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San Jose Sharks and their baffling offseason (Trending Topics)Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy1 day ago
Trending Topics is a column that looks at the week in hockey, occasionally according to Twitter. If you're only going to comment to say how stupid Twitter is, why not just go have a good cry for the slow, sad death of your dear internet instead?
Blowing a 3-0 lead is, one supposes, cause enough for an existential crisis of sorts.
The joke about the San Jose Sharks has always been that they're amazing in the regular season and terrible in the playoffs, and this was the case pretty much from the second Joe Thornton arrived. Since 2003-04 (a season and a half before Thornton's arrival), the Sharks have posted 100-point seasons in seven of 10 tries, and have never slipped below 96 points. That's a lot of winning, but the fact of the matter is that no one in the NHL really cares how many times you post a triple-digit point total if you don't keep up the winning ways in the postseason. That's not exactly fair, but it's the reality of the situation.
Sonny Milano and the ongoing NCAA vs. junior hockey wars (Trending Topics Extra)Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy2 days ago
College hockey is seemingly always at war with major juniors, and it's not exactly a fair fight.
When it comes to choosing a development path, which prospects hope will bring them toward the NHL, teenaged players in North America largely have two options:
1. They can go to major junior and play 50-plus games per season at least ...
2. They can go to college and play somewhere between 34 and 45 or so.
The other aspects of life are different: In the CHL, there's studying to some extent, but probably not as much, and it's certainly a more "professional" hockey lifestyle. In the NCAA, you have to juggle class and practice and travel for games, and it's not always easy.
But the reason it's not a fair fight is that the NCAA's amateurism rules state that players who have participated in the CHL cannot play college hockey — an extremely complicated and contentious issue that's unlikely to ever be resolved — where the CHL has no such restrictions. And so a kid can choose college, and if he doesn't like it, not have to regret the decision because he'll probably be able to find a junior team to pick him up.
Puck Daddy Power Rankings: Florida Panthers troubles; Josh Ho-Sang; Ice Bucket ChallengeRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy2 days ago
[Author's note: Power rankings are usually three things: Bad, wrong, and boring. You typically know just as well as the authors which teams won what games against who and what it all means, so our moving the Red Wings up four spots or whatever really doesn't tell you anything you didn't know. Who's hot, who's not, who cares? For this reason, we're doing a power ranking of things that are usually not teams. You'll see what I mean.]
6. A midseason tournament
Hockey fans are always going to want more hockey and it's pretty easy to agree with them: More hockey is good.
But the problem is that, in many cases, guys are already pushed to the physical limit by the sport as it currently stands. There's a two- or three-week training camp of scrimmages and exhibitions, then an 82-game regular season that's hardly broken up by a brief All-Star break, then a postseason that can run as many as 28 more games if your team is truly unfortunate. That doesn't include seasons in which the Olympics are played, either. Nor does it include the World Cup of Hockey that might make a comeback in the next few years.
What We Learned: What do players really owe their NHL teams?Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy5 days ago
( Hello, this is a feature that will run through the entire season and aims to recap the weekend's events and boils those events down to one admittedly superficial fact or stupid opinion about each team. Feel free to complain about it.)
The Kevin Hayes situation that went into effect this weekend brought to light a particularly troubling sentiment among Blackhawks fans in particular.
The idea, basically, is that Hayes is a "prima donna" and "selfish" and somehow bad because he decided he did not want to sign with the team that drafted him four years ago, and would instead hit the open market starting on Saturday. As of this writing, he has not made a decision about which team he will sign with.
There was further a lot of confusion about why he would make such a decision. Would he not want to play for a team that gave him the best chance to win a Stanley Cup? Would he not want to show some sort of fealty to the team that drafted him four years ago? Is he really only about the money?
These are all very complicated questions, but the simple answers to them are, respectively: "Apparently not," "Why should he have to," and "Why wouldn't he be?"
Happy Kevin Hayes Day, NHL (Trending Topics)Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy8 days ago
Tomorrow is Aug. 16, and many Blackhawk fans know all too well what that means.
In yet another case of something that happens every once in a while (though perhaps not as often as one might expect), a former college player has decided he doesn't want to play for the team that drafted him, and will instead hit the open market if that club cannot sign him before the end of Aug. 15.
As far as the Blackhawks are concerned, they have of signing former Boston College star and 2010 first-round pick Kevin Hayes before that date.
There have been a lot of reasons for this decision by Hayes advanced, and a few of them sound fairly credible. He's a right wing, for one thing, and the Blackhawks have more than enough help on that side between Patrick Kane, Marian Hossa, Kris Versteeg, and Ben Smith. Further, Chicago had previously drafted Hayes's older brother Jimmy (a Toronto second-rounder) who spent a few seasons toiling in the Blackhawks system, not really getting a prolonged shot at the NHL, before being traded to Florida last season. Depending upon whom you believe, the divorce might not have been that amicable.
Puck Daddy Power Rankings: Desperate critics, suing Islanders and Kings favoritismRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy10 days ago
[Author's note: Power rankings are usually three things: Bad, wrong, and boring. You typically know just as well as the authors which teams won what games against who and what it all means, so our moving the Red Wings up four spots or whatever really doesn't tell you anything you didn't know. Who's hot, who's not, who cares? For this reason, we're doing a power ranking of things that are usually not teams. You'll see what I mean.]
9. Finally, the Kings get an outdoor game
It's hard to be sure at what point one just has to resign oneself to the idea that the NHL is going to keep pumping these outdoor games until every market has gotten a crack at it two or three times, but I have to feel like I'm coming up on it soon.
I really do get it: These things make ludicrous sums of money for the league, and that's good for owners and players alike. That obviously makes sense. But here's my thing with this continued insistence on playing multiple outdoor games a year: There's no effort to mix things up.
What We Learned: Is this the Red Wings' last stand?Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy12 days ago
( Hello, this is a feature that will run through the entire season and aims to recap the weekend's events and boils those events down to one admittedly superficial fact or stupid opinion about each team. Feel free to complain about it.)
It seems like every one of the last four or five years have come with predictions that the Red Wings' time in the sun was over.
As everyone in hockey is well aware, the Red Wings haven't missed the playoffs since Erik Karlsson was about a month away from being born, and 23 years in a row of doing anything is awful impressive. But the hockey world as a whole seems to generally be in agreement that if this coming season isn't the end of the line — and you wouldn't be a fool to bet on that — then that train's still going to be coming around the bend soon.
Brendan Shanahan has made Maple Leafs bulletproof (Trending Topics)Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy14 days ago
If you've paid even the slightest bit of attention in the last two years or so, you're fully aware of the controversy surrounding the Toronto Maple Leafs and their direction.
Under coach Randy Carlyle and general manager Dave Nonis, they tried to build success on the concept of toughness, more or less by itself, ever since Brian Burke was fired before the commencement of the 2013 lockout-shortened season. This continued Burke's work, in a way, because no one values "pugnacity" and "truculence" — fancified 50-cent words for stocking a roster with players that aren't even worth that much — more than him, but Nonis and Carlyle seemed intent to double down on the concept.
They have largely failed. Apart from the brief playoff appearance in that season, driven mainly by a run of unrepeatable luck and the fact that the campaign was 48 games long and not 82, the Leafs have been a disaster. Nonis and Carlyle swore by their process, but when it didn't produce, their bosses brought in some insurance.
Top 10 NHL teams that improved the most this offseasonRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy17 days ago
(Ed. Note: Puck Daddy Power Rankings will return next week. But now, here's Ryan Lambert with a look at the 10 NHL teams that improved the most in the Summer of '14.)
Every summer, there are many teams that take at least some sort of step forward in terms of overall quality through drafting, signing, and trade acquisitions. This summer in particular it seemed, weirdly, as though a lot more teams in the league than usual were able to do so.
More troubling for the have-nots in the NHL, though, is that it was mostly teams that were actually good already which took the biggest steps forward.
Doesn't seem fair, but that's life.
But what good would all those changes be if we couldn't rank them arbitrarily?
10. Los Angeles Kings
It's tough to be sure the Kings really and actually count for this list, but let's say they do anyway. They didn't add anybody, but more importantly, they really didn't lose one guy in particular either.
What We Learned: Why PK Subban is perhaps too selflessRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy19 days ago
( Hello, this is a feature that will run through the entire season and aims to recap the weekend's events and boils those events down to one admittedly superficial fact or stupid opinion about each team. Feel free to complain about it.)
You can really tell that PK Subban loves playing in Montreal.
For one thing, he says that he loves playing in Montreal given just about any opportunity. Second, he has repeatedly taken less than his market value to stay with the team and give it cap flexibility. He did it two years ago in accepting that ludicrous bridge deal forced upon him by Marc Bergevin, and he did it this weekend in accepting eight years at just $72 million.


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Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona is a war hero, former engineer of the Straight Talk Express and the man taken out of a bitter presidential race in 2000 by the eventual winner of the Republican nomination, President George W. Bush. Then, in 2008, with the nomination his, McCain and his running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, went down to defeat at the hands of then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama.
Ever since, McCains been in the front of whatever anti-Obama bandwagon has been rolling by, and the presidents dilemma over what to do about Iraq is no different. Obama this week announced hed send roughly 300 military advisers in to help stem the insurgency which appears on the verge of leading to a never-ending civil war.
It seems a prudent and appropriately conservative move. The American people saw over 4,000 troops killed in a prolonged conflict after President Bush invaded Iraq based on bad intelligence that dictator Saddam Hussein weapons of mass destruction he was planning to use on the United States. That fanciful notion was hammered again and again by Bush and by his vice president and War Advocate in Chief, Dick Cheney.
But now, Cheney and McCain are on that bandwagon, with Cheney writing critical pieces about the presidents policies but offering little in terms of solutions. No wonder. Through the bloody years in Iraq, Cheney was wrong time and time again. His foreign policy track record doesnt give him much credibility as a critic.
As for McCain, who in his criticism seems to stop short of advocating deployment of large numbers of American forces, he at one point wanted the presidents entire national security team to resign. Obama has been criticized for American troop withdrawals, though that plan was devised under Bush, and the Iraqi government rejected the idea of U.S. forces staying on.
Republican critics seem to be trying to ignore the origins of the Iraqi war, which is perhaps not surprising since public opinion polls have shown a steady decline in support for the war, with the public now overwhelmingly opposed to it after initially supporting it.
Yes, its true that President Obama is now the owner of the task at hand, which is to try to encourage stability in the country and the region without getting America embroiled again.
The president rightly says, "We do not have the ability to simply solve this problem by sending in tens of thousands of troops and committing the kinds of blood and treasure that has already been expended in Iraq. Ultimately, this is something that is going to have to be solved by Iraqis."
McCain and other critics have advocated air strikes. They say the president has mismanaged the disintegration of Iraq into battles among angry factions with historic grudges. But they offer few strategic outcomes of their own. Obama obviously would do well to seek bipartisan ideas about strategy, including ideas from McCain. But if the critics want to be viewed as constructive, they need to do more than offer random criticism without backing it up with practical ideas.

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CCAC Honors Program: Accepted by Julia Fennell, Director and English Professor, in recognition of its service to students, the college and the community in developing an understanding of the importance of diversity in all of its forms.
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Owner Wayne Weaver announced Tuesday that Jack Del Rio will remain the head coach of the Jaguars at least for the 2010 season.
Amid reports that Del Rio had been offered the head coaching position at his alma mater, Southern California, Weaver met with Del Rio Tuesday to discuss the coach's future.
"Didn't even talk about that," Weaver said regarding the reports. "I wasn't interested in that. I was interested in if Jack wanted to be here and was committed to this franchise and that he shared my vision and my goals for this franchise and how we go forward. That was the substance of the conversations."
Weaver made it clear that he expects his team to be in the postseason in 2010 after dropping five of the final six games this season and missing the playoffs.
"My expectations are that we're going to be better than average and we're going to be competing for the playoffs — not just for next year, but for years to come," Weaver said. "If you do it the right way, there's no reason that you can't compete for the playoffs every year, and I think we've got the team in place."
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Bowling Green: Bowling Green has an interest in Purdue assistant Brock Spack.
Eastern Michigan: Sources tell FootballScoop that Eastern Michigan will interview Scott Loeffler (Detroit Lions - QB's), Erik Campbell (Iowa - WR/TE's), and Corwin Brown (Notre Dame - DC). We hear that Michigan State assistant Don Treadwell has already interviewed.
Miami (OH): We hear that Mitch Browning is interested in the job. Browning was a long time assistant at Minnesota before joining Greg Robinson's staff at Syracuse.
North Carolina A&T: Sources tell FootballScoop that North Carolina A&T is very interested in hiring Southern Miss assistant Frank Wilson as the new head football coach.
Syracuse: Illinois assistant Mike Locksely has moved to the top of the Syracuse list.
Tennessee: ESPN is reporting that Monte Kiffin will join his son at Tennessee.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Attorneys on both sides say a $4.2 million settlement is fair for a mother and daughter who were injured when police mistakenly fired on them in the frantic manhunt for disgruntled ex-cop Christopher Dorner.
Margie Carranza and her 71-year-old mother, Emma Hernandez, were delivering papers around 5 a.m. on Feb. 7 when LAPD officers blasted at least 100 rounds at their pickup.
The settlement means they cannot pursue any future injury claims against the city.
An attorney for the women say the deal spares the city from defending a case that would likely have cost millions of dollars. Attorney Glen Jonas said he negotiated with City Attorney Carmen Trutanich for weeks before the deal was reached on Monday night.
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Knoxnews.com gets a top-10 ranking
The Bivings Report has ranked the recently redesigned knoxnews.com as the sixth-best newspaper Web site in the country. They offer some kind words:
I'm not sure a newspaper website could look any better than this one. When we talk about de-cluttering sites and making them look "clean", this is what we mean.
A big congrats to our online staff and the rest of the Scripps team that worked on the redesign.
The top 10:
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Wewt! That's right ... we rock!
Are those ranked in order? Granted, the NYT has a great clean look--they've done a terrific job of combining a newspapery-feel while making it attractive and easy to read (at least to this non-designer). But the unless the NYT has added a lot I'm unaware of, WaPo runs circles around most other sites, including the Times, in terms of unique and webby online content.
Meanwhile congrats to you guys.
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Your link to the Knoxville paper sends me to the Denver Post.
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Two Tennessee online newspapers in the top ten- that's pretty impressive.
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which alternator?
does anybody know the part number(s) for the one wire gm alternator that will fit under the hood of a 74? i know u can use a hitachi but i aint skilled enough to put in the diode that is needed. thanks
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Just walk in to your favorite auto parts store and tell the old guy behind the counter what you want.
Different auto parts store name, more than likely different part number for the same item.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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This one worked on my 52. Napa # 213 401 1SW
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I been upgrading the 10si alternators to a one wire altenator and raising the output at the same time. There are kits available on the net for the 10si altenators for upgrading them from 60amps all the way up to 105amps along with the one wire parts/directions too.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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here is a link to Boss's how to
When using the Napa # 213 401 1SW one wire alternator it kicks in at a lower RPM.
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Bill, why would you want 105 amps? 60 is probably twice the output of a cub generator. Ed
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The Napa one has worked well for me. I have purchased 6 of them total. 3 that I own and 3 for someone else. I have had zero problems.
Are you putting it on the one you were working on at DSCF?
You will need one of Clint's brackets.
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The NAPA alt 213 401 1SW works as it should, I can not verify the other brands. There coil works great too.
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Re: which alternator?
Oh don't sell yourself short. If you're skilled enough to hang the alternator on the tractor you're certainly skilled enough to wire in the diode.
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gonna try the napa one hopefully this weekend I certainly hope i have a big enuff hammer
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Americus, Ga., December 31, 2001: Families living in inadequate housing will get a new home this year, thanks to Cellular One's holiday promotion that raised nearly $200,000 for Habitat for Humanity International. A check was presented to Habitat for Humanity International founder and president Millard Fuller today.
Cellular One stores in 32 cities, owned by Atlanta based Price Communications donated $10 to Habitat for Humanity International for every holiday cellular package sold between Nov. 15 and Dec. 31, 2001. Proceeds are going toward construction of 16 houses within Cellular One in Georgia, Florida and Alabama service areas.
"We are grateful for the support of Cellular One and its employees," said Millard Fuller, president and founder of Habitat for Humanity International. "It is critical that Habitat receives the support of individuals and businesses to keep the dream of homeownership alive for families in need of adequate housing."
"We are happy to know that Cellular One is contributing towards a big dream for a family in Americus," added Desi Wynter, Executive Director of New Horizons Habitat for Humanity Of Greater Sumter County Georgia.
"Shoppers who chose one of our holiday cellular phone packages got a great value while helping to make a dream come true for someone in our community," said Michael Bruno, CEO and President of Price Communications Wireless, Inc.
Price Communications Wireless, Inc., owns 41 Cellular One stores throughout Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and Florida. Local stores are at 404 Tripp Street in Americus and 1217 16th Avenue East in Cordele.
Habitat for Humanity International is an ecumenical Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating poverty housing. Founded by Millard Fuller, along with his wife, Linda, Habitat for Humanity International and its affiliates in more than 2,000 communities in 83 nations have built and sold more than 100,000 homes to partner families with no-profit, zero-interest mortgages.


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Two men who were convicted of murder as teenagers and spent 15 years in prison are seeking exoneration after several other co-defendants have been cleared of wrongdoing.
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Petitions filed by their attorneys Monday allege that the Cook County State's Attorney's office and the Chicago Police Department withheld evidence that would have cleared the two.
Their attorneys go on to state that the police department coerced Phillips, Gardner and several other codefendants into giving false confessions, according to the statement.
Two of the people who actually committed the murders have been identified, and one has confessed, clearing Phillips, Gardener and the rest of their codefendants – known as the "Agatite 7" -- of wrongdoing, their attorneys said in the statement.
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Tourists, students, expatriates, cosmopolitans, and explorers, American artists traveled widely during the nineteenth century. This exhibition explores this theme and features work by Mary Cassatt, John Singer Sargent, and James McNeill Whistler, among others.
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Firm Roots featuring Brad Collins performs. Experience the hybrid of jazz, blues, funk, and R&B inspired by the traditions of organic American music interpreted by Brad Collins, one of Baltimore's favorite saxophone players. Tickets are $25 (20% off for members of the Walters and WEAA 88.9 FM.)
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The federal government wants to get out of the wolf-protection business after devoting four decades and tens of millions of dollars to saving the gray wolf.
Wildlife officials want to leave it to individual states to determine the future of the legendary canine predator.
The gray wolf has recovered from near-extinction in the lower 48 states. It now stands at a historical crossroads that could test both its reputation for resilience and the tolerance of ranchers and hunters who bemoan its attacks on livestock and big game.
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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- The aggravated assault charges against the man beaten by two Chattanooga Police officers have been dismissed.
Monday, Adam Tatum pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. He has already served the six months required.
Tatum still has to serve 55 days for a separate armed robbery charge.
His attorney says the dropped charges makes his multi-million dollar federal lawsuit against the city, the police department and Erlanger, even stronger.
Channel 3 first showed you video taken from the Chattanooga Salvation Army's federal halfway house last June. It shows Chattanooga Police officers striking Adam Tatum with batons dozens of times, breaking his leg in multiple places.
The officers lost their jobs.
Tatum is suing them, the CPD, and the city for $50 million. His attorney then turned the fight to dropping Tatum's assault charges.
"In essence, he's done with the state charges," says Robin Flores, Tatum's attorney.
Flores filed a post-conviction petition and the judge approved it.
Both Flores and the District Attorney's office agreed, Tatum was not fully aware of who he was pleading guilty to assaulting.
"It's the correct decision when you review all the evidence," says Executive Assistant District Attorney Neal Pinkston.
Pinkston says there were other technicalities as well. Tatum never signed the appropriate waiver after his original plea and there was no way to review how he answered to the charges.
"In Sessions Court, we don't have a court reporter; we don't have a full audio recording of his plea," says Pinkston.
With the approved petition, Tatum's case went back before a Sessions Court judge, where he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge, with credit for time served.
"He was teary eyed. Very happy," says Flores.
With the state charges dropped, Flores says Tatum's federal lawsuit is even stronger.
"If you've already got a conviction or plead to it in state court to resisting or whatever, then you just shot yourself in the foot in federal court," says Flores.
There were also accusations the District Attorney's Office was withholding that video evidence but both sides came to terms that was not true.
It is not clear if the time Tatum has served so far will impact his federal sentence.
In the meantime, officers Sean Emmer and Adam Cooley, the two officers fired, are fighting to get their jobs back.
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The Erie Blizzard has merged with the Niagara Fury in the first-year Continental Junior Hockey League.
League president Jim Cashman announced Monday that the Blizzard and the Fury will compete as a single team in the Tier III Junior A league. Cashman has not released the league's new schedule, and it is unclear if any games will be played in Erie. A call to Ice Center of Erie general manager Steve Tuholski this morning was not immediately returned.
Cashman also announced in a posting on the league's website that Syracuse and Indiana, Pa., will sit out the league's inaugural season, which is scheduled to start Oct. 16. Johnstown, another franchise that had intended to play this season, earlier announced it would not field a team and might play in 2011-12.
Niagara — coached by Cashman, who lives in Fort Erie, Ontario — and the Alpena (Mich.) Thunder are the league's remaining teams.
This is the fourth league Cashman has started that has struggled to gain footing. The four-team Gulf Coast Hockey League fell apart in 2001, Cashman said, because investors withdrew after 9/11. The North Eastern Hockey League played a shortened initial season, did not play in 2004-05, then re-emerged as the Continental Professional Hockey League. The CPHL season was called off before it was half finished. The NEHL was reinstated the next year, but shut down in January 2008.
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Walker's Point Waterfront Retreat in Welaka
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 1,400 - $ 1,450 / month
vacation rental description
Beautiful Scenic Waterfront Vacation Retreat -- modern, spacious pre-
manufactured home located on 150 foot bulkheaded waterfront (canal
and creek), centrally located in Putnam County -- 29 miles to the
beaches in St. Augustine and Crescent Beach, 53 miles to
Jacksonville (home of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Super Bowl 2005),
53 miles to Daytona (Daytona races), 55 miles to Ocala (Silver
Springs), and only 91 miles to the entire Orlando entertainment
areas including Disney World.
You can bring your own boat; public ramp available within minutes
from property, and dock her at your front door for immediate access
to Dunns Creek and St. Johns River. St. Johns River is only 2-3
minutes from your front door by boat! The prized large mouth black
bass abounds in the St. Johns River, the Oklawaha River and in the
Rodman Reservoir, especially in the late spring and fall.
This property is located at 154 Boca Raton Road, Satsuma, Florida,
32189, and is at the dead end of Boca Raton Road. You have to drive
over dirt roads to get to the white fenced area and paved entrance
to Walker's Point -- which is completely surrounded by waterfront
and wilderness areas -- and is your own personal scenic retreat.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 02-27-2014 at 5:19 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Peggy or David Trump 386-328-3511
house rental amenities
Completely Furnished -- Linens, full-service kitchen, multi
cabinets, large selection of dishes,utensils,pots and pans,
microwave, coffeemaker, toaster, toaster oven,electric can opener,
electric blender, garbage disposal, dishwasher, intercom
radio/cassette player, games. Outside has large covered carport with
gas barbeque grill, plus covered back porch and outdoor
furniture including 2 large rocking chairs,overlooking an outdoor practice/
driving net for the golfers. This house also has a
small covered porch on front of house facing Dunn's Creek and Rat
Three Bedrooms (2 King, 1 Queen -- one overlooking
canal),Two Baths,Cable TV (comcast). Master
bath has large step-in shower and separate oversized tub. Family
Room has comfortable rocker/recliner and couch with recliners at
both ends -- overlooking views of canal, wilderness, and Dunns
Creek, which flows into the St. Johns River. Ample parking for motor
home and/or boat trailer on adjacent lot.
Washer and Dryer, Iron and Ironing Board, Central Heat and Air,
virtually everything you could need - Due to location of property to
water, this is an adults only rental. Sorry, no smoking inside and
no pets are permitted.
Owners live adjacent to property to answer any questions you may
have about the house and/or the surrounding areas of interest.
activities and attractions in Welaka Central Florida
Tour the wilderness, watch nature at its finest, including turtles,
alligators, many birds, egrets, owls, hawks, or fish for various
types of fish (after all, this is the Bass Capital of the World) --
or fish without leaving your own scenic retreat -- Lots of big bass
live in those lily pads at the end of the property.
Visit Palatka's famous oldest restaurant, Angel's, for their
delicious burgers and shakes, or try prime rib, fish and shrimp
dishes at local restaurants, some overlooking the St. Johns River.
Antique shops, arts and crafts shows, flea markets, golf courses,
fishing tournaments, outlet mall shopping centers -- whatever your
pleasure -- are only a short distance away. Local theaters showing
the latest films and at reasonable prices! Local School of Art
offers many free performances.
Local Senior Friends and other groups have numerous on-going health
and fun activities and outings, and local Over 50's Club and other
groups have weekly and/or monthly dances. Churches of all
denominations are within driving distance.
Other activities available upon advance request are rides on the
Owner's Pontoon boat (not included in rental price) down Murphy's
Creek to watch for alligators, or to water-front restaurants for a
gourmet lunch or dinner on the St. Johns River or over to the local
Burger King for shakes and hamburgers!
vacation rental rates
MONTHLY - $1,450 (U. S. Dollars) OR $1,400 (U.S. Dollars) with minimum stay of 2 months
WEEKLY - $750 (U. S. Dollars) OR $700 for more than one week
Security deposits will be required to reserve this property for you
( $175 for weekly or $750 for monthly). Total rental
amounts are due in full at least one week prior to check-in, unless
other arrangements are made between Owners and Renters. Security
deposits will be refunded within one week of check-out, provided
there are no renter-related damages to property.
Rental rates includes water, electricity up to $50/month, cable tv,
and weekly trash/garbage pickups, regular yard maintenance.
Peggy or David Trump 386-328-3511
accepted payment methods
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Hala Kahiki Pineapple Beer - Rivertowne Pourhouse
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Ratings: 179 | Reviews: 29 | Display Reviews Only:
3.25/5 rDev -4.7%
07-20-2014 00:09:17 | More by Irish12
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -12%
07-19-2014 19:54:16 | More by michaelfcasey
New Jersey
2.81/5 rDev -17.6%
- can. pineapple beer. natural pineapple juice added.
A: Palest of straw pour produces a monstrous white pearl head of two fingers, which lapses rather quickly leaving splashy lace marks on the vessel. Very light misty haze, with a dense nature of macro-effervesce rising at a good rate.
S: The pineapple is fresh and fruity upon the pour, fairly dominant at arms reach. Inside the glass a more natural, warm pineapple aroma, lightly tart with some funky straw, barnwood and pineapple leave.
T: The pineapple juice definitely takes over the beer aspect. A pineapple shandy? Lightly tart, funky warm, cooked pineapple slices like you would have on a ham. Fruity aspects with a strange apple sauce bite on the swallow.
M: Wheaty, pineapple feel on the mouthful, mid-body depth, carbonation feels much lower then the visual, ok overall.
O: Drinks like a pineapple shandy or wine cooler. Seemed a bit odd at times. Its a pineapple beer, and as much as i like pineapple, i like it better when derived from citra hops and not from pineapple juice addition. A C- range beer at the days end, with a strange tart pineapple finish that may discourge next sips let alone second servings.
07-18-2014 00:12:56 | More by beerthulhu
3.75/5 rDev +10%
07-17-2014 02:09:00 | More by hilgart1
3.25/5 rDev -4.7%
07-16-2014 20:07:53 | More by pat_usher
2.5/5 rDev -26.7%
07-16-2014 13:19:36 | More by Walkerjgt
3.46/5 rDev +1.5%
12oz can with no canning date. Poured into an unlabeled snifter 7/13/2014.
A- Mostly clear, though slightly hazy, light straw-yellow body with a one finger white head that disappears fairly quickly. Looks like filtered pineapple juice, I suppose.
S- Smells slick and sweet, just like what I would expect freshly squeezed pineapple juice. If you cut up some pineapples and bring them to work in a tupperware to eat as a snack, this smells like the residual juices in the container. And a touch of yeast. No complexity, just that nice pineapple sweetness.
F- Starts tasting more like a pineapple beer than pineapple juice. Crisp, slightly tart but mostly sweet pineapple juice mixes in with an earthier but still sweet pale malt with a touch of yeast spices. Quite sweet, but in a refreshing fruit manner, not a sugary ice frosting manner.
M- Thinner in body but not watery. Packed with plenty of flavour and carbonation. Easy drinker with a pineapple (what else?) finish.
O- Haven't had a pineapple beer up to this point, but this is pretty much what I would expect out of a pineapple beer. This is a well-executed beer, even if it's more of a novelty summer session beer.
07-14-2014 01:44:28 | More by Stevedore
3.63/5 rDev +6.5%
12 ounce can into pint glass, no canning date. Pours moderately hazy/cloudy golden straw color with a small foamy white head with decent retention, that reduces to a thin lace cap that lingers. Light spotty lacing clings on the glass, with some moderate streaming carbonation. Aromas of lightly tart juicy pineapple, pear, light banana, wheat, bread, light honey, and light grass. Nice and pleasant aromas with good balance of pineapple fruit and pale malt sweetness; with decent strength. Taste of slightly tart juicy pineapple, pear, light banana, wheat, bread, light honey, and light grass. Minimal bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of pineapple, pear, light banana, wheat, bread, light honey, and light grass on the finish for a good bit. Nice balance and solid robustness of pineapple fruit and pale malt sweetness; with zero cloying flavors after the finish. Light-medium carbonation and medium bodied; with a very smooth and lightly syrupy mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is well hidden with zero warming present after the finish as expected of 4.8%. Overall this is a nice session fruit beer. Good balance and solid robustness of pineapple fruit and pale malt sweetness; and very smooth to drink. Nice amount of authentic fruit flavor without feeling watery; a nicely enjoyable offering.
07-13-2014 22:45:31 | More by superspak
3.25/5 rDev -4.7%
07-13-2014 16:25:55 | More by ItsBeer4Me
New Jersey
4.08/5 rDev +19.6%
Not a fan of "sweet" beers but it was a very hot day and and was out in the sun most of the day. Saw this beer on tap and was willing to give it a try as it sounded very refreshing. Was completely surprised with the flavor and overall experience. I know if I had this beer at a different time and place it wouldn't have been as appealing. The color mimicked the color of a pineapple and there was plenty of carbonation which added to the refreshment; the smell of pineapple was strong enough to notice but not overbearing. The mouthfeel was thin but not too thin too feel watered down; the low alcohol also was welcomed. A great beer, worth a try for sure if you're on the fence about fruit beers. Nice job, Rivertowne!
07-08-2014 00:57:50 | More by rkcrozier
3.75/5 rDev +10%
07-06-2014 23:50:16 | More by rdeitch21
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -12%
07-01-2014 19:03:03 | More by ArtZan
New Jersey
2/5 rDev -41.3%
06-29-2014 21:43:05 | More by JMS1512
3/5 rDev -12%
06-25-2014 18:20:59 | More by jonaspb
3.75/5 rDev +10%
06-24-2014 19:43:39 | More by toppoop
2/5 rDev -41.3%
06-24-2014 03:55:39 | More by Lysswilkins
4/5 rDev +17.3%
06-20-2014 18:37:27 | More by Tweekers237
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -4.7%
06-19-2014 01:58:21 | More by starshockey9
2.5/5 rDev -26.7%
06-18-2014 17:31:09 | More by clfrost
4.25/5 rDev +24.6%
06-17-2014 16:11:19 | More by Tanbeer73
3/5 rDev -12%
06-16-2014 23:17:20 | More by kevinbest19
3/5 rDev -12%
06-16-2014 13:22:38 | More by brycevolk
3.25/5 rDev -4.7%
06-16-2014 01:34:18 | More by PA-Michigander
2.5/5 rDev -26.7%
06-15-2014 00:05:28 | More by 98green
3.5/5 rDev +2.6%
06-14-2014 18:08:22 | More by BridgetCharity
Hala Kahiki Pineapple Beer from Rivertowne Pourhouse
78 out of 100 based on 179 ratings.


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