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The position in which Barcelona have the most uncertainties is undoubtedly at the back, with Gerard Pique being a doubt for the clash. The centre-back suffered a sprained foot against Spartak Moscow in September, and has been racing to return to fitness in time for the game. If he fails in his bid, Alex Song will step in to replace him. Javier Mascherano will also have to be drafted into the backline to replace the injured Carles Puyol, and Jordi Alba is expected, although not certain, to start ahead of Adriano at left-back.
Barcelona have one big question for midfield, which is whether Ballon D'Or winner Andrés Iniesta will be fit to take over from Cesc Fabregas. The former Arsenal midfielder may be in form, but Iniesta's record against Real Madrid cannot be ignored, and his experience may be preferred in a game of such magnitude. Sergio Busquets and Xavi are certain to line up in the other two positions in midfield.
Few doubts for Barcelona here, and a front three of Alexis Sánchez, Lionel Messi, and Pedro are expected to start the game. Tito Vilanova may toy with the idea of deploying Cesc Fabregas or Andres Iniesta on the left, but with the latter not at full fitness and the former enjoying a good run in midfield, it would be unlikely and an unnecessary gamble.
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Madrid look a more settled team overall going into the game, and are almost certain to continue with their back four of Marcelo, Pepe, Sergio Ramos, and Alvaro Arbeloa. The quartet have come together to give Real Madrid a calmer appearance in recent games, and Mourinho will need to be sure that his back four can hold out against the inevitable Barcelona onslaught.
Xabi Alonso will surely be certain to start in one position of Real Madrid's double pivot, and Sami Khedira is likely to get the nod over Michael Essien for the other, particularly with the Ghanaian having suffered a recent minor injury. The real question is over whether Luka Modric or Mesut Özil will line up in an advanced position in the hole. Mourinho may opt for the more defensively-aware Croatian, but equally he may decide that Özil is the man to make the most efficient use of the limited possession Madrid are likely to enjoy. Kaka is a third option, but it would be a major surprise if he were to be trusted to start in a game of this importance.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Angel Di Maria will be certainties to occupy the wide positions here, but there is doubt over who will lead Los Merengues' attack. Karim Benzema is expected to start, but Gonzalo Higuain has a better goalscoring record so far, and already has one goal against Barcelona to his name this season, in the second leg of the Supercopa.
Predicted Lineups:
Barcelona predicted lineup (4-3-3): Victor Valdes; Jordi Alba, Javier Mascherano, Alex Song, Daniel Alves; Sergio Busquets, Cesc Fabregas, Xavi; Pedro, Lionel Messi, Alexis Sánchez.
Real Madrid predicted lineup: (4-2-3-1): Iker Casillas; Marcelo, Sergio Ramos, Pepe, Álvaro Arbeloa; Xabi Alonso, Sami Khedira; Angel Di Maria, Mesut Özil, Cristiano Ronaldo; Karim Benzema.
Real Madrid have probably been heartened by Barcelona's injuries, but on paper they barely look a weaker side at all. Whether Barcelona's weakened defence can remain strong remains the key question for the game, and one on which the result and La Liga title could hinge, but Real Madrid will have to find a way to dispossess the Blaugrana midfield before they can think about it.
One thing that is clear is that Real Madrid are likely to have better options off the bench. In their two contested positions, playmaker and striker, they have two equally good options and therefore two big changes that can be made it things are not going to plan. Combined with the additional defensive cover, it makes them less error-prone: Barcelona's decision not to purchase a centre-back in the summer looks questionable now, but if they are forced to begin the game with Alex Song and Javier Mascherano at the back and suffer another injury, it will look positively suicidal.
Despite all the question marks over form and fitness, it seems little has changed. Indeed, if Real Madrid line up as above, Álvaro Arbeloa will be the only player who did not start the 5-0 humiliation in 2010. That may speak volumes about Mourinho's struggles to improve his starting eleven, but it shows that the key for Los Merengues has not changed: if they can get at Barcelona's defence, they have a chance, but that will require coping with the Blaugrana midfield. Easier said than done.


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We originally booked a balcony room and were called by Carnival several weeks prior to our cruise and offered a suite at a very good rate. What a glorious room we had. On past cruises we did not spend much time in our room. This time was different. We thoroughly enjoyed the very large balcony as well as the jetted tub in our bathroom. Of course, our room steward was a charm. He always knew our name and went out of his way to be gracious and spoil us. We met two wonderful families at our dinner table who we plan to visit in the future. Our dinner waiters were so sweet. They remembered our wine and drink preferences. Okay, maybe they wrote it down, but it was still nice to be called by name and have our favorite wine waiting for us when we sat down.
When we boarded, we purchased the "Cheers" program. We paid one lump sum for both of us which essentially paid for all of our alcoholic beverages as well the gratuity (up to $10 per drink). It also provided us with 25 percent off each bottle of wine at dinner. We found the buffet to be very tasty and the seating was not a problem (we enjoyed sitting around the pool). If you have a chance, have dinner at the speciality steak restaurant. For $35 per person, you will experience the most delicious meal and wonderful service.
Overall, I must say that we had the most fabulous time. We are looking at a cruise to Alaska this next summer and will definitely book with Carnival. Please take the negative reviews with a grain of salt. Unfortunately, there are some people whose lives seem to revolve around the negative. Once you step onto a Carnival ship, be prepared to be spoiled.


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We have cruised five times with NCL but what a contrast this trip was to our previous experiences. It is apparent that cost cutting measures have been applied across the board e.g.no toiletries in bathroom, no bathrobes, no fruit, no flowers.The self service washing machines have been removed, higher charges apply for almost all activities.The food in the Garden Cafe was plentiful but pretty basic fare The speciality restuarant food was much superior, we did enjoy excellent meals in Cagney`s and Le Bistro.
The destination tours were very expensive so we made our own arrangements using the information provided by the staff at the stand in the Garden Cafe.
The ship had around 3,000 on board on week one and 2,600 on week two so space around the pool was at a premium with vacant loungers booked with towels limiting use to many guests.
The Information desk is one of the best that we have experienced. They had a can do attitude and were able to answer all our enquiries adequately with a smile.
The room stewards Jo & Arthur were excellent they worked extremely hard. It should be remembered that this cruise is two seven day segments with almost a full weekly changeover so staff have to work much harder than on a two week cruise.
All in all we enjoyed the cruise and destinations but NCL has changed and we will be looking for better value and a quieter experience for our next cruise.


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37 comments:
- alittlebitofscrap said...
Perfect Shoes!
- June 20, 2009
- YSLGuy said...
I love the shoes! I can't wait to see the pictures
- June 20, 2009
- The French Bear said...
Love the shoes!! Have a super day, I will check in every one's blog during the day!!! What fun!
Margaret B
- June 20, 2009
- CuteStuffInside said...
Just came across your blog via Junie Moon - it's fabulous!
- June 20, 2009
- Coco said...
Cute shoes. Is that a cupcake recipe on them?
- June 20, 2009
- 3rdEyeMuse said...
wishing you great success and even more fun! can't wait to see the photo's. :)
- June 20, 2009
- Junie Moon said...
I love those shoes and think they are the perfect thing for extraordinary cupcake baking. The tutorial will be very helpful and I look forward to giving it a try. Thank you so much for hosting the virtual Cupcake Saturday event so I could participate from my house.
- June 20, 2009
- karen said...
Good morning. What a great day for cupcakes. The shoes could not be more perfect. I am so looking forward to your post and have enjoyed participating vicariously. Off to check the blogs. Thanks so much for hosting this.
- June 20, 2009
- Amy said...
Payless can have great shoes sometimes. Thanks for hosting a virtual party-can't wait to see the results of the live party. I wish I was closer. :(
- June 20, 2009
- Rosa said...
How fun!!! I can't wait to visit everyone! You know I loves me some cupcakes!! xoxo
- June 20, 2009
- Rhonda Roo said...
I missed the link, but I am throwing ya props on my blog, too ☺ because you are cupcake nirvana!
- June 20, 2009
- Tamara Jansen said...
Wish I could be there.....just to watch mind you. And eat!
- June 20, 2009
- jkddz said...
thanks for the wonderful afternoon... couldn't wait for fathers day... so we already enjoyed the 4 cupcakes! and the gifts! over the top as always... what a great group of girls to hang out with all afternoon...
- June 20, 2009
Great tasty Fathers day cupcakes. Much enjoyed!
Mc Hubby, monkey moo and Joshi bean.
- June 20, 2009
- E said...
Woo hoo! I made it in, although a little late!! I LOVE the shoes!! They are perfect! Off to check out everyone else's cupcake fun!
- June 20, 2009
- E said...
Oops! I see I can't follow directions and so I posted late :( I'm so sorry!! Hopefully I will get myself more organized and together one of these days!
- June 20, 2009
- Michelle said...
So sorry I am late - work emergency delayed Cupcake Saturday for me (causing me to use a box mix "with Saucey's tweaking, of course). I don't have a blog, so forgive this long post.
I made "Smores Cupcakes", which is a Michelle adaptation of the Martha Stewart Chocolate Graham Craker cupcake. They turned out super cute (although, since it's so late - they are warm and won't get their marshmallow icing till tomorrow). It's a bit labor intensive, made in steps.
Here is a link to my pictures - sorry if they are out of order
Hope fun was had by all - thanks for inspiring me to try a new recipe
- June 20, 2009
- Anonymous said...
Hey there...I had a excellent time today! Thanks again for hosting such a fantastic event! Turns out I do have a blog, Saucy...it's just very very very neglected (and I'm ashamed to even mention it, but perhaps we can keep in touch that way if I promise to update it a little more often)!
- June 21, 2009
- Amy said...
Love the pics! Looks like you had so much fun.
- June 21, 2009
- Rosa said...
I love that picture of you!! tehe! You are just adorable!!! Oh my. What fun. K, I'm ready for more cupcakes now. I bought some tiny, mini cups to make tablespoon sized ones hoping if I eat just one, I'll be good! NOT! lol Thanks for a wonderful time Saucy! xoxo <3
- June 21, 2009
- bluemuf said...
Looks like everyone had so much fun baking cupcakes. I also love Loopy's Cupcake Ninja.
Looking forward to seeing more pictures.
Hugs Karen
- June 21, 2009
- the treat girl said...
Thanks so much for sharing all the fun with us!! Cindy Lou and I now wear the same shoe size as well.... I almost splurged on the "REAL" Converse cupcake shoes.....I'm thrilled to see Payless has some too!! I may have to get us some!! :)
- June 21, 2009
- KAGS Herself said...
Saucy - you are own culinary Queen! I had a great time yesterday afternoon, meeting new friends and catching up with old ones. So glad Edward could make it!
I'll try and post pic's tomorrow - right now we're getting ready for summer season at the KAGS Hotel!
Rest well my friend - you deserve it.
- June 21, 2009
- Cherie said...
Aw Saucy, I missed you! Life has been in flux and I haven't been reading your blog. Time to catch up!
- June 22, 2009
- The Inept Aspirant said...
I think your expression in that picture is a riot! It looks like you are thinking, "Look at the group I have to teach this time. Sheesh."
- June 22, 2009
- How To Eat A Cupcake said...
Ohh cupcake saturday sounds awesome!
- June 22, 2009
- MJ said...
I got a sugar-high looking at all the candy & cupcakes. I almost called up a cupcake demand last evening as we crashed at Mom's when our B&B was rained out.
I'm very tempted to scan a photo of you camping circa Grade 2 Brownies camp. I think this is worth a couple of cupcakes from you (as ransom).
- June 22, 2009
- Lauren LePage said...
SAUCY! I have a very unrelated-to-your-post message for you: They have a Jonas Brothers singing ornament from Hallmark this year... LOOK:
I saw it and I thought of you and Loopy.
- June 22, 2009
- Saucy said...
I just wanted to let all of you know that we wrapped up the graduation party at 12:00 midnight sharp and we packed up, paid our bill and drove away by 12:15. Of course, Pepper and I had to do a quick gossip/debrief in the car outside with the girls and by the time we unloaded and I put away just the things that needed to be put away, it is 1:15 and I am either exhausted or jacked up on sugar, but I don't know if I can sleep! See you tomorrow sometime, with pictures.
- June 23, 2009
- queen-of-nostalgia said...
Holy Smokes! You must be beat :) I think I will go make some cupcakes today, though, because I am super inspired by these lovely creations!
By the way, I am adding some sugar to your day... I have a little refreshment for you at my blog :)
Those shoes are adorable, and I Lurve reading your posts! Get some rest!
- June 23, 2009
- Frogs in my formula said...
I like your blog a lot but don't know if I can come here again...it makes me crave sweets. Lots and lots of sweets!
- June 23, 2009
- taranova said...
I would love to know how to make those cupcake pops or if you know where I can get a recipe. I love them and they would make cute treats for birthday parties, halloween, etc! I was also wondering if you are going to have another cupcake Sat? I wanted to go so bad but it was my husband's birthday on Friday and Father's day on Sunday, so we went out of town, to do what he wanted to do. It looks like so much fun and I need tips on making cupcakes because with a 3 year old and a one year daughters it looks like I'm in for many years of cupcake making!
- June 23, 2009
oooh, I'm so mad I had to miss this! I love the opportunities to spend with you gals! Looks like you had fun - maybe next time I will be around! Dena
- June 24, 2009
- MON said...
First time reading your blog and I LOVE IT! I wish I can be there so I can join you on cupcake saturday
- June 27, 2009
- Michaele said...
LOVE the military cupcakes- Dear Husband deploys this August for a year, so I've been busy making patriotic bitty banners since the end of the school year- but the cupcakes have a NUMMY factor that everyone will enjoy!
- June 28, 2009
- Lauren LePage said...
Saucy, if you lurrve comments, how come you don't reply to anyone's comments?
- July 09, 2009
- Saucy said...
Hey there Lauren!
I get out there and comment like crazy on as many blogs as I can, especially if I see a new commenter on my blog! My peeps can attest to it!
I visited your profile and saw long ago that you just set up a blogger account to make comments on blogs. Cool! I visited your website and it said it was coming soon with updates! Today I checked it again.
I really would never want to offend anyone or leave anyone left out! If the commenter doesn't have a blog sometimes I just leave my reply here in the comment section, hoping they might check back!
I do my best, I really do. I hope you don't feel left out. I will try to do better.
- July 09, 2009


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LOCUST FORK — Locust Fork held off a late rally by J.B. Pennington to take a 20-17 victory at home Friday.
Josh Tawbush and Micah Stephens combined for 250 rushing yards and scored one touchdown each to pace the Hornet offensive attack.
The Hornets took an early 7-0 lead on Stephens 3-yard scoring jaunt, only to see Pennington need just one play to even the score as quarterback Brandon Butts found Jacob Washburn for a 52-yard catch and run. Kyle Hornbuckle and Fernando Zavala added their respective team's extra points to even the score at 7-7 just over two minutes into the game.
What appeared to be a high scoring shootout turned into a fumble- and penalty-filled first half that saw just one more scoring effort before halftime. Early in the second quarter after a short Tiger punt, the Hornets pushed 43 yards in four plays as Hornbuckle found Tawbush behind the Pennington defense for a 27-yard score, giving the Hornets 14-7 lead at the half.
The second half saw a continuation of drive-killing fumbles, interceptions, and penalties by both teams. Pennington's Butts intercepted a Hornbuckle throw to put the Tigers at the Hornets 13-yard line later in the third quarter, but the Hornet defense held the Tigers to a 29-yard Zavala field goal to cut the Hornet lead to 14-10 with 10:45 left in the game.
Two possessions later, the Hornets moved 50 yards in just three plays to seemingly put the game away, as Tawbush raced around right end from nine yards away for the score. Hornbuckle missed the extra point, but the Hornets had a seemingly comfortable 20-10 lead with just 4:46 remaining.
However, Butts began an aerial circus that resulted in a 7-yard touchdown pass to Brenner Drain, and following Zavala's extra point it was 20-17 in favor of Locust Fork with 3:23 left.
After holding the Hornets to just one first down and forcing a punt, the Tigers took over at their own 20 with 1:37 left. Once again Butts took to the air, making one first down before the Hornet defense stopped the Tigers at their own 41 as the game ended.
Locust Fork had the superior ground attack, gaining 285 yards compared to a net loss of 18 yards for Pennington. But the Tigers' passing game was on target for 242 yards, while the Hornets threw for just 88. Hornbuckle was 5-for-2 with two interceptions, the only two turnovers of the entire game.
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So who is your choice for coolest/badest villian in SF and why?
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Celebrating 2012 National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week and National Previvor Day
Julie's Jog
Family and friends celebrated and honored Julie Sorensen's life while raising awareness of hereditary ovarian and breast cancer at their annual 1mile / 5k race held in Kearney NE on September 14, 2013.
LA FORCE Kicks Cancer
The Los Angeles Outreach group celebrated for the third year in the Kickin' Cancer 5k Walk to raise money for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer research. Team LA FORCE was the 2nd place fundraising team for the second year in a row.
Palm Beach Outreach receives 2012 National HBOC Week/Previvor Day Proclamation
At the September 11, 2012, Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Karen Marcus, presented a Proclamation declaring September 23-30, 2012, as National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week, and September 26, 2012, as National Previvor Day. Amy Shainman, a FORCE Outreach Coordinator, and Stacy Goodwin, a FORCE member, accepted the Proclamation.
City of Miami Beach receives 2012 National HBOC Week/Previvor Day Proclamation
Wendy Unger, FORCE Outreach Coordinator, receives a Proclamation from the City of Miami Beach Mayor, Matti Herrera Bower, declaring September 23-30, 2012, National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week and September 26, 2012, National Previvor Day.
Cincinnati FORCE Outreach Receives Three 2012 National HBOC Week/Previvor Day Proclamations
Mary Orloff, FORCE Outreach Coordinator, receives Proclamations from John Kasich, the Governor of Ohio, Mark Mallory, the Mayor of Cincinnati and from Michael Davis at the Delhi Township Board of Trustees in Delhi Township. Each of these Proclamations honors National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week and National Previvor Day 2012.
4th Annual Cincinnati Passing of the Torch Ceremony
The Cincinnati/NKY FORCE Outreach group passes the torch at the Power of Teal Ovarian Cancer Awareness 5K Run/Walk on Sept. 15, 2012 at Lunken Playfield and highlights the link between ovarian and breast cancer. (Left to right: Mary Orloff, Jodi Rosen, Debbie Heile, Brandi Forbes, Meg Morris)
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Celebrating 2011 National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week and National Previvor Day
DC Outreach Passes the Torch at the Washington Nationals Baseball Game
The Washington, DC FORCE Outreach Group teamed up with Washington Nationals baseball team for a special Passing of the Torch event at the final home game of the season on September 25, 2011. FORCE was joined by several hundred supporters including representatives from a number of local breast and ovarian cancer organizations, a corporate sponsors.
Phoenix Outreach celebrates National HBOC Week with The Hope Chest Art Exhibit
In celebration of HBOC Week, Hope Chest, a collaborative traveling sculpture exhibit about hope and the stories of genetic cancers opened a the Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center with a special reception. The Hope Chest exhibit displayed bust sculptures made by Rachel Householder and hand painted by local artists. Each bust shares the model's story and is evidence that even with a cancer or previvor diagnosis, there is still a feeling of beauty, both inside and out.
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Wine and Celebration
An evening of wine tasting was the perfect way to celebrate National HBOC Week. Guests learned about hereditary breast and ovarian cancer while they tasted wine and enjoyed hors d'oeuvres and dessert donated by local restaurants. Gift bags and 30 enticing raffle prizes added extra fun to the evening.
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Members of Cincinnati Outreach ring in HBOC Week with the Passing of the Torch event at the Cincinnati Reds home game at the Great American Ball Park on September 19.
Team FORCE: Kickin' Cancer in LA
Our Los Angeles Outreach Group forms a team to walk in the Kickin' Cancer walk with the Lynn Cohen Foundation on September 18.
Palm Beach Outreach receives National HBOC Week/Previvor Day Proclamation!
FORCE Outreach Coordinator Amy Shainman and FORCE member Lori Page, pose with Cathy Marinak, Risk Assessment Counselor, and Dr. Rimmer, breast surgeon and head of Kristin Hoke Breast Health Program at Jupiter Medical Center after receiving the Proclamation for HBOC Week from the Palm Beach County Commission.
Kaleidoscope of Hope Walkathon
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2010 National HBOC Week and National Previvor Day.
Passing of the Torch with the Washington Nationals
On September, 29, 2010, at its last home game, the Washington, DC FORCE group teamed up with the Washington Nationals baseball team to celebrate the first ever National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week during a special Passing of the Torch ceremony symbolizing the transition from Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month to Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
FORCE member, Carrie Fitzmaurice, a survivor of both breast and ovarian cancer, lit the master torches symbolizing the breast and ovarian cancer communities. Nadine Rubenstein carried the torch for the ovarian cancer community and Cari Listach, wife of National's third base coach Pat Listach, was the torchbearer on behalf of the breast cancer community. Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL), a BRCA+ breast cancer survivor and committed supporter of the hereditary cancer community, attended the ceremony and threw the first pitch. And, then all of our FORCE members enjoyed a great baseball game.
Passing of the Torch with the Cincinnati Reds
On September 30, in front of 17,558 fans, the National League Central Division Champion CincinnatiReds hosted a pregame Passing of the Torch ceremony. Ovarian cancer survivor Kathy Patton passed the torch to Pam Forbes, a breast cancer survivor and mother of BrandiForbes, coordinator of our Cincinnati Outreach group. Coordinator Mary Orloff threw the first pitch, which was caught by coordinator Meg Morris. At the end of thefourth inning, 400 FORCE supporters held up teal, pink and white posters to form agiant ovarian/breast cancer awareness ribbon!
FORCE on Capitol Hill
Members of the Washington, DC FORCE organization ventured to Capitol Hill on September 15, 2010 to witness the passage of the first National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week and National Previvor Day, sponsored by Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL). In attendance from left to right: Paine Gronnemeyer, Jan Gronnemeyer, Devin Boerm, Congress woman Wasserman Schultz, Lisa Schlager, Jen Davis, Susan Davis and Linda Goldberg.
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Sconnie Beer - Minhas Craft Brewery
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Alberta (Canada)
2.74/5 rDev +13.7%
16oz can, 4.8% ABV, at Pizza Brew, adjacent to the brewery in NE Calgary.
This beer pours a clear medium golden yellow colour, with three fingers of puffy, frothy, and bubbly off-white head, which leaves some forked lightning lace around the glass as it evenly sinks away.
It smells of grainy pale and corn malt, buttered bread, a touch of melting plastic, and faint earthy, weedy hops. The taste is plain grainy, somewhat grist-like corn, a hint of actual malt, stale, but still sweet honey, overripe apple, wet metal, and a very weak mustiness than may or may not be attributable to hops.
The carbonation is quite soft and generally ineffectual, the body medium-light in weight, and mostly smooth, just a minor sticky tackiness adding up over time. It finishes off-dry, corny, and with a fading floral bitterness and burgeoning metallic character.
Not the worst thing that I've had from this brewery, under contractual guise or otherwise, in fact it lacks the usual industrial runoff house flavour, and just relies on straight-up, dare I say it, clean adjuncts to get the job done. Not good, but not offensive, either - something nearing praise from Caesar for this outfit.
02-25-2014 23:03:33 | More by biboergosum
2.5/5 rDev +3.7%
12-05-2013 20:36:11 | More by Mugenlude
1.5/5 rDev -37.8%
11-25-2013 23:46:30 | More by Fluffmeister
1/5 rDev -58.5%
10-20-2013 22:04:18 | More by nine000
2.7/5 rDev +12%
Appearance - Medium yellow. A little cloudy. Initial tall soapy white head quickly dissipates to a thin film.
Smell - Fairly prominent bready sweet malt.
Taste - Light sweet pale malt. Water and white bread. Slightest lemony finish.
Mouthfeel - Light and crisp.
Overall - Seems a little overly sweet, but generally inoffensive. I'd like to think, however, that my state deserves a better namesake than this.
06-25-2013 03:14:18 | More by scaliasux
Alberta (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev +3.7%
Another can for the collection, and I have to drink it - no drain pours allowed. 1 Pint (16 Fl. Oz.), label as pictured.
From the CAN: "Celebrate the Wisconsin Lifestyle". Illustrated with fish, cheese, brats, bowling, cows, farmers and their year of admittance (1848), it is brilliant! Best CAN on the lot! A keeper. I would recommend it for the novelty of the CAN more than anything. On Wisconsin!
(Description care of fellow CAN enthusiast Woody).
Brewed by Sconnie Brewing Co., Monroe, Wi.
Color was a light, bright yellow with a few bubbles that pops on contact with the air.
Sour, wet grass smell. Odd, biting flavors of sour grain. No real hop flavor to speak of.
Sweeter than expected, artificial and corn-like. Finish is a little dry.
Mouthfeel was medium, but burned at the end.
Drinkable as long as it is ice cold, but goes downhill as it starts to warm up.
05-25-2013 17:20:01 | More by BigBry
2.5/5 rDev +3.7%
04-08-2013 21:47:28 | More by bizzy54
1/5 rDev -58.5%
11-23-2012 12:12:34 | More by ericsmithback
3.75/5 rDev +55.6%
Poured from a chilled can into a standard pint glass at a local restaurant and sat for a few minutes to reach 45º or so.
A=A rather rich, but bright, gold color, with a rich 4 finger head...rather inviting; more inviting than anticipated.
S=Not much at first...finally got a whiff of sweetness and pine.
T=A honey like sweetness--sort of a mix between a honey weiss and cream ale--comes to mind. Almost no hops; more corn than barley, I imagine. If you like sweeter, cream ale styles, this will appeal to you more than comparable BMC's--one worth trying, but not one to go out of your way for.
M=Ample body, with modest carbonation. At 16 oz. per can, one can probably drink the four pack in one sitting, but not a session beer that one could drink all afternoon, due to heaviness and sweetness.
0=As American Adjunct Lagers go, this one is better than most (certainly, much better than the Pabst I had later)--okay to buy if you only have a choice of macros, but I'd probably try a Point or Hamm's over this.
11-10-2012 23:49:03 | More by dhannes
2.25/5 rDev -6.6%
16 oz can poured into Cheers drinking mug. Served pretty cold...
A) Nice looking golden brew. A very inviting 2 fingers of dense white foam reach the top of the mug. Nice retention, slowly settling to a dusting. Good lacing... Looks pretty darn good.
S) Well looks can be deceiving, and after all this is Minhas we're dealing with here. The aroma is soggy grains, and old green grapes left in a bowl on your kitchen counter. There is a hint of malt. Not impressive...
T) Sweeter than I was expecting, with an unpleasant buttery flavor. The grape mentioned in the aroma comes through again. Light malt and grain flavor. This has a poor metallic aftertaste. Finish is a little dry.
M) The mouthfeel is pretty much what you would expect from an American Adjunct Lager. This has a light body, and is well carbonated. I scored it a notch lower, because of the poor clinging aftertaste.
O) It seems every time I review a beer brewed by Minhas, I am strongly recommending it be avoided, and yet here I am again. I guess the bottom line is, do as I say, not as I do. In the end, the only positive about this beer was the appearance. The rest is really pretty bad. Sorry, I cannot recommend this beer.
10-13-2012 18:25:07 | More by RoamingGnome
2/5 rDev -17%
10-03-2012 15:38:52 | More by Jimboe
2.8/5 rDev +16.2%
Another beer provided by the creator of the canquest, woodychandler. And a Minhas product? Hell yeah. Poured from a 16 oz. can. Has a light golden color with a 1/2 inch head. Smell is of grains, a touch of malts. Taste is a little odd, metallic, plastics, some grains, on par for this brewer. Feels light in the mouth and overall is a slightly below average beer.
09-27-2012 21:16:57 | More by tone77
2.5/5 rDev +3.7%
09-27-2012 01:57:47 | More by jgarvis
2/5 rDev -17%
09-12-2012 14:38:48 | More by Jriesing
2.25/5 rDev -6.6%
08-17-2012 00:19:32 | More by hinemk76
2.05/5 rDev -14.9%
Ah, The CANQuest (TM) once again comes up against one of its arch-nemeses, Minhas. The mere mention of the name "Minhas" sends my liver into flutter mode and the Crack causes my neighbors to take shelter form the advancing Cybermen. Minhas is an inhuman beer factory and their beer is produced with the sole intent of turning us all into inhuman, cold, calculating, metallic creatures with no minds of our own. I know because I have been assimilated and returned numerous times on The CANQuest (TM) with its own version of the Law of Unintended [CAN]sequences.
From the CAN: "Celebrate the Wisconsin Lifestyle". Illustrated with fish, cheese, brats, bowling, cows, farmers and their year of admittance (1848), it is brilliant! Best CAN on the lot! A keeper.
The Crack & Glug was nice until I began to hear the tramp of heavy boots/feet beyond the backyard fence. My neighbors are scattering for shelter as I type. I had a brief finger of bone-white foam that lasted about as long as my humanity will. Color was a light, lemon-yellow with NE-quality clarity and loads of carbonation. Greg Koch has no sympathy for me when I drink these types of beers. Nose had an odd grape-y mustiness. Minhas! Mouthfeel was medium but the taste was oddly vinous, although not as pronounced as in some of their other beers. The advance seemed to slow, if not actually stop. Finish was still mildly vinous, but it was not as noxious as some of their other offerings. I heard retreat sounded and my neighbors began to reappear. This will be damning with not faint praise, but instead, CANparative praise. This was probably the best Minhas beer that I have CANsumed to date, but that is not saying a whole lot. I would recommend it for the novelty of the CAN more than anything. On Wisconsin!
08-16-2012 17:09:47 | More by woodychandler
4.5/5 rDev +86.7%
08-10-2012 11:32:58 | More by tyleeis
2.83/5 rDev +17.4%
16 oz can poured into a pilsner glass.
1317402 on bottom of can, no info. (4.7% ABV)
A - Sconnie Beer pours a brilliantly clear golden wheat color with a lofty white head. The densely packed foam has moderate retention and drapes little bits of lace on the glass.
S - Sconnie beer, an "American Lager" smells the part with a grainy pale malt aroma and little else going on. A "drive-by" whiff reveals light hopping for minimal balance but a deeper whiff unveils an unpleasant creamed corn and faint metallic note.
T - Grainy pale malt and a touch of pilsner sweetness are followed by a corn adjunct flavor and pinch of floral hop notes. It's only on the swallow after smacking you're lips that a touch of that unpleasant metallic flavor comes out.
M - Effervescent carbonation fits the style, prickling the throat as it descends, lightly drying out the tongue and finishing with a crisp bite. Again, it's decent until the very finish where it's metallic.
O - Here comes Minhas, once again. Make no mistake, Sconnie Beer is great marketing, unfortunately the beer just doesn't follow through. A plain adjunct lager with little character does fit the "style" and if it weren't for the metallic finish, it wouldn't be awful, it's just moderately unappealing. Badger fans who normally drink BMC will adore this beer, though.
07-29-2012 16:20:40 | More by BeerFMAndy
Sconnie Beer from Minhas Craft Brewery
67 out of 100 based on 18 ratings.


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Sometimes getting lost is not a bad thing. Like some gentleman named Ralph Waldo Emerson once said: "Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail". So I did: I diverged from the main trail leading to the peak and followed faint path squeezing through the thick bush (more scratches again). Well, it paid off: I arrived at the bottom of the Talyuberlup's pillars - magnificent rock formations created over millions of years and now proudly rising from the bush. This nature's masterpiece seems to contradict the laws of physics, with its layers of rock suspended over the void - it's hard to believe that it's still standing today.
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There are no kangaroos in Austria.
We're talking about Australia, the world's smallest continent. That being cleared up, let's dive right in!
Australia is a sovereign state under the Commonwealth of Nations, which is in turn overseen by Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth.
The continent was first sighted and charted by the Dutch in 1606. Captain James Cook of Britain came along in the next century to claim it for Britain and name it "New South Wales." Shortly thereafter it was declared to be a penal colony full of nothing but criminals and convicts, giving it the crap reputation you may have heard at your last cocktail party.
This rumor ignores 40,000 years of pre-European human history, especially the Aboriginal concept of Dreamtime, an interesting explanation of physical and spiritual reality.The two biggest cities in Australia are Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney is more for business, Melbourne for arts. But that's painting in very broad strokes. Take a whirl around the panoramas to see for yourself!
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Technologies merge all the time. Clouds are a merger of distributed computing and virtualization. Tablets are a merger of laptops and phones.
But there are bigger technology mergers on the horizon in this decade. The biggest may be the coming merger of computing with manufacturing.
Chris Anderson, perhaps the best tech writer of my generation, recently quit the scene to join a start-up, 3D Robotics, which he told The Atlantic is at the center of all this. He calls it a "natural outgrowth" of the "maker" movement he began covering five years ago.
For investors, that movement may be a mystery, but it's simply this: Instead of producing virtual goods from computers, makers produce real goods. "Making" is where personal computing itself was 40 years ago, a hobbyist niche looking to become a mass movement.Think of 3-D printers as being the computers of this new movement. Companies including 3D Systems (DDD) and Stratasys (SSYS) are what Intel (INTC)and Texas Instruments (TXN) were at that time, and their printers are at roughly where the Intel 4004 chip was then . Their best printers are capable of creating dental implants from wax molds or aeronautics parts from metals. Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) had a private labeling deal with Stratasys but ended it amid speculation it would get into this business on its own. General Electric (GE) recently bought two high-end 3-D printing outfits, Morris Technologies and RQM, through its aviation unit, as 3Ders, which you might call the Datamation magazine of this field, recently reported. Both 3D Systems and Stratasys have been great investments over the last few years. There are short-term worries about 3D Systems, Seeking Alpha writes, which is increasingly going to court to protect its niche. Those will work themselves out. The uptrend in Stratasys seems more secure, as it seems to have a better handle on differences between the prototyping and production areas of the business, but both companies should do well. The real excitement is on the low end, with start-ups like MakerBot, which is based in Brooklyn, N.Y. The company deliberately focuses on the consumer market, producing both hardware and software, encouraging the growth of the hobbyist market and doing demonstrations such as a 3-D "photo booth" that produces small sculptures of your head from a photograph. Its Replicator 2 can turn plastic filament into finely detailed parts for about $2,200. Think of these, however, as being like HP calculators back in the day. They're cool, and if you're a college student or an engineer you're going to be jazzed. Events like the Maker Faire have the vibe of the old West Coast Computer Faires from the 1970s, complete with young long-haired geeks speaking a language their parents don't understand. It's from this cohort that the big breakthrough will come. We're still awaiting the Apple II or the Radio Shack TRS-80 of the maker revolution. Something and someone, in the next few years, is going to transform 3-D printing from a niche market into a mass market, into something every business has to have in-house and every family will want to own. Vast new markets in software, materials and products will result from that. What Anderson's adventure is pointing to, however, is something even bigger. That is, the merger of making with motors. 3D Robotics is in the business of build-your-own drones, smaller versions of the war machines that have transformed the war against al-Qaeda from a defensive struggle to an offensive one. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. Where it all leads is unknown, and that's the most exciting place for any business to be, at the bleeding edge. It's enough to make a great writer put down his pen. At the time of publication, the author had positions in INTC and GE. Follow @DanaBlankenhorn This article is commentary by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.
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"Evil Coast" - the first single from Hit the Waves has been getting rave reviews and quickly placed at No. 1 on the Hype Machine charts. Today the band shares the official music video for the track, via the Guardian, as well as the album cover art and track list for Hit The Waves, out March 12, 2013. Watch the video below!
The Mary Onettes went into the studio determined to create something different from the previous albums. Breaking new ground can be a scary thing and the band admits that a great deal of anxiety and confusion followed. Singer Philip Ekström claims he found inspiration in everything from Vangelis to Whitney Houston(!) during the recording process.
Hit the Waves was produced by Dan Lissvik (Studio, The Embassy, Young Galaxy etc.). This is the first time The Mary Onettes works with an outside producer and the process has been everything but smooth. Conflicts and artistic differences have created a dynamic and hypnotic blend. The result is nothing less than brilliant - The Mary Onettes' most interesting album to date.
The band has released two previous albums - The Mary Onettes (2007) and Islands (2009), toured around the world and been featured in major TV-series. Hit The Waves is out worldwide on March 12th 2013.
The Mary Onettes, Hit The Waves (Labrador) Track List
Street Date: March 12, 2013
1. Intro
2. Evil Coast
3. Hit the Waves
4. Years
5. Don't Forget (to Forget about me)
6. Black Sunset
7. Blues
8. Can't Stop the Aching
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Elegant Oceanfront Villa-Private Pool-10% discount available in Isle of Palms
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Seascape
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,695 - $ 2,495 / week
vacation rental description
Parents Magazine (March 2010) recommends Wild Dunes as a top 10 beach vacation spot for families.
Wonderful beach casual living with a touch of elegance. We live here for a period of the year so we maintain the property as if we were here all the time. We have rented for 24 years so we know what you like.
The master bedroom has a king size bed. The guest bedroom has a queen size bed and a single size convertible sleeper/sofa.
Directly across from the famous Tom Fazio, Wild Dunes Links Golf Course.
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- Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Washer
- Dryer
- Linens Provided
- Off Street Parking
- Elevator
- Beds
- King Bed
- Queen Bed
- Convertible Bed: This is a single size sleeper sofa suitable for a child
- Entertainment
- Cable/Satellite TV: HDTV in the Livingroom
- Video Library: some videos available
- CD Player
- Shared Pool: The pool is a private pool for Seascape residents and guests.
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils Provided
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Ice Maker
- Outdoor Features
- Balcony: All outdoor teak furniture on balcony
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- Beachfront
- Communications
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- Broadband Internet
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- Kayaking
- Sailing
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Americans
watched the first presidential debate on Wednesday night very closely.
A facial expression, a
hand gesture or even a slight stumble could all make a difference in how voters
perceive it.
WAVE 3's Matt McCutcheon
watched the debate from the WAVE 3 newsroom with Anita Barbee to find out how
these body movements may be perceived by the public.
The debate started
friendly, but it didn't take long for the warm regards to segue into some
heated exchanges.
Barbee has been a
professor at the Kent School of Social Work at the University of Louisville for
26 years.
Barbee said during the
debate Romney appeared more emotional, aggressive and agitated throughout the
debate, even breaking a sweat.
President Obama, she says,
was the opposite: he kept his calm and connected more with the audience.
Everyone interprets things
differently, so she said Romney's aggressiveness could be seen as a dominant
It could also be
considered too hostile.
She said while Obama kept
his cool and tried to connect more with his body language, he could be
considered passive.
Barbee wasn't the only one
who weighed in on the debate. Indiana Congressman Todd Young released a statement
saying, "Mitt Romney did exactly what he needed to do tonight: He
outlined a clear, articulate vision for turning our economy around by trusting
the private sector and individual Americans. Unfortunately for voters,
President Obama didn't take the same opportunity to tell us what his second
term might look like. Instead of looking forward to the next four years, he
spent most of the evening defending the failed Washington-knows-best policies
of the last four years. If Americans wanted to hear ideas to put our country
back to work, Mitt Romney was the only candidate who gave them what they
While Kentucky
Congressman John Yarmuth stated, "Gov. Romney was obviously well-prepared, but
my biggest concern is his aggressive opposition to investments in energy
innovation. Without President Obama's investments, GE's Appliance Park would
not have received the tax incentives that were used to bring hundreds of jobs
back to Louisville from China and Mexico. And without federal investments like
these, Ford would not have been able to hire thousands of new workers and
transform the Louisville Assembly Plant into what will be the largest Ford
facility in North America."
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Baseball Announces 2014 Early Signees
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville University baseball Head Coach Tim Montez has announced his first recruiting class since taking over the reigns of the Dolphins storied program at the conclusion of this past season. A 27 year coaching veteran, including 23 at the Division I level, Montez played a different role in landing yet another talented class.
"Recruiting is a team effort and after serving as the primary recruiting coordinator for the better part of my 23 years as a Division I coach, I entrusted our first year Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Chuck Jeroloman and Assistant Head Coach Chris Hayes to take over," said Montez, who has coached, recruited or worked with 15 major league players in his career.
"Led by Chuck's organization and enthusiasm our staff did a tremendous job and assembled what I feel is a top 40 recruiting class. We still have a couple of slots to fill in the spring but the future looks bright with this first class. I would humbly like to thank everyone from our admissions office to all our academic support people who made this recruiting class possible."
Michael Baumann- 6'5" RHP; Mahtomedi, Minnesota
• Plays for Coach John Hardgrove at Mahtomedi High School
• Owns a fastball between 87-90 mph with solid command of three pitches
• A physical athlete with tremendous upside that is a possible draft pick in June
• Also stars on the football field for Mahtomedi playing offensive and defensive line
• Has excelled in the classroom earning scholar athlete recognition
• Son of Thomas and Leslie Baumann
Spencer Stockton- 6'3" RHP from Wellington, Florida
• Plays for Coach Scott Riddle at Wellington High School
• Is a pitch ability pitcher that has continued developing throughout his high school career
• Fastball has been up to 89 mph this past summer
• Is expected to continue to develop as he gets stronger and fills out his 6'3" frame
• Named MVP of the 2012 Orlando Spring Break Slam
• Is a member of the National Honor Society
• Son of Dick and Liz Stockton
• His father (Dick) was a world-class tennis professional owning eight career titles and reaching #8 in the world in 1977
Sean Gabel- 6'2" RHP from Boca Raton, Florida
• Plays for Coach Nick Siano at West Boca High School
• Has electric stuff with a fastball up to 90mph, a well above average slider and a developing changeup
• Played alongside of fellow signee Spencer Stockton for Palm Beach PAL over the summer and fall.
• Son of Dan and Sheila Gabel
Sam Armstrong- 6'1" Left-handed hitting infielder from Ocala, Florida
• Plays for Coach Jed Yancey at Ocala Forest High School
• Is a strong bodied infielder that can really run and hit
• Approach at the plate is very advanced for a high school player
• Plays for the Florida Hardballers during the summer and fall
• Son of Scott and Shelly Armstrong
• His father (Scott) played middle linebacker at the University of Florida (1984-86) where he was college teammates with JU football coach Kerwin Bell and was a 12th round NFL Draft pick of the Dallas Cowboys in 1987
Max Abramson- 6'2" Right-handed hitting infielder/outfielder from Maitland, Florida
• Plays for Coach Keith Walsh at Edgewater High School
• Has excelled on the playing field as well as in the classroom throughout his high school career
• Is a physical right-handed hitter that can play first base, third base as well as both left and right field
• His power and advanced approach at the plate make him a presence in the box
• Plays for the Orlando Scorpions during the summer and fall
• Son of Mark and Laura Abramson
Casey Kulina- 5'9" LHP from Hummelstown, Pennsylvania
• Plays for Coach Al Corbeil at Polk State College
• Started his college playing career at Penn State appearing in 20 games as a freshman in 2012
• Struck out 23 batters in 20.2 innings for Penn State
• Extremely competitive on the mound
• Finished his high school career with 251 strikeouts and a career record of 21-8 to reach second all-time in wins at Lower Dauphin High School
• Named the Mid Penn Conference MVP as a junior and senior after leading Lower Dauphin to Mid Penn Conference Titles
• Was a member of the National Honors Society
• Son of Ken and Kim Kulina
• His father (Ken, 1988-89) and uncle (Kelly, 1982-83) both played baseball at JU
• Ken was a 38th round pick of Toronto Blue Jays in the 1989 MLB June Amateur Draft
David Boyle- 5' 11" Right-handed hitting infielder from St. Augustine, Florida
• Plays for Coach Mac Mackiewitz at Providence School
• Is a strong bodied corner infielder
• Has a good approach at the plate and bat speed with gap to gap power
• Plays for the Scorpions North during the summer and fall
• Son of Alan and Edda Boyle
Casey Cribb- 6'2" Right-handed hitting catcher from Jacksonville, Florida
• Plays for Coach Mac Mackiewitz at Providence School
• Is a very polished defensive catcher
• Has the presence on the field coaches want from that position
• Has lots of potential to be a force at the plate as well possessing well above average bat speed for a high school player
• Hit .400 as a junior in 2013
• Named a Prospect Wire All-American
• Caught three Division I signees while helping Providence to a state championship in 2012
• Plays for FTB during the summer and fall
• Has plans to go to medical school
• Son of Dennis and Amanda Cribb
Bryce Baker- 6' RHP from Fleming Island, Florida
• Plays for Coach Don Suriano at Fleming Island High School
• Is a strong bodied right–handed pitcher
• Fastball has been up to 89 mph this summer and fall
• Also features a plus two-seam fastball with command of three pitches
• His best attribute is his competitiveness and toughness on the mound
• Plays for the Scorpions North during the summer and fall
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- sleeps 5
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- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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150' of Private River Frontage. Romantic get-away or rustic hide-away. This is REALLY a special get-away cabin.
This quaint old cabin is located on 8 acres, and was built in the 1930s. Recently restored, it features wood-burning fireplace, outdoor tub/shower hidden in the rhododendrons, wood-fired cedar hot tub with terrific mountain views. Extremely private and rustic, filled with nostalgic period furniture pieces and appliances -- even the old Kelvinator.
NO TV, NO PHONE, CELL PHONES DON'T WORK -- This is a real get-away, tell'em you're on vacation and you simply can't be reached!! That'll be the truth. Bring the scrabble game, and a deck of cards -- get to know each other all over again.
Walking distance from the Arthur Morgan School, only 6 or 7 miles off the Blue Ridge Parkway, and situated on the South Toe River. Celo is a well-known Quaker community, and this property shares a border with the quaker community's common area. Lots of woods and creeks to explore. About 10 miles into Burnsville.
The river is deep enough here for canoeing, kayaking, trout fishing, or swimming.
Unlimited hot water -- there's a claw-foot tub out amongst the rhododendron with a shower head -- only the squirrels will know you're there.
If you need McDonalds nearby, and cable TV -- this is NOT the place for you.
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Gary Nunes 828-675-9857
cabin rental amenities
Cedar hot tub
Outdoor tub/shower
wood-burning fireplace
deck with terrific views
150' of river frontage on South Toe River
Bring your own towels and sheets, leave the cabin as you found it.
1 Full bed, 3 twin beds.
activities and attractions in Burnsville Blue Ridge Mountains
On Site:
Tubing/Kayaking/swimming in the South Toe River
Hiking in the woods.
Things to Do Nearby
Within 5-10 miles
- Carolina Hemlocks Recreation Park - Operated by Pisgah National Forest, Hiking trails, terrific swimming hole in summer, RV and tent camping, tubing in the river, great trout fishing in the South Toe River.
- Mount Mitchell Golf Course - Rated 4 1/2 stars by Golf Digest one of the best public courses in the mountains, centered on the South Toe River which comes into play on almost every fairway on the back nine.
- Black Mountain Campground - Within the Pisgah National Forest and along the South Toe River watershed on Mount Mitchell's eastern slope. Hunting, Fishing, waterfalls, hiking trails, RV dump station, RV and tent camping.
- Setrock Waterfalls - located at Black Mountain Campground, about 1/2 mile hike, cascading waterfall of over one hundred feet.
- Little Switzerland -- quaint shops, great restuarants
- Roaring Fork Waterfall - only 1/2 mile from Mount Mitchell Golf Course, one of the most spectacular falls in the area, and a real hidden gem. Its 1/2 mile hike up a forest road, nearly level hike.
Within 10-20 miles
- Burnsville and its quaint old town square.
- Penland School of Crafts - I like to call it the "Juliard" of craft arts. Its located between Burnsville and Spruce Pine, and has drawn many artists to the area. We may have the largest concentration of craft artists in the Eastern US.
- Numerous Craft Studios scattered throughout the area
- Mount Mitchell State Park - and home of four of the top ten mountain peaks in the US, including Mount Mitchell which is the highest peak East of the Rockies.
- Lynnville Falls - a popular tourist destination
- Mast General Store
- Roan Mountain State Park - popular for its hundreds of acres of bald mountain covered in pink flowering native Rhododendrons. The Rhododendron festival is generally in late June at the town of Bakersville.
- Lake Lure near Black Mountain, wonderful mountain lake with high-end mountain homes and estates
- Lake James near Marion, boating and fishing, public access
- Chimney Rock, now publicly owned, a natural wonder and great hiking spot.
- Black Mountain, a town renowned for its small shops and restuarants, great place to spend an afternoon.
Within 45-60 miles
- Asheville - One of the "happiest" towns in America, a true mountain town with a lively art culture.
- Biltmore Estate - The largest private residence in America built by George Vanderbuilt, and now open for tours, one of the premier tourist destinations in the East.
- Blowing Rock, a wonderful mountain retreat with great shopping.
- Wolf Laurel Ski Resort
- Grandfather Mountain - biosphere and privately owned park (open to public). Excellent hiking, wildlife park, etc.
- Beech Mountain Ski Resort
- Sugar Mountain Ski Resort
vacation rental rates
All major credit cards accepted.
April, May, and November, 85/night plus tax, minimum 3 nights
June through October $90/night or $475/week, plus tax.
Cleaning Fee $25
Gary Nunes 828-675-9857
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Top things to do in Burnsville
- Quaint townsquare in Burnsville
- Penland School of Crafts
- Arthur Morgan School
- Numerous crafts studios
- South Toe River
Top things to do on a budget
- Tubing or kayaking down the river
- Hiking Pisgah National Forest
- Cruising the Blue Ridge Parkway
- Swimming at Carolina Hemlocks Recreation Area
- Mt Mitchell State Park
Top things to do with a family
- Biltmore Estate
- Grandfather Mountain Biosphere/Park
- Chimney Rock State Park
- Mt Mitchell State Park
Gary Nunes , owner