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Crystal Cove-Lakefront-3b/3b-Large Deck in Sandestin
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 700 - $ 1,500 / week
$ 1,400 - $ 1,400 / month
vacation rental description
Crystal Cove - 2nd Floor - Unit 2213 - 3BR - 3BA
Welcome to Crystal Cove, part of the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort which is rated the # 1 resort on the Emerald Coast (Emerald Coast Magazine), and was recently named one of iVillage's "Best Beaches for Families." Guests are invited to a world of 2,400 acres and 30 charming neighborhoods with 1,300 vacation rentals, condominiums, villas, town homes and hotel accommodations. A member of Visit South Walton, the resort features seven-plus miles of beaches and pristine bay front, four championship and resort golf courses, 15 tournament-caliber tennis courts, 19 swimming pools, a 113-slip marina, and fitness center and spa.
The Village of Baytowne Wharf - an architecturally vibrant pedestrian village - is the heart and soul of the resort where guests enjoy an eclectic mix of boutique shops and an exciting array of eateries, restaurants, bars and nightlife. Family-friendly entertainment options include the Adventure Landing Playground, Adventure Zone with the Florida Gulf Coast's only zipline, Carousel and the Blast Arcade and Laser Maze.
This three bedroom three bath condo will comfortably sleep eight people and offers every convenience. The contemporary atmosphere in this condo is highlighted in the living area with ten foot ceilings, crown molding and an exquisite trey ceiling with recessed lighting. Your "wall of windows" spans both the living and dining areas giving everyone access to the expansive balcony overlooking this beautiful lake in all its grandeur. The furnishings are light and airy showing just how spacious this condo is and don't forget to make time to watch the 51" flat screen TV in between activities.
The open kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and oak cabinetry. French doors off the kitchen area take you back to your lakeside view. A full size washer and dryer are there for your convenience.
Your master and guest bedrooms will each have a queen size bed, incredible views and a private bath. The third bedroom sports a set of twin beds and your living area also has a queen sofa sleeper. There is also a guest bath for everyone's use just around the corner from the living area.
Rates do not include taxes, cleaning or reservation fees.
condo rental amenities
3 Bedroom
Cable TV
Coffee Maker
Linens Provided
On-site Rentals for Jet Ski
Tennis Court
Walk-In Closets
Air Conditioning
Beach Access
CD Player
Cooking Utensils
Fully Equipped Kitchen
High Speed Internet
On-site Rentals for water activities
All Flat screen TV's
Broadband Internet
Ceiling Fan
Golf Nearby
Ice Maker
On-site Rental Parasail
On-site Security
Two Outdoor Pools
vacation rental rates
Season Daily Rate Weekly Monthly
Fall 2013 (9/3/2013 - 10/31/2013) $139.00 $800.00 N/A
Winter 2013 (11/1/2013 - 3/1/2014) $109.00 $700.00 $1,400.00
Spring: March 1 - 7 $150 $975
March 8-14 $195 $1300
March 15-28 $195 $1300
March 29- April 5 $225 $1450
Apr 6 - 12 $200 $1300
Apr 13- May 9 $150 $975
May 10-22 $150 $975
May 23- June 20 $225 $1450
June 21- July 25 $275 $1850
July 26-Aug 9 $225 $1450
Aug 10-31 $175 $1025
Sept 1-Oct 31 $150 $975
Nov 1-Feb 28, 2015 $110 $700 $1400
Rates subject to change. Add Tax, Cleaning and Reservation Fee to every rental. Minimum 4 night stay during peak seasons.


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"It's a consecration service remembering how God has brought us through and recognizing the wonderful present reality of our new sanctuary as well as the hopes for future ministry," said the Rev. Ryan Rosser.
UMC district superintendent Bob Alford will speak to the congregation during the 11 a.m. service.
Also, Northport artist Laura Hunter will make the formal presentation of a mosaic she created from the former sanctuary's distinctive stained glass windows that were destroyed in the April 2011 tornadoes.
Hunter, a Cordova native, learned to play the organ at Long Memorial and was also married there.
Lunch will be served following the service.
Rosser said the church did not schedule homecomings prior to the tornadoes.
"We came back the first Sunday in October last year, and we just established that day as our annual homecoming," Rosser said.
Long Memorial was one of the most historic structures lost in Cordova on April 27, 2011.
The 100-year-old church was built in 1912. Funding was provided by the heirs of Captain Benjamin Long, the founder of the city and namesake of the church.
The new church has more than 9,000 square feet, approximately 1,000 more than its predecessor.
The additional space allows for new ministries, such as a daycare that is expected to open next fall.
Church member Penne Mott said that program is currently in the planning stage. A committee of current and retired teachers from within the church is currently organizing the daycare.
"We want to reach out to the community, and this is a way we can minister to children and young adults with children," Mott said.
Additional improvements have been made to Long Memorial since the first service was held last fall. The most noticeable is the completion of the bell tower, one of the most recognizable features of the former church.
Rosser said the church has also experienced growth in the past year.
"We have a few new families and look forward to minstering to many more," he said.

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Brian Cashman is one hell of an honest, candid general manager, and he's at it once again in the wake of this week's disastrous Michael Pineda news. Via Wallace Matthews at ESPN New York:
"This is a massive decision gone wrong right now," Cashman told ESPNNewYork.com on Friday. "So all scrutiny is fair."
There's really not any other way to put it. Trading Jesus Montero (and a guy) for Michael Pineda (and a guy) was a massive decision. For Michael Pineda to develop a tear in his shoulder labrum is for something to go wrong. Ergo, this is a massive decision gone wrong. But not every general manager would put it that way.
Later in the article, Cashman offers further rejections of the suggestion that the Mariners knew they were trading a damaged pitcher. Cashman has repeatedly insisted that the Yankees gave Pineda a thorough work-up at the time of the trade, and could find nothing wrong. If Pineda had a damaged labrum, they would've found it. They didn't find it. But people will continue to believe what they want to believe, despite all the evidence, because people are irrational and frequently horrible when they're upset. Certain Yankees fans have to believe in sabotage because certain Yankees fans have to believe this wasn't just bad luck.
Tucked in at the bottom of the article is some very interesting information, at least in my mind:
According to Dr. Chris Ahmad, the Yankees' team doctor who will assist in the surgery, and other sources who spoke to ESPNNewYork.com, the fact that Pineda's tear is in the anterior, or front, of the labrum increases his chances for a full recovery. A posterior labral tear often involves the rotator cuff, which Dr. Ahmad said was not affected in Pineda's case.
One source put Pineda's chances for a full recovery at 85 percent after a long period of rehabilitation, expected to be 12 months from the date of the surgery.
So, something encouraging. And something maybe discouraging, depending on how much you believe that one source, and what you think of approximate 85-percent odds. Michael Pineda coming back and looking strong is more likely than Michael Pineda not coming back, or Michael Pineda coming back and not looking so strong, but for now, nobody knows much more than that.


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After playing a pair at home, Buffalo takes the biggest surprise in the NFL on the road this week. The Bengals dropped a close one to the 49ers last week in Cincinnati, in front of the smallest crowd for a Bengals' home opener in thirty years. A win over the upstart Bills might help bring a few more fans to the stadium.
Many wonder if the Bills are not susceptible to the classic trap game this week, after a stunning comeback win against the New England Patriots last week. Comebacks have become a way of life for the Bills; last week's comeback win made them the first time in NFL history to erase an 18-point deficit for two consecutive wins.
Bengals rookie quarterback Andy Dalton struggled last week. He completed 17 of 32 passes for 157 yards and a 40.8 quarterback rating.
Game Date/Time: Sunday, October 2, 2011, 1:00 p.m.
Location: Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati, OH
Announcers: Andrew Catalon, Steve Tasker
Check out the complete NFL week 4 schedule here. For more on the Bills, head over to Buffalo Rumblings. For more on the Bengals, check out Cincy Jungle.


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Feeling Sevilla Hostel
We offer our accommodation in a welcoming, relaxing and spacious surroundings that includes a magnificent terrace where guests can enjoy a moment of peace in the sun or under the stars.
Our facilities include a lounge with TV and a kitchen-dining room equipped with everything you need to prepare your food.
In Seville Feeling you can also enjoy our courtyards and terraces where you can have breakfast or lunch and relax and share experiences with other travelers.
We have free connection to internet access (WIFI). All our rooms have natural light and each guest have their own locker in the room.
Please note:
Check In 12.00 a 22.00 h.
Check Out 12.00 h.
Cancellation Policy: 2 days
We accept credit and debit card as payment upon arrival
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Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- Air Conditioning
- Bicycle hire
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- Board Games
- Book exchange
- Breakfast Included
- Café
- Ceiling fan
- Child Friendly
- Common Room
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Elevator
- Free City Maps
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- Kitchen
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- Linen Included
- Lockers
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- Meeting Room
- Outdoor Terrace
- Taxes included
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
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- Towels For Hire
- Vending Machines
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- Wheelchair Accessible
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Check In 12.00 a 22.00 h.
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If you arrive from the airport (Seville San Pablo) can take the bus EA (Special Airport) and get off at Avenue stop of El Cid, The Gardens Prado (the price of a single ticket is 2.30 euros and you can buy a round trip for 4 euros). When you stop off at the Avenue of El Cid can catch the bus lines C3 or C4 that will leave five minutes from our hostel.
You can also take a taxi from the airport to our hostel (cost about 20 euros).
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Feeling Sevilla is located in the city center, just minutes walk from buildings and monuments as the Cathedral and the Giralda, the Alcazar and Barrio de Santa Cruz. The hostel is situated near the area of Alameda de Hercules, where you can find plenty of restaurants and nightlife.


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Luxurious, Breezy Oceanview Condo. Incredible Value! in Bonita Beach
- bedrooms 0
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Studio
- community Bonita Beach and Tennis Club
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 450 - $ 950 / week
vacation rental description
You will love the incredible gulf view sunsets from the screened
lanai balcony in this stunning 8th floor efficiency condo. It boasts granite counters, marble bathroom with walk-in shower, full kitchen, and sleek furnishings including sofa, chairs, kitchen table, sueded duvet and a comfy queen size bed with luxurious, 350 count sheets.
Beautiful Bonita Beach is just steps away and has indoor showers and
bathrooms, etc. for your comfort. Or, you can relax at one of two
heated pools on site.
There is a full service restaurant on site, or walk across the street
to the famous "Doc's Beach House" for beachfront casual dining. The
fabulous shops and pier of Olde Naples are just a 15 minute drive
Bonita Beach is only 30 minutes south of Fort Myers International
Airport, making it as perfect for romantic long weekend getaways as it
is for staying all season long.
No Smoking!!
studio rental amenities
Full kitchen, coffeemaker, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator with ice maker, cooking
utensils, all dishes, cups, glasses and flatware. Electric hot water
kettle for tea drinkers. Blender, toaster, electric can opener.
New flat screen TV with Cable and DVD player, Air Conditioning,
Stereo with CD player, phone, balcony with Table and Chairs and ocean
Bathroom has black granite counter, brushed fixtures, and marble
floor. Walk-in shower with marble walls and floor and european style
3/4" glass door.
Linens Provided. All towels, including beach towels, provided.
Coin Laundry on first floor.
activities and attractions in Bonita Beach Gulf Coast South
On site:
10 Har-Tru Tennis Courts. 2 Heated pools. Full Service Restaurant, Spa, Salon.
Nearby: Golf, Biking, Tennis, Miniature Golf, Wildlife Viewing,
Shopping, Resaurants, Cinemas, Sightseeing, Swimming, Snorkeling,
Boating, Sailing, Jet Skiing, Shelling.
Public Beach just steps away with Amenities.
Tourist Trolley runs into town for shopping & dining or north to Fort Myers Beach.
vacation rental rates
PLEASE check calendar if listed next to phone number (above)for your
specific dates.
January 800/week + tax
February 1000/week + tax
March 900/week + tax
April-May 800/week + tax
June - September - please inquire
+11% Florida sales tax. $85 cleaning fee for stays less than 2 weeks.
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Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix
The O Lab was front and center for the 2010 Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix MotoGP race at the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca track in beautiful Monterey, California.
Oakley Customers Contribute $5 Million to LIVESTRONG®
Special Edition Sunglasses and Prescription Frames Support Cancer Foundation founded by Lance Armstrong.
A Show of Hands for Burnquist at X Games
Skateboarder Bob Burnquist will be sporting his Oakley gloves when he competes for more titles at The Summer X Games in Los Angeles starting July 29.
Brickyard and The Rollin' O, Reunited
Oakley's very own Juan Pablo Montoya started the Brickyard 400 in front of the whole pack and held on for 86 of the 160-lap event, but in the end, it was Jaime McMurray who snagged the checkered flag.
Oakley Provides Invited Media Exclusive Access To 2010 Tour de France
Once again Oakley provided what many called their best trip ever. From the entertaining bus rides to riding brand new Cervelo's on the Stage 18 course to a VIP Suite at the finish line on the Champs-Elysee to a private dinner party in le Louvre garden.
Oakley Pro Junior San Sebastian
Spontaneously Oakley was asked to be the 2010 main sponsor of the Donostia Pro Junior in Spain's San Sebastian! What a great chance – and challenge for the Rolling O crew to bring out the best for both local Oakley crew and surf enthusiasts!
Shot In The Face
Sgt. Tim Arthur credits his Oakley M Frame® sunglasses for minimizing the impact of a bullet that struck his left cheek while on patrol in Iraq
Rolling O Dealer Event in Hamburg
On Midsummer eve, 21st June 2010, we invited "Rosi" as well as all our Oakley customers from Northern Germany to spend the longest day of the year with us together in Hamburg.
Oakley Costa Rica
June 3rd was the launch of Oakley in Costa Rica where I was asked by my good friend, and Oakley's new marketing person for Costa Rica – Ernesto Fonseca, to make the trip in support of Oakley's re-launch in Costa Rica as an athlete ambassador for the sport of mountain biking.
Footwear Testing In Nor Cal with Mark Shelp
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Rolling O at the British Open
It was a busy week at the Open Championship in St. Andrews, Oakley's Rolling O Lab was positioned prominently on the Range for the week to cater to the players and caddies optical requirements.
Foose Turns New Oakley Footwear Loose
Legendary car designer Chip Foose visited Oakley in Foothill Ranch last week to unveil his latest project.
Rollin' O Bids Farewell to Rosenblatt
The CWS first hit Rosenblatt in 1950 and has been the proving grounds for up and coming Major League superstars ever since. But next years CWS will have a whole new look and feel.
Gran Premi Aperol de Catalunya
The Spanish sun warmly welcomed the Rolling O Lab when meeting up with our Spanish sales force in Barcelona. The weather forecast for the upcoming MotoGP race weekend from 2nd – 4th July 2010 at the circuit of Catalunya was more than positive and we were excited to witness another thrilling race of Oakley heroes Jorge Lorenzo, Nicky Hayden and Casey Stoner.
Oakley Learn To Ride (Surf Edition)
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River Horse Belgian Freeze Belgian Style Winter Ale - River Horse Brewing Co.
Displayed for educational use only; do not reuse.
Ratings: 285 | Reviews: 167 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by mikeg67:
New Jersey
2.96/5 rDev -16.9%
12 oz bottle from Trader Joes. Pours dark amber with a tall, foamy, off-white head. Aroma is of bready malt, alcohol, brown sugar and dark fruit. Body is full and smooth. Taste is of bready malt, caramel, drying alcohol, earthy hops, brown sugar and cooked vegetables. Finish is long and dry. I will skip this brew next time.
11-15-2013 14:34:21 | More by mikeg67
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North Carolina
4.2/5 rDev +18%
I have had the chance to try a few River Horse brews when I lived in the Philly area and honestly wasnt all that impressed but Iam gonna give them a go again.This offering poured a deep murky ruddy brown with a tight formed 1/2 finger slight off white head that was gone quite fast leaving no lace behind.Aromas of vanilla,raisin,roasted nuts and slight phenols are pretty appetizing,I like the flavors going on mainly because the phenolic flavors dont dominate somewhat pruney and raisiny with some herbal sharpness and cola lingering flavors with a hint of earth as it warms.Goes down very easily the mouthfeel is spot on not overly heavy for such big flavors,I like it better than most I think.
10-22-2006 19:49:53 | More by oberon
3.75/5 rDev +5.3%
02-13-2014 07:46:52 | More by Tiernan
New York
3.28/5 rDev -7.9%
Pours dark amber brown with head that disappears into a very thin ring. On first sip, this beer approximates a Belgian ale, but on closer inspection, it lacks balance and its flavors are too disparate. The nose is pungent, maybe phenolic. It has flavors of banana and spices, but further drinking leads to a very alcoholic lingering bitter and drying taste. All in all, I rate this passable to OK. It is not a very good example of a Belgian Dark Ale. Seems to me that "Belgian" is used all to often as a style branding for American beers when it only uses the ingredients and not the rigor of Belgian brewing.
11-26-2010 23:59:58 | More by elinash
3.5/5 rDev -1.7%
08-16-2012 02:58:48 | More by daveshawley
New York
3.95/5 rDev +11%
12 ounce bottle, w/o any freshness dating. This one pours a good looking mahogony, its clear and supports an off white head. Respectable, fine lacing left on the glass. Nose here is herbal and spicy. This is a better then average American take on the style. Not overly bold nor complex, but a decent everyday Belgian style ale. Notes of raisins, some rum, minor candi sugar type notes and a fairly dry finish. Sort of Belgian Dark Ale "Light"
11-03-2005 01:52:08 | More by Billolick
3.58/5 rDev +0.6%
Poured a dark chestnut in color. Thin layer of lasting white lace sticks to the glass. Aromas are spicy. Lots of winter brew scents. Some cinnamon, clove, and Pepsi on the nose. Flavor is tasty. Not quite "belgian" but close. Chocolate and caramel with some dark raisins floating around. Finishes with barely a whisper of ABV. Aftertaste has a noticeable wet cardboard flavor to it, detracting a bit from the taste. Fairly full, low levels of carbonation. Not massively drinkable, but solid overall.
07-29-2004 02:54:21 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -1.7%
09-10-2013 00:22:21 | More by ImFlyerThanYou
2.5/5 rDev -29.8%
02-04-2012 17:28:37 | More by HollandTunnels
4.33/5 rDev +21.6%
Pours brown into a glass with about a finger of white lacing.
Tingley mouthfeel.
Very powerful smell of cherrys and similiar fruit esters along with a smell of alcohol present as is such in other high abv beers that use belgian yeast.
As for tastes its got the sweetness I expect in my belgians. Kind of tastes like a Sam Adams Cherry Wheat. Slightly bitter aftertaste.
Great beer if you like winter belgians.
01-04-2013 02:15:58 | More by Ryanm1
New Jersey
3.85/5 rDev +8.1%
Very good taste, but like the other River Horse beers I've sampled, seems to be too much carbonation?? Huge head which will dissipate, but like a bubbly champagne that leaves me burping all night, and leaves that "gritty" feel in my mouth. I like the taste, would it kill them to put the ABV on ther bottle??!!
10-06-2008 03:41:10 | More by fav920
3.83/5 rDev +7.6%
I had this one sitting in my beer fridge in the cellar for some time and thought it was the right time to crack her open. The beer poured a deep brown color with a slight tan head that stuck around for a few minute and left a nice little ring around my pint glass. The aroma was a nice floral, sweet mix with some caramel malts and hops in it. Very nice. The taste is more of the same from the aroma. Sweet malts and a bit hoppy but overall a pretty good balance. Not an overly complex beer and for the 8% abv a bit disapointing for complexity but a very drinkable beer with a light medium body.
04-01-2006 04:13:57 | More by ggaughan
New Jersey
3.9/5 rDev +9.6%
River Horse- Belgian Freeze
A- Deep thick brown with a thick tight foamy head. Solid lacing down the whole glass.
S- Big thick sweet malt with a good spicy nose. Clove and bubblegum come through.
T- Thick malt, slight black licorice touch, with generous doses of spices. Clove, cinnimon, and rock candy sugar are prominent.
M- Thick throughout with a good spicy body and finish. Slight pine hop bitterness in the end.
Overall- Quite tasty but A bit high on the alc, 8%, so that'll limit this down to just a few. Recommended!
12-05-2008 23:55:55 | More by NJpadreFan
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -1.7%
08-22-2013 18:05:22 | More by Varkias41
New York
3.33/5 rDev -6.5%
To start off, let me say that I think the entire '05 batch of this was infected with lactobacillus, hence the sourness that many reviewers are reporting.
This is the '06, being reviewed from a 12-oz. bottle. Head is slight but clingy. Appearance is a fairly clear brown. Aroma is biscuity, malty, toasty, a small amount of noble hops. I was expecting some of the phenolic notes in the taste that last year's batch brought, but alas, it seemed more like a German alt, with a little bit of yeasty/malty richness. This can't be 8% abv.
I actually liked last year's better, but I am weird. When I was 2 years old I was begging my elder family members for an ounce of straight vinegar. I enjoyed the entire lacto-infected 12-pack of River Horse brews I had. So never mind me. This year's... as a winter ale? skip it and take the Ithaca Winterizer or the North Coast WinterBraun instead. Or the Southern Tier Old Man Winter, or that old stand-by, Anchor Our Special Ale. Any of them has more character than this one.
12-29-2006 02:28:09 | More by Calico
3.43/5 rDev -3.7%
This pours a dark amber with a smallish foamy head.The head disappears quickly leaving almost no lacing.The smell is a strong roasted malt aroma that doesn't last too long.There also are some wheat scents.The taste is mild for a winter beer,but not bad,My intial reaction was alot of roasted malt,but the aftertaste is like a wheat beer,different.This is pretty light for a winter and I would rank it higher,but it's not a well balanced beer.The roasted malt and wheat flavors are too strong for each other.This isn't a bad beer,just a slightly flawed one.
12-25-2005 03:16:05 | More by jmz62565
North Carolina
3.68/5 rDev +3.4%
Pours a disappointing thin head, but the color is a gorgeous ruby-laced caramel brown. A whole lotta lace covers the glass.
Aroma is cherry, chocolate, light spices, and slightly sour background.
Chocolate and cherry both come on strong in the flavor, with lighter shades of caramel and dessert spices in back. Finishes slightly sour. Good, but doesn't leave you craving another sip.
This has a lot going for it, it's almost there...but it has a kind of veil over it. The flavors you would expect for the style are here, just not as bold as they should be. It could use more ass-kicking character...flavor knobs turned about just a notch or two more, that would do it.
04-29-2007 19:14:52 | More by Metalmonk
3.25/5 rDev -8.7%
12-15-2013 04:11:34 | More by geodonnokepyo
Ontario (Canada)
3.55/5 rDev -0.3%
A dark coloured ale, with a sour yeasty aroma, and a sour yeasty taste, something like a Belgian shwartzbier. Medium mouthfeel. Fizzy carbonation, like Dr. Pepper.Carmel, toffee, orange and spicy herbal juicey. Not bad, sweetness makes it drinkable. a fair Belgian ale.
06-20-2007 03:09:41 | More by Sammy
4.1/5 rDev +15.2%
The very dark and reddish-orange accented caramel-colored body of River Horse's Belgian Frostbite alludes to the intrigueing and unique chocolate notes found in both its aroma and flavor. The nose is malty, caramelish and subtly chocolatey, with a soft fruitiness (dull plum?) and hint of background spice (most likely from the yeast). It's medium-full bodied, lightly zesty, and then creamy across the palate. The flavor is rich but not overwhelming, and loaded with soft nutty malt, dark fruit (raisins, dark fruit skins, prune), a touch of wood, a hint of licorice, and a mild note of chocolate that appears in the finish. It's quite nice, and best enjoyed just slightly warmer than a regular pint but not at cellar temperature (maybe 40-45F).
10-16-2004 17:52:16 | More by NeroFiddled
3.48/5 rDev -2.2%
From the February BOTM shipment. Pours a fairly translucent reddish-brown with a small, coffee-colored head that vanishes quickly. Nice nose of brown sugar, Belgian yeast, roasted malt, and alcohol, almost like a classic Belgian brown should smell. Taste is mostly of roasted malt, with a bit of coffee, brown sugar, and clove thrown in. Nice body. Herby spiciness lingers for a while on the palate. Kind of a weird cross between a Belgian brown and an American brown. Not bad, not great.
02-26-2004 06:47:36 | More by ElGordo
3.13/5 rDev -12.1%
The good: Smooth with well-hidden alcohol.
The bad: Mostly tastes like like an overly sweet brown ale.
Smells like very herbal dark grains, licorice like. The taste is a slightly sharp and sweet with a little spice and white grape. There's also a little grassy bitterness at the end, but overall I don't have enough going on. It's just a bit plain for an 8% Belgian. Not bad, maybe just not for me.
01-11-2008 04:56:04 | More by tempest
Ontario (Canada)
4.03/5 rDev +13.2%
Pours with an ample tan head that settles over clear, deep amber liquid. The nose has a vaguely Belgian quality to it along with roasted malt aromas and some hop spiciness. The taste is quite good, with suggestions of light candi sugar, sweet yet roasty malt that dries out after swallowing, and a balanced hoppiness...not to strong yet enough to assert themselves nicely. Finishes with a bittersweet flourish, a bit better than I had expected...just let it warm a bit before pouring or drinking as I had originally had one straight from the icebox and was none too impressed, warming definately brings out the best in this beer. River Horses' best offering, IMO.
11-29-2003 00:18:00 | More by beerluvr
3.4/5 rDev -4.5%
My friend the package store owner gave me one of these. It poured nice and smelled great, and the first sip... disappointed in the watery mouthfeel and lack of carbonation. There are tons of roasted malt here, and a bunch of deep flavors. The alcohol is masked well, but the thin quality of the body can't be overcome.
11-03-2005 02:25:43 | More by andjusticeforale
2.53/5 rDev -28.9%
River Horse Belgian Frostbite: from a twelve ounce bottle. Pours perfectly clear. Deep, deep brown. Very little head, but what it had left a bit of Belgian lace on the side of the mug. The aroma is fine, somewhat licorice, a bit of coffee and a little spice. The taste on the other hand, is not unlike the aroma, but its not right up my alley right now. Hell, perhaps ever, as the dominant tastes seem to involve a decided battle between spices (orange peel, cinnamon stick) and coffee/roasted malts. I guess it is just too warm around here this week to enjoy this beer.
04-17-2004 04:01:53 | More by jackndan
River Horse Belgian Freeze Belgian Style Winter Ale from River Horse Brewing Co.
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Today's Midtown Patch Question of the Day takes a look at the idea of legalizing marijuana in Georgia. On Monday, a new push to reform Georgia's marijuana (Cannabis) laws will kick off as lawmakers consider criminal justice reform measures.
The Georgia Campaign for Access, Reform & Education or Ga. C.A.R.E. Project, will host a press conference at the Georgia state capitol Monday at 11 a.m. to announce the campaign's mission. A project of the Georgia Taxpayers Alliance, founders James Bell and Ron Williams have supported and advocated for law reform for 25 years.
Bell said this is the first time in the 25 years Georgia has considered law reform legislation and the time is right to focus on the state's antiquated marijuana laws.
"We applaud Gov. Nathan Deal and the legislature for their courageous efforts to reform ineffective and costly laws we can no longer afford to sustain", Bell said. In a news release. "Decades of "get tough on drugs" legislation has cost taxpayer billions and has done little to solve real crime problems."
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"Those states have led the way to show that we can decriminalize and medicalize marijuana and bring this substance under regulation and control without affecting public safety and save taxpayers dollars. It's time to focus on this issue."
The campaign has set up an educational website and Facebook page to connect with the public, media and lawmakers.
Earlier this month, a crowd of hundreds gathered to light up joints under the Space Needle in Seattle as recreational marijuana use officially became legal in the state of Washington.
A similar scene is likely to unfold on the streets of Denver in a couple of weeks as Colorado's marijuana legalization law goes into effect.
In Washington, it is now legal for people to possess up to one ounce of the drug, which is illegal in most states, including Georgia. While the new state law in Washington doesn't usurp federal laws that criminalize marijuana use, local cops are no longer going to give people age 21 and up a hard time for lighting up a joint in the privacy of their own homes. The public display at the Space Needle technically remains illegal, but police in that state decided to let it fly on the morning pot smoking became legal there.
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RALEIGH — A second man is facing felony charges in connection with a dozen business break-ins in Raleigh in recent months.
Rasheim Eric Burden, 27, of 905 Seventh Ave. in Garner was being held in lieu of $400,000 for a first court appearance Tuesday.
Burden was charged Sunday with the same break-ins with which Heikeem DShawn White was charged that day.
White also was due in court Tuesday and was being held in lieu of the same bail amount.
Most of the break-ins involved the theft of cigarettes, authorities said in arrest warrants, although shoes and a mannequin were taken from The Athletes Foot store on Triangle Plantation Drive on Halloween.
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"Our guys did a great job of answering back after the rough top of the first," said Head Coach Tim Montez. "The key to that is being able to have a shutdown inning after we scored. Once he (Murray) got the runs back in the second and third he gained confidence and settled in."
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Open Thread: Have TV Debates Adversely Changed the GOP Race?
After the debate tomorrow night, the crop of current GOP presidential candidates will have participated in four nationally televised debates in just over one month, attracting record audiences and affecting poll numbers drastically each time.
According to a Wall Street Journal op-ed by Fred Barnes, the increased number of debates has had a major impact on the race, giving also-rans free publicity with no incentive to drop out and allowing the media to pit the candidates against each other, giving Obama a free pass.
Do you think Republicans have given the media too much power by hosting so many debates? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
The first problem Barnes acknowledges is that the debates have allowed the media to shift the campaign narrative to discussing "arguments over issues spawned by the debates themselves," rather than discussing arguments against the current administration's policies.
Gov. Rick Perry's policy of offering instate tuition at Texas colleges for illegal immigrants, and his effort to require 12-year-old girls to be inoculated against HPV virus, became prominent issues once he was pelted with questions about them in the debates. When Mr. Romney attacked Mr. Perry's position on Social Security, it emerged as a front-burner issue. Mr. Perry gave the issue a news hook by calling Social Security a "Ponzi scheme."
While Mr. Romney's record in Massachusetts was always going to be a major issue, the debates have made it more so. The same is the case with Mr. Perry's opposition to erecting a fence across the U.S. border with Mexico.
The debates have also been a prime opportunity for the media to pit Republicans against each other by encouraging conflict between the candidates, instead of against President Obama:
By focusing heavily on Mr. Romney and Mr. Perry, the three debates in September heightened the impression, if not the reality, of a two-man contest for the GOP nomination. Time after time, questioners raised an issue with one of them, then turned to the other for a response. Mr. Romney provoked spirited clashes by challenging Mr. Perry's stances on Social Security, immigration and the Texas economy.
During the Sept. 7 MSNBC debate at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, Calif., Mr. Perry said Democratic Gov. Michael Dukakis "created jobs three times faster than you did, Mitt." Mr. Romney fired back: "Well, as a matter of fact, George Bush and his predecessor created jobs at a faster rate than you did, governor." He was referring to Mr. Bush's time at Texas governor from 1995 to 2001.
Mr. Romney asked Mr. Perry at the Sept. 12 CNN debate in Tampa, Fla., if he believed Social Security should be turned over to the states. "I think we ought to have a conversation," Mr. Perry responded, trying to brush the issue aside. "We're having that right now, governor," Mr. Romney replied. "We're running for president."
In combination, the debates often end up giving Obama a free pass because the media has turned the candidates against each other's policies instead of against Obama's policies. It also allows "...Mr. Obama's strategists [to] get an early glimpse of the vulnerabilities of the Republican candidates, their strengths and weaknesses on issues, and the attacks used most effectively against them."
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These aren't debates. They are sound-bite sessions.
Submitted by Dave. on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:50am.
What they need to do is gather around a big table for two - maybe three hours, sans moderator, and just have at it.
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Good morning Dave
Submitted by cocodrie on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:00am.
Can't have that. Too much truth would come to light. We have to remain mushrooms, in the dark being fed bull.......
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Dave, that's what I would
Submitted by celator on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:39am.
Dave, that's what I would like to see also. Currently, the media treats what could be a decent debate like show business. There are too many gotcha questions, and not nearly enough questions with substance and depth.
I've always thought that the best debate questions would be to ask the candidates their views and understanding of the Bill of Rights, i.e., "What is your understanding of the 2d Amendment?", that sort of thing.
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Submitted by bkeyser on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:52am.
I don't care if they debate weekly from now until the Convention; we should not nominate someone that hasn't been fully vetted. This will toughen our candidate and hopefully reveal all of his or her dirty laundry before an October surprise could hand the keys back to O. Let 'em speak.
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media power in debates?
Submitted by Agnostic on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:01am.
"Do you think Republicans have given the media too much power by hosting so many presidential debates?"
No offense to the NB staff but we would be fooling ourselves if we thought that the debate process influences to any noticeable amount the media meme on the GOP field. The only difference between having and not having the debates with reference to the media is the timing of the 'news' stories.
The media will be coming after the GOP presidential potentials with all the dirt they have from their careers - they will actually do the background checks on Republicans. Plus, like habitual gossipers, if there is no story to be found then we will get the usual 'what if', 'could be', 'so-and-so said, or they will simply make something up (isn't Rather on a post today?) and run the story anyway.
No, the debates are only for the people who want to see the differences in their options and not for the media because the only effect it may have is to decide when and in what way to attack but the attacks are still going to come.
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You're making the wrong argument.
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:08am.
we would be fooling ourselves if we thought that the debate process influences to any noticeable amount the media meme on the GOP field.
It's not a matter of "influencing" the meme; it's about providing them with countless opportunities to attack, in the guise of debate "analysis."
It's about their goading the candidates to attack each other, and the media forcing them to continually defend whatever they say in the debates, ad nauseam.
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Submitted by Agnostic on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:27am.
I understand what you are saying but do you really think that the Republican candidate is going to go unvetted by the media? The only possible amunition that is going to come out is a gaffe by a front runner or information about an also-ran that the media hasn't bothered to spend resources on destroying - Yet!
They know about RomneyCare and other liberal slants and how to use them. They know about Perry's Rock, border issue, pharmaceutical issues and how he caved to allow Islam influence in the Texas schools system and they will use each in their own time. Hermain Cain has years of speaking engagements and a radio show that they will sift through and find every syllable that can be used for attack. They know Ron Paul - been around a long time.
Debates rarely bring out anything new for the media when they have already done their research. That being said, the debate format is nearly useless. To borrow a little from the Catholics I would like to see all candidates write a set of goals and 'game plans' on 7-10 major issues and then have all the candidates locked in a room without any influence and debate themselves until they agree upon a unified message. When they come out of confinement the direction for the party is stated and each political hopeful presents their case on why they are the best person to take the party in the agreed direction. This would allow the voters to see who could lead by seeing how closely the agreed upon direction matches their previously stated goals and the agreement would be a promise by the party and not just an individual.
Also, if the party states they are going a direction the consituants don't want they will hear about rapidly.
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That being said, the debate
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:36am.
That being said, the debate format is nearly useless.
I agree. I have thought debates were useless for years.
But now they are really counterproductive for Republicans. I know the media will go full metal jacket on any Republican candidate, even if they love him/her during the run-up (can you say John McCain?) But this just gives them way too much power in choosing the candidate (again, John McCain).
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The debates always hurt the debaters.
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:46am.
The nature of these debates is twofold. One is that it show the positions of a candidate and two that a candidate is better than the others with some amount of attack associated.
I think the other perhaps as important purpose of these debates which I have not seen mentioned is the skill and strength of the debater. Recall that McCain was a toothless lion and was taken apart in the debates. If you look like a fool in debate (as unfortunately Perry appears to be doing), that is how the voters will see you. We need someone that can kick some butt in debate.
At the moment the only Jedi Debaters I see are Herman and Newt.
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okay mb,
Submitted by Agnostic on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:57am.
not to be adversarial but in what manner do you think that a Republican can put out their ideas in any format that would not be used by the media as an attacking point?
The candidates have to state their ideas to get votes (unless they are a socialist Democrat) and the media is going to attack in ideas presented whether it is debate, Facebook or mime. The only reason the debates give them power now is because that is what they have now. Remove the debates and they will have whatever medium comes out as a way of disseminating ideas. Like I said, I have no love for the debates and think they are nearly useless but berating the debates on a topic that really has no bearing on their effectiveness is useless.
The media will attack no matter what. Improving the debates or the process can not take into consideration that which the GOP has no control over. My mistake, I just though of one way to prevent the media from attacking - nominate candidates that are all left of President Obama. ;)
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Agnostic, I think you make a
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 1:27pm.
Agnostic, I think you make a good point, and you're making me waver LOL
I still hate the let's-all-of-you-beat-up-on-each other thing, but you're probably right that there would be few other opportunities to contrast viewpoints.
And hobnolikee makes a good point: namely that it shows who's got the good and the skills to go the distance.
So I'm sort of agreeing, but I still think it's too many too soon. And they have to get a different (maybe less formal) format where they debate each other, not respond to questions from a (most likely biased) moderator.
And I didn't take the question as adversarial at all. It's nice to have a civilized discussion.
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The Debates are Valuable
Submitted by NC Boy on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:01am.
Obama is going to spend a billion dollars to convince voters that the GOP candidate is all things bad. The GOP must find a candidate who can survive the worst anyone can throw at him or her. When the sport is mud wrestling, the sooner you get muddy, the sooner you can figure out how to win.
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Kind of.
Submitted by Ashrak on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:04am.
Establishment Republicans, just like Establishment Democrats are part of the Old Media cabal, so it is a shared power, not one transferred from one entity to another.
Dave has it exactly right in his point made. Ironic isn't it that those seeking to be leader of the free world are themselves led by a moderator.
The American people are being had. Again. Still.
There is not one "declared candidate" who is truly fit to serve in the Oval Office who would gain approval from
George Washington. If we are to put America on the same path his leadership put us on, then we must reject all those who aim to take us elsewhere.
So long as we stand down and pick from those choices that Old Media allows us to pick from, nothing will get better, things will only continue to spiral downward and Old Media, along with the parties, will continue to destroy everything this nation was built upon - first and foremost Individual Liberty.
We should be electing individuals who will defend the republican form of government from their elected positions. Promoting the Republican Party is not defending the republican form of government, plain and simple.
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Ok. But back down here in the real world we must deal with
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:38am.
the facts. These are the candidates. There probably will not be any new candidates appearing. So we need to stand behind all of them and when one is picked stand behind that person and get him/her elected. Or might as well just jump off that cliff we're heading off and avoid the rush.
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If we could just get
Submitted by almostacowboy on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 12:03pm.
the idiots on the states' Republican Committees to stop the "me first, me first" crap with the ever-moving-forward elections.
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The seance
Submitted by Unsane on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:58am.
Next time you hold that seance with George Washington, as you are apparently his medium, ask him what he thinks of the modern world and its many inventions and innovations sometime. Also, get his take on an America that extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific, not just to the Mississippi River like in his day.
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Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:05am.
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Submitted by Free Stinker on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:10am.
At least it doesn't seem that way at the moment.
Cain leads by 20 points. Twenty!
Sounds like everything is going fine (so far).
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I wish there was less
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:20am.
I wish there was less infighting and more on what they would do. I think that this process does vet a candidate pretty good. I pray we will come up with the right one. Beat Obama with a Cain.
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Obama's deplorable attack on religious freedom
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:29am.
I'd like to bring up two articles that caught my eye over the weekend, which disturbed me.
The first one, by Elizabeth Scalia, AKA The Anchoress: Legislating the Constitution Down deals with the fact that
the government is getting ready to press ahead with policies intended—note the word, intended—to intrude upon one of the fundamental rights on which the nation was built: the freedom of religion.
Under the 2010 health care law colloquially known as "Obamacare," the U.S. Department of Health and Human services is determinedly plowing forward with its so-called "contraceptive mandate"—all private health plans are to cover contraception and sterilization as "preventive services" for women, and the mandate includes individuals and groups with moral or religious objections.
But this one had me even more disgusted.
The President of the United States responds "Darn Tooting! (what a time to put that "g" at the end, huh?) in praising the legislation.
Bantering with the audience at a fundraiser in St. Louis yesterday, President Barack Obama bragged about a new regulation, proposed by the Department of Health and Human Services, that the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has denounced as an "unprecedented attack on religious liberty."
"Darn right!" an audience member at the fundraiser shouted as Obama described the regulation.
"Darn tooting!" Obama said back.
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Submitted by Agnostic on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:37am.
Here is a couple more for you
Regulated hiring at religious organizations
More of the same - but notice how the wording is used and seems to be opening the possibility of government intrusion to more than just workers rights. You can almost see the demand of unionization allowances and diversity allowances.
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I saw this and I couldn't believe it
Submitted by kata on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 11:44am.
It makes me sick to see his regulatory agencies crap all over the bill of rights. This is just another horrible example.
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LESS Romney and Perry
Submitted by ThinkingintheUSA on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:38am.
I love the idea of the debates. I am tired of it being couched as a 2 man race. I do NOT trust either Romney or Perry. Why would I want to replace this failed presidency with Obama-lite??
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And if we didn't have these debates…
Submitted by Grumpy in Arizona on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:39am.
...The nomination race would be between the "Old Guard Republican" and the [until nominated] "Media Darling" candidates. We would not be hearing from the likes of Herman Cain, or Newt, or Michelle Bachman, etc.
I agree with BK above, let's have more debates… But I also somewhat agree with the others here who are disgusted with the media trying to make the debates into a political "America's Got Talent."
So, I would like to see more debate, but for the life of me I can't figure-out why the RNC feels they have to involve every leftist media organization in the contest… pick one (Fox News would be my choice) and "vet the moderators" for fairness and historical neutrality.
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Best speech Sarah Palin has ever given
Submitted by JamesPhilip on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:48am.
Since this site has chosen to ignore the speech Sarah Palin gave on Friday....
I submit a video you should watch. This is what I consider to be one of, if not the best, speech that Sarah Palin has ever given.
Question... after you watch it, do you really think any of the Republican candidates could or would be able to make a similar speech? That is why she is not running. She has a more important mission.... to attack the entire corrupt political system and to promote Conservative principles.
Sarah Palin Unshackled - Defending the Republic - http://tinyurl.com/6bdpfvz
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This website is about
Submitted by Free Stinker on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 11:50am.
This website is about documenting and exposing media bias, not covering candidates and activists.
Even if they are people we really like.
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Well, Free, this is an Open
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 1:41pm.
Well, Free, this is an Open Thread, and a lot of us post comments that are not related to bias
, BUT......repeatedly posting a link to the same site, which this guy had done in at least 6 comments (I stopped counting there) is considered spamming, and I hope the admins warn him.
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Open Thread, not Open Website
Submitted by Free Stinker on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 2:43pm.
I didn't criticise him for being off-topic. I criticised his lack of understanding about this websites purpose.
And I doubt he'll get a warning from the admins. Unless he criticises RINO blogger Katheryn Jean Lopez, then the admins will say something, otherwise, not so likely.
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Submitted by Unsane on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:55am.
The debates are one step short of being useless, if only because it allows the media to manipulate things further and allows people to focus on the shallow. But more are being held because primary season is being held so much earlier, not like the slow-dripping primaries of the past where, like in 1988, you could have a Super Tuesday, but by and large most states held theirs in ones and twos over a period of months. It was a slower process but candidates also had more time to screw up and also had more time to blossom/wilt under the media glare.
Now, because primaries are being held so early, I can see a point in the future where presidential campaigns begin the month the president is inaugurated, and the IA caucus and the NH primary are held the next month. But seriously, this is why, I think, we are seeing so many debates and so many events like this.
For me, I actually found it more useful back in the day to read the inserts in the local fish wraps provided by the League of Women Voters that broke down the issues and indicated how candidate thought about them, in summary. (I don't know if they still do this because I refuse to read the Leftist rag knows as the San Antonio Express-Snooze and especially not ANY newspaper published in Austin.)
What I think would be great is if, instead of debates, there were a series of one-on-one interviews where the interviewer asked the exact same questions of every candidate, allowing people to compare and contrast policy positions without the sideshows and circus atmosphere of the debate.
"CONSUMED DEMOCRACY RETURNS A SOCIALIST REGIME" - Slayer, "Fictional Reality", from Divine Intervention (1994)
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^ this right here.
Submitted by kata on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 12:01pm.
I agree. The debates have become such a dog and pony show (glitz, gimmicks, hype, suped up graphics) coupled with the occassional split screen dog fight. It's entertainment for the masses and serves no purpose to inform voters much at all about what a candidate thinks. I had higher hopes for the Fox debate but the second the split screen went up I knew nothing had changed.
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As Dave said, way up top, ...
Submitted by Newsbubba on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 11:14am.
... these things aren't debates. They are just like Jersey Shore except the boobs aren't as big, and there is less sex.
The candidates need to take control of this process and themselves and remember who the enemy is. It is not anybody on the stage with them. It is OBAMA, and they need to remember that!
The winner of this primary will be the candidate who never forgets that. It was Herman Cain for a couple of debates, but then he started to get sucked into bitch fights with his fellow Republicans. If someone else doesn't just say it out loud, they may all lose. If that happens, this country is flocked for good.
These ARE NOT DEBATES. That means you don't have to refute what anyone else says. Just take your turn and say whatever the hell you want to to the audience. I'll swear the MSM wants it to turn into a shower room contest of who has the biggest, ah, ugh, ahhhh, bar of soap. Yeah!
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disagree Newbubba
Submitted by Agnostic on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 11:39am.
If you count the moderators and the pre/post debate talking heads you have more and bigger boobs than Hooters.
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Well, I'm busted.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 3:36pm.
Maybe I should have said, "you got me," instead?
Anyway, you are 100% right, and I won't get into a tit for tat type of reply, but I do owe you a treat.
Here is the funniest thing I've seen in weeks, and I want to share it with you. This is how I can remain sane with all the crap that goes on in Washington. Enjoy, and I hope it doesn't offend. I still have tears in my eyes.
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I'll tell you one thing.
Submitted by NeoKong on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 11:32am.
We have to stop letting flaming leftie media organizations run our debates. How can we protect the GOP brand when we let Obama's media drones edit our message....? This business where the candidates just throw themselves to the wolves again and again is madness. Why is it that the GOP and conservative organizations are not the ones controlling these debates....?
Democrats would never do what we do and made it very clear that Fox News will never ever be allowed near their presidential candidates but for some reason we let Brian Williams moderate one of ours.
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While the LSM concentrates on
Submitted by ricklail on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 11:54am.
While the LSM concentrates on the Wall Street "protest" and the Republicans running for president many other things are happening. The Soyndra mess is getting a lot deeper as is operation Fast and Furious. Looks like Rep. Issa is going to call subpoena Holder to testify. This is going to set up an fight between Congress and the WH. Holder does not want to testify and Obama does not want him there either. It seems the LSM could care less about the late Friday's document drops by the WH. Hate to tell the LSM this but FOX News and other conservative news outlets are operating 24/7 and eating their lunch on many of the above issues.
One of the biggest stories is that HHS under the direction of "Bloody" Kathleen Sebilus is writing the rules for Obamacare. From what little information I have on this they are not being transparent but does that surprise anyone? So far the rule that would give the feds access to our health records has been written in 45 CFR part 153.
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It's not the number of
Submitted by eaglewingz08 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 12:54pm.
It's not the number of debates or the number of candidates included that's the problem it's the fact that the GOP is giving up the moderatorship of these debates to Obama supporting leftwing journolistas masquerading as "reporters".
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Submitted by Jack Bauer on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 1:57pm.
Having established the legality of "targeting" Americans for fiery death...
Has the dear leader Obama drawn up contingency plans for a drone attack on Zuccotti Park, if the whole thing doesn't prove as popular as Democrats seem to think?...
GULF OF TONKIN people...
All of the above Mr Obama? --- How about ALL OF THE BELOW, instead.
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Obama becoming isolated
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 1:58pm.
From the NY Post, via Drudge:
The reports are not good, disturbing even....[ ].....The gist is this: President Obama has become a lone wolf, a stranger to his own government. He talks mostly, and sometimes only, to friend and adviser Valerie Jarrett and to David Axelrod, his political strategist.
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The president's workdays are said to end early, often at 4 p.m. He usually has dinner in the family residence with his wife and daughters, then retreats to a private office. One person said he takes a stack of briefing books. Others aren't sure what he does.
IMO, this is a portrait of a man who knows he is in WAY over his head and is hiding from that knowledge. As Goodwin notes, the only time he seems animated is when he's on the [not-campaign] trail, in front of adoring crowds.
But then again, that's what he thought the presidency was...that and exciting trips on Air Force One for "date nights" in New York and Chicago.
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When you've lost the Reverend
Submitted by Jack Bauer on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 2:12pm.
When you've lost the Reverend Wright that's it!
All of the above Mr Obama? --- How about ALL OF THE BELOW, instead.
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History repeats
Submitted by jon_torlin on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 2:47pm.
Didn't the same thing happen to Hitler in that he grew increasingly isolated? And only talked to a very few people?
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Submitted by Model850 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 3:08pm.
Now you've done it! You compared the president to Hitler!!
No more Monday Night Football for you!
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No, Model, ...
Submitted by Newsbubba on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 3:48pm.
... Bambi is actually more like Mussolini than Hitler.
Hitler had a falling out with Uncle Joe, his ally, when Joe Boy wanted to go all the way commie, and forget that Fascist crap. Hitler decided he liked being a Fascist better because he got to maintain the facade of private industry still existing in Germany, even though he ran it. It kept the populace a little tamer.
I think Bambi thinks like Mussolini. He can keep Jeff in charge of GE and still tell him what to do! Same is true of the car companies, and our entire medical system is just around the corner! Is this a great plan or what? Even the dumb assed democrats in congress are buying his crap.
With any luck, America will wake up before it's too late, and Bambi could end up like Mussolini.
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Well for sure
Submitted by Model850 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 4:03pm.
Oblameyou certainly has perfected that "look down his nose" pose!
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Mussi for sure
Submitted by jon_torlin on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 4:29pm.
Not to mention his predilection for trains, he kept pushing that high speed rail nonsense enough!
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Ann Barnhardt responds to death threat email from Islamic goon
Submitted by Dave. on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 5:17pm.
An excerpt from the 2nd of two emails she sent this camel-flea infested cult member:
I will NEVER, EVER, EVER submit to islam. I will fight islam with every fiber of my being for as long as I live because islam is pure satanic evil. If you are really serious about islam dominating the United States and the world, you are going to have to come through me. You are going to have to kill me. Good luck with that. And understand that if you or some of your musloid boyfriends do actually manage to kill me, The Final Crusade will officially commence five minutes later, and then, despite your genetic mental retardation, you will be made to understand with crystal clarity what the word "defeat" means. Either way, I win, so come and get it.
End of excerpt.
LOL - I think I'm in love. :-D
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