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SunDancer in Panama City Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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vacation rental description
Vacation in SUNDANCER.... just steps away from Sugary White Sand
On the quiet East end of Panama City Beach, minutes from the famous St. Andrews Park, just steps from the beach, sounds of the ocean waves hitting the sand and surrounded by dancing Sunlight, it is a great place to unwind, relax, and enjoy family time at the beach. You have great ocean views from every floor and the sunset view is amazing.
LOCATION , Location, location. It Works !
Don't worry about crossing busy streets, our corner lot home is only 50 steps to the boardwalk leading to the beautiful white sands of PC Beach.
Sunlight floods/pours/streams into the Living, Kitchen, and Dining areas on the 1st floor of this beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home, located on the corner of Gulf Drive and Hirt,
This bright and cheerful living room area with 10' ceilings, gas fireplace is beautifully decorated seating area for great conversations or viewing the latest movies on the 40" flat screen TV.
Off the living room is the striking dining table that seats 8 with extra seating at the breakfast bar in the large, fully stocked kitchen. Travertine floors, hardwood plank floors and granite counters give extra detail to the colorful surrounding.
Rounding out the 1stfloor is the Queen Bedroom and Bath which opens to the private pool for your enjoyment on days you just want to relax on the back patio lounge chairs. There is a gas grill poolside for leisure cooking outdoors if you desire.
There are beach umbrellas, boogie boards and beach chairs available for your use. A Washer/ Dryer and storage area round out the first floor rooms. A Side door opens to an off street parking space.
When you open the Master Bedroom balcony door on the 2ndfloor, you can see and hear the waves break on the gulf shore. Take a break and enjoy the rocking chairs. The master suite bathroom includes a walk in shower, separate water closet ,and a jetted tub.
The Kids Bunkroom and Bath gives plenty of privacy and kid friendly space. (portacrib available). This is the "kids hideaway".
WiFi is available at the Computer desk in the Hall.
On the 3rd floor is a spacious bonus room with colorful starfish sofa/chair set. A 62" TV entertainment center with lot's of DVD's and VCR tapes, books, games and puzzles are there for the family to enjoy. A wet bar, mini fridge, and 1/2 bath make this truly a great room for the kids/family to hang out in together.
From the 3rd story deck, watch the day begin and experience the spectacular sunrises and sunsets surrounded by Gulf sounds and views.
Check out our Facebook page for more pictures and information! Search 'Sundancerbeachhouse'
When it came time to purchase a beach property there was no other place that we wanted to buy than this corner lot on Hirt and Gulf. We live in Atlanta, Georgia, We have four daughters and fifteen grandchildren who are excited about the chance to spend time at the beach. We would like for you to enjoy staying at our beach house too. We have taken special interest in the interior design and furnishings to our home to create a great feel and comfort for your vacation time here.
If you prefer to dine out, we are located just moments away from some of Panama City beaches restaurants, Schooners, Scampi's and Montego Bay. All of these restaurants are within walking distance. The famous Captain Anderson's Seafood and the BoatYard restaurants are only 5 minutes away. Fresh Seafood restaurants are just a quarter of a mile pass the marina. Pier Park is only 8 miles away. a great place to visit, dine, and shop.
Also, just minutes away is St. Andrews State Park. We are located in a quiet community yet within easy access to PCB's main attractions and numerous amusement parks, and Panama City Beach nightlife, and many other attractions.
Watch fishing boats come in with the days catch at the nearby waterfront. In this same area, you have quick access to jet skis. trips to Shell Island, or Dolphin sighting tours. Also, Publix Grocery and Winie Dixie, plus a variety of discount stores are nearby tp meet many of the other shopping needs that you may have during your stay.
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house rental amenities
- LOCATION/ Gulf and beach views
- Beach 50 paces away
- Air Conditioning
- Linens Provided
- Washer
- Dryer
- Off Street Parking
- Parking for RV/Boat/Trailer
- Gas Fireplace
- 2400 sq. ft.
- Beds
- King Bed / premium mattresses
- Queen Bed
- 2 Bunk Beds and Trundles ( sleeps 6) porta crib
- 2 Convertible Sofa Beds with extra memory foam pads for extra comfort
- Entertainment
- Jetted Tub in Master Bath
- Cable TV
- Wi-fi
- Bedrooms have TV/DVDs.
- VCR Players/ DVD
- Lots of movies, books, games
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen Provided
- Refrigerator / Ice Maker
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Outdoor Features
- Private Pool/Patio
- Gas BBQ Grill
- Deck/ 3rdFloor
- Balcony outside Master Bedroom
- Communications
- Broadband Internet
- WiFi (Wireless Internet)
- Suitability
- No Pets Allowed
- Kid Friendly
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- Smoking Not Allowed
activities and attractions in Panama City Beach Gulf Coast North
Beach and gulf only 50 steps away
Bay Point Golf Course, Lagoon Legend Course, Hombre Golf Club/ Tennis
Mini Golf/Bungee jumping
2 Fishing piers/Snorkeling & Scuba diving/Deep Sea fishing charters
Shell Island
Sailing/Kayaking & canoeing/Jet Ski/Boat Rentals
Gulf World /Shipwreck Island Amusement Park
Pier Park shopping
Scooter & bike RentalsSt. Andrews State Park - well known for its sugar white sands and emerald green waters, having over one-and-a-half miles of beaches on the Gulf of Mexico and Grand Lagoon. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, and canoeing. Two fishing piers, a jetty, and a boat ramp provide ample fishing opportunities for anglers.
The Shell Island Shuttle carries passengers between St. Andrews State
Park and Shell Island every 1/2 hour, 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We also offer a snorkel package and kayak rentals.
Dancing/Fine Dining/Live Music/Bars
Wonder Works Family Musuem/Ripley's Believe It or Not!/ Zoo
Cinemas/Movie Theaters
vacation rental rates
Spring Break March 2 - April 20 $ 2600 week
Late Spring 20 April - June 1 $2300 week
Peak Summer June 1 - 17 Aug $ 2900 week
Late Summer Aug 17 - September 28 $ 2300 week
Fall September 28 - October 26 $ 1750 week
Winter October 26 - March 1 $1300 week / $3000 month
Taxes of 11.5% are not included in these rates
cleaning fee $150 ; $500 refundable security deposit (refundable)
3 night minimum : weekly rentals during Spring Break and Summer
There is an added charge of $100 per week per person when over 10 staying in this unit.
Fall/Winter long term or monthly rates
In order to keep our home beautiful for you and our next guests, we do not allow smoking inside the home : pets are not allowed.
We also do not allow rental to persons under the age of 27, unless with a family. No house parties allowed. ID required for reservations and check-in.
Rates are subject to change at any time & should not be considered final until confirmed by management.
- Credit Cards Accepted:
Brooke Hunter 4047258157
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 Panama City Beach
- Pier Park
- Dining and Dancing
- Beach and more Beach time
- Dolphin viewing tours
- Water sports
Top things to do on a budget
- Walk the beach sunrise and sunsets
- Read a book; view a movie
- Cycling
- Family Reunion
- Surfing/Fishing on the Beach
Top things to do with a family
- St Andrews State Wildlife Park
- Amusement Parks
- Recreation activities
- Shell Island
- Beach time
Brooke Hunter , owner


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She is lucky because some 10,000 American journalists were fired in the past decade due to the economic downturn and the ravages of the Internet – and she is still working, getting paid enough to make a living, innovating in multimedia journalism, seeing the world, mentoring other journalists and winning prizes.
Shute, who was born in Chicago, is married and has a nine-year-old daughter, has just made her first-ever visit to Israel to attend a conference on "Science and the Media" organized by the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology and the Israel Academy of Sciences and the Humanities. Switching to the other side of the pen, she gave an interview to
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Shute didn't inherit her love for medical writing from her family; Her father was an investment banker. Her octogenarian parents live in Oregon. One brother is a physician and the other is in investment banking. Nevertheless, without following anyone's example, "by age 12, I was publishing an independent newspaper with my middle- school friends, using a manual typewriter and drawing illustrations by hand," she recalled in an interview.
She graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a BA in English literature and received a master's from Yale Law School in 1980. As a Fulbright Scholar between 1993 and 1994, she went to Kamchatka, Russia, where she founded the city's first bilingual independent newspaper – and met her husband, Roman Kulbashny, who works for the US Federal government in the field of computers and physics in Washington, DC.
"Though I didn't start out as a science journalist, I quickly realized that the most interesting and challenging stories were those that demanded that I explain how science works and how it affects human life and society." Today, there are about 2,400 members in the National Association of Science Writers, she said, "and I think the majority of them are women. Some of them began as scientists themselves, but they realized that intensive research would be too difficult combining with family life. So they decided to write about science. All association members are all struggling with the same thing – journalism in a digital era."
But the Columbia University School of Journalism and its counterparts elsewhere are still thriving, as would-be journalists are combining various techniques, such as animation, to attract more customers. "There are multiple points of entry to really complex subjects. You can use multimedia to explain, for example, how the flu virus functions. This is a great way to communicate science and medicine."
On radio, Shute can "tell a good story, even an in-depth one eight minutes long. If listeners want more information, I can refer them to the NPR website and give links to studies and research. There are new forms of journalism for the future. It's a scary prospect, but it's also exciting," she said.
"Science and medical journalism is very interesting – much more interesting than politics. I have been doing it since 1996. There is something new and real every day. And you get to meet such wonderful people."
AT THE recent science and media conference in Haifa, Technion president Prof. Peretz Lavie said that scientists need the media in order to effect change. Lavie, a senior psychologist whose specialty is sleep medicine, said that many studies he conducted aroused interest in the press and brought about changes. For example, daylight savings time was restored in Israel after interior ministers had prevented it for years and "zero hour" in the schools was cancelled when he found it caused tiredness and was harmful to health.
Lavie added that "science in Israel is flowering, but having a connection with the public is vital. It is very important to bring the word of science" to the people, he added. "There is no shortage of scientific publications, but the link that connects science and the public remains weak."
Shute noted that in the US, "there is a great deal of public interest in consumer health news. Americans have extensive access to health topics and go to the Internet to learn about their health problems. They go to their doctors with printouts of material they found on their condition. But there is so much commercial junk there. The public needs the experience of knowledgeable medical journalists to interpret the information, validate it and put it into perspective," said Shute.
"Obviously, the print media are in trouble. It's very expensive to print, and advertisements in the newspapers are much more expensive than on the Internet. There have been many different business models for online newspapers, but most papers on the Internet have not found a way to charge for content, as readers are used to seeing articles on the Web for free.
"With the US recession, the country has lost lots of print publications and those that remained have cut back. Pixels are very cheap." To try to fill the gap for some idealistic journalists, foundations have funded websites presenting investigative articles that would not have been able to appear if subjugated to publishers with vested interests. "There is a lot of experimentation with everything one can think of. Some projects fail, but others succeed," said Shute. "Good, honest, accurate journalism is important because it protects democracy besides informing the public."
It might be easier for publishers in a pressing economy to get rid of science reporters, Shute noted, "but not those reporting on health because of the incredible public interest." Two-fifths of the American public get their news from Facebook, she says, which isn't necessarily a good thing. "To know more about health, they also talk to their doctors and friends.
There is lots of horrible, inaccurate, commercial stuff out there; if you ask people how reliable information on the Web is, they're usually skeptical."
But the Internet has also been a boon for people with "orphan diseases" that affect only a small number of people and used to be ignored. Affected patients and families can join together, find research and accumulate the power to demand more." She recalls reporting on the case of a woman who was due to have a kidney removed because her condition supposedly caused tumors. But she learned through Facebook that the risk was only for a benign tumor, so she cancelled her operation at the last minute."
But, stressed Shute, "there has been misinformation, as in the false medical journal reports that certain vaccines can cause autism, which continues to mislead even though they have been disproved and officially denied. The public have to learn what sources to trust. They need and want trustworthy health information. Instead of individuals seeing a research study on the Web, I can put it into proportion and say that other studies said the opposite. I can put it in context."
The Washington medical and science journalist is an advocate of using Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites. She spends hours a day on them for her own uses to collect information and make contacts she ordinarily would not reach throughout the US and the world – as well as to promote her career. Shute noted that her ongoing digital contacts occasionally lead to story tips. For example, she said that a US health official tweeted about peanut butter infected with salmonella bacteria, checked the information out and wrote a story on her blog a few hours later.
But she conceded that using Facebook and Twitter to make contacts and collect information would be much less necessary for her journalistic counterparts in Israel due to the vast differences in the size of the countries. There are a few dozen hospitals and medical schools here, and reporters can easily reach doctors and scientists. Israeli journalists usually enjoy much more personal and direct contact with their sources and the individuals they cover.
Shute admires Israel's universal healthcare system, in which every legal resident enjoys a generous basket of health services. In the US, there are tens of millions of people who don't have health coverage because they don't have a workplace that provides it. "It's so frustrating that almost every other advanced country in the world has universal healthcare. The US medical system is very expensive and inefficient. Huge amounts of money go just into billing and invoices. I think it's pretty much split evenly between Americans who think universal health insurance would be for the public good and moral. But there are many others with vested interests and make a lot of money from the system. Many don't want the Federal government telling them what to do," said Shute.
"A considerable number of physicians refuse to accept certain health insurance policies because they say the company doesn't pay them enough. My daughter's pediatrician won't accept ours," Shute said, "so we have to pay for her care outof- pocket. Medications are expensive; even with our insurance, we pay $50 to $100 for a prescription."
But it isn't as though the government has nothing to do with healthcare. "There is Medicare, which most retired people are happy with. Yet even if the administration's healthcare legislation goes through, implementation will be very hard."
Another hard-to-crack issue is powerful pharmaceutical companies, some of which try to turn everything into a disease and sell pills for it. "We medical journalists have to ask tough questions and be skeptical," she said.
It isn't easy to be in her profession, Shute concluded, "but I am an optimist, and I am thrilled to work as a journalist after so many years. I started out in print, and now I am on radio, the Internet, video and other things. I have no idea how it will pan out, but it will be exciting to watch."
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Were assigned a handicap veranda cabin somewhat forward, in the unusual quick curve of the ship near the elevators and directly above the owner's suite. Our balcony was very long and pretty deep. It provided a port view from 300 degrees all the way back to 180 degrees. Very pretty and versatile. You could roller skate in the bathroom, but the cabin lacked sufficient closet and drawer space, and even though it sported a lot of square footage, had no sofa. Big enough for a cocktail party for 15 to 20 if you used the balcony.
Usually, HAL and most other lines we've been on have a person who is very perceptive in assigning table mates for free style diners so that there's easy compatibility. This one must not have gone to the same school, so made a lot of errors in matching table mates. Needs working on.
The shows in the main theater didn't come close to traditional HAL bookings. They were by a wide margin less professional than the several hundred we've seen prior to this sailing. Were they saving money?
The Rosario Strings were always a classic joy to listen to before or after dinner, always positioned near the main restaurant. For the first time in years, they lost them to another line and replaced them with a group of Eastern European girls (all strings) who sounded like they came from a recent high school band. Another disappointment.
Aside from these glaring defects, we had a great time on this passage, and will try HAL again.


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How did horses get on I-280?
Original post made on Dec 29, 2012
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Comments (11)
on Dec 29, 2012 at 12:55 pm
Pretty amazing that a car flipped at highway speeds and no one was seriously hurt.
Are any charges pending against the horse owner?
on Dec 29, 2012 at 1:14 pm
"Are any charges pending against the horse owner?"
May not be the owner's/owners' fault.
Take a look at the map... I don't want to cast aspersions without evidence, so I won't name the business, but it seems pretty obvious a guess that the horses were at a certain ranch and escaped. If so, the owners likely board them there and the responsibility belongs with the ranch.
as a guess....
Pretty terrible time for those drivers, though.
on Dec 29, 2012 at 2:03 pm
Yes, the majority of horses in the area are boarded, not stabled on horse owner property. This is awful, & it could've been even worse.
on Dec 29, 2012 at 7:05 pm
For the person not casting aspersions...it isn't obvious to me which of the many ranch/boarding businesses on the north side of 280 the horses would have come from. The property on both sides belongs to Stanford U. PVEC is a bunch of sub-barns and there is at least one if not more additional operations farther up Ansel Lane. "Casting aspersions" seems like a very blaming activity. Could you imagine that someone intended their horses to be killed on the freeway?!?
Too bad it took the CHP an hour to cast the SIG alert - it seems they didn't react in time to prevent continuing tragedy?
That's an area with deer crossings, too, always be alert for large animals along that part of 280. Could be a cow someday...
on Dec 29, 2012 at 8:57 pm
Just for the record they did not come from PVTC! So cast all the aspersions you like!
on Dec 30, 2012 at 9:45 am
I didn't "blame" anyone, nor did I "imagine" someone wished harm, note my use of the word "escape".
I was referring to @amazing that thought the owners would be liable. I still doubt that will be the case.
As for Stanford land, any idea how many tenants of Stanford are stables, trainers, etc... You'd need more than a handful of fingers to count.
As for my guess, after looking at the map, I'm glad I didn't say the name, the one I was guessing is on the south side of 280, with the long lease. I'm more familiar with the south side stables; I have no idea which is the most obvious (ie.. closest) choice on the north side.
My error stems from being a north peninsula gal, I still think of 280 as north/south!
on Dec 30, 2012 at 10:31 am
The news reported this morning that they got loose from Webb Ranch. Someone thought they had latched a gate, but hadn't. Terrible.
on Dec 30, 2012 at 10:54 am
Mea culpa -- I was reacting defensively in protection of the ranch I rode at as a kid (WR) which is on the "south" side of 280. From what I know, all their horses are also on the opposite side of the creek from the 280 north on- ramp. So I didn't imagine that they'd get up to the north side of the freeway...but apparently they did. The SJ Mercury News reports that they wandered a mile from the corral where a gate was left loose. I'm feeling very bad for the ranch and all the kids who rode those horses in lessons. There are going to be a lot of sad kids as well as us adult horse lovers. Sorry for my reactivity in earlier post.
on Dec 30, 2012 at 1:18 pm
I'm not feeling as bad for the ranch owners & kids who rode the horses as I'm feeling for the horses themselves & the poor people who hit them. It's really awful.
on Jan 2, 2013 at 2:13 pm
Glad no human lives were lost and very sad for the loss of the horses. Surprised anyone would blame the horse owners. Hazards like deer (and, in the past, horses and cattle and even pedestrians and stalled cars) appear on 280. I try not to drive in the shoulder lane, especially at night, to give myself more room to maneuver should a deer bound into the roadway. Speed and over driving the reach of headlights are likely culprits, so please don't blame the poor horses and their owners. Many folks use 280 as a speedway! What are they going to do if they hit a deer - sue the deer?
on Jan 4, 2013 at 4:17 pm
I am a long time Woodside and Portola Valley Resident. For the past 15 years I have had reason to be on the 280 between the hours of 4:30-6:30am and I can tell you not many maintain the speed limit. It is as though drivers think that few drivers on the highway make it the Autobahn! They should treat it as though they are driving in icy conditions - SLOW DOWN. The speed limit is set as the safe speed under ideal conditions, which includes daylight, anything less than ideal calls for slower speeds. Perhaps if the CHP would spend more time in the early hours monitoring traffic we would have less gridlock that begins with wildlife (or relatively recently domesticated animals) being hit and killed.
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From beneath the heat lamps, crispy, tangy, steamy and delicious options call out for your consideration, and you can have a nibble or two of everything that looks appealing.
But alas, one can only bring one delicious crossover SUV home, meaning that when the heat-lamps are replaced with dealer showroom lights and the breading, chicken, salad and sauces give way to sheetmetal, glass and plastic, there's an important choice to be made.
The Japanese-designed, Australian-named, American-built Subaru Outback is one of the crossover SUV buffet's most highly-sensible station wagon crossover medleys, cooked up to target folks shopping a vehicle with a tasty combination of safety, fuel mileage, driving confidence, functionality and low running costs.
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Harpoon 100 Barrel Series #35 - Catamount Maple Wheat - Harpoon Brewery & Beer Hall
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Ratings: 65 | Reviews: 48 | Display Reviews Only:
3.75/5 rDev +6.5%
08-07-2014 16:34:59 | More by wrightst
3.5/5 rDev -0.6%
07-17-2014 12:39:03 | More by costanzo_mike
3.75/5 rDev +6.5%
12-06-2013 13:47:17 | More by Casey3236
3/5 rDev -14.8%
08-06-2013 18:21:00 | More by JTomczak
3.75/5 rDev +6.5%
07-14-2013 00:33:48 | More by pathman
3.25/5 rDev -7.7%
06-28-2013 13:20:14 | More by JoeMarsh
3.25/5 rDev -7.7%
07-30-2012 02:23:23 | More by JayKay412
South Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -0.6%
03-12-2012 05:00:56 | More by UltimateLivewire
3.5/5 rDev -0.6%
02-09-2012 19:23:10 | More by THECPJ
3.5/5 rDev -0.6%
01-14-2012 00:50:54 | More by mbs11
4/5 rDev +13.6%
12-18-2011 05:37:27 | More by slasich
New York
5/5 rDev +42%
12-12-2011 01:17:16 | More by WassailWilly
3.25/5 rDev -7.7%
12-01-2011 06:58:10 | More by rab53
3/5 rDev -14.8%
11-20-2011 22:49:31 | More by ZacharyJ
3/5 rDev -14.8%
11-20-2011 14:57:52 | More by EgadBananas
District of Columbia
3/5 rDev -14.8%
11-18-2011 00:51:34 | More by nmann08
4/5 rDev +13.6%
11-14-2011 20:31:46 | More by BelgianDip
New York
3.53/5 rDev +0.3%
A: The beer is clear dark yellowish amber in color and has a light amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a finger high beige head that died down and left a thick ring of bubbles on the surface around the edge of the glass.
S: The smell isn't very strong and has aromas of sweet maple syrup and wheat.
T: The overall taste has notes of maple syrup in the flavors, which are slightly stronger compared to those in the smell, but still not very prominent. The maple syrup is most noticeable in the finish and contributes some hints of sweetness.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation. The finish is somewhat sticky.
O: The beer is an interesting take on the style due to the subtle hints of maple syrup in the aromas and flavors.
08-07-2011 04:50:37 | More by metter98
North Carolina
2.75/5 rDev -21.9%
Session #35, this bomber was served in a weisse vase. The beer poured a deep, vibrant, amber-copper color, more indicative of a red/amber or even some IPA/DIPAs. There was a slight foaming of head, no more than half an inch, but quickly settling into a thin film of white, chunky, sparse bubbled foam. Aroma is minimal, and there is a slight sweetness to it, but only a hint of malt and sugar. Nothing leaping out at you when you pour this beer. In mouth, the flavors are sweet and boozey, which is shocking with such a moderate ABV. Flavors are sugary sweet, with only a hint of maple throughout, and a weak malt backbone that leaves the initial flavorings out to dry. Some dark fruit characteristics (plum, prune) are highlighted throughout, but only minimally. The beer has a hollow, malty, and again slightly boozey aftertasste, with a high note of sugary sweet at the very end to give the brew a little "pick-me-up". The finish is sweet, and a little cloying, leaving a sugary feel on the tip of the tongue and the entire palate. Not the best brew I've had from Harpoon, and a little off for the style. Unique, all the same, but I don't think I'll be seeking this one out again.
08-07-2011 02:10:46 | More by GarthDanielson
3.28/5 rDev -6.8%
A: Pours a deep bright amber color with a thick 2 finger foam head that has excellent retention. There is lots of lacing all down the sides.
S: Ample amounts of sweet maple syrup, wheat, earthy hops and caramel.
T: Starts off with an extreme amount of maple syrup taste up front. In the middle, there is just a slight undertone of earthy hops. On the back end lots more sweet maple, burnt caramel and toast.
M: Leaves a thick slick taste on the palate. A medium bodied beer.
O: The maple syrup is there for sure, but not sure this is a pale wheat ale. Thought there would be a little more balance to this, maybe a little hop and yeast tastes.
06-28-2011 23:03:07 | More by IronCitySteve
4.4/5 rDev +25%
A: pours an amber color with very thin head that disappears instantaneously, lack of head and lacing is disappointing
S: very sweet, strong maple presence
T: lots of maple sweetness and malts, no hop presence
M: good carbonation and medium mouthfeel
O: good wheat beer, true northeastern original and speaks to us northeastern maple lovers. Love this beer.
06-25-2011 05:39:49 | More by abgba121
3.48/5 rDev -1.1%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass
A- pours a nice shade of amber with a half finger head that fades nearly instantaneously. It looks OK, but the lack of head sucks
S- getting the maple in the forefront. Smells pretty good, about what I expected from this one.
T- maple is the prominent flavor in this one. Really malty, actually...the maltiness is weird for the style and a little offputting. Taste is a little strong for the style as well
M- the maltiness is there, and it really adds a layer of thickness to the beer that I'm not sure I'm fond of in this style
O- I like a good pale wheat, but this one is too malty and the flavors are a little too potent...how that's a bad thing, I'm not totally sure. But it is, dammit
06-20-2011 20:42:04 | More by bigfnjoe
New York
3.45/5 rDev -2%
Appearance: Poured from 22oz bottle into a standard pint glass. A thin bubbly head fades quickly into a thin white film. Colour is a brownish-red.
Smell: Aromas of sweet wheat and a little bit of alcohol are the strongest followed by some maple syrup.
Taste: Very malty and wheaty, mostly caramel malts. Light maple taste is almost completely masked by alcohol, but it is surprisingly warming. Very simple.
Mouthfeel: Lightly-medium bodied with a modest amount of carbonation.
Overall/Drinkability: As I said before, this brew is nicely warming. Overall, nothing really sticks out, I was expecting a little more maple syrup flavours. A nice basic beer but nothing special.
05-29-2011 05:22:01 | More by EkimGram
4/5 rDev +13.6%
Picked up a bottle at D's six packs for 6.50.
A - Poured a light amber color with read hues. Not sure what I did special but mine got a solid half inch of head with both bottle pours. Mild lacing throughout.
S - Smells pretty sweet mostly of sweet caramel like maple suryp and strong wheat base. Little to no hop presence.
T - Simplistic in a way that the wheat is there as a base and the sweet taste of caramel coated suryp makes itself know. Wish the taste of the suryp was stronger but it worked for the ABV. In a way it tasted nice and sweet.
M - Light to medium. Found it very easy to drink
Overall it was a very solid offering from harpoon. Not very lackluster but it was pretty timid. Still it was worth the cost. Solid offering from harpoon.
05-02-2011 21:44:56 | More by DrDemento456
3.75/5 rDev +6.5%
Reviewed from notes of 4/1/11 2011 Red Sox Opening Day.
A = Amber pumpkin to red like color. Nut brown ale in appearance. Good carbonation. 2 finger froth and creamy lacing.
S = Slight note of maple syrup. Candy-ish. Malt.
T = Minor hops, bay leaf, nut, maple syrup (but not overly sweet), pepper and minor orange zest/citrus. Semi synthetic tasting.
M = Creamy on the front end. Dry smoke on the back end. Smooth. It had decent body, but I felt it should be a little heavier because of the different flavor notes.
O = I liked this but it was oddly synthetic tasting. I always like trying Harpoons 100 Barrel Series. I would like to see them "step up" their craft brewing capabilities and push for stronger results with this Series.
05-01-2011 01:32:09 | More by getgetgettleman
Harpoon 100 Barrel Series #35 - Catamount Maple Wheat from Harpoon Brewery & Beer Hall
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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so start their school days off right with these quick-and-healthy breakfast ideas. And while you're at it, don't forget to pack them a healthy lunch-to-go.
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This recipe has all the bases covered. Filled with sweet banana and topped with crunchy granola, these are hearty breakfast muffins. Add chocolate chips, and you've got a satisfying dessert.
From homemade granola to the perfect quiche, these recipes are sure to wake your kids up and keep them fueled all morning.
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First off, this was my first cruise on Princess, but my "28th" cruise. I am certainly not an expert, but after sailing many lines I can make a good comparison.
The Caribbean Princess is big, but even with a total compliment of passengers, you did not feel cramped. I opted for an outside cabin since I was traveling solo and it was good. Only complaint it had a partially obstructed view, but how long was I going to sit and look out the window.
My family and friends had AB category balcony cabins on C deck. Their cabin size was exactly the same as mine, but they had a large balcony that fit 4 chairs and a table. They were impressed.
The food was outstanding! We had breakfast and lunch in the Horizon Buffet and the choices and quality were impressive. On our departure from Ft.Lauderdale, they offered an all you can eat lobster claw, crab leg and shrimp buffet in the Horizon, and that also included the normal selection for the night. It was awesome! We chose anytime dining and were able to make a reservation each night in the coral dining room. The food was exceptional and the service excellent.
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Upon disembarkation in Ft. Lauderdale, we opted to carry our luggage off and were schedule to disembark at 0800. At 0745 they called our number and we were off the ship, through customs and at the taxi stand in less than 20 minutes.
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The ship is nicely decorated and laid out well. There are activities all over the ship at almost any time of the day or night. Our cabin was roomy by cruise ship standards (balcony room 8133 level 8c). The shower was good and the balcony was well worth the extra money. The bed was not as comfortable as most hotel beds but it wasn't a problem as well fell into bed exhausted each night.
We loved the adult deck areas - while there were few children on this trip it was nice to have this area.
Food - the food in the dining room and the buffets was good to very good. We dined in the Scarlett's steak house one night and it was fabulous. The highlight of our dining experience was Chef's Table, an on board excursion that was well worth the money. I highly recommend this experience. We selected Anytime Dining but sat with others each night (you are always asked if you'd like to eat alone or with others). This was terrific as we never met another passenger we didn't like. We met many different people from various places and found them all to be friendly and enthusiastic vacationers.
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Here are the Browns' players of the week on offense, defense and special teams for Week 17.
Offense: TE Benjamin Watson
Watson caught a team-high seven passes for 67 yards in Cleveland's 41-9 loss to Pittsburgh Sunday. On the season, Watson hauled in 68 passes for 763 yards (both career-highs) and scored three TDs. He's the first Browns tight end to lead the team in receptions and receiving yards since Ozzie Newsome in 1985. Honorable mention goes to WR Brian Robiskie, who caught the Browns' lone touchdown on Sunday, coming back to the ball and making a fingertip catch for his third score in as many games.
Defense: CB Mike Adams
Adams started with the Browns beginning the game in their nickel defense and notched a season-high eight tackles, including one on special teams. He was also credited with a quarterback hit. He recorded 45 tackles in 15 games (two starts) in 2010.
Special teams: P Reggie Hodges
Hodges averaged 43.7 yards on three punts (42.0-yard net average). Hodges, who had his finest season in 2010, punted 78 times, posting 43.9-yard gross and 39.0-yard net averages. He had 29 punts downed inside the 20-yard line.


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We can't say this news is really all that surprising, but Vulture reports that Jon Favreau will not be directing "Iron Man 3."
The reasons are unclear and we imagine no one will ever quite know for sure but it seems to be a combination of Marvel thriftiness and Favreau's growing frustration at having his films turned into giant Easter egg-fests that has finally caused a rift between the director and the studio. Favreau has been playing cagey about returning for a while now taking a wait-and-see approach when asked earlier in the year. As for Marvel, its reported their notoriously cheap approach to making big-budget action movies wasn't going to gel with having to pay Jon Favreau north of $10 million upfront for "Iron Man 3" in addition to 15% backend on the final gross. Word is, Marvel also put forward a ridiculously packed and complex vision for the third film that finally pushed Favreau over the edge, forcing him to leave the franchise.
However, Marvel isn't out of the woods just yet. Robert Downey Jr. has director approval in his contract so if they think they can just throw in a newbie helmer who will work for peanuts they might have another think coming. And moreover, this could all just be one big tactic by Favreau as well; as you might recall, he used fan outrage at the lowballing of his salary for "Iron Man 2" to score a better paycheck. Geeks are notoriously loyal and they may not take too kindly to someone else stepping into the Favreau/RDJ relationship that has, thus far, done so well. So will the geeks rally to get Favreau back and let him tell the story his way without all the needless cameos and eyewinks? We'll have to wait and see.
"Iron Man 3" is already scheduled for a May 3, 2013 release, so Marvel does still have some time to sort this all out. Deadline says they have this confirmed.
Sebastien | August 14, 2011 7:13 AM
I think they should keep Jon to do the third film. I mean, he's already done the first two and that's what we are used to. If it's different, more of a "Clancy style" movie as i've been hearing, it's going to let a lot of people down.
Prototype | December 21, 2010 11:00 AM
Can't say it's much of a loss. But knowing Marvel's choices of directors, it might be even more disastrous if they replace him.
This franchise could have been something more, but it's been bogged down into conventional, utterly forgettable mediocrity. Favreau and co. just don't understand the technoerotic fascination at the heart of this series. His sensibilities are just too generic to rise above what's given to him. But, as we've gotten it, I doubt anyone's going to watch these films 10 years from now.
1-7 | December 18, 2010 5:11 AM
Marvel have been lining up some mediocre talent: Favreau, Leterrier, Johnston, Branagh. They're utterly contemptuaous towards any directors who know anything about cinema.
Carson Dyle | December 16, 2010 7:38 AM
They need to get some better writers. Iron Man was mediocre and Iron Man 2 was an embarassment. Favreau's forgettable direction didn't help either.
Glass | December 16, 2010 2:48 AM
Meh, Favreau's direction was serviceable, but not particularly memorable. Both Iron man movies are horribly mediocre fluff.
Favreau just doesn't understand composition and aesthetics. Those 2 Iron Man movies have some of the most amateur framing in superhero movies, they're only a few steps away from Ghost Rider (a movie that's awful to look at).
Either way, this doesn't matter. Iron Man 2 has already been forgotten. Both those films will disappear within a few years. Favreau is a hack.
Jorge Alduncin | December 15, 2010 7:13 AM
I think I'd be a great director for the film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIZknmbolHE
Patrick | December 15, 2010 6:27 AM
Why won't MARVEL learn from other company's mistakes? Imposing time constraints and replacing a director gets you X3, Interferring with a director's vision gets you Spider-Man 3.
Fav's delivered the goods on IM1 and @ least IMHO, he delivered an excellent IM2 (inspite of all of the 'easter eggs', 'tie-ins' and references that STILL managed to tell us ALMOST NOTHING about what to expect for a story in AVENGERS. )
Obviously | December 15, 2010 3:22 AM
David Wain. Just do it, Marvel.
joel | December 15, 2010 3:13 AM
Arguably the best comic book movie ever. Especially considering Iron Man was virtually unknown to non-Marvel fans. What Favreu did for Marvel as a whole he deserves creative control for Iron Man. He'll put in enough easter eggs to make nerd boys happy. Just let him make his movie.
starway2001 | December 15, 2010 12:14 AM
Just pay him and give him the creative control he's earned. Jeebus, Marvel, get your heads out of your ass.
My prediction. After "Thor" tanks hard, "Captain America" under-performs (crashes and burn internationally), and "The Avengers" ends up firing Joss Whedon and misses their release date... Favreau will be back in the driver's seat.
IronAss | December 14, 2010 11:44 AM
Since Ironman 1 was great and Ironman 2 Sucked...Do we really need Ironman 3. It sounds like yet another franchise where the first movie is the only good one (Pirates anyone).
I think Favreau should make another absolutely essential sequel...Zathura 2.
CinematicESP | December 14, 2010 11:39 AM
David Gordon Green.
Jason | December 14, 2010 11:32 AM
2 words: Joel Schumacher
Joeri | December 14, 2010 11:22 AM
I think Michael Bay could be a possible replacement. :-)
BatNips | December 14, 2010 11:18 AM
M.Night Shamalalalayman for IM3 ...booya!
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In what could be described as both a marketing stunt and simply a nice thing to do, Microsoft this weekend gave away its products to SXSW attendees that had both suffered broken smartphones and had their devices stolen. Microsoft was closely watching the #sxswproblems hashtag in Austin and encouraged those with cracked phone screens or other… Read More
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Baltimore: Beyond the Harbor was born out of a passion and appreciation for the city. It is a delightful glimpse of "Charm City" captured from a fresh and unique point of view.
This book is the first edition of several special editions of Baltimore: Beyond the Harbor. The images found inside are a part of an ongoing, more comprehensive photo documentary of Baltimore's places, people, food and culture conducted by Lana Kole.
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One of the great pleasures of immersing yourself in a fictional work (be it book or film) is the sense of separation from the norm that is everyday life. You can be transported to weird and wonderful worlds, defy the laws of known physics, become or experience something that you could never do in... Read more
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Salem, N.H. — Irene Emma. (Johnson) Wunderlich, age 95, of Salem, N.H., passed away Wednesday, September 26 at Merrimack Valley Hospice House, Haverhill. She was born and educated in Lawrence, and graduated from St. Patrick's High School. She was a resident of Salem for the past two years, formerly of St. Petersburg, Fla. and Methuen. Irene was a supervisor in the Mortgage Department of the First Essex Bank in Lawrence, where she retired in 1980. She was a member of St. Patrick's Church and the ladies auxiliary of the VFW Post 1549 in Lawrence. She was a member of the Mother of Twins Club and was a former Den Mother. Irene volunteered at St. Anthony's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Fla., for over 20 years. She enjoyed sewing, boating, and summers at Lake Winnipesaukee and Ossipee, N.H.
She was predeceased by her husband, Edward Wunderlich, Jr. She is survived by her sons, Edward "Eddie" III and his wife Karen Wunderlich of Sandown, N.H., Henry "Hank" and his wife Donna Wunderlich of Danville, N.H. and Frostproof, Fla., William "Bill" Wunderlich and his wife, Nancy Weiser of Cottonwood, Utah; twin daughters, Barbara and her husband Douglas Bunker of Methuen, Irene and her husband Moustafa Nour of Salem, N.H.; brother, Donald Johnson of Goffstown, N.H.; sister-in-law, Doryce Wunderlich of Methuen; seven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
ARRANGEMENTS: A celebration of life Mass will be held Saturday, Oct. 6 at 11 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church, Lawrence. There are no calling hours. Interment is private and to be held at a later date. Douglas & Johnson Funeral Home, 214 Main St., Salem, NH has care of the arrangements. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Merrimack Valley Hospice House, 360 North Ave, Haverhill, MA 01832. To send a message of condolence to the family, please view the obituary at www.douglasandjohnson.com


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August 19, 2012:
With the majority of the companies having already announced their quarterly performances, a few in which traders' interest is high are declaring their results this week. Among them include Hathway Cable, Rolta India, A2Z Maintenance & Engg Service, Gillette India (FMCG interest), HCL Infosystems and UB Engineering (Mallya group company). Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and his associates have significance presence in A2Z Maintenance, Rolta and HCL Infosystems.
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Photographer Rob Fenn has been able to shoot Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour, Corey Taylor) all over the country as well as across the pond in England. Here's a look back at a few of the stops their paths have crossed.
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Casey County Injury Collision
Date of News Release: 02/28/2013
(Liberty, Ky.) -- Trooper Bryan Shepard is investigating a collison that occurred today (02/28/2013) at 1:10 PM CST on Bastin Creek Road, 8 miles east of Liberty. 18-year-old Misty Cochran of Liberty was traveling east on Bastin Creek Road operating a 2004 Mazda when she struck a westbound 1999 Nissan Sentra head-on. The Sentra was operated by 61-year-old Humberto Medellin of Liberty. Both drivers were belted and treated at Pulaski County Hospital.
Passengers in the Cochran vehicle, 19-year-old Kegan Posey and 20-year-old Logan Lloyd of Waynesburg, were both belted and not injured. A third passenger, 16-year-old Rance Carman of Liberty was also belted and not injured. A passenger in the Medellin vehicle, 38-year-old Amanda Hutchison of Liberty was belted and treated at Pulaski County Hospital.