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So for us, it's the ultimate kick in the pants that we were trying to get the permit to play the Garden all these years, and who but Green Day gets it. And then I heard that after they finally got the general admission permit to play there, they told the kids at the show to jump the barricade onto the floor! And then they got a permit there to play again! So obviously I'm not kissing the right asses. That's all right, though.


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LAKE WYLIE — The Community Cafe will open its second location Wednesday, June 1, in Fort Mill.
The cafe provides free soup, sandwiches and more from 12:30 to 2 p.m. Wednesdays in the family life center of River Hills Community Church at 104 Hamilton's Ferry Road. The cafe, which started serving lunches in January 2010, set its sights on expanding early on, said chef Don Murfin. The new Fort Mill location at Bethlehem Baptist church will serve dinner from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesdays.
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In Spain, football itself and all football fans are still caught up in the post-match fiesta. Millions of people are celebrating the Spanish national team's victories in the World and European Cups. This outstanding double success makes the whole atmosphere surrounding this sport twice as unique as before. Names such as Iker Casillas, Andrés Iniesta and David Villa are already firmly established in the world's elite, and big name footballers dream of playing in the Spanish league. Football here is synonymous with spectacle. As many as four Spanish teams are competing in the Champions' League, and clubs such as Barcelona have made history by winning six titles in one year: the Spanish league, the Champions' league, the King's Cup, the Club World Cup, the European Super Cup and the Spanish Super Cup. For all these reasons, if you love football, Spain is the ideal place to indulge your passion all year round.
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Maybe not the best Motorhead disc ever released,but still worth owning a copy of.Surprisingly enough,on the CD's ballad,"One More F**king Time",Lemmy can actually carry out the feat rather well.Other decent tracks include "Stay Out Of Jail",the Sex Pistol's cover "God Save The Queen","Wake The Dead" and the title cut "We Are Motorhead" which pretty much says it all.Good to take off the rack from time to time for a spin in your CD player.
Appropriately titled "We Are Motorhead", this is a great studio album of fresh new (and still steaming!) tracks, released in time to celebrate 25 years of the band's earth-shattering career.This is Motorhead doing what they do best. Playing fast, aggressive, heavy and filthy! Apart from the ballad as the middle song (which is essential to give out exhausted hearts a rest!) every track in this masterpiece just charges through like a truck careering down a hill and mercilessly crushing everything in its path. Guaranteed to blow your speakers and shoot that roof off the top of your house!A must-have for all fans!
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Vermont Press Bureau | April 26,2013MONTPELIER The Senate Finance Committee put the finishing touches on a tax bill Thursday that includes new caps on the home mortgage interest deduction.
As committee members touted the fairness and equity that guided their deliberations, real estate agents warned the move could have a chilling effect on a housing market still on the rebound and ding middle-class homeowners who have come to rely on the annual exemption.
The $12,000 mortgage interest cap would account for the lions share of a $10 million revenue package that would also:
Set minimum tax liability for people who make more than $125,000 a year.
Impose a 4 percent excise tax on monthly satellite television bills above $50.
Revoke the sales tax exemption on bottled water.
Eliminate the higher-education tax credit for people making more than $150,000 annually.
Sen. Tim Ashe, a Democrat-Progressive from Chittenden County, has spent much of his first year as chairman of the Finance Committee examining scores of exemptions built into the tax code. Vermont gives away more than $1 billion annually in forgone revenues, and Ashe says some of those tax expenditures may not be yielding sufficient returns.
Specifically, he homed in on a mortgage interest deduction that can be used by wealthy residents of Vermont to write off, for instance, expenses associated with vacation homes in the Bahamas. The miscellaneous tax bill that won a 6-0 vote in Ashes committee contains a provision that would cap the mortgage interest deduction at $12,000.
We believe the lions share of homeowners in this state would not suffer under such a plan, Ashe said Thursday. And what it really does is gets the state and other taxpayers out of the business of subsidizing very large homes owned predominantly by people with the resources to pay for them.
An analysis prepared by the Legislatures Joint Fiscal Office shows that the proposal would affect more than 16,000 filers from across the earning spectrum, and, combined with the minimum tax, bring in about $7.4 million annually.
Middle-class homeowners wouldnt be immune from the effects of the proposal. Nearly 5,000 filers making between $25,000 and $100,000 annually would see their taxes rise by an average of about $150 per year, according to the JFO analysis.
But the impact would be concentrated at the top of the income ladder, where nearly 2,500 filers making more than $200,000 would supply half of the new revenue. The proposal would increase annual tax bills on mortgage holders making more than $300,000 and $1 million per year by an average of about $1,800. Approximately 100 filers with incomes over $1 million would see average annual increases in their tax bill of $10,570.
The proposal would affect fewer than 15 percent of the states nearly 125,000 mortgage holders.
Some homeowners receive tremendous benefit, and some receive none, Ashe said. For us its a fairness issue.
Christopher MacDonald, government affairs director for Vermont Realtors, said capping the mortgage interest deduction could deal a blow to the housing market. Even with the record-low interest rates, MacDonald said, people with less-than-ideal credit ratings are still seeing rates in the 4.3 percent range, meaning that people taking out mortgages as low as $240,000 could run up against the cap.
If youre looking at family looking for a starter home who have worked for years to come up with that down payment and they see theyre going to reach the cap, maybe they would look at less expensive homes, MacDonald said.
He said his trade group is also worried about the impact on existing homeowners. Of the 16,700 mortgage holders that would be affected, one-third have household incomes of less than $100,000.
We already have a property tax increase go through and its kind of hitting these homeowners twice in one year, MacDonald said.
Realtors have a powerful ally in Gov. Peter Shumlin, who said that after passing an increase in the gas tax especially, lawmakers need to steer clear of any other broad-based tax hikes. Shumlin has said taxes on sales, meals and income would come under the broad-based umbrella. The mortgage interest deduction would put upward pressure on income tax bills.
I just dont have very many Vermonters that come up to me and say, Hey, governor, we understand you have to raise the gas tax, but could you please raise every other single broad-based tax before you go home? Shumlin said during a news conference Thursday. Im just not getting that out there.
Ashe said the mortgage interest cap would affect fewer than 5 percent of all Vermont tax filers, a figure he said seems to defy the broad-based label Shumlin has attached to the proposal.
And Ashe said his committees proposal would have the effect of relieving pressure on the 95 percent of taxpayers who wont be hit by the cap.
On the one hand we can say its increasing the tax burden for some Vermonters, Ashe said. But on the other, you can say it relieves tax pressure on all the other Vermont taxpayers.
The revenue bill coming out of Senate Finance this week will raise an estimated $10 million next year less than half what the House version would generate. The lower figure will work only because the Senate Appropriations Committee plan to pare down the spending plan the House approved this year.
Sen. Jane Kitchel, Appropriations chairwoman, said her committee will vote out the budget Monday.
The minimum tax component of the Senate plan would enforce at least a 3 percent effective tax rate for any filer with an adjusted gross income of more than $125,000 per year.
Some wealthy Vermonters do pay very, very high taxes, but one of the dilemmas were facing is there are other very wealthy Vermonters who pay an extremely low percentage of their income in taxes, Ashe said. So were trying to create a fairness standard.
The Senate tax bill also would raise $1.2 million by revoking the sales tax exemption on bottled water and generate $1.4 million with a 4 percent excise tax on satellite television services (the first $50 on a monthly bill would be exempt).
The committee also included a small tax on break-open gambling tickets, to be assessed only on sales from which proceeds do not flow to military service organizations. That provision would raise $400,000 annually, though the committee has directed the money into the education fund.
In approving its revenue package, the Senate panel has rejected most of what came down from the House last month. The House plan would revoke the sales tax exemption on soda, candy, dietary supplements and items of clothing costing more than $110. The House plan also would impose a one-year hike in the meals tax.
The House too looked at the issue of income tax deductions and used a $12,500 cap on itemized deductions to raise more than $30 million in fiscal year 2015.
The Senate proposal raises less than the Houses but expedites the implementation of the deduction by a year, so it generates revenue in time for the fiscal year 2014 budget.
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Great. Bob Moss, Tom Jordan and the Citizens for Upholding Zoning Regulations group have just cost our city taxpayers and future residents the following:
1) Attorney's fees - probably quite substantial
2) Since Mr. Holback has razed (thank god!) the ugly and dangerous corrugated metal buildings on that site, the neighborhood will now have to wait until a minor environmental review takes place. The site will continue to be an eyesore.
3) The cost of the development will increase, due to construction inflation (about 15% per year, and climbing). This cost will no doubt be passed on to those who aither rent apartments or reside in Mr. Holbach's future building, when it gets built.
4) We will lose the projected use of many small R&D offices in the California Avenue district, negatively impacting restaurants and other service related businesses in the area. Thus, a loss to the city of early projected sales tax and other use tax revenue.
5) The now-empty lot is dorectly accross the street from the new Google facility. This means that Google employees, as they occupy their building (the old Agilent building), will have to endure the full weight of a longer-than-anticipated construction project, with all its attendant noise, dust, etc.
6) This will put a negative drag on efforts to have CalTrain reinstall more stops at the California Ave. station. This has been a sensitive lobbying effort that has been working to convince CalTrain that the California Avenue PTOD is REAL. This delay will take some wind out of that argument's sails.
Please note that the Citizens for Upholding Zoning Regulations group is one of the groups that was influential in causing the Google facility to be delayed in re-zoning, thus costing our city the revenue brought by 300-400 Google employees for ONE YEAR (the amount of time it took to change the old zoning, from light manufacturing, to office - even though that space was clearly designed as an office space)
195 Page Mill is going to be built, and it will probably look much like the design that had
already passed the Council.
The developer, Mr. Holbach, is no saint. He has not been easy for the city to work with, but went through an extensive period of review, with Mssrs. Moss, Jordan, and a few other determined Palo Altans hassling him all the way.
This has been typical for Palo Alto, with small groups of anti-development zealots costing us our tax base (the same groups then go on to criticize the City Council and city staff because we are short of funds for infrastructure).
They also cost our city a reputation for being a good place to do business in, with commercial groups and developers inflating the size of their projects because they know they're going to get harrassed practically to fiscal death by meddling citicens groups who want every last thing done their way (as opposed to citizens groups that engage in responsible diligence, and are reasonable in negotiation)
This has happened time and again in Palo Alto. the most recent example being Alma Plaza, where the developer will ber compelled to put retail shops into non-front-facing, rear-of-structure locations - a sure loser for othose who take on retail leases there, and a huge cost burden for the developer. Why? because they could.
We have to rid our city of the influence of *unreasonable* groups like this Citizens for Upholding Zoning Regulations.
Bob Moss, Tom Jordan, the Citizen's for Upholding Zoning Regulations are costing our city money, reputation, tax base, citizen convenience, and badly needed small office R&D space.
And we wonder why Palo Alto has fiscal problems?
on Sep 12, 2007 at 6:58 pm
Hooray for people who uphold the law. I hope the City Council will uphold its own zoning laws from now on. It shouldn't take a lawsuit to get them to stop giving away the town to their favorite developers.
Or if the developer had obeyed the law without being sued, gee, that would be nice.
And isn't he the developer who, AFTER the project was approved for rentals. changed them to condominiums?
on Sep 12, 2007 at 7:06 pm
The law was upheld; that's why it passed Council. This project will be built, but Moss and company have cost our city, and its taxpayers, plenty,
Citizens in the know need to keep pointing that out.


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Ontario (Canada)
3.48/5 rDev -12.3%
The body is a rich apricot yellow that looks like the flesh of the fruit with its haziness. Its carbonation looks very active, giving the finger's worth of meringue-like paper white head some serious staying power. A very nice looking Saison.
A dry breadiness with twists of tart lemon peel and green apple is what I get first. I think the Brett manifests itself in this tart fruity quality because I'm not getting much funk. It's got that chalkiness that I get in a lot of Saisons which fleshes out the nose. There's some phenols in there as well, being a little perfumy and medicinal with a few drops of honey that give it some sweetness. This leans to being more subtle than pronounced but a good smelling beer nonetheless.
The Brett is more upfront in the taste, imparting a tart dryness across the palate. There's a flash of green grape skins but that quickly changes to a more astringent quality. A medicinal sweetness comes right after. Pricks of bread and honey peak through. The finish is dry with its candied medicinal quality capping things off. As it warms, I find its dryness a bit off-putting, cutting through the flavours near the finish. Its alcohol content shows itself only in the warming quality it gives off.
The weight of the body is great being medium bodied, creamy, and round. If it wasn't for that cutting dryness, I would have found this to be more drinkable.
Bellwoods had a good take on this style and they ended up with a good Saison but nothing more. I didn't get any barrel quality and its dryness paired with the medicinal character took away from the enjoyment for me. I love what they're doing down at Bellwoods but for the price, I wouldn't buy this again.
12-14-2013 23:20:12 | More by ludachris
3.59/5 rDev -9.6%
Thanks to Frank for the share.
Golden-straw color, moderately hazy, with a finger or so of fluffy white head, decent retention and lacing. Aroma of fruity esters and light barnyard funk, notes of pepper/clove spice and bready malts. The taste reflected the aroma, bringing a good, basic saison to the palate, peach and pear, grape, clove, wet hay, light bretty funk, with a solid bready malt malt lending a light sweetness. Light-medium body, easy drinkability. Nothing too memorable, but good overall.
05-18-2014 11:56:33 | More by Rifugium
Ontario (Canada)
3.73/5 rDev -6%
Pours a cloudy pale straw with a Brobdingnagian, bubbly head that lasts forever and drapes the glass in foam. Cidery tartness in the nose. Tartness and soft lemony brett notes mix with some Saccharomyces saison esters and a leafy, citrusy hop character in the taste. With warmth brett funk and some cheese shows in the back. The mouthfeel is medium to light bodied with a brisk carbonation. Apple cider tartness, spicy hops and a balancing dough maltiness linger in the finish.
This is a decent brett 'infused' Saison, but lacks brett flavor complexity and has a bit too much tartness, not sourness by any means, but an apple cider acidity. Still its a good beer worth trying. I'll try it again, it didn't meet my expectations this time around.
09-30-2013 01:44:21 | More by CAMRAhardliner
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.5%
09-30-2013 19:08:30 | More by Sammy
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.5%
01-01-2014 02:32:52 | More by evil_liver
New York
3.75/5 rDev -5.5%
07-08-2014 04:23:13 | More by unclejazz
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.5%
05-20-2014 05:43:25 | More by AugustusRex
Quebec (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev -4.8%
Bottle thanks to tom10101.
Hazy blond body with decent white head that dissipates quickly. Aroma is slightly funky from the brett's presence, citrus and honey along with some yeast and dough. The mix of brett, citrus and oak gives the beer a cedar impression. Oak and white wine is much more present in taste. There is a nice brett tartness, also rich belgian yeast and dough flavor. Full bodied and fluffy, lively carbonation but small bubbles and falls off quickly.
An interesting take on the saison style. It has the american experimental personnality (brett, wild, barrel aged) with the belgian tradition (full bodied and yeasty/spicy). Unfortunately, It falls short on both ends as it is not as complex/spectacular as the best American saison/sour ale nor as impeccably executed (especially for the carbonation) like the best belgian example of the style but still a good and unique experiment. Overall, this is a good first impression from Bellwoods and I'm looking forward to try more of their offerings.
11-22-2013 00:08:35 | More by Luk13
Ontario (Canada)
3.86/5 rDev -2.8%
(4.0) A: Hazy copper with two fingers worth of puffy white head. Good retention and equal lacing.
(4.25) S: Banana, apricot, white grape, fresh grasses, cloves, tart citrus (lemon), and faint honey. This is a well put together saison with a very nice tart aroma coming through in lemon and grape.
(3.75) T: Tart citrus, dry apricot, white grape, grasses, cloves, pepper, and honey. Very dry and quite bitter throughout with a hefty dose of belgian-style spices. The brett seems to make some of the fruit flavours tarter but it's more of a subtle difference. The flavour feels a bit confused with individual tastes struggling to stand out to a certain extent.
(3.75) M: Medium bodied with higher carbonation which are both appropriate for the style. Oily and slick.
(3.75) D: A good and fresh tasting saison with an excellent aroma and similar appearance. The brett influence didn't quite stand out to me and didn't pick up on much barrel/wood flavours but regardless the end product was still a tasty saison.
11-10-2013 03:25:40 | More by Digimaika2
Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev -1%
Beer is clear golden yellow with a medium to large sized white head. The head fades steadily, leaving some lace.
Lots of light fruit in the nose, including green grape. Nose has a definite white wine scent. Brett is there as well, with tart cherry notes. Oak.
Taste-wise, there is quite a lot going on in this beer. Spices, a large dose of light fruits, including apple and green grape. Strong white wine flavours, oak and Brett. Slightly tart, but the Brett results in more of a dry funk and cherry taste than sourness. At first I found the flavours to clash, all quite independant. As the glass went, i enjoyed it more. Finish has a bit of an odd flavour, light fruits and Brett mixed in a way that is not entirely complementary.
Medium bodied, medium to strong carbonation level. A bit drying, feels a bit thin and sticky.
Pretty good, but not the level I hoped for. I much prefer the blended barrel-aged saison.
09-26-2013 13:06:06 | More by jrenihan
4/5 rDev +0.8%
07-16-2014 03:12:56 | More by Roguer
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.8%
04-20-2014 22:25:29 | More by TheSevenDuffs
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.8%
12-31-2013 00:15:22 | More by LarryAppleton
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.8%
04-24-2014 01:42:54 | More by KeKeKumba
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.8%
11-13-2013 03:18:18 | More by yancot
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.8%
10-24-2013 06:59:50 | More by valianes
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.8%
11-27-2013 19:35:29 | More by peensteen
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.8%
03-30-2014 02:57:47 | More by 4ster
Alberta (Canada)
4.01/5 rDev +1%
500ml bottle poured into tulip 13/10/13 thanks Liam for sending the bottle
A hazy pale orange liquid, at first you get the tornado off the bottom and after it calms down you are left with plenty of tiny bubbles popping up from everywhere, the two fingers of foam has good retention slowly falling to a thick film leaving plenty of random lace
S I get some wood but not much brett at all, apple and pear with some bubblegum and cider, there's some faint spice and just a hint of lemon rind
T a little more funk in the mouth but again its quite faint, a little more oak and apple cider then the nose, a little spicy and some citrus plays its part, maybe some leafy hops
M somewhere in the middle but the pin prick bubbles cream it up almost to the point of foam but not quite, slick on the palate with rind and earthy notes sticking around for a while
O perhaps its fresh because the brett's not really there yet and I'd believe you if you told me it never saw wood as the oaks faint too, the saison aspects are hard to miss and its a pretty solid beer
perhaps I should've hung on to this one for a while to see if the funk comes out but with just one bottle I'm not all that mad. this one was 7.2% not the 6.7% listed so I know there's other batches out there, I'd like to drink this one again with a year on it to taste the difference, oh well
10-14-2013 00:38:40 | More by wordemupg
Ontario (Canada)
4.06/5 rDev +2.3%
Poured from a bomber into a stemmed tulip glass at a holiday bottle share.
Pours pale straw and hazy up to 1 - 2 fingers of head falling quickly to but leaving nice lacing. The nose is nice, just not very big, lots of yeast, lemon and slight Brett. The flavor is much more pronounced with lots of yeast, grass, mild Brett, spicy corriander and a bit of wood. The finish is longlong and dry highlighting some nice bittering hops. Really nice carbonation and body keeping it light, bubbly and thirst quenching. A really nice beer; I would love to have a bit more Brett in there.
02-21-2014 20:10:28 | More by mtomlins
Ontario (Canada)
4.16/5 rDev +4.8%
The beer's appearance certainly paints a farm-like picture: the liquid in the glass a sun-drenched field of tall golden sheafs of wheat and the white fluffy head hovering above like billowing clouds. The straw colour is very pale but hardly allows even translucency.
Farmageddon has a bouquet full of zested cereal grain. Its bready, dried grass-like notes are enlivened by lemony citrus, a candied marmalade-like sweetness and a dusting of white pepper spice. It is aromatic and vivid and super pleasing to the nose, but it's textbook Saison so far.
The Brett only becomes appreciable on the palate, where tartness and a leathery texture take firm hold. The barrel too: the grain becomes coated with creamy vanilla, almost like a sweetened cereal (reminds of me of corn pops or honey-nut cheerios) and more warmth brings more oak.
Brettanomyces is a logical addition to a Saison; it is a naturally occurring strain of wild yeast that provides a certain 'funkiness' often associated with farmhouse ales (and farms in general) - hence the terms like "sweaty horse" and "barnyard" that have been used to describe its contributions.
In the context of this beer, the 'big bad Brett' enhances the recipe's orange and lemon citrus flavours and also a tartness that is rather well suited to the tastes of pear and apple. The vanillin notes of the barrel too are an innate match for the rose-like florals. So agreeable. So refreshing.
Farmageddon is yet another outstanding offering in Bellwoods' impressive lineup. To reflect on all the phenomenal beers this brewery has offered in its first year or so of existence, especially the quality of their barrel-aged experiments like this one, it practically makes my head spin. The regular Farmhouse Classic is good - this version is great.
10-27-2013 23:27:28 | More by biegaman
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +7.1%
09-30-2013 15:53:23 | More by liamt07
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +7.1%
07-25-2014 16:56:06 | More by Jerboat
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +7.1%
11-08-2013 19:44:32 | More by Cadbury
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +7.1%
12-02-2013 12:33:33 | More by DaPan
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Yeah that's not what I said at all. I even said in an earlier post that I am also guilty of acting like a jerk off, but I do my best not to anymore. What are you guys even "talking" about? I can't figure it through all of the childish back forth stuff. You know a lot about the game and the teams, and all that, but we don't get to benefit from your knowledge as often as we should, instead we get to read childish arguing more often than not. I'm saying is that it'd be nice to read a thread every now and again that didn't turn into what they all seem to turn into now, which is garbage. Why bother with the pissing match every time the Vcu trolls make their way over here? The what could be good content of this board is ruined by the constant arguing over nonsense. This board is like the tony mercurio show of the caa zone. But it's your Internet world man, do what you like
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EverRespect was quoted as saying, "Face it, VCU is a better team and the scary thing is they are all freshman and sophomores other than Burgess. It may be a long time before we beat them again."
Not a bandwagon VCU fan and I've been posting on here uninterrupted for a number of years. It gets a little annoying when some of you paint "all" VCU fans with such a broad brush. If it makes you feel better, go ahead, but at best it's misleading and incorrect. That kind of diminishes the credibility of other things you may post which is unfortunate, because some of you have some terrific insight and I enjoy reading opinions of other teams' fans.
Cheer against the Rams if you think that somehow gets you even or ahead of VCU fans in some way, shape, or form. I'll be routing for Drexel in the NIT and you guys and Georgia State in your tournament.
The real problem for VCU, especially this year, is the perpetual Richmond-based tournament. It causes you guys a number of problems, including:
1. Exposing the rest of the CAA fans to the worst of you. Typically (but not always) traveling fans are of a higher caliber.
2. It leaves a lingering bad taste to be shouted down by hordes of opposing fans, at what is supposed to be a neutral site. It makes it even less tolerable when it happens in a game in which VCU is not even involved.
3. As ODUSmitty has pointed out elsewhere, it is akin to affirmative action. VCU may in fact be the strongest team this year in the CAA. But there are lots of us who wonder, often aloud, whether Drexel wasn't more deserving of the NCAA bid.
4. It makes the arrogant comments from other not-so-good VCU posters that much harder to tolerate.
I honestly believe that the team that would benefit most from moving the tournament out of Richmond would be VCU. But (as I am constantly reminded by other VCU posters) so stating makes me whiny and obsessive.
For the record, I'm one of the minority ODU fans who will be actively cheering for VCU -- not that it makes a bit of difference.
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Fortunate to be an adopted Monarch.
It has nothing to do with that. I do not, and will not buy the argument that supporting another team in our conference actually works to our benefit, particularly a mid-major that consistently earns few bids to the NCAA tournament. I have no relation to VCU, and truly find the school to have a distasteful culture, and would never recommend anyone I know to attend there from the experiences I know of people that's gone to the school.
Additionally, we get some money from an NCAA run, and that's it. The amount isn't material and will not be the difference from ODU being successfull or not. This isn't a BCS money we're talking about, and there is no major national TV contract and 16 major teams, like the Big East. So, I see absolutely zero reason to support VCU or any other CAA school in any way at all. If someone choose to do so, that's great, but our fan base and support makes the athletics what it is; not our conference.
And lastly, some of the VCU posters here are fine. But I come here to read and post about ODU and anything that may reflect it. The conversation goes south almost all the time when the same crowd shows up by not adding anything to the conversation, other than trying to prove something that no ODU fan actually cares about. So yeah, I'd assume the people that post here are in some ways going to reflect some of the most hardcore VCU fans, and couple that with the VCU people you see at the Coliseum, and it's just hard to give a favorable opinion, rivals or not.
Last edited by officeguy; 03-14-2012 at 08:45 PM.
I respectfully disagree. I think VCU with a few wins, Drexel going deep, and ODU and GSU going deep solidifies in the minds of other so-called "mid-major" fans, Power-6 fans, ex-player deskjockey talking heads, and most importantly SC members that this league deserves more recognition for the quality of play of its member institutions and said recognition to translate into future at-large bids. That benefits us all. That helps with recruiting and we all spiral up from there.
To answer the thread question; not just no but hell no.
If they lose, it's going to fun to see them all scatter like cockroaches.


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1hr 26mins layover enough?Aug 19, 20143I'm planning to fly from Tampa to Singapore with Delta and the flight route is Tampa – Atlanta (1hr 26m layover) – Narita – Singapore. Is the 1hr 26m layover safe enough? I assume that since I'm flying Delta for all sectors, I will be able to check thru my lugguage from Tampa (so no need to wait for luggage). Will I have to go through Immigrations/Customs again at Atlanta? Would love to take this route instead of going Tampa – LAX (4hr layover), thank you in advance!rang rangSat, Aug 9You do not have to go through US Immigration when you leave the US. All you have to do in Atlanta is take the plane train from your arrival gate to your departure gate. The only time you will have to go through Immigration on your trip is when you get to Singapore.ZAPSat, Aug 9thank you for the info. Delta has since amended the next sector and now Atlanta layover is 1hr 10mins! Pray no delays - I should have enough time to disembark and make it for my next flight right? or should I leave tampa earlier and go for a 3 hour layover in atlanta just to be safe?rang rangSun, Aug 10
baggage claimAug 7, 20141flying into atlanta from pensacola, then connectiing to go to paris. to I pick up luggage to take to international airport to go through customs? or is the bagggage transfered to international automatically***Thu, Aug 7
From Jamaica to ATL to RGAAug 7, 20141I will be going to Washington from Jamaica and be connecting in ATL. There is a 2 hour layover. I will be arriving through international terminal and my next flight is through the domestic south terminal will I need to re check my bags and will I make it from one terminal to the next on time?neckiaThu, Jul 31You do not have to change terminals. You will arrive in the International Terminal, go through US immigration, claim your bags, go through US Customs, and then re-check your bags all right there. THen you will go through security and take the plane train to your departure concourse. There's no need to actually go to the S Terminal.ZAPThu, Aug 7
Amsterdam - Atlanta - Costa Rica; 1,5 hourAug 7, 20143We are coming from Amsterdam to Atlanta and arrive 16:33. We have a connecting flight from ATL to Costa Rica (San Jose) at 18:00. Will we be able to make it or do we need more time? Do we also have to recheck our checked bags? We fly both flights with Delta Air.MoniqueWed, Jul 30YEs, you will have to claim your bags, go through US Customs,a nd re-check your bags. You will then go through security and then to the departure area of the same concourses/gate areas where you arrived. You should barely have enough time if your first flight is on-time.ZAPWed, Jul 30Hi ZAP, thanks for your reply. In case we only take handbagage with us.. and our first flight is on time. Then should we be able to make it right?MoniqueMon, Aug 4
Connecting from Atlanta to AmsterdamJul 21, 20141We are on DL 1052 coming from Milwaukee to Atlanta at 5:01. We have a connecting flight from ATL (on DL 238) to Amsterdam at 5:42. Will we be able to make it or do we need more time between flights?JessieMon, Jul 21It is doable as the Plane Train connects all concourses inside security. However it leaves very little room for any delays on your inbound flight. However, there are several later flights from Atlanta to Amsterdam that you can be reboked on if you miss your connection.ZAPMon, Jul 21
Connection from S Terminal to InternationalJul 4, 20141I am on an Air France flight (AF 2605) operated by Delta from Pittsburgh arriving Atlanta at 16:45 pm. I have a connecting flight to Madrid (AF 3627) at 18:07 pm from INTL Terminal. Can I get from S terminal to international terminal easily with one hour aprox. between flights? Do I have to recheck my checked bags?Thank you in advance for your help!NuriaFri, Jul 4
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1:48 International to Domestic connectionJun 2, 20140I'll arrive from Brussels (DL81) on Saturday July 23 - 14:50 and have a 1:48 layover to catch the next flight to San Diego (also Delta, same reservation). It's my 4th time in the US so I start getting used to it, but this time I'll travel with my wife and our 3 kids 10-7-4, and it's my first time in ATL. I understand we'll arrive at either concourse E or F, and both terminals have CBP points. Do I have to claim and recheck my checked bags? I guess I have as this is our first stop in the US. But where is the baggage claim? Is it in Concourse F whatever the concourse I'll arrive too? For the international terminal this looks quite straight forward, but if we arrive in concourse E, we would: -clear CBP in concourse E -take the Plane Train to intl baggage claim in concourse F -claim our bags, clear customs, and recheck the bags -pass the security checkpoint (the international one?) -take the Plane Train to terminal A or T -find our gate and board on the plane to San Diego Does this sound correct? This definitely sounds challenging in 1:48 with the kids... Any tips to make it? -I've read it's better to get in the first car of the train - is this right? -Do we all have to claim the checked bags or 1 person is enough (the other ones could directly get to the domestic concourse for instance...) Many thanksDarthMon, Jun 2
1hr 48min to catch international flight.May 27, 20140Hello. I am arriving Atlanta at 12:20 by delta and catching international flight to Japan at 2:08. My seat is 32A so I would assume it would take time for me to get out. I am getting nervous! Do you think 1hr 48min is enough time for transit? Please let me know! Thank youtgvgbeeTue, May 27
Don't know which terminal?Jun 4, 20142I am flying Delta Airlines, from Orlando to Springfield through Atlanta. I have 53 min layover on my way going and 42 min on my return. Any idea about the terminal route? Departure: MCO>ATL (DL2269) ATL>SGF (DL5056) Return: ATL>SGF (DL5056) MCO>ATL (DL2269)***Tue, May 27Delta uses numerous concourses which are all connected by the Plane Train inside security. You can get between all gates in less than 25 minutes. You don't have much room for delays but if your first flight is on-time you should be fine.ZAPTue, May 27
OMA-ATL-UVF 45 minutesMay 26, 20141I have 45 minutes to connect from my delta flight from omaha, ne to my delta flight that goes to st. lucia. This is for my honeymoon and we are very nervous we wont make our flight to st. lucia! It is the only flight to st. lucia that day...the next one isnt for 24 hrs. Is 45 minutes enough time? We bought the flights on the same ticket with delta, do you think we will be at gates that are close to one another or very far? If far, what is the longest time it would take us to get from one end to another? Thanks!hshreveSun, May 25Delta uses all domestic Concourses T & A through D, with corresponding gates. All international flights are at the International 'Maynard Jackson' Terminal with Concourses/ gates E or F - reached by the underground Plane Train which stops at the center of each Concourse. Absent incoming flight delay, you should be able to make your connection and your bags will be automatically transferred. To familiarize yourself with ATL's layout, I suggest you open www.ifly.com/atl, then click on 'Terminal Map' under 'QUICK LINKS', and scroll down to the detailed text.momay14Mon, May 26
Getting from international to domestic and what to doMay 26, 20142Flying from England, connecting to domestic flight to Iowa. How to do that? How long will it take? Do we have to collect our luggage and take it with us through the airport? How long will it take to go through security:immigration for foreigners? We'll be laying over for 7 hours. Is there a VIP lounge near or in the domestic terminal that we can have a rest? We've never been at Atlanta airport before. Looks huge and scary.TmcSun, May 25Nothing scary about ATL. Open www.ifly.com/atl, then click on 'Terminal Map' under 'QUICK LINKS', and scroll down to the detailed text - paying attention to "Getting Around" & its sub-headings, then moving further down to 'Terminal Details'. Thereafter click on the Terminal maps above to familiarize yourself with the terminal layouts. ATL's new International Terminal is splendid with plenty of amenities & services & lounges.sumay14Sun, May 25
Airport questionsMay 11, 20142Arriving from Costa Rica and layover in Atlanta for 1 hr and 20 min. Then catching next flight to Syracuse. Do we have enough time? And how and where do we go from there?OnourwayhomeFri, May 9You arrive at the International Terminal of ATL and depart from one of the domestic terminals - depending on which airline you take. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/atl then click on 'Terminal Map' under 'QUICK LINKS', and scroll down to the detailed text - paying attention to 'International Arrivals' transfer options and terminal details.samay14Sat, May 10Upon arrival in the International Terminal, you will go through US Immigration, claim your bags, go through US customs, then re-check your bags with Delta. You will then follow the sign towards connecting flights, go through security and then take the plane train to the concourse of your flight to Syracuse.ZAPSun, May 11


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On a quest to create a weekend house for herself and her husband, Nancy Church scaled back her design fantasies and discovered creative ways to build on a budget.
Nancy Church, a Chicago-based gynecologic surgeon, always wanted a serene beach house where she could unwind from the stresses of her job. But with a thriving practice that keeps her close to the hospital, a large circle of friends, and a considerable collection of contemporary art and mid-century furniture, she had a few nonnegotiables. "It had to be nearby, budget-conscious, flexible, big enough for guests, and aesthetically suitable for my things," says the doctor. To accomplish the task, she tapped her friend, local architect and fellow modernist John DeSalvo. Here, she tells us how they collaborated on a home that more than met her criteria.
I've renovated practically every place I've ever lived, but I've never had the chance to create a home from scratch. I spent a long time looking for the right spot to build a weekend retreat. In 2005, a colleague told me about a piece of property in Michigan City, Indiana. It was just an hour and ten minutes away from my Chicago condo, so a week later I grabbed John, and we ran to see it. We hadn't yet worked together but had been close friends for 13 years and share the same aesthetic. I met him when I lived in a Bertrand Goldberg building and he came to rent my apartment but ended up buying his own.
The project started out as a typical construction story full of drawbacks and dilemmas. We got a builder from the real estate agent, and it cost about 30 percent more than originally estimated to clear and grade the land. Then we unexpectedly had to put up retaining walls to keep the dune from shifting. That made the building footprint even tighter and eliminated any fiscal wiggle room. So we had to figure out how to maximize the lot and our program to get everything in.
John's design for the house hugs the edge of the available ground space, which gives us about 850 square feet on the first floor and another 550 on the second. He came up with the idea of putting the porch on the roof and a steel staircase on the outside of the house so it would be accessible from the sleeping loft. Putting the porch up there also made it private enough for a hot tub. I suggested we use sails for shade. The sun gets pretty harsh here in the summer, and all the boats in the nearby harbor inspired me.
By the time we were ready to break ground, it had been a year and a half since we cleared the lot, and the builder was missing in action. We heard he went bankrupt. We found Patrick Poland through friends, and he was a godsend. He has this encyclopedic knowledge of the area, so we were able to find subcontractors to make almost everything locally.
He was also able to find a steel fabricator to make the staircases, though John had to modify the design using perforated steel and tension steel rope, and eliminate the glass in the catwalk, to make it affordable. They used the same railing system to edge the catwalk and sleeping lofts. Our bedroom is lined with floor-to-ceiling frosted sliding glass doors for privacy, but the other one is totally open to the living area below it.
The kitchen is a combination of Ikea upper cabinets and stock MDF cabinets that John clad with bamboo veneers. I came up with an idea to double our counter space. Two storage units under the countertop roll out and are topped with butcher block, so they become food prep islands. John clad the MDF shelves and cabinets surrounding the fireplace with the same bamboo veneers we used in the kitchen, which gives them a very luxurious, custom-made feel.


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Pitch one - Climb straight up through triple roofs to an anchor on large ledge. Fun climbing on good rock, a little dirty. 100', 5.9.
This route is just to the left of Da Kine Line, and is in between DKL and High Times. Rap down the Green Mile with a single 60m or rap down DKL with a 70m. Pitch two climbs obvious, clean face to the right of the giant dihedral which is the route High Times.
Small trad rack plus draws. All anchors have two bolts except the first one is one bolt and a fixed nut.