability and they should write less cryptically to match the less cryptic style they have adopted musically. Either a watershed release or the end perhaps, time will tell?
I would like to start by stating that this album is not death metal, black metal, ect. Nor does the band claim to be. The closest they have been was Principle of evil made flesh……..maybe, and they evolved from there. Cradle of filth sounds like Cradle of filth.
Anyone new to COF will enjoy this cd. Even the people who have liked them from the begining will like it. It is a Very good cd. Not there best effort but worth buying.
As you can see from earlier posts on this message board, Cradle of Filth have been the subject of much conversation lately. In fact, even some of the members have said Cradle isn't and has never been a true black metal band. And now that these seven Brits have released their second slickly-produced album on a major label, have a MySpace page, and have been in talks with MTV and Hot Topic, "sell out" rumors are running rampant. But this writer's opinion is this is yet another case of a band tweaking its sound without selling out. This has happened so often that I'm getting tired of writing these reviews. Yes, Cradle of Filth did sound a lot more raw and in line with traditional black metal on their debut, 1994's "The Principal of Evil Made Flesh." But what everyone needs to realize is, even though they have crossed the line into mainstream territory, they can still shred as mightily as ever before. On all six of their full length releases previous to this one, COF have seamlessly crafted together gothic overtones, haunting and usually symphonic ambience, brutal extreme metal, imaginative, conceptual lyrics, high amounts of drama and an occasional dash of humor. And their new full length, this year's "Thornography" (a second for Roadrunner), is, of course, the same way. In fact, if anything slightly hinders "Thornography," it's that it can sometimes be a tad bit on the familiar and/or predictable side. For example, Dani's Filth's vocal range–piercing shrieks and low bellows–hasn't changed or matured whatsoever. But one needn't worry that it's a carbon copy of everything else they've already released, because a few new ingredients are brought to the table here, such as guitar soloing (!), and various Iron Maiden-esque harmonies (yep, you read that right).
"Thornography" begins with an expected orchestral overture, "Under Pregnant Skies She Comes Alive Like Miss Leviathan." Tracks like this are pretty standard for a Cradle of Filth album, but it's nonetheless ominous and bone-chilling. "Tonight In Flames" and "Cemetery and Sundown" are also standouts because they take on a new, unique, and daring approach. The former has a clean vocal refrain and piano mid-section, whereas the latter features several melodic hooks and even a vague pop appeal. And the closer, "Temptation," an entirely unexpected yet decent cover of a romantic song originally written by Heaven 17, is perhaps the record's biggest surprise.
The rest of the disc, however, is much different. Track two, "Dirge Inferno," is an all out onslaught of driving blast beats, and catchy, punching twin guitar riffs. Despite being kind of groove-oriented, "I Am The Thorn" is a blistering thrashfest with shredding riffs, rapid fire double bass kicks, and four lengthy, careening solos. "Lovesick For Mina" is vintage Cradle of Filth-it perfectly balances restrained, well-placed melody (i.e. soft strumming, cool piano keys, violins, and spoken word vocals) and unabashed, bludgeoning metal (with blasting drums and strong, fiery leads). "Rise of the Pentagram" utilizes a similarly great dynamic, and places gentle synths, choral vocals (in the background), and what sounds like a church organ alongside smoking, buzzsaw guitar parts. This song is also a highlight because it's almost entirely instrumental, aside from the creepy and somewhat nasty spoken word poem (about sex, the Garden of Eden, serpents, blasphemy, etc.) at the beginning. Lastly of note is "Under Huntress Moon," which boasts bulldozing, earthquake riffs, a deeply grumbling bass line, and insanely fast, pounding skins.
Though "Thornography" isn't quite as epic or innovative as some of their earlier works (like, say, 2003's "Damnation and a Day"), it is substantially more expansive than 2004's "Nymphetamine," because COF definitely took a few new musical strides here. These strides have disgusted many longtime fans and black metal purists and are sure to alienate some newcomers. But the fact of the matter is, aside from a couple experimental moments, this album is surprisingly easy to digest and will satiate those who long to hear what they're used to hearing: full-fledged brutality and face-melting intensity. Thus, "Thornography" is NOT a ruination of the signature, legendary sound Cradle of Filth started establishing over a decade ago; this is the same band you've always known and loved.


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Under the rules, parking on public roads is prohibited during snow emergencies. If snowfall is forecast, it's a safe bet on-street parking will end in tickets or tows, according to Andover Police Lt. James Hashem.
"If the DPW or a plow comes along and finds that a car is parked in such a way that it's impeding snow removal or is creating an issue where snow is piling up behind the car, we'll tow the vehicle," Hashem said. "Towing is, usually, our last resort."
Snow emergencies will be announced on the town website and by Facebook when they are called, Hashem said.
Violating the rules carries a $20 fine, though violations are uncommon since residents are usually aware of and comply with the policy, according to Hashem.
"We've had very few. The program was run very well the last couple years we had it," Hashem said. "Obviously, it's very convenient for the residents because most nights, most days, there isn't inclement weather."
The rules are generally in effect from Dec. 1 to the following April 1. But if there's a snow emergency in effect after the season ends, the department won't be shy about enforcing the rules anyway, according to Hashem.
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Provide endless hours of play under shade with this easy to build sandbox. Featuring a large play area and canopy, this sandbox will bring all the fun of the beach to your back yard.
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General Instructions. Cut your boards and sand and paint as desired, sealing all edges with an exterior sealant. Make sure the finish is appropriate for child use. As you build, check for square after each step. Also check for level. Predrill and countersink your screws. Use necessary safety precautions and equipment.
Wow! What perfect timing. I already have the sandpit, 4 big railway sleepers, I'll have to adopt the canopy to fit, but I was just thinking this weekend we need one to keep the sun off. We are in sunny Australia and the coolest it gets here in Winter is 0deg C, but the middle of the day is still pleasent.
My husband and I were JUST looking at this in the magazine and were going to try to build it! Thanks for saving us the time! Was wondering if anyone has any ideas as to ways to make a roll up , moveable side flap- so that it can be used as a sun shade depending on where the sun hits (know what I mean?)
How would you build a cover to keep cats and other critters out of the sand when not in use? Cause that would make yours WAAAY cooler than the PB one, but the canopy posts could make it tricky.
Just a thought, putting in little triangles in each corner for seats amps up the awesome just a bit. We built a much less fancy box last year and sunk in little seats and it makes it much more fun for mom and dad to play along.
Do you know that my looking for THIS sandbox is what brought me to your blog last week!! Ahh.. it's like you read my mind/google and made it appear!
Little corner seats that someone else mentioned are a great idea. The box my father built my brother and I ages ago had the same and as we got older we could still play in the sand without being completely in it.
Also, I believe it helps to have some type of plastic or gardening paper (or whatever you prefer) under the box to keep the sand as sand and not muddy sand after a couple rainstorms.
I'm in love! THANKS! I agree a cover would be awesome. So the sand doesn't get mucky and dirty with leaves and bugs, etc. We'll have to experiment with that a little ourselves. =)
Click on Ana's link to Bob Villa and there is an example for a cover that you could modify.
I just have one little thing to add from experience..do NOT buy the colored sand. It's a mess and sometimes the colors just dont come out of anything. At least I was at my sisters house when we tried this HAAAA :D
Any ideas on how to build a cover? We have lots of cats in our neighborhood!
Oh my gosh, I am so excited you did this....when I requested it a while back I thought you would be too busy to do plans for it....thank you thank you thank you! now hopefully i can find a friend that knows a thing or two about carpentry so I can make this my first official project!!! I hope I will have a nice finished project to show off to you within the next monthhhhh !! Thank you again!!!!
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Looks lovely!!
For those asking for covers, we have a similar sandbox under the playstructure that came with our house and found an online retailer selling tarps that work well. You could probably make one yourself, too. You just buy a big enough tarp and cut/hem the corners to fit around the posts. Then you can buy these snaps that nail one part onto the sandbox side and one part is clamped onto the tarp hem and the whole thing snaps down with 4-5 snaps on each side depending on size. Snap screw studs. You could probably do something similar to make to top-tarp moveable. But honestly if you're making the top tarp I'd just cut the material long enough on each side to hang down and then attach some ties so you can roll it up and tie it high/medium/low. Maybe put a dowel rod in the hem so it holds a nice solid line.
We put the slightly waterproof liner under our sand to keep the mud/bugs/growth out but it does make the sand retain more moisture, too.
Serendipity! My husband and I were talking LAST NIGHT about building a sand box for our lil' guy's birthday coming up next month! We wanted to have a Dino Dig party, and thought it would be fun to have a place to dig up dino 'bones' and 'eggs'. Perfect!!! Thank you, Ana!!
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My mom built me a sandbox 25+ years ago! It had triangle like seats on each of the 4 corners and we loved them! I hope to someday build this...with the seats :)
Check your local hardware stores for replacement screen for windows and doors. Look for the extra heavy duty kind which is sometimes labeled as UV protector. This is simply thicker and heavier duty, but reflects more UV rays. Add grommets and/or snaps like Julie said and you have your sun shade for the top or sides. We rolled the side shades around dowels and used cord for mini blinds as pulls to roll them up out of the way. And 'Yes' we kept the cords wrapped higher than the kids could reach.
Looks really nice. I like the sun cover. It could use a cover for the sand to keep out the cat poop, though!
Love this. you guys had same thoughts as me - I'd say use that black landscaping fabric for the bottom. love the triangle seat ideas, or you could do straight benches along opposite sides and then you'd have a much easier time creating a cover for it. I wish I had a house to build this, lol.
We built a sandbox a few years ago, without the canopy, tho we did make seats on each corner with triangle pieces. We also used black landscaping fabric on the bottom to keep out weeds- it works amazingly well!
How do you keep bugs out? Or is that a stupid question? I remember being terrified of the sand box as a kid because it always had pincher bugs in it. Yes, that's the scientfic name, pincher bugs ;)
I love it too. The link to the pottery barn pictures shows a canvas fabric laid across the top of the sandbox that ties at each corner which would work quite well to keep out the animals. I've seen covers similar to the one on Bob Dila's site made of screen instead of lattice. I think the lattice is MUCH prettier. His is for a smaller sandbox, so if making one this big...just to make it easier to handle, maybe making two half-sized frames with lattice would be easier...plus, you wouldn't have to worry about whether you could angle it in to fit it under and between the canopy posts.
The fabric solution looks nice and easy though...although I'd probably use a solid dark red canvas or something so that animal footprints (and child footprints) don't make it so dirty instead of the one they show with white stripes.
I'm wondering if for the fabric one, you could make a pocket, kind of like you would for a curtain rod on one edge, and insert some kind of pole (like PVC), and then when you take it off, you could roll it up around the pole, so it could lean against the house or something while it's off...or even be somehow permanently attached so that when the kids are done playing for the day, they can just roll the cover back out.
Ana, I absolutely LOVE your plans and haven't made anything yet, but I am dreaming of several projects that I will be trying really soon.
Thanks so much for creating these.
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I love this idea! sounds like several have great input for more ideas to go along with too.
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This is great! I was just thinking about building a sandbox for my son. Sadly we have a shared yard though and his has to be moveable, so I will be taking a look at these plans and then drawing up something smaller for us!
When my DH built us a play fort (aka Fort Kirk which resembles Fort Knox)he added a fence around with a swinging gate/door to keep the critters out (aka neighborhood cats). It works great and eve the little ones can open the gate to enter and exit.
Thank you so much for creating and sharing these plans. I'm eager to start first thing tomorrow... I'll be heading to Lowes right after I drop my oldest at school!! Any chance you're working on a cover... lots of out door cats in our neighborhood. TY TY
I really like this design. I have not made it yet, but it is soon to be on my list.
I was just thinking, with few modifications, I could make the top canopy raise and lower, then it could be a sun cover as well as a cover over the sand to keep stuff out when not in play. Should not be too difficult and it would be really cool that way!
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How much did this cost about? Also, where did you find a canopy cover for it? What about a cover for over the sand to keep animals out when not in play? Thanks!!
Has anyone made this with a bottom? We will have this on cement slab, so I think a bottom will be necessary. I would also like to make the finishing boards on top bigger to be used as seats, rather than putting in corners. I guess I would need some additional supports underneath, then? Or Maybe make the whole thing a tad longer and add hinged seats that run the width of the box to serve as a combo seat and toy box. Can't wait to experiment!
hey kristi- the picture of the navy blue sandbox with the little boy is actually the sandbox we made using anna's plans. the total cost of EVERYTHING {sand, cover material, ribbon etc.} was $167. A similar sandbox that PB sells when you factor in shipping is about $700....so a great savings...and you can customize it however you want! Thanks, again Ana!
Kelly, thanks so much for adding your blog link! I LOVE your sandbox! :)
My husband and I built this sandbox as our first project. We had to adjust the length to be 8x4 instead of what the plans called for. The twins love it! Partly because we painted it an iced cranberry color.
I love this! I am just wondering if the canvas top sags under the weight of rainwater, and mildews?? Is there a way to arch it so rainwater runs off?
Hi all,
My husband built a sandbox for our little ones, but we definitely have a neighborhood cat so we wanted it to be covered. We wanted the cover to be something our 4 year old could remove & replace by himself--my husband used window screen material to make a cover--on one side of the sandbox, he tacked the material down well (he started with staples but had to go back & add roofing tacks to secure it), then on the opposite side of the sandbox, he draped the window screen material to hang over the side of the sandbox. To that end of the material, he attached a 1"x1"x4' board (he bought them as stakes but you could cut down a board as needed) and secured the window screen material to that as well. Our 4 year old can pull the piece of wood back & throw it to the side of the sandbox, then when it's time to come inside, he can replace it. It has also kept out leaves & sticks since our sandbox is under a tree. We wanted it to be something the little ones could handle themselves to make them responsible for helping keep the cats out of the sandbox. It does not attach to the sandbox on the 2 other sides, but the weight of the wooden stake makes the material taut & keeps animals from getting inside the sandbox.
That is an excellent base for a small storage shed! I could see putting in floor joists and going from there! My wheels are turning!
I'd would love to see some sort of cover, possibly something that would be hinged fold accordian style over top of a sand toy storage box : ).That would be awesome!
I can't wait to start on this project! My one question/concern is that the canopy posts on the cut list call for 4@ 671/2" but the entire box height is supposed to be 60", am I missing something ?...
Thank you!
PS- thank you for making projects easy enough for me so that I don't have to ask my husband for help :-)
I love your other design with seats that fold down to make the cover. Is there a way to combine these 2 designs. I have a friend with a 3yr old that can't play outside for long because his heart medication makes him sick if he gets too much sunshine. This would be a great birthday present for him if I could combine the lid benches with the canopy.
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From Restore Fairness blog. The truth is that some pro-life Christian conservatives are evangelicals who support Obama's initiative for immigration reform. While immigration reform continues to polarize communities and divide our country, it also has fostered a constructive conversation and relationship between conservative evangelicals and Obama.
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Take the statement: "Pro-life Christian conservative groups stand headstrong against Obama's recent pro-abortion policy in Pennsylvania." Most know this to be true. But what about these: "All members of these groups criticize Obama for his acts toward socialism and immigration reform," or "All are currently printing out pictures of Obama with the Hitler mustache." These two are surprisingly false. The truth is that some pro-life Christian conservatives are evangelicals who support Obama's initiative for immigration reform.
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Smell Oh, this is citrus hop city. Theres a small malt backbone to this one, but mostly its the citrus hops that seem to have a little spicing. NJ pale ale meets BSPA?
Taste This did have some Belgian Strong Pale Ale characteristics. Its definitely spiced with a nice malty backbone. Coriander for sure in this one. The citrus hops dominate though, making this one a big Pale Ale without question.
Mouthfeel Big and fluffy, again like a good BSPA. This is only probably medium in the body but the huge, live, quality carbonation fills the cheeks. This is not the cheap, fizzy carbonation you get with a lot of American ales. This is full and fluffy, tickling the cheeks and tongue.
Drinkability Dont buy this if youre looking for a flat Pale Ale or an American IPA light. But, if you love Belgian Pales as I do and want an American alternative, I havent found a closer match yet.
Comments I got this bottle in the annual Holiday Swap coordinated by xlperro this year. I was fortunate enough to draw jcalbi as a partner, and this is one of the better beers Ive had this holiday season. Good tidings and cheers!
12-24-2003 03:02:08 | More by RoyalT
3.68/5 rDev +10.8%
Really nice looking golden-bronze thing going on here, but no real head to speak of.
Seems to smell more of malt than any kind of hops.
Pretty flavorful, actually, but again, I really pick up more malt than any outstanding hop character.
Mouthfeel is rather full and satisfying.
This is an above average pale ale, but in the end, its just another beer that I'm happy to have had the opportunity to try, and that I will probably never have again. On to something else...
01-30-2006 23:33:21 | More by chOAKbarrell
3.65/5 rDev +9.9%
Caramelly golden color with a slight creamy heady. Scents of apple juice.
Smooth flavors that are blended so nicely. Crisp, fresh apples and a teensy bit of hoppiness in the background. Very light carbination.
Good and fresh tasting. This is a nice, easy drinker!
07-05-2004 15:05:30 | More by shapudding
2/5 rDev -39.8%
08-21-2013 20:30:19 | More by TTripp725
4/5 rDev +20.5%
02-10-2014 04:22:18 | More by SmellsofMahagony
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
11-07-2013 21:48:57 | More by TimoP
3/5 rDev -9.6%
This was from a sampler case from FF. Expiration date clearly marked on the case!! Yea!!
Pours a clear gold with a 1/2 finger head of just off-white bubbles. drops to a ring in no time. Carbonation evident. Just a sniff of lace on the glass.
Aromas are faint in this one. Some slight bready/grainy malts, slight herbal hops. That's about it.
Tastes like it smells. Faint. Too faint, IMO. It's more like a golden ale. Slight taste of grainy pale malt, bittering to match, and just a hint of herbal spicy hops. A good training wheel beer.
Mouthfeel is a little thin for a pale ale. Sweet, touch of carbonation bite, sweet finish.
This would be a good Golden Ale, but as an APA it's not quite up to snuff. Not near enough hop character. This would be good to get your friends off BMC.
07-22-2005 18:03:41 | More by jakester
4/5 rDev +20.5%
01-24-2012 12:14:45 | More by mdtnelson
3/5 rDev -9.6%
06-20-2012 22:54:38 | More by briandaube
West Virginia
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
Appearance: Golden amber hue completely filtered letting much light pass through with a nice big white foam head after and up and down pour. Aroma: Slightly herbal low fruit profile with some spicing attached just slightly biscuit pale malts swarm the aromatics with a touch of the hops coming through. Taste: Very much biscuit malt sweetness with low bitterness comes of a bit doughy with a rolling trace of ripened fruit not bad a bit lackluster thourgh. Mouthfeel: Light medium bodied an easy drinking spiced pale with some Belgian yeast usage going on carbonation is a bit rough but it all goes down quite smoothly. Drinkability: Not a bad pale just doesn't represent the great beer producing country of Belgium very well it's sessionable in some regards but the biscuit malts and spice may wear on me after a few.
11-23-2004 16:25:11 | More by WVbeergeek
South Carolina
3.24/5 rDev -2.4%
12 oz bottle with a imprinted best by date of 10 Dec. 2013, served in a snifter.
Clear light amber body.
A light APA, with a relatively (i.e., for style) light body, light aroma, and light flavor.
More hoppy than maltly, with a slightly bitter and quite mild grapefruit rind aftertaste.
Good medium+ carbonation with a dry, mildly bitter finish.
Improved more than expected with some warming.
10-23-2013 00:28:58 | More by chinchill
3.53/5 rDev +6.3%
(Served in an American pint glass)
A- The creamy orange body has an antique white head that is supported by gentle strands of tiny bubbles. The head last as a thin wispy film.
S- The soft field corn aroma blends with a soft green hops note. As the beer warms the field corn note turns into a soft caramel malt and honey malt aroma.
T- The soft pale malt has a green hop bitter bite in the finish. The soft caramel malt comes through in the dry finish as the beer opens up.
M- The medium mouthfeel has a fizzy cleaning finish.
D- The caramel malt is nice but still very soft and the fizz scrubs away the hops and the malt flavor. There are no off flavors just a little syrupy even though it is very soft flavors.
09-04-2010 13:18:22 | More by rhoadsrage
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
10-23-2012 03:09:05 | More by acurtis
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -9.6%
Poured from a 12 oz bottle.
A-Golden yellow-copper with a thin head that fades fairly rapidly.
S-American adjunct grains...mostly....where's the hops?
T-Where's my lawnmower...must have left it somewhere...damn...did I misplace that bottle of Bud? Come on guys...what is going on here? Slightly nutty, a bit malty, and very grainy. Ice 'em up and suck 'em down. Nothing else to report here. In fairness...this is not really bad...then again, it is totally unremarkable.
M-Light...nuff said.
D-Sure, I could probably drink quite a few of these and enjoy them just fine working in the heat around the house, but's thats the job for Yeungling at about half the price, and frankly its better.
I really want to support my local craft brewers, and I've heard great things about the exit series, but this is the first FF beer that I have tried, and I am sorely let down.
04-06-2010 00:15:50 | More by caddybuyer
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
05-03-2014 01:07:10 | More by Triklino
New Jersey
3.83/5 rDev +15.4%
DATE TASTED: May 4, 2014... GLASSWARE: Howard's Pub pint... OCCASION: toilet--replaced; lawn--cut; bathroom--painted = beer time!... APPEARANCE: creamy white head that attractively flairs; dark golden straw-colored, evenly effervescent body; drains evenly... AROMA: vibrant citric (mostly orange with some melon and pear as well) and floral notes with some light caramel malts--accessible and intriguing... PALATE: soft, lagerish body,, equally creamy and thinly taut--sessionable and perfectly at home...TASTE: Flying Fish continues to leave me a happy consumer, as this pale ale a strong profile fits within the genre well and yet is memorable enough to e sought again--maybe not at the bottle shop, but in a restaurant or bar...
05-20-2014 01:15:38 | More by dacrza1
New Jersey
2.03/5 rDev -38.9%
Flying Fish- Extra Pale Ale
Appearance- hazy yellow with a moderate thick soapy white head.
Smell- Very light grassy musty hay. Light malt.
Taste- Musty hay/ straw with malt and an earthy hop flavor.
Mouthfeel- Light basically watery. little flavor. Slighty sweet but not much else going on.
Overall- Once again this is a huge disappointment. Very weak very watery. Not horrible but bland and boring. Avoid!
11-18-2006 02:47:25 | More by NJpadreFan
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -9.6%
08-22-2013 17:08:37 | More by Varkias41
3.93/5 rDev +18.4%
Pours copper with a nice, white head that leaves a thin, lacey cover. Initial taste is malt quickly followed by slightly bitter, but subtle hoppiness. Taste sort of like caramel or something, Very drinkable, No complaints here. Very refreshing summer beer.
07-26-2003 03:11:32 | More by thefireman
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
01-18-2014 14:49:43 | More by Griffith
Ontario (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -17.2%
03-16-2014 02:19:24 | More by Sammy
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
02-06-2013 00:16:28 | More by whatname
3.23/5 rDev -2.7%
average or a bit more on most counts...medium golden tint, quickly dissipating head with very minimalist lacing...aroma suggests more malt than hops...by far...interesting, but not suggesting anything stellar, yet....
taste/feel is smooth, creamy, very lightly hopped, sweet but not too much, a little underwhelming, but all around, quite decent and palatable. maybe it needs some salty/spicey food to go with it.
quite quffable/drinkable. but must say, THIS doesn't seem like a pale ale. it's an APA? very much like an amber lager...
i have another example from this (local) brewery. i really hope it shines a bit more. and bites!
03-08-2009 01:49:50 | More by mempath
Extra Pale Ale from Flying Fish Brewing Company
76 out of 100 based on 389 ratings.


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Pittsburgh Steelers
Plaxico Burress - #80 - WR
|6' 5"/ 232 lbs.
|Norfolk, VA
|Michigan State
|Years played
|2000, 1st round, 8th pick by Steelers
Live Week 12 fantasy injury updates
Despite being listed as doubtful, Rams WR Danny Amendola is active for Sunday's game against the Cardinals.
Burress' size could help him fill role for Steelers
Injuries have chipped away at the Steelers' strong WR depth, leaving them to look to their past for a solution.
Steelers add veterans Burress, Hoyer
With their offense banged up, the Steelers signed WR Plaxico Burress and former Patriots QB Brian Hoyer, according to multiple reports.
Report: Patriots to work out WR Burress
Former Jets and Giants WR Plaxico Burress will work out for the Patriots on Sunday, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Burress: Sanchez was 'battling' shoulder injuries in 2011
In a radio interview Monday, UFA WR Plaxico Burress indicated Jets QB Mark Sanchez played through shoulder issues in 2011.
Judge orders Burress to reveal finances
A judge has instructed free-agent WR Plaxico Burress to disclose his personal finances as a result of a $125,000 judgment against him.
Free-agent scouting report: Jets WR Plaxico Burress
Plaxico Burress had some success in his first season back in the NFL after a stint in prison, but it appears he will be in a new uniform in 2012.
Burress' comments reinforce Jets' need at WR
Assuming Plaxico Burress dons a different uniform in 2012, the Jets might need look to the draft to add another outside receiver for the offense.
Report: Jacobs says Burress wants to be a Giant again
Could free-agent WR Plaxico Burress rejoin Big Blue in 2012? Giants RB Brandon Jacobs thinks so.
Jets' Burress returns after cutting charity trip
Jets WR Plaxico Burress has returned to the team early after having permission to take two personal days while New York prepares for its game against the Bills.
Jets' Burress humbled by journey back to football
After a three-TD effort last Sunday, people are starting to believe that Plaxico Burress is back to being the player of old after missing the past two seasons.
They Said It: week of Oct. 9
Dolphins WR Brandon Marshall on his plans for Monday night's contest against the Jets, quoted on miamiherald.com: "I'll probably get kicked out after the second quarter. I'm not joking. I'm serious."
Burress TD catch helps lead Jets past Bengals, 27-7
Plaxico Burress, Santonio Holmes and Dustin Keller had TD catches as the Jets rolled past the Bengals, 27-7, on a rainy night in New Jersey.
Burress (ankle) to miss preseason opener
Fans will have to wait to see Plaxico Burress' return to the gridiron, as an ankle injury will keep him out of the Jets' preseason opener.
New faces step into Jets' special-teams unit
The Jets have work to do in replacing players lost via free agency, especially on special teams.
The Steelers re-signed Burress on Tuesday.||||||| Burress should provide depth with the Steelers losing Mike Wallace in free agency, but he struggled to get onto the field after returning to the Steelers last November.
Burress is active and will play for the Pittsburgh Steelers, who will not have Antonio Brown when they face the Browns.||||||| Burress was re-signed earlier this week by the Steelers, who drafted him in 2000. Burress was needed because of injuries to Brown (ankle) and Jerricho Cotchery (ribs). Emmanuel Sanders will start for Brown, who was listed as questionable all week and was limited in practice.
Pittsburgh is considering bringing Burress back to provide depth at wide receiver.||||||| The Steelers (6-4) are down two receivers at the moment after Jerricho Cotchery fractured his ribs in Sunday night's loss to Baltimore. Antonio Brown has missed the last two games with an ankle injury. Burress spent the first five seasons of his career with the Steelers from 2000-2004.
Burress is in New England for a workout with the Patriots. A person with knowledge of the tryout tells The Associated Press that Burress had been invited to Foxborough, Mass., to work out for the AFC champions.||||||| Burress spent last season with the Jets after finishing a 20-month prison sentence on a gun charge. New York did not re-sign Burress, who turned 35 on Sunday.
New York Jets wide receivers Plaxico Burress and Jeremy Kerley are full participants at practice after getting over illnesses that limited them.||||||| Burress is back after being limited on Wednesday. Both will be fine for the Jets' showdown Saturday with the Giants.


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The Best Version You'll Ever Hear Of "Somebody That I Used To Know"
Mon, June 4, 2012
I'm been trying to get my dog to do a version of of Madonna's new song, but it sounds too similar.
Not bad, but I really don't know why singers feel the need to be naked in their videos. It's like, sheesh put on some pants dog, nobody wants to see that.
See the Subway version here.
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A disconnect is a safety on/off electrical switch mounted on the home near the condenser or heat pump. It is required by electrical code, and is a good idea for safety and system servicing purposes.
Electrical whips are wires in a weather proof casing for outdoor use. They are used to connect the 220 volt power to your outdoor air conditioner or heat pump. A typical installation requires two electrical whips. Whips come in two wire size thicknesses (gauges), #10 gauge or #8 gauge and are used depending on which system size and efficiency you choose.
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Extension >Family > Health and Nutrition > SNAP Education (SNAP-Ed) > Active Living and Healthy Eating on a Budget
SNAP Education (SNAP-Ed)
Active Living and Healthy Eating on a Budget
English | Español | Lus Hmoob | Soomaali
Healthy living can be easy and affordable. Making choices to improve our health can have lifelong benefits. From taking the stairs more often, to eating more vegetables and fruits, we all have the ability to improve our lives.
This 30-minute program discusses the importance of an active and healthy lifestyle and provides useful tips. Thanks to available resources, healthy choices are possible even with a limited budget.
"Active Living and Healthy Eating on a Budget" was broadcast on Twin Cities Public Television (tpt) in four languages in November 2012.
Active Living and Healthy Eating on a Budget Video:
Transcript (428 K PDF)
This program was produced by the University of Minnesota Extension and Emergency & Community Health Outreach (ECHO), in collaboration with the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, Minnesota Department of Human Services-Office of Economic Opportunity, West Central Minnesota Communities Action, Inc., and the United States Department of Agriculture.
To learn more about SNAP Education (SNAP-Ed), referred to in the video, visit our website.
Visit the ECHO website for more information about this topic and resources.
The SNAP program helps you buy healthy food at the grocery store. Call the Minnesota Food Helpline to see if you qualify: 1-888-711-1151.


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Arizona Cardinals
Mike Gibson - #69 - G
|6' 4"/ 305 lbs.
|Napa, CA
|Years played
|2008, 6th round, 18th pick by Eagles
Jets bench Sanchez, beat Cardinals
Third-stringer Greg McElroy stepped in for a struggling Mark Sanchez and energized the Jets to a 7-6 victory over the Cardinals on Sunday.
Cardinals' sinking feeling grows with Sendlein out for year
Just what the Cardinals needed: Another crushing blow to their offensive line with the season-ending loss of C Lyle Sendlein.
Scout's Notebook: Cardinals LILB Daryl Washington
PFW personnel analyst Nolan Nawrocki breaks down the strengths and weaknesses of the NFL's top blitzing 'backer, Daryl Washington.
Cardinals lose C Sendlein for the season
Cardinals starting C Lyle Sendlein will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury, the team confirmed Monday.
Same old story for Cardinals
The Cardinals started a new quarterback but the result was much of the same as they fell to the Rams for their seventh straight loss.
NFC West Spin cycle: Kaepernick teams up with 'D' to keep Niners hot
The 49ers remained hot, the Rams rebounded with a win, the Seahawks shot themselves in the foot and the Cardinals kept losing in Week 12.
Rams beat Cardinals behind Jenkins' two interception-return TDs
Janoris Jenkins returned two interceptions for touchdowns and St. Louis dominated the second half to hand the Cardinals their seventh loss in a row.
Change is in the air in Arizona
The way we hear it, both Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt and general manager Rod Graves are officially on the hot seat.
Rookie QB Lindley gets start for Cardinals
Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt announced that rookie Ryan Lindley will start at quarterback in Week 12 vs. the Rams.
Cardinals activate RB Wells, release LB Westerman
The Cardinals activated RB Beanie Wells off the short-term injured-reserve list and released Jamaal Westerman.
NFC West Spin cycle: Rams, Cardinals continue to roll downhill
While the Seahawks rested on their bye week, there was no rest for the weary Rams and Cardinals following losses to the Jets and Falcons.
Cardinals past point of no return?
The Cardinals appear to be limping toward the finish line to complete a dismal season that was once filled with promise.
Falcons survive Cardinals despite Ryan's five picks
Matt Ryan overcame a career-worst five interceptions, and the Falcons rallied for a sloppy 23-19 victory over the Cardinals.
Rookie tackles settling in for Cardinals
Get used to rookie tackles starting for the Cardinals the rest of the season — for better or worse.
More passing should be in Cards
The Cardinals need to add some new elements to spark what has been a lackluster offense, especially getting the receivers more involved.
The Arizona Cardinals have re-signed guard-center Mike Gibson and released defensive tackle Ricky Lumpkin. Monday's move comes after Lumpkin was promoted from the practice squad Saturday and Gibson was released.||||||| Before signing with Arizona last Wednesday, Gibson spent three seasons with the Seattle Seahawks, appearing in 20 games, eight as a starter. He was with the Philadelphia Eagles in training camp before being released on Aug. 31. Gibson was a sixth-round draft pick of Philadelphia out of California in 2008.
Gibson was placed on injured reserve.||||||| The rookie, a sixth-round pick in this year's draft, went down with a shoulder injury and will miss the season.


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BP 1.1 RC compatible with Skeleton Component 1.2.2.?
I'm running WPMU 2.84a with Buddypress 1.1 RC.
I also created some additional components using the BP Skeleton Component
However, after the upgrade from BP 1.0.3 to 1.1. I get this error message after accessing a self-made component:
Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, " was given in /home/wpmu/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 414
Thus I wonder whether the skeleton component is compatible with bp 1.1.
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- Has been a member for 1-2 years
hi everyone.
I have installed WP and the template but I need someone to help set up the avada template in the way I'd like. I like the Home version 2 layout with the slider used in home version 1 and also add in the 'our happy clients' that home version 3 has at the bottom part of the home page.
I'd also like to add in a good SEO component if anyone can recommend one for me .
Can someone point me in the right direction please thank you
- Author has had an Item Featured
- Sold between 10 000 and 50 000 dollars
- Repeatedly helped protect Envato Market against copyright violations
- Referred between 100 and 199 users
- Bought between 50 and 99 items
- Has been a member for 3-4 years
- Envato Studio (Microlancer) Beta Tester
- Exclusive Author
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I can help you with that, contact me through my profile page if you want Cheers
- Interviewed on the Envato Notes blog
- Referred between 500 and 999 users
- Power Elite Author: Sold between 2 000 000 - 4 999 999 dollars
- Exclusive Author
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Hi, I'm the author of the theme.
What you should do is post on our support forum, we provide free support for things like that. This themeforest forum is not for support.
See our documentation file or the FAQ on the item page for info on signing up at the forum
- Author was Featured
- Author had a File in an Envato Bundle
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haha, if you need other author help , i think also no problem! but best first contact theme author.
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TEDxJakarta Speaker: Didik Nini Thowok
Ridwan Djamaluddin (Ocean Scientist)As a director of the Agency for the Assessment and Application of...
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These are TEDxJakarta Speakers on stage at the end of the event, whom has share their passion and kno...
TEDxJakarta stage inside the Fine Arts Theater at Jakarta International School.
Pak Raden, a secret TEDxJakarta 2011 speaker, do his unique story telling using a whiteboard on stage...
These are TEDxJakarta Team and fellows volunteer, on stage at the closing session.
Afternoon break before the last session of TEDxJakarta 2011. In this panorama, Daniel Ziv was being i...
Lunch breat at TEDxJakarta 2011
Jakarta International School, the venue of TEDxJakarta 2011 held on August 13, 2011. A great location...
TEDxJakarta 2011 participants queuing infront of JIS Fine Arts Theater.
Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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Know God, know peace. No God, no peace. by LifepointeYouth - over 4 years ago
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Hold on to your butts.
49ers inactives: WR Mario Manningham, WR AJ Jenkins, RB LaMichael James, G Joe Looney, NT Ian Williams, S Trenton Robinson, QB Tolzien.
Seahawks Inactives: WR Charly Martin, S Winston Guy, CB Danny Gorrer, CB Byron Maxwell, G J.R. Sweezy, G John Moffitt and DT Jaye Howard.


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Experts predict that natural areas and parks like the Arboretum may host larger than usual tick populations this year. This problem stems from a variety of environmental factors, which have been compounded by a mild winter and early spring. Here are some tips to protect yourself:
Dogs are very susceptible to tick bites and tickborne diseases. Keep your dog on a leash.
Learn more about ticks from the University of Rhode Island TickEncounter Resource Center.
Read about the science behind the increased tick population.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has guidelines for preventing tick bites.


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|Women's Tennis » News
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Women's Tennis Ready for Showdown Against UCF this Weekend
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU women's tennis team is set to compete against in-state foe UCF on Saturday at 10 a.m. at the FGCU Tennis Complex.
The Green and Blue have a 1-1 record after defeating Bethune-Cookman, 6-1, in their previous match on Feb. 5 at the FGCU Tennis Complex. Recently earning her first career Atlantic Sun Player of the Week award, senior Jen Evans (Fort Myers, Fla./Evangelical Christian HS) leads FGCU following a perfect 2-0 singles and 2-0 doubles mark to open to the season.
Sophomore Bettina Botha (Cape Town, South Africa/DeKuilen HS) holds a 2-0 record at No. 5 singles with wins over Bethune-Cookman and FAU. Botha also owns a 2-0 doubles mark with freshman partner Sarah Means (Wesley Chapel, Fla./Wiregrass Ranch HS).
UCF enters the match with a 2-5 overall dual record, coming off a 6-1 win over East Carolina and a 4-3 loss to Tulane in its last two matches. The Knights are led by Genevieve Lorbergs, who has a 3-3 record at No. 1 singles. In the previous meeting in 2010, the Eagles fell 5-2 to UCF.
FGCU hits the road for its next match against in-state foe USF on Sunday Feb. 26 at 11 a.m. in Tampa, Fla. Results from the match will be available at www.FGCUAthletics.com at the conclusion of the competition.


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Country Club Estates Townhouse in Green Valley
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
- rates (USD) $ 1,850 - $ 2,600 / month
vacation rental description
This is a freshly updated 1900 s/f two bedroom two bathroom town home
on the 1st fairway of the Country Club estates golf course. The home
resides on a quite cul-de-sac with almost zero traffic noise. There
is a huge master suite with new King bed, ceiling fan, Sony TV and
separate door to 3 season porch overlooking the course. The guest room has a
queen size bed and new carpeting. Both bathrooms have been
updated with granite counters and fresh paint schemes. The living
room is tiled with a fireplace and leather furniture. There is a
50" HDTV TV with a Blu-Ray player. The formal dining room has a
ceiling fan and access to the wet bar. The kitchen is newly
remodeled with granite counters, high quality stainless appliances and
tile floors. There is a separate laundry room with new washer
dryer. You can relax on private patio areas both front and rear with
golf course and mountain views. There is a gas grill and
multiple tables and chairs for relaxing on either patio. The garage
is huge with 4 car capacity and two openers!
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 01-23-2014 at 4:26 PM.
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Tom Moder 520 625-1661
house rental amenities
Almost everything in the house is new as of 2007.
Appliances – refrigerator with ice and water through the door, stove,
microwave dishwasher and washer dryer.
The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you expect for normal
daily living.
There are plenty of towels, linens and blankets.
Cable TV with high speed internet upon request.
activities and attractions in Green Valley Arizona
Golf course right is out the back gate! Private course with
reasonable short term rates. This property is a Green Valley
Recreational property so all Recreation facilities are available to
you for a small membership fee during your stay. There are 12
facilities including pools, hot tubs, sauna, tennis, exercise
equipment and access to numerous entertainment and clubs. In
addition to this, Green Valley is approximately 30 minutes from
Tucson, AZ to the north or Nogales Mexico to the south! Green Valley
is within easy striking distance to the Titan II missile museum,
Tubac, Madera Canyon, San Xavier Mission, Tombstone, Bisbee mining
town, Old Tucson and the Airplane museum. There is also access to
hiking, golf, biking, horseback riding, birding and casino gambling.
vacation rental rates
January – March $2600.00/month
April – May $1850.00/month
September – December $2200/month
Discounts for multiple month stays
Smoking is Not allowed in the home!
No Pets.
Rent includes utilities, local phone and cable TV.
$100 cleaning fee for rentals less than 3 months
Tom Moder 520 625-1661
accepted payment methods
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Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is a Halloween-themed special event held on select dates in Magic Kingdom® Park. Purchase of an additional event admission ticket is required to attend Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.
During Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, Guests of all ages are encouraged to dress up in their favorite Halloween costumes. Even better, you can collect delicious candy as you trick-or-treat around Magic Kingdom Park.
In addition to many favorite Disney attractions, Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is filled with special entertainment, including:
The tone of the event is, well, "Not-So-Scary", and is appropriate for children of all ages.
Event Dates:
September 1, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28
October 2, 3, 5, 9, 10, 13, 16, 17, 19, 21, 23, 24, 26, 28, 30 , 31
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Information subject to change without notice.