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mauihouse4rent in Kihei
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 4,100 - $ 6,550 / week
$ 9,500 - $ 17,500 / month
vacation rental description
This unique split level non-smoking home is available to rent as the entire house (5 bedrooms), or
the top 3 bedroom or lower 2 bedroom level only. There is a full kitchen/living room on each level. This is the perfect place for your next vacation, family reunion or
Holiday Celebration. Come enjoy the quiet of a residential street just a short walk to restaurants,
shops and some of Maui's best beaches. Each level has a private patio with a gas BBQ, fully stocked
kitchen with electric stove and full bathroom. The top level has partial mountain and Ocean views
from the deck. All the bedrooms have luxurious 450 thread count sheets and down pillows. A five
person Jacuzzi nestled in a private bamboo oasis awaits you after your day at the beach or
sightseeing. Unlimited telephone to the U.S and Canada and high speed wireless internet is provided as well as a large selection of DVD movies
and a Sony Playstation 2.
For your convenience we also provide Croquet and bocce ball which you can play on our large grass
lawn, assorted snorkel gear, boogie boards, beach chairs, coolers & beach towels are all provided for your traveling convienance. The location is just right and so is the price! Come experience "Casual Island living"
without breaking the budget. Completely remodeled (Sept 2007) this home is beautifully decorated in
cozy Hawaiian beach style décor with all the amenities and comforts of home. There is plenty of room
to entertain your family & friends on the kitchen bars outside decks and patio or on the spacious
grass lawn.
Nearby attractions include world class Golf courses, Maui Ocean Center Aquarium, Whale watching
(seasonal), hiking, snorkeling & Scuba. This home is located less than a ½ mile from some of Kihei's
favorite beaches and park systems and a 'not so known' beach in front of multimillion dollar beach
estates. Some of our favorite restaurants within walking distance are "Sarento's" and "Five Palms"
both are on the water with awesome sunset views. Another favorite is "Fred's, don't miss the great
fish tacos! Above Fred's is "Moose McGuillicuddy's" a fun sports bar and restaurant. The Shops of
Wailea and many other restaurants and shops are just a few miles away including Denny's and several
convenience stores.
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property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 06-26-2014 at 2:58 PM.
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Loren and Denise 808 250-1208
house rental amenities
Ocean and Mountain views. Enjoy a beautiful view of all the island of Lanai and West Maui Mountains
from the upper deck. Walking distance to one of Maui's best beaches!
5 person Jacuzzi tucked away in its own private bamboo oasis!
Large manicured grass lawn great for the kids and family.
activities and attractions in Kihei Maui
This house is perfectly located near some of Maui's best beaches minutes from Shops of Wailea along
with world class golf and restaurants. 1/2 mile, from where the dive and snorkel boats depart to
Molikini just a 15 minute boat ride away along with turtle haven great for snorkeling or diving with
Maui's green sea turtle.
vacation rental rates
$2015 is $550 per night and 2016 is $600 per night with a 4 night minimum except Christmas and New Years which is $900 per night with a 6 night minimum. There is a one time cleaning fee of $250. 20% down holds your dates with the balance due 60 days prior to arrival. 10 days prior to arrival a refundable $500 damage deposit is held agianst your credit card and than released within 10 days of departure. 20% cancellation fee applies to all reservations if cancelling 60 days prior to arrival (90 days for Christmas and New Year).
This house is a 5 bedroom but can be rented as a 2 bedroom lower level for $250 per night or a 3 bedroom upper level for $350 per night with a one time cleaning fee of $150 per level. There is a full kitchen and living room on each level with it's own entrance.
Loren and Denise 808 250-1208
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Kihei
- Visit some of Maui's best beaches great for the whole family.
- Snorkel with turtles!
- Attend a Laua
- Stroll the Resorts and Shops of Wailea
- Snorkel or dive Molikini. The boat ramp is less than a mile away
Top things to do on a budget
- Come in September during the years best rates.
- Ask owners for a a last minute special. Applies within 60 days
- Rent your car ahead of time online.
- Stock up at Cosco upon arrival.
- Ask us for Maui's Insider Tips. We live here and can help.
Top things to do with a family
- Visit the House Of The Sun - Haleakala
- Drive to Hana. It's all the exploring along the way thats fun.
- Experience a Helicopter ride. Do Maui and Molikai in 1 trip.
- Go to a Laua. Come during humback whale season.
- Experience the beaches, snorkel and dive with Maui's marine life
Loren and Denise , owner


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alarm in Hamilton.
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Circle around 2:45 a.m. on Saturday morning.
Upon arrival, crews found one occupant suffering from
significant burns from hot cooking oil.
The victim was transported to the hospital via helicopter.
There was no additional fire or injuries reported.
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Domus to close Pleasanton store next Thursday
Original post made on Jul 23, 2008
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, July 23, 2008, 11:54 AM
on Jul 23, 2008 at 1:45 pm
I'll miss Domus, but it will hopefully open the way for a glorious new nail salon! We sure could use one!
Or a bank.
on Jul 23, 2008 at 4:43 pm
I'm looking forward to the addition parking.. whoo hoo.
on Jul 23, 2008 at 7:43 pm
About a year ago the store started changing - not the same displays, merchandise or employees!!! It was a great store, but it was not the same!!!! It seems like downtown needs a store like this. Too bad they could not make it work!!!


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Dr. Kristof Kloeckner to Deliver Partner Keynote at 2010 Red Hat Summit
CTO of Cloud Computing to Discuss Strategy During Address
Dr. Kloeckner will discuss current cloud computing initiatives and what lies on the horizon for the still-advancing technology during his Partner Keynote at Red Hat Summit . The keynote will take place on Thursday, June 24 at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. The summit begins on June 22 and concludes on the 25.
As CTO of Enterprise Iniitiatives and Vice President of Cloud Computing Platforms, Kloeckner oversees all of IBM's cloud computing initiatives. Previously, he was a CTO and VP of Strategy and Technology for IBM. He joined the company in 1984 as a development engineer, working as a member of the Boebligen Development Laboratory.
IBM has the largest network of cloud computing labs in the world and with the recent acquisition of Cast Iron Systems, a private company that specializes in cloud integration software, their initiatives continue to take shape.
The Red Hat Summit will offer labs, demonstrations and hands-on sessions for creating public and private clouds using Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Registration is still open. For full rates, click here.
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NEWBURYPORT — Treat the special women in your life to decadent desserts while also helping fight breast cancer during Boston Bakes for Breast Cancer from May 6 through Mother's Day on May 12.
More than 300 restaurants, supermarkets, bakeries, cafés, chocolate and ice cream shops throughout Massachusetts will participate in Boston Bakes for Breast Cancer, including Mission Oak Grill and Not Your Average Joe's in Newburyport.
Participating establishments have the option to designate all sales of one specific dessert or 50 percent of proceeds from their entire dessert menu to support Bakes for Breast Cancer, Inc., a nonprofit breast cancer organization dedicated to making a difference. Bakes for Breast Cancer, Inc. will contribute 80 percent of proceeds to breast cancer research and care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
Boston Bakes for Breast Cancer was founded in 2000 by Carol Brownman Sneider in memory of her mother, Eva Brownman, who lost her battle with breast cancer. Since its inception the event has raised more than $650,000 for breast cancer research and care at Dana-Farber through the Eva Brownman Research Fund currently under the direction of Eric Winer, MD, director of the Breast Oncology Center and Thompson Senior Investigator in Breast Cancer Research, Susan F. Smith Center for Women's Cancers at Dana-Farber.


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Pelican Cove 15 in Anna Maria Island
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 2,891 - $ 4,641 / month
vacation rental description
Recently remodeled. Pelican Cove #15 offers it all - luxury water front living at a great price. Located 10 yards from Sarasota Bay and 50 yards from the Gulf beach. This condo just underwent a $20,000 improvement project. It is fresh, beautiful and inviting. Enjoy the best panoramic views of Sarasota bay from your east balcony. On the west balcony you can see the Gulf of Mexico and hear the waves rolling in on the white sand beaches. Quiet Bradenton Beach is Florida at its best, and part of world famous Anna Maria Island. Once you visit, you will want to come back!
Pictures and a virtual tour are available upon request.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 06-20-2014 at 7:46 AM.
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Jeff Mills 317-627-1633
condo rental amenities
Boat dock for use of all guests. Pelican also has a generously sized heated pool, jacuzzi, and tennis court.Fully furnished with all the amenities you need to make your stay relaxed and enjoyable. Main BR has king size bed & private full bath, walk in closet. Second BR has two twin beds and closet. Two full sized baths; bonus sleeper sofa bed in the living room; fully equipped kitchen; washer and dryer. Spend more time relaxing at home and enjoying the view.
activities and attractions in Anna Maria Island Gulf Coast Central
Take the free public trolley to go anywhere on the island day and night. Or rent a bike, boat, kayak, or scooter and go anywhere you want around the island, coast or bay. Restaurants offer a variety of fares, from fresh seafood to German to world class BBQ and pizza (Mr. Bones and Omas Pizza have to be tried). And everything is close by! This is the sport fishing capital of the world - get in on the action. Contact the chamber of commerce for a list of captains operating off the island, or look in the yellow pages for a full listing of the area. Check out Moat Marine or nearby Sarasota Jungle Gardens for a learning experience you and your kids will remember. Want to get closer to nature? Visit nearby Myakka Sate Park, Florida's largest. Take an airboat ride, or rent a canoe, and see gators and wildlife up close. Or just take a picnic to enjoy under the Spanish moss at a sheltered rest site. Whatever you do, enjoy the end of each day with a view of the sunset second to none in the world.
vacation rental rates
$1,400 a week from Jan through end of April.
$875 a week from May through December. Upcharge for Christmas week.
We do large discounts for stays over one month.
We do large discounts for stays in the fall of the year (the weather is great, and you have the island to yourselves too!)
Jeff Mills 317-627-1633
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Anna Maria Island
- Watch the sunrise over the bay
- Watch the sunset over the gulf
- Relax on the white sand beaches
- Swim in the Gulf of Mexico
- Boat and fish Sarasota Bay
Top things to do on a budget
- Fish from the Public Pier on the north end of AMI.
- Fish from our private dock
- relax in the private pool and jacuzzi.
- See Myaka state park and its gators
- visit Moat Marine museum
Top things to do with a family
- Rent bikes and go up and down the island
- Take the free trolley up and down the island.
- Have a picnic at Coquina state park (walking distance)
- Walk up to the ice cream shop.
- Hop on a small party boat and fish the Gulf.
Jeff Mills , owner


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Connecting students and graduates with Kingston employers
A Queen's study has found few students live and work in Kingston after graduation because they aren't aware of potential employers or career opportunities.
The findings are detailed in a paper that recently won the Rob Shea Research Award, a national award recognizing significant contributions to the fields of career practice and school-to-work transition.
"We identify that the vast majority of Queen's students ranked Kingston second in a list of places they'd like to live and work after graduation," says co-author Jennifer Massey, Director – Career Services, Research and Assessment and Graduate Student Life. "But the students weren't staying, and we needed to figure out why."
The paper harnesses data from the 2008-'09 Creative Economy Study, which was commissioned by the Kingston Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) and led by The Monieson Centre at the Queen's School of Business in partnership with Student Affairs Research & Assessment and Career Services.
"One of the problems I see in Kingston is we seriously lack people between the ages of 25 and 45," says Mayor Mark Gerretsen. "That's why it's so important that the city focuses on making sure students are aware of the employment possibilities that exist within Kingston."
To help combat the problem, Queen's Career Services and KEDCO will present Work in Kingston Day on Feb. 2 at Grant Hall. The career day is designed to connect students with employers looking for full-time, part-time and summer employees. More than 50 local employers have signed-up to attend the event, more employers for a one-day career fair than ever before at Queen's. Confirmed employers include: the City of Kingston, Kingston Police, Ontario Public Service and Kingston General Hospital.
"We have highly-qualified graduates sitting on our doorstep and a pool of talent that we really need to tap into," says J.P. Shearer, KEDCO's Director of Business Development. "We need to put some strategies in place to encourage students to stay here."
Unlike traditional career fairs, this event is designed not only to connect students to job opportunities, but also to include some educational programming like on-site resume checks and tips for engaging in discussions with potential employers.
Employers attending the event are seeking current undergraduate and graduate students and well as those nearing graduation and looking for full-time jobs.
For more information on Work in Kingston Day 2011 visit the website.
School of Business Professor Yolande Chan, graduate student Sean Field (Department of Geography) and former Director of Career Services Paul Smith co-authored the paper. The award-winning paper will be published in The Canadian Journal of Career Development in March.


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[Quantum Owners] Re: New engine for a saloon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Apr 04 15:00:21 2012
I have cougar v6 discs with xr4x4 calipers on the front of my coupe but they do need 15" rims to clear.i have a mk5 escort master cyl , the details of that were on the club site at one time. the power steering was from an mgtf(or mgf same thing) i used the column as was along with the mg switchgear,ignition and column plastics. The bottom of the column has two uj's with a small shaft between .this section does remove from the column so could easily be modded to fit the std fiesta rack pinion. i have a one off rack made using a fiesta body and rack bar but fitted with a mk3/4 escort pinion. the pitch of teeth ,helix angle etc all match ok and it just screws in place of the fiesta one. this mod allows the lower uj to fit straight on with no mods ! you will need to fab up a suitable bracket to position the column , some have adjustable tilt which is nice. The ecu to run the column is a fairly small item to hide.it needs a hefty 60a constant supply! you will also need to provide it and ignition live,tacho feed and speed input.the speed sensor screws into the ford box as is .the sensor is used in many rovers as their speedo .i have a electronic speedo(from y2k fiesta) using the ford inline transducer on the coupe and the rover sensor piggys onto that .i suppose you could get someone to make up a module to generate this signal instead. the switch gear electrics could be blended into the original loom quite easily as most functions transpose ok,the coupe had a total custom loom made to accomodate the dash and several other leccy upgrades. the important and most oddly expense item was the loom from the ecu to the actual column. I got an mg breakers to strip the steering bit from a damaged loom which cost bout 50 or so.if you wanted to solder to the ecu rather than plug in you could save there. pheewoo! hope some of that makes sense , there should be pictures on here or the club site of the end result in the coupe , sorry been a LONG time since it was done so some of the finer bits are a bit fuzzy :-) Darren On Apr 1, 10:37 pm, bilje55 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have recently bought my 3rd Quantum...a saloon with the original > 1600 cvh engine fitted. In time I shall want to fit a more modern > engine with fuel injection. Advice please, which is the best engine to > go for and what exactly is involved? > Research would seem to suggest that an 1800cc Zetec is possibly the > best option as such engines are readily available and considerably > cheaper than the 2 litre version of the same engine. Is this > information correct? Will this engine bolt up to a standard ib5 box? > What type of electric water pump do people use? Which fuel tank will > fit? > I understand that the brake servo may well need upgrading,,to what ? > Also I've heard that some club members have used Mondeo disks / > callipers to beef up the brakes, but that 14 or 15" wheels become > necessary in order to fit over the Mondeo equipment. > Finally (for this post anyway) I will very probably want to fit power > steering: my first Quantum saloon had very heavy steering, which I > "cured" by fitting the largest diameter Mountney wheel I could buy. I > have heard that one could use either an electric column from an MG or > a Vauxhall item from a Corsa. Please could someone tell me > specifically which parts to get? ( Which model of corsa / MG...what > else needs to be done...what snags there are). Do I have to attach the > Ford bracketry to the new column to take all the Ford switch gear? > I know that a lot of this information is probably here already on the > forum, if I knew where to look; accordingly I'm interested in any > replies...even if they only point me in the right direction ! > Cheers > Bill -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Quantum Owners Group" group. To post to this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/quantumowners?hl=en IMPORTANT NOTE: All information presented herewith is provided on an "As Is" basis, without warranty or the implication thereof. Neither the Quantum Owners Club nor the individuals associated with the Quantum Owners Club or in the preparation of the above information shall have any liability to any person or entity with respect to liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by the instructions contained within this or related message(s).
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I haven't encountered this before. The project manager box is locked on the left of the screen, and there is no option to move it, only to close it (see pic). I went into the CUI and tried editing it under the pallettes section, but nothing changed. any thoughts?
Solved! Go to Solution.
another note, i changed workspaces to the autocad electrical default, and the box is able to be moved again. for some reason, the 'acade & 2d drafting & annotation' workspace doesn't allow the project manager box to move in any way. Is that by design, anyone know?
Did you try to Left Click and Drag on the Title Bar for that window? That is how I always move it.
yes, if i try moving it, the mouse pointer just turns to a red circle with a line through it.
That was all I had. Maybe someone from Autodesk can respond.
Did you lock the position of your toolbars in the problem workspace.
Look at the bottom left of the acade window. In the status box there should be a padlock.
If the padlock is closed, you may have locked the positions. Right click and select the docked menu bars, then select unlocked.
Now try and move the menu bar and see if that works. If all else fails, try unlocking ALL the items.
Regards Brad
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Largest top floor rental unit, Approximately 1300 sq. ft. in Cocoa Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Chateau by the Sea
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 650 - $ 1,250 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 2,800 / month
vacation rental description
Cocoa Beach Paradise - Beautiful, fully furnished 2 bedroom 2 bath. Located next to the Cocoa Beach Pier. Fabulous shopping and restaurants within walking distance. 1 king bedroom suite and 1 queen bedroom suite with private baths. We will consider pets that are under 20 lbs. there will be a pet deposit please inquire when making a reservation.
vacation rental location
property availability
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- unavailable dates
Last modified on 07-25-2014 at 9:08 PM.
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Andrea Pelecki 321-637-9000
condo rental amenities
Full size washer and dryer, 2 televisions, cable, large kitchen, smooth top stove, microwave, dishwasher, free parking, unsecured wi-fi.
activities and attractions in Cocoa Beach Atlantic Coast Central
Ron Jon's Surf Shop, Cocoa Beach Pier, Port Canaveral, Kennedy Space Center, Deep Sea Fishing, Golfing, 1 hour away from all attractions.
vacation rental rates
Nightly 125 to 175
Weekly 650 to 1250
Monthly 2000 to 2250
Payments can be made by: Money order, Cashiers check
There is an addtional charge of 11% Florida tax, and 80.00 cleaning charge.
$500 Refundable Damage Deposit.
$100 deposit for rooftop key. Rooftop access is for renters staying 1 month or more.
When you have confirmed the dates you want I can either email you the contract or mail you the contract. You will need to send the contract back with the security deposit within 7 days to keep your dates. 60 days prior to your stay you will need to pay the remaining balance.
Andrea Pelecki 321-637-9000
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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To the editor:
It seems that Richard Tisei lines up with his party's vice presidential pick, Paul Ryan, and his budget plan for Medicare that would leave seniors at the mercy of private insurers with a voucher and offer zero protection with regard to preexisting medical conditions; all the while making sure to give more tax breaks to millionaires and billionaires. I think Tisei and Republicans have the wrong priorities.
This Tisei-Ryan plan isn't a serious solution. It is a return to the Bush years. Here in Massachusetts we don't support ideologues or their agendas. We take the lead on issues — just like we did with health care. Whether Richard Tisei, Paul Ryan or Mitt Romney (really, you can insert any Republican here) wants to admit it, health care reform is working and helping our state.
If we elect leaders driven by a rigid ideology, they will try to force-feed their agenda on the American people and there are only two possible results. One, they'll be successful and middle-class families will be left holding the bag. The second is that we will stay stuck with the same gridlock we've experienced for the past couple years.
Richard Tisei will be nothing more than a foot soldier for the Republican agenda. I, on the other hand, think there is a third way. One in which we elect leaders, like John Tierney, who believe in solutions that bring us out of this mess and move our country forward. I don't think I'm alone.
Lucille Grant


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The story of a boy, his dad and the most memorable hockey game they would attend.
In the holiday spirit, taking a little time to dish out some fun nuggets of information to impress the grandparents.
Where did they go from here? A look back at the fates of the individuals who made up the beloved 1993 Islanders.
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If you're looking for a comfortable, quiet Lexus that would make your grandma happy, you can skip this one.
While it looks a lot like the IS sedan on the outside, what's under the skin makes this car — the 2013 IS F — a Lexus unlike any other.
And it's completely insane.
Lexus started with its basic IS sports sedan platform, which is small by luxury-car standards, and managed to squeeze a 5.0-liter V8 engine under the hood. That's the same displacement as a Ford Mustang GT, and its 416 horsepower can take this car from a standstill to 60 mph in 4.6 seconds.
Now that all 500 copies of the LFA supercar are sold out, that means the IS F is the best performing Lexus you can buy today. And the LFA's $375,000 price tag makes the IS F's sub-$62,000 price look like pocket change in comparison.
It's hard to overstate how different this car is from the normal, $36,000 IS 250 you see on the road all the time.
In addition to the monster engine, it's got freakishly big, cross-drilled brake discs to bring it to a stop, along with a suspension that was tuned to confidently handle some of the fastest racetracks in the world. That's important for a car that can reach 170 mph.
One of my favorite things about it, though, is its eight-speed automatic transmission.
Think it's crazy to put an automatic in a thoroughbred sports sedan like this? I did, too, until I drove it and felt how quickly and precisely it shifts — sometimes changing gears within a tenth of a second — to provide the same visceral thrill and instant gratification that I usually get from a manual transmission.
Overall, the driving feel isn't as raw as you get from a BMW M3 or Mercedes C63 AMG. I spent a few hours driving it on the Interstate and didn't feel fatigued, even with the firm suspension and sport-oriented seats with lots of side bolstering, which is a good sign for people who want to use this as an everyday get-to-work car instead of a weekend toy.


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Variable speed peristaltic metering injector
January 20, 2005
The FLEXFLO A-100NV variable speed peristaltic metering injector is now offered with an optional Micro-Flow FVS (Flow Verification Sensor). With this option installed, the pump's electronics will continuously monitor the FVS to ensure chemical injection. If chemical should fail to inject, the pump will stop and an alarm relay will close, allowing for remote alarm indication or initiation of a backup pump. For more information, contact Blue-White Industries at 714-893-8529 or go to www.bluwhite.com.


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Staff Report
Cooperstown Crier
---- — Tom Taplin struck out 16 and walked two in a three-hitter as No. 5 Pulaski downed fourth-seeded host Cooperstown in a Section Three Class C-2 quarterfinal at Doubleday Field.
"He's the best we've faced all year," said Cooperstown coach Frank Miosek, whose team had two of its three hits in the seventh inning.
Taplin got out of the seventh-inning jam with a comebacker and back-to-back strikeouts to secure the victory for Pulaski (9-7), which advanced to a C-2 sectional semifinal Saturday.
Jack Donnelly, James Johnson and Ray Cabrera singled for Cooperstown (9-7), which got four strikeouts in six innings from Ethan Bliss in a combined four-hitter with Sawyer Haney.
Pulaski clean-up batter Steven Glenister hit an RBI single to left field in the first inning to open the scoring. Kevin Koehler walked, stole second and moved to third on a balk by Bliss, who was penalized for "pitching too fast," Miosek said, to set up Glenister.
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TEHRAN - President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday that some people who are not literate enough are constantly airing criticism of the Geneva nuclear deal while university scholars only express their views in private.
Rouhani made the remarks in a meeting of university chancellors and heads of research and training centers in Tehran.
"Why do only a number of people with little knowledge speak?" he asked.
"Why when an international event happens professors only write a private letter to the president? Why don't you cry loudly? Why don't you come to the scene?" he asked. "The history will not forgive us for this."
"Why only a small number who are" supported "by a small number of groups speak?" the president noted. "However, we do not say that they should not speak but why should only they speak?"
He also said it is necessary to avoid factional disputes, advising hardliners to put an end to a constant talking of "left faction" or "right faction".
"Let's take care a little bit about people and our country and the future of our country."
The president also said it is necessary to provide a calm political atmosphere in universities.
Some consider university and student as a "threat" but the "government of prudence and hope" - a trademark of the Rouhani government - believes that university is a "solution and not a problem," he explained.
He added some political groups consider themselves as the "custodian" of people and view all others as "suspects".
Elsewhere in his speech, the president said students should know about "politics" and this does not mean that universities should be turned into centers for "factional or political" activities.
The president also said nobody has the right to use "public wealth" to promote the views of a particular party or faction.
Rouhani also said it is necessary to promote unity in the country.
"Don't we want to seek reconciliation? Do we want to stand against each and not abandon an issue which had happened in the past," the president said in an indirect reference to the protests that followed the 2009 presidential election.
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The president who described some critics of the Geneva deal as people with less knowledge provoked a reaction among some parliamentarians and certain political figures.
A principlist politician, Lotfollah Forouzandeh, said, "We have no right to call our critics uneducated." He said the government should be open to criticism.
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That's a dangerous combination.
The final result — a 91-82 Sacramento win — proves it.
The Magic did themselves in with yet another sluggish first quarter, turnovers that jumpstarted the Kings' transition game and missed shots despite good looks at the basket.
"If we play the right way, we win this game," said power forward Glen Davis, who scored a game-high 20 points and collected a team-high 11 rebounds.
With the loss, Orlando fell to 2-2 on its West Coast road trip, which will conclude Sunday night in Phoenix.
The thing is, the Magic had their chances Friday night.
Despite all of their miscues, they still built a four-point lead early in the fourth quarter. But the Kings, sparked by backup guards Isaiah Thomas and Jimmer Fredette, regained control.
Sacramento's fourth-quarter run started with a fluke play.
A Kings teammate fed the ball to Thomas as Thomas sprinted down the lane on a fastbreak. Orlando's E'Twaun Moore deflected the ball just as it arrived in Thomas' hands, and the ball rose upward, hit off the glass and fell through the hoop to cut Orlando's lead to 66-64.
After Davis made a layup to extend the lead back to four points, Davis missed a pair of short attempts on Orlando's next two possessions.
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The Kings sprinted down the court and tossed the ball ahead to Fredette, who sank a 3-pointer. His basket awoke the announced crowd of 16,305 inside Sleep Train Arena and, more importantly, gave the Kings a lead they never relinquished.
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"I thought we needed to push the tempo," Kings coach Keith Smart said, "and we had to make this team run."
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Oak Grove, KY (Christian County) -- The Kentucky State Police investigated a two-vehicle, injury collision that occurred on I-24, at approximately the 88 mile-marker westbound, on Tuesday, June 25, 2013, at 6:45 a.m.
The preliminary investigation revealed that Justin McElhaney, 32 of Midwest City, OK, was operating a 2012 International tractor-trailer westbound on I-24. Rowland Turner, 36 of Clarksville, TN, was operating a 2008 Honda Civic westbound on I-24 in front of Mr. McElhaney. Both vehicles were entering the construction zone.
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If you're undergoing osteoporosis treatment, you're taking a step in the right direction for your bone health. But you might have many questions about your therapy. Is the medication you're taking the best one for you? How long will you have to take it? Why does your doctor recommend that you take a weekly pill when your friend takes a pill only once a month?
Kurt Kennel, M.D., a specialist in endocrinology at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., answers common questions about osteoporosis treatment in women and describes how osteoporosis medications work.
Bisphosphonates are the most common medications prescribed for osteoporosis treatment. These include:
Hormones, such as estrogen, and some hormone-like medications approved for preventing and treating osteoporosis, such as raloxifene (Evista), also play a role in osteoporosis treatment. However, fewer women use estrogen replacement therapy now because it may increase the risk of heart attacks and some types of cancer.
Bisphosphonates slow the bone breakdown process. Healthy bones are in a state of continuous breakdown and rebuilding. As you get older, and especially after menopause when your estrogen levels decrease, the bone breakdown process accelerates. When bone rebuilding fails to keep pace, bones deteriorate and become weaker. Bisphosphonates basically put a brake on that. These drugs effectively preserve or maintain bone density during menopause — and decrease the risk of breaking a bone as a result of osteoporosis.
Drugs in the bisphosphonate class are more alike than they are different. Some studies show differences in potency or effectiveness at maintaining bone density, but they're all still effective drugs. All bisphosphonates have been shown to reduce the chance of a fracture. The decision to take one drug over another often is based on:
Your doctor might recommend a monthly dose of medication if it's going to be better tolerated or better accepted. But if you're the type of person who might forget to take your medicine every month, you might do better taking it once a week.
The main side effects of bisphosphonate pills are:
To ease these potential side effects, take the medication on an empty stomach with a tall glass of water. And don't lie down or bend over for 30 to 60 minutes to avoid the medicine washing back up into the esophagus. The majority of women who follow these tips don't experience these side effects. But it's possible for an unlucky few who take the medicine correctly to still have stomach upset or heartburn.
Bisphosphonate pills don't absorb very well in the stomach, which is why you should take them on an empty stomach and not eat for at least 30 minutes. But bisphosphonates also can cause stomach upset. To avoid this side effect, some women may:
Two infusion medications — those that are injected directly into your vein — have been approved for osteoporosis treatment:
Injected forms of bisphosphonates don't cause stomach upset. And it may be easier for some women to schedule a quarterly or yearly injection than to remember to take a weekly or monthly pill.
Long-term bisphosphonate therapy has been linked to a rare problem in which the upper thighbone cracks, but doesn't usually break completely. This injury, known as atypical femoral fracture, can cause pain in the thigh or groin that begins subtly and may gradually worsen. It can sometimes develop in both legs at once.
Bisphosphonates also have the potential to affect the jawbone. Osteonecrosis of the jaw is a rare condition in which a section of jawbone dies and deteriorates. This occurs primarily in people who take very large doses of the medication by vein (intravenously) — much larger than the doses typically used for osteoporosis — because they have cancer in their bones. In these individuals, a small number have poor healing of the jawbone after a dental extraction or other trauma to the jaw.
Up to five years of treatment with bisphosphonates is safe and effective. The scientific literature is full of good studies of all the bisphosphonate medications that prove their safety and show their effectiveness at preventing fractures of the hip and spine for up to three to five years.
Beyond five years of treatment, there's less certainty. There just haven't been many long-term studies done. One thing that is known, though, is that even if you stop taking the medication, its positive effects can persist. That's because after taking a bisphosphonate for a period of time, you build up the medicine in your bone.
Because of this lingering effect, some experts believe it's reasonable for women who are doing well on treatment — those who have not broken any bones and are maintaining bone density — to consider taking a holiday from their bisphosphonate after taking it for five years. But if you're at high risk of fractures or you have very low bone density, taking a break from your osteoporosis medication may not be a good idea.
Osteoporosis medications lower the chance of fracture, but they don't eliminate all risk of breaking a bone. If you have a fracture while on treatment, your doctor will reassess you to check for other problems that may have contributed to the broken bone.
Depending on the outcome of that assessment, you may be a candidate to switch to a more aggressive bone-building therapy such as parathyroid hormone, manufactured as teriparatide (Forteo). This treatment is typically reserved for women who are at very high risk — those with very low bone density or who have had fractures. Teriparatide has the potential to rebuild bone and actually reverse osteoporosis, at least somewhat.
Another option might be to switch to a newer type of osteoporosis drug called denosumab (Prolia, Xgeva). Denosumab produces similar or better results, compared with bisphosphonates, but works in a different way. It's delivered via a shot under the skin every six months.
Don't rely entirely on medication as the only treatment for your osteoporosis. These practices also are important:


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Precious metals prices turned in quite impressive performances last year, with silver gaining 36% and gold up 24%. Although silver and platinum are both far behind their historical highs, gold surpassed its' record 2008 high of $1033 per ounce in mid-December of last year, going as high as $1226 before falling due to the weakening of overseas currencies and some profit taking.
Gold went as low as $1062 last month, and over the last few days gold has been evasive about which side of $1100 it can gain the most support. Gold is still on most economists' "watch-lists" right now because the majority of mainstream projections place gold between $1350 and $1600 by the end of the year, which would be a demonstrative shattering of the current $1226 record.
The dollar is expected to lose 9-14% of its' value this year, and the inverse relationship that many commodities have with the dollar applies to gold as well. Precious metals like gold and silver also benefit from a declining US dollar, although it doesn't appear likely that silver or platinum could surpass their respective historic highs in 2010.
Platinum climbed to over $2200 in 2008, before the automotive industry took a dive and eliminated the need for many platinum-infused carburetors. Abundance of production silver, and profit taking have repressed silver prices as of late, and these two identical looking white metals are presently valued at $1509 and $16.18 per ounce, respectively.
While recent forecasts confirm prior predictions of higher prices across the board for gold, silver, and platinum, it looks like record-breaking precious metals prices could be limited to gold in 2010, as silver is $40 below its' historical high, and platinum is over $600 beneath its' record-high mark. If you wish to buy or sell precious metals, or if you simply need more information on a particular topic, our customer service experts will be glad to assist you.
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Louise Elizabeth Collins, age 92, of Yale, passed away at 3:20 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, at St. AnthonyÕs Memorial Hospital, Effingham. Ê
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Cummins Church, rural Yale, with Ivan Bennett officiating.ÊBurial will be in the Hunt Cemetery, rural Yale. Ê Visitation will be from noon until service time at the church.ÊIn loving memory of Louise, memorials may be made to the Cummins Church.ÊBishop Funeral Home, Greenup, is in charge of arrangements. Condolences may be left at www.blakefh.com.
Louise was born Feb. 23, 1920, in Rose Hill, the daughter of Edwin O. and Gladys (Gosnell) Romack.ÊShe married Maynard Collins on Aug. 25, 1939, and he preceded her in death on Oct. 6, 1995. Louise worked as a cook at the Rose Hill School and later worked at E.R. Moore Company in Newton. Louise was a member of the Cummins Church, Rose Hill Household Science Club and a former member of the Order of Eastern Star.ÊShe enjoyed playing cards.
Louise is survived by children, Jerry (Loraine) Collins of Yale, Linda (George) Randazzo of Bloomingdale, and Patrick Collins of Effingham; sister, Neva Baker of Effingham; nine grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; one great-great grandchild.
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With a charitable remainder trust you can make a meaningful contribution to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) while taking advantage of a reliable income stream and generous tax savings.
A smart strategy is to put highly appreciated shares of stock you purchased years ago to work to benefit you, your family and LLS. If you were to sell low-yielding stocks to produce extra income, you'd be subject to a significant capital gains tax. A trust, which you can customize to meet your individual needs, can offer capital gains tax advantages.
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By creating a charitable remainder trust with highly appreciated stock, you:
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Trusts can be created for the lifetime of named beneficiaries or for a specified term not to exceed 20 years. You can choose from two types of charitable remainder trusts: a charitable remainder unitrust or a charitable remainder annuity trust. The main difference between the two is in how payments are calculated.
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- The trust pays a fixed percentage each year to you and/or to other beneficiaries that you designate.
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- Upon the death of the last named beneficiary, the remainder of the trust is transferred to LLS.
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3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
05-08-2013 03:25:29 | More by st9647v3
3.68/5 rDev -4.2%
22oz bottle poured into a large mug. I haven't given Hale's another shot since I gave up on them a few years ago due to the ever present metallic flavor to their beers -- every beer, every time, every format, every location (including the brewery).
Pours murky tan color with a medium pale head, fades slowly, makes little curtains as it fades. Smell is bright, sweet, hoppy, a little yeast to give it a slightly bready impression.
Taste is grapefruit rind hops, grapefruit rind hops, grapefruit rind hops, and some malty sweetness. There is a very slight metallicness coming through, but I'll chalk that up to personal prejudice.
Mouthfeel is nice. Chewy without being overpowering. Overall, it's a pretty good beer, but even for a DIPA, it's overbalanced toward the hops.
09-16-2012 02:35:34 | More by snaotheus
4/5 rDev +4.2%
On tap at Pint Defiance today.
The beer pours a golden amber color, with very good head retention and decent lacing. The nsoe is prototypical DIPA, as I pick up considerable dry citrus, some pine, and some noticeable sweet malt. The flavor profile replicates the nose, but with the hoppy bitterness clearly winning out in this aggressively hopped DIPA. The sweet malt struck me as a bit much, but the hoppy bitterness was more than sufficient to counter and balance that sweetness. Mouthfeel was medium bodied, with a fairly long, bitter finish, which ultimately dried out the sweet malt. Alcohol is noticeable, but is not over the top boozy in this well crafted DIPA.
A nice enough DIPA, but I'll still take the regular supergoose given a choice.
09-14-2012 22:26:52 | More by John_M
4.25/5 rDev +10.7%
07-15-2012 05:09:40 | More by Kopfschuss
4.5/5 rDev +17.2%
12-04-2011 18:48:48 | More by Kevin79
4/5 rDev +4.2%
11-23-2011 06:54:59 | More by twelveinches
2.58/5 rDev -32.8%
Cloudy orange amber with big foamy sandy tan head and good retention and lacing. Subdued pine and hints of citrus sweetness. Bold pine and citrus hops upfront balanced quickly by a big malt backbone with a surprisingly nearly clean finish... at first. A relatively light bitter linger and warming alcohol... at first. Creamy and thick feel.
This is an easy drinking DIPA with strong hops and good balancing malts. At least that's what I was going to say about this one. About halfway through this lived up to it's name with an increasingly alcoholic aftermath. I was surprised to see this was only 8.5% considering it tasted like liquor by the end. I guess if you can't hide the alcohol just go with it. I like a good warmingly alcoholic beer but this just drowned out all the flavor and any enjoyment of drinking it. It was kind of funny watching how many times I dropped the scores I thought it should receive. Bonus points for an appropriate name but the aftermath to my tastebuds was too much to take.
02-17-2011 21:47:48 | More by Bfarr
New York
5/5 rDev +30.2%
I havent officially reviewed a lot of beers, but this beer put me in the mood tonight. I poured this 22oz bomber (courtesy of Knordstrom)in a tulip glass. Poured a beautiful amber orange with a 1/2 inch frothy head of tight tiny bubbles. the bubbles stuck to the side creating excellent lacing. smelled of citrus probably grapefruit and orange with a floral undertone. tastes like heaved. A citrus hop explosion. the mouthful was lively and a smooth swallow with that tingle from the alcohol and hops left at the end, zero alcohol burn or bitter aftertaste (surprisingly!). This is a highly drinkable beer if you dig hopbombs like I do. Cheers to Hale's on this one. Hope to try again real soon.
12-19-2010 03:22:39 | More by shrek806
3.28/5 rDev -14.6%
If you're never been to Hale's Brewery, it's a must-go. I've never walked into an establishment where beers are brewed and experienced such a wonderful cornucopia of fresh-grain smells. It makes the whole dining experience particularly satisfying.
As for this entry into the Hale's line, it's not my favorite. I'm a huge hop-head, so on that note Aftermath satisfies. However this brew has a lingering puckering bitterness, almost list that of an ESB, that I can't shake.
Decent beer, but one I won't seek out again...
11-27-2010 02:21:18 | More by troutmask96
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
Served in straight pint glass. Poured a medium orange-amber color with just a thin cap of white head that had low retention and lacing.
This beer had a very nice piney hop aroma and a trace of maltiness was in the background. The flavors were very similar, pine hops blended with a noticeable malt foundation and a bit of a sweet finish.
The body was very good, thicker and more full than most of the style. Drinkability was pretty good, a little better than average for the style, mostly due to the fuller body. Overall, a decent, if unspectacular, example of the style. Worth trying when you see it.
11-20-2010 21:04:04 | More by beertunes
4.38/5 rDev +14.1%
A: Poured a deep orangish color with good carbonation and a nice white head
S: Lots of pine, grapefruit on the nose
T: Wow. Big pine, orange peel, grapefruit, heavy caramel at times, sharp booze. Me likey.
M: Caramel, lots of flavor, booze, medium body
D: Good
11-20-2010 20:59:27 | More by barleywinefiend
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +4.2%
22oz bottle.
Pours hazy copper with an orange tinge and a half inch head of bone. Plenty of torn lacework throughout the glass along with a solid skim coat on the surface.
Aromatics lead off with a mix of crushed pine and grapefruit with chewy malt. Shades of caramel, toffee, and figs under a repressed hop nose. Definately lacking the hop blast found in great IIPA's.
Medium bodied with a chewy, tacky mouthfeel. Gummy.
Heavy pine with grapefruit under leads off the palate. Quite pithy and resinous with plenty of alpha-laced bitterness. A good dose of malt and caramel tries to balance but just adds some sweetness which I feel detracts in the style.
Finishes with a lingering bitterness riding below a somewhat rough attack of pine-smashed grapefruit and chewy malt. A slight burn on the throat from some fusels as well.
Tasty enough and plenty of points for the onslaught of hops on the palate, but the nose is meek and the hopping in general could use some complexity and finesse. A bit of heat helps the beer lean in a more Barleywine-type direction.
09-09-2010 00:55:20 | More by brewandbbq
3.43/5 rDev -10.7%
Was taken back by the darker appearance. Dark amber. Almost murky. Alcohol in the aroma.
Strong alcohol profile, dominates any detection of fresh hop presence. Really disappointed when a fresh hop beer doesn't taste like hops, much less fresh ones. The beer isn't a total waste, still enjoyable, was more akin to the strong ale style I thought though. Bitterness sure, heft yeah, but wasn't what I signed up for.
06-18-2010 22:43:21 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.38/5 rDev -12%
Purs a dark straw withsome cloudiness and a thich head. The aroma is pure hops and very desirable to any hophead.
This beer goes down very well at the beginning, strong hops with some malt, but becomes almost astringent at the end. The alcohol in this bottle was very detectable and unlike any other bottle of Aftermath I have tasted.
This beer is execellent and should be on any hop[head's list but this batch did not mask its alcohol very well.
06-29-2009 01:48:47 | More by KJH
4.1/5 rDev +6.8%
A: Poured into a tulip. This is a heavy and fuzzy molten orange lava. Pillowy cream colored head. Retention is moderate. Lacing leaves tiny bubbles pasted around the glass. Sits in the glass a tangerine tinted sludge.
S: Big juiced up hops aromas. Pungent herbal mint and lemon zest. Grapefruit and pine sharpness with slight cherry sweetness towards the back. As it warms there are more pronounced cararmel candy and watermelon bubblegum smells.
T: Much like the smell the taste here is a flavorful juicy hops blast. Tropical fruit goodness. Sugary citrus and ginger spiced peaches. Buttery orange roundness with a sprig of spearmint. Relatively strong ABV that stays hidden behind the numbing hops.
M: Creamy and rich with decent carbonation.
D: This was a very solid IIPA and easily the best I have tried, so far, from this exceptional brewery. Went well with the new Valhall album Red Planet.
06-20-2009 04:48:21 | More by erikm25
4.65/5 rDev +21.1%
Wonderful beer have to knock down the dinkabilty cos its so strong and as much as i love great ale, i can only drink so much. This of course is not a negative since i can always drink this again later, strong beer is not a bad thing, its just not a session ale (unless you can really hold your own).
smelt great, tasted even better. Had the pleasure of tallking to the master brewer at a beer event at the FrontDoor in boise ID. Wife didnt like the beer, but she is learning to enjoy ipas.
A great beer, you must try
06-04-2009 04:17:11 | More by kraven
3.45/5 rDev -10.2%
pours a semi-cloudy amber with a medium size off-white head, and good lacing.
smell of light grapefruit, some caramel, earth, a touch of citrus, and a touch of pine.
taste is thick, grapefruit hops, citrus, a touch of sweet malt, some caramel, and some pine, ends bitter, and dry.
05-30-2009 21:30:30 | More by froghop
3.63/5 rDev -5.5%
Thanks to ibrew2or3 for this one.
A: Pours a nice golden orange hue with a nice head. Pretty good retention with spots of lace.
S: Lots of citrus hops up front, a bit of bitterness can be detected. Hints of caramel malt peek thru as well.
T: Very much the same as the aroma with the caramel sweetness really coming thru. The hops are there to round it out. Good, not great.
M: Medium in body fairly smooth.
D: Not bad.
10-29-2008 17:16:23 | More by tpd975
3.9/5 rDev +1.6%
Mostly orange in color with plenty of brown going on. Some haziness. Solid, foamy head that keeps its shape for a good long time and leaves nice lacing down the glass. We're looking at lots of hops.
Aromas of citrics backed with caramel malts. Lots of citrics. Good power, great aroma, pleasantly bright.
The hops don't bring the anvil down on the malts quite like the nose indicated, but this is still a pretty good dosage. Lots of Capital C hops here, mainly leaning on the citrics but also incorporating tons of pine resin and herbal off-tones.
Specific flavors include peaches and orange zest and grapefruit. Pine needles take the back seat, while the caramel and crystal malts rears their heads in the finish.
Speaking of which, this finish is super-long and mouth-coatingly bitter. Some pepper and pine resin go the distance here. The crystal malt component seems to really accentuate the harshness of the hops, and brings my drinkability score down quite a bit.
Solid but not superlative double IPA.
09-25-2008 04:59:38 | More by BretSikkink
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
Pours a very cloudy orange. Thin head. This is the cloudiest IPA I have ever seen.
This has offsmells right off the bat. Animal urine and feces. Very sweet with pine overtones.
Taste is off the scale as this style should be in the hop department. Pine forests, sweet malts, and alcohol and hop bittering. Great typy taste.
Mouth feel is medium, but the bitternes takes it off the scale in the drinkibility department.
This is a "sipper" ipa.
Other than the offsmels..this was a good offering.
08-10-2008 03:37:51 | More by Trueant1
Aftermath Imperial IPA from Hale's Ales Brewery & Pub
86 out of 100 based on 52 ratings.


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Since some disappointed with the band's evolution since God Says No (a suicidal attempt) and Monolithic Baby, Dave Wyndorf brings us a new album with some new things. The first audience was not too optimistic but before i listened to the album 20 times in 2 weeks i just can say that it's a great album. Of course it's not spine of god, superjudge or even dopes to infinity, but it has some tunes that make it superb. Wall Of fire (coolest song), Cyclone, A thousand stars, Blow Your Mind and Slap in the face are the classic MM hits and his way is in between Dopes to Infinity & Powertrip eras. And we've got new sounds in 4-way diablo, solid gold, no vacation or You're Alive…
If you like MM this is much better that GSN an MB, try it
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Since some disappointed with the band's evolution since God Says No (a suicidal attempt) and Monolithic Baby, Dave Wyndorf brings us a new album with some new things. The first audience was not too optimistic but before i listened to the album 20 times in 2 weeks i just can say that it's a great album. Of course it's not spine of god, superjudge or even dopes to infinity, but it has some tunes that make it superb. Wall Of fire (coolest song), Cyclone, A thousand stars, Blow Your Mind and Slap in the face are the classic MM hits and his way is in between Dopes to Infinity & Powertrip eras. And we've got new sounds in 4-way diablo, solid gold, no vacation or You're Alive…
What this Monster Magnet release has going for it: 1] Great lyrics, teeming with attitude and space rock ethos. Lyrics have always been one of Dave W's strong suits. They certainly are on this disc. 2] Strong production, orchestration, and mixing. 4WD sounds SLICK. 3] Srong musicianship. They all shine on their instruments. The bass is a bit higher in the mix than on previous recordings and you finally get to hear just how great this guy is. 4] Dave W's singing. They guy's pipes are as strong as ever but the excellent production brings it out all the more. he shows off his versatility on this disc. Dave W. is no one trick pony when it comes to singing. 5] Once again MM proves that psychedelia doesn't have to be wimpy.
What this Monster Magnet release doesn't have going for it: 1] The songs keep threatening to take off into 5 star territory but they never quite make it. This is no Dopes to Infinity but it gives me hope that another one of Dopes To Infinity caliber may be coming down the pike some time soon.
The Good
"4-Way Diablo" has a simple yet effective rock riff that mixes well with Dave Wyndorf's deep and smoky vocals. "Wall of Fire" cranks up the energy and tempo to fist pumping levels. "You're Alive" employs a bass heavy riff and a catchy and repetitive chorus. Harmonic background vocals and devilish lead vocals make up the track "Cyclone." The main focus on "I'm Calling You" is the lyrics and vocals. The rhythm recalls the stoner rock of the 70s. "A Thousand Stars" uses faded guitar tones mixed with trippy guitar licks. "Slap in the Face" has an intro that builds anticipation for the sweet rock groove to follow.
The Bad
Nothing notable
The Verdict
Don't expect the programming and effects that you remember Monster Magnet for. 4-Way Diablo features a raw, stripped down version of the group which may just be the perfect niche for them after all.
In my humble opinion, this latest effort from Dave Wyndorf and crew is every bit as potent as their 'Monolithic Baby' or 'Powertrip' discs. Just shows us all how much we can depend on Monster Magnet to pen out such killer heavy space rock. Tracks that had me playing this CD over many times were the in-your-face "Wall Of Fire", "You're Alive", "Cyclops", their good Stones cover "2000 Lightyears From Home", the (almost) ballad -{?} "I'm Calling You" and the total *ss-kicking "A Thousand Years". Line-up: Dave Wyndorf-guitar & vocals, Ed Mundell-guitar, Jim Baglino-bass and Bob Pantella-drums. An absolute must-have. Hope they tour again this summer.
I'd been anxiously awaiting the release of "4 Way Diablo" for a while now, and from some of the press saying that it was a "return to form" for the band it had me very excited. And this is rightfully so, because when Dave Wyndorf is on in his songwriting, he's one of the best in his craft.
I would also like to preface the coming statements by saying that I love Monster Magnet, and have been a huge fan for some time. Dopes to Infinity has easily earned it's way into my favorite albums of all time, and I absolutely adore everything from Tab all the way up to God Says No. Now Monolithic was something I didn't feel almost at ALL (save Radiation Day and There's No Way Out of Here), and I feel that it was the start of a trend. A trend that this album seems to do it's best to break.
Now the album is not without it's bright points (Monster Magnet, no matter how far from their prime they may be, will never completely fail). It starts off nicely with the title track, which is a good energetic number. Wall of Fire continues the pace and is another upbeat track. Any momentum that the album has going at this point is almost completely wasted with the third track, "You're Alive". I mean, as nice as it is to hear someone repeat that phrase for four minutes, I'd rather not hear it. It really is a terrible track.
However, Dave reigns it back in with Blow Your Mind. It's got a little elevator jamminess to it at the beginning, and carries along nicely. What comes next is probably the best song Wyndorf has written in 7 years, Cyclone. This song would fit in with any of their best stuff, and shows that MM is indeed not going away quietly. Truly epic through and through.
It's no secret that Dave loves to have covers on MM albums, and they're almost always a good addition with a little spin on them. The cover here is a Rolling Stones one, "2000 Light Years From Home". This one isn't any different from the rest as it is a success. Nice and spacey, it doesn't take anything away.
After the unremarkable "No Vacation" comes "I'm Calling You". This one is another throwback to the Monster Magnet of old. It's epic, but doesn't quite get there with the guitar.
The quality of the rest of the album tapers off a little bit after this. Solid Gold is ok, but nothing to write home about. Freeze and Pixillate is a nice/spacey instrumental. A Thousand Stars is pretty uneventful. Slap in the Face is saved by the excellent guitar work by Ed Mundell near the end. The album ends with Little Bag of Gloom. It's short, but it's definitely a pretty good closer.
Overall, this album is probably near the back of the catalogue. It's most certainly better than Monolithic Baby!, but it's probably neck and neck with God Says No. If someone was trying to get into MM, I'd definitely say this would be an album to start with along with Powertrip and Dopes because it touches on some of the best parts of MM, but doesn't quite get there. I've done my best to not outrightly discredit it, but the rest of Monster Magnet's history is just that, monstrous.


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Villa El Milagrito in Cozumel
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Costa del Sol
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,500 - $ 2,100 / week
$ 3,500 - $ 6,400 / month
Cozumel House deals
stays between: 8/5/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 11 days
Book now and get 5% off
7 night minimum stay, not valid with any other deals. Discounted below 2013 rates for a limited time only.
- $1,500 $1,425/week (5% off)
deal# DRJ6ES
vacation rental description
Wake up to the sounds of waves on the shore, enjoy the luscious and breathtaking views of the surrounding exotic gardens, bathe in the most crystal clear waters in existence, scuba dive in one of the finest diving spots in the world, enjoy all the great site seeing and amenities and at the end of the day relax and enjoy the beautiful sunsets on your own private terrace. Villa El Milagrito gives you all of this and more.
Villa El Milagrito (The Little Miracle Villa) is a beautiful modern oceanfront luxury property located in the gated community of Villa Costa Del Sol in the island of Cozumel. This gorgeous villa is situated right on the Canal De Cozumel within the Caribbean Sea on the beautiful Yucab Reef of the Yucatan Peninsula.
This beautiful fully furnished villa features 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, modern kitchen with granite countertops and all the amenities necessary to enjoy a wonderful stay. The first floor features an open space concept living and dining areas that allows for great flow and lots of sunlight. Two bedrooms are located off the living areas, each featuring 2 beds, a walk-in closet and a private bathroom. A half bathroom and laundry room are conveniently located on the first floor as well. The master suite is privately located on the second floor with lots of space, master bathroom and its own private spacious terrace to enjoy the amazing elevated panoramic ocean views or admire the twinkling stars at night. All three bedrooms offer amazing panoramic views. Villa el Milagrito provides a fun and safe environment for you to enjoy.
So come and trade your everyday life for an amazing fantasy vacation in Cozumel! If you are interested in purchasing this property, please contact me. Enjoy your vacation at El Miliagrito!
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house rental amenities
Linens, toiletries, beach towels, alarm clock, housekeeping included, concierge service, 24 hour on call maintenance, security system, infinity edge pool and hot tub/Jacuzzi, exotic gardens, fitness room/spa, central air conditioning, electric stove, utensils, blender, oven, washing machine, clothes dryer, dish washer, toaster, refrigerator, microwave, satellite TV, DVD player, international phone calls, wireless internet, modern reverse osmosis water filter system, private pier, private beach.
activities and attractions in Cozumel Yucatan
Scuba dive in one of the best diving spots in the world, where you will enjoy visiting the water filled caves or cenotes and coral reefs. Visit the Mayan Ruins, take a ferry to Playa del Carmen, enjoy bathing in crystal clear ocean waters, go snorkeling and enjoy discovering the more than 200 species of fish that inhabit our reefs. Enjoy golfing, fishing, horseback riding, parasailing, surfing, fishing, swimming with the dolphins, tennis, sailing, jet skiing, windsurfing, boating, swimming, biking, restaurants, museums, Chankanaab National Marine Park, Satellite TV, shopping.
vacation rental rates
Date Daily Weekly Monthly Min. Stay: 3 Nights
Rate Summary 214 $1500 $3500 $642
April 1,2014 - April 31, 2015
Additional fees
- Sales & hospitality tax - not included
- Security Deposit - $500/ stay
James Gibbons 9148414743
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Top things to do in Cozumel
- Scuba diving
- sailing/snorkeling tour
- Aqua Safari
- Isla de Pasion
- Chankanaab National Marine Park
Top things to do on a budget
- Site seeing
- snorkeling
- Visit local museums
- Dining on your own private terrace
- Enjoy the ocean
Top things to do with a family
- Swim with the dolphins at Chankanaab National Mariane Park
- Museum of the Island of Cozumel
- Discover Mexico -Cultural Theme Park
- Faro Celarain Eco Park
- Mr. Sanchos
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Katie Dalton, a health coach at Integrative Health Center, shows FOX 10's Kristen Keogh how to make a naturally moisturizing anti-inflammatory face mask.
· One ripe avocado· 1 tsp organic coconut oil· 3 tbsp cacao powder (unprocessed cocoa powder)· 2 tbsp organic honey· 2 tbsp organic oatsInstructions:· After peeling and removing the pit, mash the avocado into a bowl.·
Add the coconut oil (which will be liquid above 75 degrees F), cacao
powder, honey, and oats and stir until you've reached a smoothed
consistency.· Optional: before adding the oats, grind them in a
blender or coffee grinder to create a smoother consistency. You can also
puree the whole mixture in a blender instead of using a spoon.·
Apply a thin layer onto the face and leave it on for 15-20 minutes. When
you rinse it off with warm water, gently massage the mask into your
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Linguine With Caper and Green Olive Sauce
Serves 4-6| Hands-On Time: | Total Time:
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1 26-ounce jar marinara sauce
- 1 6.75-ounce jar Spanish olives, drained and roughly chopped
- 1 3.5-ounce jar capers, drained and roughly chopped
- 1/2 cup fresh flat-leaf parsley, coarsely chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon zest
- 1 1-pound box linguine
- Heat the oil, garlic, and crushed red pepper in a large saucepan over medium heat until fragrant, about 2 minutes.
- Add the marinara sauce, olives, capers, parsley, and lemon zest. Reduce heat to low and simmer for about 15 minutes.
- Meanwhile, cook the linguine according to the package instructions. Drain and add to the sauce, tossing to coat. Transfer to a serving dish.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 446Calories From Fat 126
- Fat 14g
- Sat Fat 1g
- Cholesterol 0mg
- Sodium 1,423mg
- Protein 12g
- Carbohydrate 67g
- Sugar 8g
- Fiber 5g
- Iron 3mg
- Calcium 29mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
Quick Tip
Capers and olives are often packed in brine. If you are watching your salt intake, rinse them before cooking.
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Climb the first 70' of the inner passage to the base of the route. pitch 1, climb the 40' corner with pin to low angled slab above (5.11-PG/R?). pitch 2, this brilliant face is poorly protected and finishes at the top of pitch 2 of Knead Me (45m, 5.10 X). Note: there has not been a second ascent of the second pitch.
20' right of the Knead Me alcove is the start to the inner passage. This is the first route one encounters entering from north side.
3 sets of TCU's and 1.5 friend. Stoppers and brass nuts might work on second pitch, but may be too hard to place.


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Few franchises in the entertainment industry have seen as many ups and downs as Sonic the Hedgehog. And yet, some how, for some reason, the little blue guy has endured 20 years of astronomical highs and diabolical lows. Sonic Generations attempts to put a bow on the last two decades of Sonic games, and may finally prove that yes, you really can make a Sonic the Hedgehog game work in 3D.
One saying always holds true: If you're going to play a game, it's better late than never. Frequently blurring the line between retrospective and review, "Better Late Than Never" videos put the future in context with the past, often highlighting games that the public may have passed by for whatever reason.


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Think TwiceAre the two of you considering remodeling a room in your home? Think twice. The remodeling experience of many couples could be a horrible one if they don't share their expectations with each other.
- You may spend more money than you planned.
- Your remodeling project may take longer than you thought it would.
- You may find yourselves disagreeing on everything from the color of the floor tiles to the style of ceiling lighting to purchase.
- You may find yourselves living in chaos during the remodeling.
- You could end up not being happy with the results of the remodel job.
- Small or petty disagreements loom larger in your marriage relationship.
A remodeling project requires that the two of you are able to talk about money, hopes, dreams, expectations and dealing with mistakes.
Handy Hints for the Handy Couple
- If your relationship has communication problems or other unresolved issues, don't start a remodeling project.
- Have realistic expectations.
- Prepare yourselves for disruption of your daily routine by the noise, clutter, dirt and inconvenience of the project.
- Keep part of your house untouched, clean, and quiet.
- Talk about your expectations.
- Discuss how you will make decisions that involve different tastes and viewpoints.
- Do your homework, research, shop, and have concrete plans before you spend any money.
- Develop a budget. Discuss what your options are if your remodel project appears to be costing more than you planned.
- Be honest with one another about what you can handle and what you will or won't do on the project. For instanc, if one of you absolutely will not go up on the roof, that needs to be shared.
- Accept that conflict will happen. Be open to compromise.
- Don't let the project turn into a battleground that is really about other issues like power and control.
- Communicate, communicate, and communicate.