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For the money~~~~ Good rug. Don't expect the highest quality, but is is adequate. The black and white is not truly a crisp white. It is off white. So id your expectation is for crisp white~~~~ this is not for you. But if you'r okay with black and off white, adequate for the price quality, and love the design of the rug~~~ this rug is for you!
My husband and I LOVE this rug! I was a little hesitant to order it because of the mixed reviews, but I am so glad I did! The rug is a little thin, but for the price I am not sure what people were really expecting. The color is fantastic, very vibrant and absolutely beautiful! Everyone that comes over raves about the style... it makes a huge statement, especially against our neutral furniture. I haven't had any problems with shedding, like others mentioned. The rug is a great addition to our home, I am so glad we got it!
I wanted to put some style into my sad-looking living room, and I have a very tight budget. If you have transitional furniture and a more informal space, this is a GREAT rug. I plan to keep this rug for the next 2-4 years only, so for me, it wasn't important to find a rug that would last forever, though it certainly seems durable. I looked in Marshalls, Ross, Kohls (during their sale), Walmart, Target, HomeDepot, Lowes, Tuesday Morning, Ebay and Craigslist for a rug. This was the absolute best deal I found on a larger area rug (I was looking for an 8 x 11). Additionally, most of the rugs I saw "in person" were anywhere from 50-150 dollars more for this size and the rug was (a) usually in a pattern that would've been more difficult to incorporate into an existing design, and (b) the quality was not as good as the rug I just got. No complaints.
Got this rug a couple weeks ago, and I'm mostly pleased with it. It arrived quickly and well-packaged. It's HUGE, and totally fills up our living room, which is what I wanted. In terms of quality, it's totally fine for the price, but not great. The rug we received had a couple visible snags, and it doesn't feel quite as nice underfoot as a more expensive rug. My boyfriend thinks it's too busy -- he says the zig-zags hurt his eyes, since they're quite narrow. I think we expected them to be a bit wider. I like the way it really pops in the room, though. I'd buy this again.
Absolutely love this rug. Wasn't sure at first about the color (I got the brown one) but its perfect. For the price and size it's a steal. Looks great in my living room.
I ordered the nuLOOM Alexa Chevron rug in brown for my living room area. It's a high traffic area - the main door to the house opens right into the living room. This rug is easy to clean (already had a pet accident), and vacuums up well. It's very low pile - almost completely flat. We don't have a rug pad, and we have hardwood floors underneath. It's not a cushy rug. The pile is a little rough, it's not super comfy to sit or lay on. But it's great for our rental property and fills up our living room nicely. I think the brown is almost more reddish/burnt brown than chocolate brown.
Rug is a bit thin but looks amazing I bought the white & black and the white is not a bright white but is a very good color with the black, my furniture is white and the rug looks great with it. No problems with shedding, smell or rolling up. Glad I bought this rug!
This is a great rug and the value is excellent! I would highly recommend it.
I seriously cannot believe how good this looks for the price. it is by no means a high end rug, but it is about as good as it gets for this price. It is very large and I put it in my daughter's room. We get lots of compliments, well worth the price.
I really love this rug.Great design,doesnot show lint.Brightens our livingroom
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Sioux Falls Woman Wrecks Sister's Car, Attacks Her with Knife
A Sioux Falls woman who borrowed her sister's car wound up attacking her, police say, after she brought it back damaged.
Information Officer Sam Clemens says 34-year-old Tanisha Ramon Johnson brought the vehicle back to her sister in the 4300 block of East 18th Street early Wednesday.
"It was pretty obvious the car had been involved in a crash, so when they talked with the suspect things went downhill and she ended up threatening them with a knife," explained Clemens. "Officers were able to follow a fluid trail back and found that there had been a sign that had been hit on Bahnson Avenue near Claudette."
Clemens says Johnson left her sister's apartment on foot and was found behind a business on East 12th Street where she was changing her clothes. She was arrested and charged with second-offense DWI, driving with a suspended license and domestic aggravated assault.
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URI Comes Back to Beat St. Bonaventure 87-78
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Xavier Munford scored 21 of his 32 points in the second half, E.C. Matthews added 24 points, and URI returned to the win column Saturday afternoon with an 87-78 road win over St. Bonaventure.
The win snapped a 6 game losing streak for URI. It was also the first road win in conference play for the Rams.
URI didn't take their first lead until E.C. Matthews made a nifty runner midway through the first half to put the rams up 18-16. Xavier Munford followed that up with a 3 pointer to extend the lead to 5 and cap a 14-2 URI run in the process.
It was all downhill from there in the first half. Foul trouble inside plagued the Rams all half, with Hassan Martin and Ifeanyi Onyekaba picking up 3 apiece and Gilvydas Biruta committing 2 fouls of his own. The Bonnies outscored the Rams 27-12 after the Munford 3 and took a 10 point lead into halftime.
For the half, SBU shot an incredible 94% (16-17) from the free throw line, punishing the Rams for all their fouls. Despite URI outrebounding SBU 18-12, the Rams went into the break with their options looking bleak.
The second half was a different story, with the senior Munford taking over the game and bringing Rhody back almost single-handedly. Munford keyed a hot 19-8 start for URI that saw them regain the lead at 52-51.
The teams battled back and forth the rest of the way, with Munford and Matthews shouldering the scoring load for the Rams and helping them survive despite the lack of inside options.
A 3 pointer from Matthews gave URI a 71-68 lead with 3 minutes to go. Dion Wright made a free throw on the other end for the Bonnies, and Hassan Martin fouled out in the process.
Matthews got to the line on the ensuing Rams' possession and sank both free throws to extend the lead to 4. Youssou Ndoye missed the front end of a 1-and-1 for the Bonnies, and Jarelle Reischel extended the lead to 5 on the other end with a free throw of his own.
Charlon Kloof got to the rim and converted the layup with 2 minutes to go, bringing the Bonnies within 3 points. Biruta's offensive rebound and put-back And-1 hook shot extended the lead to 6, the largest of the game for the Rams.
Ndoye scored on the other end for SBU, cutting the lead to 77-73 with 1 minute to play. It was at that point that URI's ability to close games out would be tested again, and on Saturday the Rams answered the bell.
Munford, Matthews, Onyekaba, and Biruta combined to make 10 free throws on intentional fouls, and Rhody earned some defensive stops en route to closing out the 87-78 victory.
Ndoye led the Bonnies with 21 points and Matthew Wright added 20 in the losing effort. SBU falls to 16-11 overall and 6-7 in the Atlantic 10.
URI moves to 3-10 in conference play and 12-16 overall this season. The Rams next play Wednesday night at UMass, and return home on Saturday to take on Richmond.
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Comment #1 by joe adamowicz on 2014 02 23
Are you kidding me? After what he was handed from Baron, Hurley is doing well rebuilding this team. We have two great freshman, some of the best in the A-10. Add a little more depth and this team is going to do real well the next few years. Your standards are unrealistic. Many analysts see this team as one to watch next year. That will be the year that Coach Hurley will be judged for a turn around.
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Comment #3 by Carver Hawkeye on 2014 02 23
Canisius stands a good chance to make the NCAA and has a star player in Billy Baron.
URI is going nowhere, no A-10 tournament and of course no NCAA tournament for the 15th straight year.
NOW I ask you, which coach do you prefer? It's too late to bring back Baron and Bobby got away..so but let's start the search for a new head man .. NOW. This glorified high school mentor has had his chance. Back to NJ with him.
Comment #4 by joe adamowicz on 2014 02 23
-- Joe Adamowicz, Feb. 23
Jim Baron was responsible for 11 of those years. To advocate for his return while citing an extended period of failure for which he was chiefly responsible is to exhibit a complete and total lack of cognitive reasoning.
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For those of you who get weak in the knees over the sight of blood, the thought of seeing the inside of a heart probably makes you queasy. Not the MEGA Heart and you can take a tour of it without stepping foot into an operating room, you will have to go to the Avera Heart Hospital though.
This is a MEGA Heart. The Avera Heart Hospital brought in the world's one and only portable inflatable heart exhibit as an interactive tool for school kids, their parents and anyone else who wants to see up close what heart disease can look like from the inside out.
Student Stephen Osterberg says, "The MEGA Heart is a lot of fun. It should be more fun to learn stuff so you can keep your body safe."
Stephen Osterberg is with this group of 3rd graders from Holy Spirit who got an eyeful when they took a walk through the Superior Vena Cava and the Aorta.
Kym Osterberg is the Education Coordinator at the Avera Heart Hospital. She says, "As you know Nancy, heart disease is the number one killer of men and women in this country and it's important for kids to know about it so they can take steps to prevent getting heart disease."
Not only did they invite 250 school children to come to the Heart Hospital to see the MEGA Heart, they also set up different teaching stations throughout the main floor. This one (they were doing jumping jacks and high knee jumps) really got their blood pumping which was exactly the point.
3rd Grader Zoe Matheison says, "I've learned you should exercise everyday and not eat that much junk food."
Seeing is believing. They put out examples of how much fat is in fast food sandwiches by putting crisco oil on buns. They also tell the kids that if they eat 100 extra calories a day for a year.. That adds up to 5 extra heavy pounds of fat.
Kym Osterberg says, "Choosing fast food is not a bad thing once in a while, but to make it a part of your steady diet day in and day out is hard on your heart."
And if your heart would give out, the kids are also getting a lesson in hands only CPR.
Kym says, "They learn to call 911 right away and start CPR going hard and fast in the middle of the chest with interlocked fingers and straight arms until help arrives."
If the folks at the Avera Heart Hospital could get across one point to the kids it would be this: What you don't know could hurt you, even kill you. They hope they are empowering these kids with the knowledge they need to stay heart healthy for the next 80 years.
Visualize the complex workings of the human heart - and the diseases that threaten it - with the interactive MEGA Heart, a heart experience you simply cannot miss!
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NEWBURYPORT, Mass. — "Shark Week" has come and gone, but a massive sea monster caught over the weekend off the Massachusetts coast is making waves among local fishermen.
A 609-pound thresher shark was caught Saturday off the Cape Ann coast, the giant fish weighing in at just a few pounds shy of the state's all-time record.
Charter boat fisherman Bob Cloutier said he was about 60 miles off shore when his nephew, Zach Cloutier, hooked a fish that instantly caught their attention.
"The fish took a lot of line, so I knew it was something out of the ordinary," said Bob Cloutier.
In the world of sharks, the thresher is an unusual creature — it has an extra-long extension on its upper tail that is nearly as long as its body. It uses it to slap the surface of the water to herd its prey.
It also has an extraordinary behavior that the Cloutiers witnessed several times — thresher sharks leap out of the water, sometimes several feet in the air. It's a sight that is stunning and frightening even to the saltiest of ocean fishermen.
"We saw it jump a few times. It gave a heck of a show," said Bob Cloutier.
For the next two and a half hours, Zach battled hard to get the fish to the boat. When it finally reached the boat, Bob Cloutier said he had new problem to deal with: how to get it aboard. Even with four grown men aboard, the task was impossible. A radio call brought another fisherman to their aid, and with the help of his block and tackle gear, the shark was hauled aboard the 30-foot-long Sailfish center console boat.
The shark was brought to the Newburyport, Mass., fishing pier, where the harbormaster Paul Hogg took a photo of the fish and the four men who were on board the vessel when it was caught.


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Sarah Uriarte Berry, Josh Grisetti, Mary Testa, Leslie Uggams Set for Carried Away Concerts
By Andrew Gans
The 92Y's Lyrics & Lyricists season will conclude May 21-23 with Carried Away: Being Comden and Green.
Hosted and written by artistic director Phyllis Newman, the concerts will feature the talents of Sarah Uriarte Berry, Josh Grisetti, Marcus Lovett, Mary Testa and Zakiya Young with special guest vocalist Leslie Uggams.
Music director Lawrence Yurman will lead an all-star band that includes Steven Kenyon, reeds; Jack Cavari, guitar; Dick Sarpola, bass; and Ray Marchica, drums.
In a statement Tony winner Newman said, "I want to give the audience a sense of Adolph and Betty's wonderful creative energy. They lit up any place they were, as if they were born with built-in spotlights. It's no wonder they called their own show A Party!"
Phyllis Newman won a Tony Award as Best Featured Actress in a Musical for the Jule Styne/Comden & Green musical Subways are for Sleeping and earned a nomination for Neil Simon's Broadway Bound. She received her second Tony Award last year when she was honored as the first recipient of the Isabelle Stevenson Award for creating the Phyllis Newman Women's Health Initiative of the Actors Fund in 1996. She has also appeared on Broadway in Bells are Ringing, The Apple Tree, On the Town, The Prisoner of Second Avenue and Awake and Sing!, among other shows.
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A sophomore from Shelby, N.C. Davis had her best performance of the year placing second on beam (9.325) third on vault (9.45) in an away meet against Ithaca College February 2nd. Both of her scores, which were personal bests, were products of her competitive nattur and hard work.
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From cafes in Paris, to street markets in Nairobi, soccer (or football as its known in much of the rest of the world) is the topic of conversation for millions around the world. FIFA, soccer's organizing body has enlarged the number of participating nations from 13 at the first World Cup in Uruguay in 1930 to 32 in the 2010 games. The hosting of the World Cup in South Africa is testament to the growing accessibility that is soccer around the world. No other sport has as large of a reach as soccer, and it provides opportunities for players from around the world to excel. Soccer is perhaps the most widely globalized aspect of world culture.
So why hasn't it caught on in America? Soccer is perhaps the last real example of American isolation. . Sport is the one area in which American influence isn't truly worldwide. America's national pastimes, baseball and football have little reach across the globe. Although baseball and basketball stars have seen modest successes overseas, their fame is much more limited than global stars like Christian Ronaldo or David Beckham. It's telling that a German, Ghanaian, and and a Guatemalan can all relate on a basic level about a subject that most Americans have little to no real awareness of. In a world where globalization has tied even the most improbable nations together, America stands alone yet again.
This isn't to say soccer is a completely foreign to Americans; it's just that it's viewed in a much different light. In a large number of nations around the globe, soccer is the national sport. In America, it's best known as a popular afterschool sport for school aged children. For much of America's history, soccer has been an afterthought, trailing far behind baseball, football and basketball in terms of commercial popularity. The fact that millions of American children play soccer hasn't quite translated to enthusiasm for major league soccer events.
That doesn't mean Americans will always only associate soccer with AYSO (American Youth Soccer Association) games and SUV driving soccer moms. The phenomenon that is soccer is beginning to seep into the American psyche. The World Cup being staged in the United States in 1994, certainly helped bring Americans more awareness of the sport. The arrival of highly paid European players to the US's Major League Soccer (including David Beckham's $250 million five-year contract with the Los Angeles Galaxy), show that investors believe that soccer can be a winner in America.
Whether you're a sport fan or not, it might a good sign that more and more Americans are following soccer. It might help us become more connected with the world, or at least give us greater exposure to those outside our borders. Sports have always been a source of quiet diplomacy. America should use every chance it gets to engage other nations through peaceful means, and soccer is a great way to do that. Of course, soccer won't bring world peace overnight but it's a worthy goal.
I had the good fortune to have the ever sunny Brazilian singer/songwriter Jair Oliveira in the studio last September. Oliveira is the son of Jair Rodriguez, one of Brazil's most beloved musical stars, and famous for his hit "Deixa Isso Pra La" which is arguably the first Brazilian hip hop song. For those you who follow the blog, you may remember at that time Oliveira sang a charming song he wrote for his baby daughter, called "Showertime."
He also sang a song about soccer, and suggested that I hold it in reserve for the upcoming World Cup in South Africa. Which I did. It's a damned good song too.
Let the games begin!
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Elegant Waved Brim Woolen French Hat
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Oh, I love sneak peaks! BurdaStyle are sharing a bit more info about the secret book project. Click through to the article and take a look at the behind the scenes photo album…I swear in photo 7 the black bag with the small circle of purple peaking through the window…that's got to be mine! If I squint extra hard I can see a french seam and maybe my name on that label…ok, maybe not my name, but that is definitely a french seam, I am convinced. I can hardly wait! :)
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Happy 1st Birthday BSC Perth!
This month our Perth BurdaStyle Sewing Club celebrates 1 year of socially sewing together. It's been a really fun year and we have gotten up to a lot of mischief and fun and made a whole pile of wonderful new friends. Sandra and I had no idea how big this club would eventually get and new members are contacting us all the time. Perth is full of talented sewers and I feel our 'little' club has plugged a large gap in the social sewing group scene.
The next 12 months are planned to be just as exciting with as many fresh new ideas as we have members! First up in September we have a thrift store challenge and then we'll be getting into Christmas mode with a few fun stocking-stuffer sew-alongs. If you've heard of us and been a bit shy, or reading about us for the first time you are more than welcome to come along and meet us. Why don't you pop on over to our ning site to request membership (we have to control the spammers, but you'll get approved almost instantly) then you can see what we've been up to over the last year and jump right in and participate. You'll get invites to new meets and enjoy all the fun that our social sewing group has to offer, I promise you'll enjoy yourself, get excellent sewing help and be inspired to sew more. We look forward to meeting you soon xx
Here are a few pics from our fun day:
We had presents (secret Santa style)
We had cake complete with miniature bunting
Plenty of tasty food and drink
And here is everyone who was able to attend
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Debra, Sarah, Cherie, Sandi, Elizabeth, Carolyn
Melissa, Jacquie, Gill, Kate, Sandra
Vanessa, Kadi & Libby
Give a designer some carpet tiles and a mannequin…
While at Saturday in Design I was invited to a cocktail function in the evening at Zambesi where InterfaceFLOR had set up their entry for the SiD competition called THE PROJECT. Designers, architects and participating showrooms collaborate to enter and this years keyword was MOTION. The InterfaceFLOR entry was called Dekonstrukt/Rekonstrukt. Designers were encouraged to dekonstrukt then rekonstrukt InterfaceFLOR carpet materials into unique art installations. I use a lot of InterfaceFLOR product in my jobs and they are always keen to push how designers think about the flooring and the floor (The 5th Wall) and support any crazy design idea I might have. Their entry was really inline with their company thinking and I loved all the different "emotions" each designer produced. I took a few photos to share because as you will see they are quite relevant.
FYI: InterfaceFLOR won the competition. See more entires, extra photos, entrants names and general infomation on InterfaceFLORs The 5th Wall Blog.
Melbourne – Fabric Mecca for the Curious Kiwi
So as I previously mentioned I was lucky enough to go to Melbourne for a work event called Saturday in Design and while I was there I snuck in an extra couple of days to hit the fabric shop pavements and I was far from disappointed.
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First up on Friday I hit the Nicholas building since it was right near my hotel. Buttonmania came first, then Lucciello. Buttonmania is a very small store stuffed full of fabulous buttons and belt buckles and I came away with some really beautiful finds, I would have gotten more but I had trouble seeing what I wanted and I felt a little rushed , plus I wasn't allowed behind the counter for a closer look which was disappointing. Luccello is another amazing store, hard to explain but great for vintage lovers. Check out this Tessuti blog post for some great pictures. They have some super cute buttons on vintage reproduction cards and sewing supplies as well as neat little sewing gift packs perfect for presents. I grabbed some cute fat quarters and left it at that, pacing myself for some serious fabric splurging.
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Later in the day I shifted into super organised mode, grabbed my little google map in hand and marched straight to Tessuti's first because after my visits to two of their Sydney shops last year I had to see their newest addition and I was also hoping to be able to say hi to Nichola in person (which I did, "hi" again).
Tessuti Melbourne
Upper Ground Floor,
141 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
(03) 9654 4566
Monday – Friday: 10.00am – 5.30pm
Saturday: 10.00am – 5.00pm
Sunday: Closed
This was my warm up, it always takes me a bit to get into fabric shopping, especially when I am purely stash shopping with no particular pattern in mind but I knew I would find something great at Tessuti's. So I came away with two beautiful Japanese cotton prints, both quite similar in print but completely different colours. I love the big flowers and I got 2 meters since they are both only 100/112cm wide, I had in mind skirts but now I think I might possibly even be able to squeeze a dress out of one of them.
Next I marched my way up Brunswick street (because I couldn't work out how to catch a tram) it didn't seem far at the time while snapped my head back and forth observing all the amazing buildings. The walk back however was a different story and my little toes screamed for a rest but I had an appointment with a Brunetti's hot chocolate so on I went with my big bags full of fabric…it was a heavy burden but I was prepared to carry it. Actually let me rephrase that, I know how to catch a tram and I am far from allergic to public transport, I just wasn't sure how to pay (I worked it out later on) but that wasn't going to stop me from getting to my next destination, The Fabric Store. What's that on the window? A sale sign? 30% & 50% off? I walked inside with the biggest smile I must have looked like a woman possessed. They had a great selection of wools and beautiful suiting, well worth the walk.
The Fabric Store
184 Brunswick Street
Fitzroy, Melbourne
(03) 9416 4455
Monday – Friday: 10am – 6pm
Saturday – Sunday: 10am – 4pm
First up the black 100% wool (you might not be able to see it the photo) it's quite a chunky knit with little pulls that add texture, this fabric was purchased with a pattern in mind, the Lady Grey coat by Colette Patterns, and it was 50% off. The striped suiting will either become a blazer jacket or a work-style dress, I almost went back for more because I couldn't decide what to make with it, this I will meditate on. The other two fabrics are 100% NZ merino and since I have never seen that before in a fabric store in Perth I grabbed them. The black is solid in colour while the grey has really nice shots of lighter grey and white through it, lovely.
My final stop was unintended but I am so glad I went there anyway. I had Clegs on my list but read on a random sewing forum that it wasn't really worth the visit. On Saturday afternoon, with feet screaming from all the walking I had done I was on my way back to the hotel when my work colleague rang me and told me there was a fabric store right around the corner with 20% off sale signs in the window. So I walked on past the hotel entrance with it's comfy couches beckoning and around the corner to what turned out to be Clegs. The window display was enough to encourage me inside and I found some more amazing fabrics at great prices however unable to think through the pain I left and returned on the Sunday (ahh Sunday shopping, I love thee). With three bolts in my arms I was served by a wonderful young lady with green and black hair who carried my fabric to a spare counter to cut while we had a wonderful random conversation about all sorts of crazy topics. Cleg's fabric range was great and the service was excellent. I didn't have to carry my bolts, my fabric was cut very carefully and folded inside out into perfectly equal sized rectangles and I got myself a nice Clegs bag for free, I had the best Sunday :)
60 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne
(03) 9654 7677
Monday-Thursday 8:30am – 6:00pm, Friday 8:30am – 8:00pm
Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm, Sunday 11:00am – 5:00pm
This new season linen is perfect from spring and feels so nice plus I love the print, it will probably become a Colette dress but I am not sure which one yet. The black and white swirly print is a nice knit jersey, it has a good stretch and weight. And finally the silk Georgette print with silk contrast in peach will most likely become this Patrones blouse pattern.
Obviously my store choices were limited to in the CBD but I am sure there are many other great fabric stores in the outer suburbs, please feel free comment and suggest any other great stores you have visited.
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Villa Antonelda in Playa Hermosa (Guanacaste)
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Hermosa Heights
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 550 - $ 1,200 / week
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Comfortable two story villa, located inside the gated/guarded community of Hermosa Heights. This fully air conditioned Villa has 2 bedrooms/ 2 baths, a pull out sofa bed and can comfortably accommodate 4-6 people. Sit and relax while enjoying the broad ocean view from your large private balcony. The fully equipped kitchen offers you the convenience of cooking at home or you can go out to one of the many popular restaurants in Playa Hermosa, which are just minutes away.
The community of Hermosa Heights offers a large pool with water slides, mini golf couse, rancho area for quick snacks, a small theater and a Sports Bar. All of these amenities are for your enjoyment and are just steps away from this villa.
Playa Hermosa is an upscale rural community, which offers a tranquil environment, many wonderful places to eat and enjoy the sunset. This beautiful golden sand beach is one of the safest in Costa Rica for swimming and recreational water activites.
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Individual A/C in each room
Large TV
DVD Player
Stereo System
Wi-fi Internet
Full size stove
Full Kitchen
activities and attractions in Playa Hermosa (Guanacaste) Costa Rica
Snorkeling, Hiking, Fishing
Diving, Horseback riding, Golf
Shelling, Shopping, Sightseeing
Movie Theater, Boating, Wildlife viewing
Swimming, Surfing, Miniature Golf
vacation rental rates
Green Season '14- Apr. 21 - Dec. 19/14 - $550 per week ; $85 per night (4 night minimum)
Xmas/New Years - $1200 per week, Dec. 20 - Jan. 5/15 (1 week minimum)
High Season '15 - Jan. 6th - April 30/15 (not including Easter) $800 per week; $125 per night (4 night minimum)
Easter '15 - $1200 week, Mar. 30th - Apr. 5/15 (4 night minimum)
Green Season '15 - May 1 - Dec. 18/15 - $550 week; $85 per night (4 night minimum)
Additional $40 cleaning fee to be added to above pricing
Credit cards accepted via Paypal
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Ocean Sands in Madeira Beach
- bedrooms 2
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- hot tub yes
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This totally remodeled condo offers a spectacular view of the
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Queen, twins, double p.o. sofa for sleeping.
New appliances throughout.
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Hurricane shutters
Fully stocked linen closet: towels, sheets, etc.
Washer and Dryer; all new kitchen appliances too.
New, quality small appliances, dishes and cook ware, glasses, Etc.
Decorator window treatments, 20" floor tiles in Kitchen, Living area,
Walk-in shower(s) with stunning tile work.
Ironing board/iron.
beach chairs, cooler, towels.
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ideally located near all kinds of shopping
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casual and fine dining. If you don't feel like driving, take the
beach trolley to your destination.
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(Disney,Paramount,Bush Gardens,Fl Aquarium) in the
Tampa,St.Petersburg,Orlando,Fl areas.
There are professional sports events,and seasonal festivals
associated with local communities.
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activities. Evenings you may enjoy attending The Ruth Eckerd Hall
in Clearwater or the Tampa Conventions center for Broadway plays
or celebrity engagements. Whatever you enjoy, it's here.
Relax,sit poolside and soak in the sunshine or stay busy doing what
suits your fancy.
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June 2011 $1000 per week
July - Aug 15th - $1000 per week
August 16 - December 15 - $850 ($2,800 Monthly rate)
Dec 15- New Year 2011 --- $1000 per week
Jan 2012 1200 per week
Feb - Mar 2012 $1500 per week
April 2012 $1200 per week
May 2012- $990 per week. ($3200 for full month)
June - Aug 15 2011- $1000 per Week
Based on 2 week stay
Fall rates -- based on a one month minimum.
Discounts for stays of 4 weeks or longer
Rate is for Four Adults. Additional $70 per week for each additional guest per week. Children under
5 are free of Charge.
$300.00 deposit required (REFUNDABLE if no damage or excessive cleaning).
12% tourist tax in addition to above rates.
Also a $100 cleaning fee per visit
Please call owner for more information. Rates are subject to change
Absolutely - No Pets allowed. No Smoking
Minimum Age of Primary adult - 25 yrs of age.
Matt Fleming 813-373 9165
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Top things to do in Madeira Beach
- Soak in the sun at the Beach and Pool
- Family BBQ on the beach deck/hut
- John's Pass --Dining/Shopping
- Marina -- Boating Fishing
- Relax
Top things to do on a budget
- Condo - Less expensive than Hotels
- Crabby Bills - Early bird
- Pizza house
- Beach Trolley
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- Gulf front -- Enjoy
- Close to Disney Parks - 90 min
- Busch Gardens
- Pro Football and Baseball
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The Lightning are the most explosive offense in the NHL. Just about everyone on team is finding the net. There are 12 different players that have lit the lamp in just five games.
With 24 goals, the Lightning lead the league. Nate Thompson is one of the few players without a goal.
"It doesn't matter to me," said Thompson with a grin. "As long as we are winning. If I don't score the rest of the year and we win every game I'll be happy."
In the NFL, coaches spend countless hours drawing up plays to score. In the NHL, coaches do diagram plays, but when it comes to scoring in the NHL, it's not so much what's drawn up on the board. It's what players draw up on the ice.
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The Lightning have a surplus of creative scorers. But's it's their upgraded defense that's been the difference. Depth on D is lessening the burden on Eric Brewer. Brewer's ice time has been reduced by 3:30 minutes and he's been more effective, scoring three goals on just four shots.
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"He just drained last year," Boucher said of Brewer's extended ice time. "Now he gets the opportunity to be put in the slot that he can handle and be his best every night. It's certainly showing."
Limiting opponents' scoring chances creates more chances for the Lightning. After surrendering a goal in the opening minute to the Flyers, the Lightning suffocated Philly the rest of the game, allowing just five scoring chances the rest of the game. And that has Guy Boucher's attention.
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Onion Tarts with Balsamic Onion Jam Recipe
I came up with this recipe when I needed to use up some puff pastry. Now this spur-of-the-moment snack makes a regular appearance on my entertaining menus.
- 3 large sweet onions, chopped
- 1/2 cup butter, divided
- 5 bay leaves, divided
- 2 small sage sprigs, divided
- 2 fresh thyme sprigs, divided
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons molasses
- 1 package (17.3 ounces) frozen puff pastry, thawed
- 3/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- In a large skillet, saute onions in 1/4 cup butter until softened. Add 3 bay leaves, 1 sage sprig and 1 thyme sprig. Reduce heat to medium-low; cook, stirring occasionally, for 30-40 minutes or until onions are deep golden brown. Add garlic; cook 2 minutes longer. Discard bay leaves, thyme and sage. Cool slightly.
- Place onion mixture in a food processor; cover and process until blended. Transfer to a small saucepan. Add the vinegar, brown sugar, molasses and remaining bay leaves, sage, thyme and butter. Bring to a boil; cook and stir until thickened, about 10 minutes. Discard bay leaves, sage and thyme.
- Unfold puff pastry; cut into 1-1/2-in. squares. Transfer squares to greased baking sheets. Dollop a scant teaspoonful of onion jam in the middle of each square; sprinkle with 1/2 teaspoon cheese.
- Bake at 400° for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm or at room temperature. Yield: 6 dozen.
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9:30am Saturday 10th November 2012 in Sport By Adam Summers
THE Magpies have added Danny Green to their ranks ahead of this afternoon's FA Trophy clash at Didcot Town (3pm).
The talented right-back has agreed a deal until the end of the season and Phil Simkin reckons he has the potential to become a real fans' favourite.
The Dorchester Town boss has also sealed the signature of former Magpie and Terras' striker Warren Byerley.
Simkin said: "Danny has been playing at right-back for Truro City since the start of the season.
"He actually trained with us for a bit during pre-season when I was hoping to bring him in. However, Truro then came in with an offer and he decided to go in that direction instead.
"He is an exceptionally fit lad with an incredible engine, and as fit as Jamie Gleeson, and not only can he play at right- back but he can also play in midfield too.
"He is a little gem of a player for a club like ours and as long as all the paperwork goes through in time he should be available today."
When asked whether the club's incredible FA Cup run has helped fund the deal, Simkin added: "We would have signed Danny regardless of last Sunday's result because he is only in his early twenties and is the future of the club.
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Simkin said: "We've signed Warren but we have agreed for him to go out on loan to Poole Town for a month to improve his fitness.
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CASA GRANDE, Ariz. (AP) - The Central Arizona Raceway at the Pinal County Fairgrounds is back in business.
The speedway that closed in June 2008 re-opened this weekend by hosting races featuring IMCA modifieds, super stock cars and factory stock cars.
Because the season typically ends in late November, no more races are planned until January.
The Casa Grande Dispatch says Benji Lyons and Arthur Lacy had operated the raceway since 2005, running races every week in front of a loyal fan base.
But then the economy started going downhill and the county's operation of the fairgrounds changed.
Lyons and Lacy estimate they've put about $100,000 into replacing the sound and electrical systems, installing new seats in the grandstand, applying clay in an effort to get the track running right and other maintenance work.
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Raymond Marshall, 41, was arrested for possession and trafficking. Wayne "Gofer" North is also charged with possession and trafficking
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It's early, but I add some time right now. If anyone has any suggestions for changes for the upcoming season, we can start throwing out some ideas.
(1) I brought up last season about changing the standard Yahoo starting positions. I might be partial to PG, SG, SF, PF, C + 5 utilities.
(2) Anyone want to try going to roto? I am capped out on leagues, and would be interested in doing an auction roto league for a change.
(3) A small change to the continuous waivers is to do make it same day add. I didn't mind bidding on all players off the wire, but it was a drag that you had to wait a day to make them active.
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|Raiders blast Tinora to take sole possession of GMC lead
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HAVILAND – Coming into Friday night's football game with Tinora, Wayne Trace head coach Bill Speller had more than one thing in mind with a win over Tinora: sole possession of first place in the GMC and racking up points toward a post-season appearance.
Both were well on their way to being accomplished by halftime as the Raiders came out of the gate and racked up a 28-7 lead by the halfway point. In the end, Wayne Trace accomplished an impressive 48-35 victory against the highly-regarded Rams.
The Raiders struck early, tallying two touchdowns before the halfway mark of the first quarter. As has been the case all year, much of the firepower came from quarterback Colby Speice who completed 22 of 35 passes for 297 yards and four touchdowns. Speice also led the team in rushing, chalking up 63 yards in 15 carries for an additional two TD's.
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A man was shot in the face as a party was breaking up near Indian School Road and 75th Avenue early Sunday morning. Phoenix Police received multiple calls from neighbors saying they heard gunfire outside their homes. Officers say they believe there were multiple shooters because at least 50 shell casings were found in the street. One man was shot in the face during the gunfire, police say. He was taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. His name was not released.Police say they're having a hard time identifying a suspect because party goers say they didn't see anything and the injured man is being uncooperative.
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I/O redirection ⇝
input/output redirection
<operating system> In Unix, to send ouput from a process to different file or device or to another process via a pipe, or to have a process read its input from a different file, device or pipe. Some other operating systems have similar facilities.
To redirect input to come from a file instead of the keyboard, use "<":
myprog < myfileSimilarly to redirect output to a file instead of the screen:
ls > filelistA pipe redirects the output of one process directly into the input of another
who | wc -lA common misuse by beginners is
cat myfile | myprogWhich is more or less equivalent to "myprog < myfile" except that it introduces an extra unnecessary cat process and buffer space for the pipe. Even the "<" is unnecessary with many standard Unix commands since they accept input file names as command line arguments anyway.
Unix's concept of standard input/output and I/O redirection make it easy to combine simple processes in powerful ways and to use the same commands for different purposes.
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4/5 rDev +13.3%
Dark, cloudy caramel color. Clingy crescent of retention around my glass like the Molokin island of Hawaii. Vibrant bottle with a sexy red wax seal. 2011 edition.
Typical barleywine candied fruit and caramel aroma. Tastes pretty much the same. The fruit really explodes on the palette, particularly tart green apple. No heat whatsoever. The hops are still hanging around, any more aging and this barleywine would take on an English accent. So 2 years seems about right.
One of those nothing special or remarkable but done really, really well.
12-15-2013 23:28:48 | More by donkeyrunner
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3.59/5 rDev +1.7%
Poured from a brown 12 oz. bottle. Has a very dark amber color with a 1/2 inch head. Smell is of dark fruits, malts. Taste is alcohol, grapes, malts, dark fruits, a bit more alcohol. Feels medium bodied in the mouth and overall is an enjoyable beer, but one of these per session is plenty.
08-06-2014 12:21:56 | More by tone77
4.25/5 rDev +20.4%
appearance: Quite clear copper/red. Nice off white/pinkish head on the pour. Good looking brew.
smell: Smells like a Dipa or maybe an Imperial Red :). Malt and citrus hops. Has that bit of a grapefruity hop sting balanced by malty sweetness. Very nice.
taste: Much like the nose. Guess we don't need a new category but this is Imperial Red nonetheless.
overall: Very pleasantly surprised. ratings have this guy as mediocre i guess (and 80 as i review). Maybe i'm a philistine but this beer deserves better imo.
07-21-2014 22:45:06 | More by cindyjeffsmith
4.16/5 rDev +17.8%
2013 vintage bomber opened May, 2014.
Pours a clear, bright, rusty, copper color with a big (from the lousy pour) tan head. Retention is quite good as is the lacing left behind. Dissipation is even and gentle, leaving a thick film eventually.
Smell is malt, seasoned wood, fruits (grapes, pears, figs). Great balance. Caramel and nut notes as the temperature rises. Good complexity.
Taste is malt, wood, fruit (apple, grapes, pear), alcohol (no surprise), light smoke. Extremely nice balance and complexity. Same nut and caramel notes develop as the temp comes up. Always a good idea to let a big beer like this warm up from fridge temp.
Almost full bodied, light-ish effervescence, warming, quite smooth especially considering the 10% ABV. Aftertaste is woody and there is a light drying aspect to it.
I gotta think The Bros. got a bad bottle. This is a really good brew and I would recommend it to anyone. I wish I had bought more than one. C'est la vie.
05-15-2014 01:03:32 | More by PorterLambic
North Carolina
4.2/5 rDev +19%
Let me start by saying its a nice looking bottle with the red wax and 2006 embossed in it but damn its a pain in the arss to get into.Poured into a snifter a deep clear amber with a tight formed slight off white head that stuck like glue to the glass leaving a thick sheet of lace as it settled very slowly.Big complex aromas hit ya up front juicy fruity malt and a big piney hop presence but it fades quickly keeping me from giving it a higher score its great but fades to quickly.I have seen other reviews and expected a big sweet malty bomb but its not at all that nice fruitiness and brown sugar melds into hefty dry resiny piney hoppiness that lingers in the finish.As it warms I get a roasted nut presence upfront more but the hops come thru nicely,sure it might be a bit thin but damn it goes down easy,this has quite a hop profile and its quite brash,damn tasty and better than expected.
12-12-2006 00:09:57 | More by oberon
New York
3/5 rDev -15%
03-27-2013 03:04:59 | More by MadScientist
2/5 rDev -43.3%
12-02-2011 03:37:51 | More by Schlais
3.05/5 rDev -13.6%
Killer Penguin by Boulder, Colorado 10% alcohol Barleywine style beer. 22oz. bomber. This is a "heads up" label with blue hued "killer penguin" and an angry penguin in the middle of all this.
A- Poured from a 22 oz. bomber to a German stein. Excellent one inch head that falls to a light froth and beautiful thick lacing that coats the glass ring for ring.
S- Smells of light of plums, apples, and other dark fruits. Strong alcoholic ester sting the nose on the backbone.
T-M- Taste is watery and alcoholic with the same sense of beer like qualities. It has a smooth and sweet plum, rich caramel malt, and brown sugarish flavor but not a defined estery alcohol finish. Not bad on the mouthfeel but smooth nevertheless.
D- Drinkable but not something to write home about.
01-27-2011 08:27:26 | More by wesbrownyeah
1.98/5 rDev -43.9%
Review from Inaugural Issue of Beeradvocate Magazine.
Touted as Boulder's high-octane cold-weather release. Pours a tawny crimson color, and a lively carbonation keeps the eggshell-colored lace alive. Toasty grain and fresh caramel malt aroma, hints of herbal hop and a fruity, dark fig ester smell in the back. Creamy, smooth mouth feel, light body. Mineral notes. A bit juicy, but dry with a powdery malt character. Some dried fruits merge with a spike of alcoholic esters. Hoppy, but not overly expressive. The hops must have mellowed after the six months of conditioning at the brewery, as the bitterness is very tame. Some signs of oxidation? Leafy, herbal and oily hop flavor, middle to end, with a dried-out herbal and floral finish and an increase of alcohol presence as the beer warms.
This is a Barley Wine with the mute button pressed. Not nearly as much depth as we expected, and quite dull compared to the other American brewed Barley Wines out there. Killer Penguin? More like Dead Penguin.
07-23-2008 17:16:36 | More by BeerAdvocate
4/5 rDev +13.3%
04-03-2013 14:57:39 | More by bulldogg915
2.65/5 rDev -24.9%
22 oz bottle. Pours a reddish amber with a wispy head that is quickly gone.
The aroma is very sweet melon, fig, caramel and maple syrup with some medicinal alcohol.
The flavor is very sweet brown sugary malts and melon with a light alcohol and hop finish. It's not well balanced at all - way too sweet. The flavors that are there are all rather reserved, making this a little bland, which is surprising for a barleywine. The mouthfeel is medium with light carbonation and a little watery.
Overall, not very impressive. I had this once before and liked it better then.
12-24-2005 06:39:54 | More by Beaver13
4.15/5 rDev +17.6%
Beautiful coloring, amber/rootbeer... creamy, off-white head. Vineous and hoppy scented. Great hoppy bites with alot of carbination. Smooth mouthfeel. Bit of vanilla in there. Alcohol is lightly noticable, but not overwhelming. Decent amount of carbination in this one, but it really is not too much that it makes it uncomfortable to drink.
07-30-2004 22:22:04 | More by shapudding
3.78/5 rDev +7.1%
Pours a clear red-amber with a fair amount of tan head. Fair lacing and good legs. Head didn't hold all that well though. Aroma is of sweet toffee malts, earthy hops, and a bit of oak-like wood. High carbonation and medium body give it a pretty enjoyable mouthfeel. Taste follows aroma very closely.
03-03-2014 03:42:07 | More by mverity
4/5 rDev +13.3%
12-10-2011 05:06:09 | More by iemailjack
New Jersey
2.75/5 rDev -22.1%
05-01-2014 20:56:59 | More by megamass
2.5/5 rDev -29.2%
01-12-2013 04:34:49 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +13.3%
2007 edition, bomber pours a mostly clear chestnut body with a beige head that falls into a cap and film. Malty aroma of toffee and caramel with a hint of grapefruity hops. Medium body with subdued carbonation. Taste features toffee and caramel, almost chewy. Red apple notes add a nice complexity. Hop bitterness is understated, but adds some pine and grapefruit. Decent barleywine, but the malty backbone tilts toward the English style.
12-31-2007 14:29:09 | More by merlin48
4.33/5 rDev +22.7%
On tap at the Cambridge Common 11/14/06....
Poured in an unchilled glass (at my request) - 10oz. pour.
Arrived a vibrant mahagony color with a full finger of off-white head....spotty lacing at best as all but a fine layer of foam disappeared.
Fruity aroma...with some cherry, raisin and slight alcohol.
The taste is incredible...not overhopped like many American styles and not overly malted like some of the English BW's I've experienced...the best of both interpretations combine to make an extremely balanced, drinkable barleywine style ale. Mildly fruity in the flavor with just enough raisin flavor to stay true to it's name...not bitter at all.
Medium-bodied with enough carbonation to make this extremely drinkable...10% abv is ridiculously masked.
I have had last years version recently and I believe this one is amped just a bit more and I look forward to trying them side by side real soon.
I'd recommend seeking this one out now.
11-14-2006 20:45:32 | More by warriorsoul
New York
3/5 rDev -15%
06-09-2014 23:38:44 | More by ChaseBacon
3.25/5 rDev -7.9%
07-12-2013 20:20:08 | More by doremite
3.64/5 rDev +3.1%
2013 emblem embedded in red wax...neat.
Poured into 22oz snifter; looks like a barleywine. Deep garnet/brown with a moderate yellow/tan head that fades into some sticky lacing and foam on top of the beer.
Smells like a good american-style one; piney hops are present on top of nutty caramel malt, hints of candied fruit.
Taste is not as big as you'd expect, but is still barleywine. Nutty bready malt, crisp hops and light dark fruit. I see what one of the Bros meant with their comment about this being a "barleywine with the mute button on."
Mouthfeel is full and clean.
Overall, a not bad barleywine but could use more depth of flavor.
03-25-2014 05:50:39 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
3.61/5 rDev +2.3%
Pours out a color that I will describe as copper, amber, mild red and brown. Beige head, not substantial, but what gets there does leave above average lacing and holds down its retention with the best of 'em.
Nose is fairly toffee-esque with plenty of earthy notes to it. Some old aged oak and vanilla going on. Mild citrus tinge.
Taste yields itself to a good amount of earthy and sweet malt, with a good amount of hopping to it. Alcohol was hid pretty well on this beer. The dark bread breadiness was a nice touch, caramel running throughout it. Nothing real exotic going on, this is a straight up middle of the road barleywine. The hops aren't massive, the body isn't massive, the flavor isn't massive. With all that said, I think its well done and above average for a barleywine. Right in the middle in terms of whether this could be classified as an American or English barleywine. Straddles that line quite nicely. Love the chewiness. Bitterness seemed just right, as was the carbonation.
Tend to enjoy this one more in the winter.
03-08-2013 21:53:12 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
04-14-2014 09:31:51 | More by williamjbauer
4.47/5 rDev +26.6%
2005 version, a "Looking Glass" series beer in a bomber bottle with a very annoying wax seal over the cap and down the neck. Clear dark copper appearance, spidery yellowish head of no size or duration. Just dots for lace. Caramel nose, underlying hops give a citrus tone. Carbonation is low, mouthfeel is full and fairly lush. Good taste, starts with a brown sugar and fruit impression and transitions into a hoppiness that is apparent but not as excessive and prickly as many North American Barleywines. Overall, there's kind of a fresh fruit cobbler sense to this beer, slight green raisins as well. Still, clocking in at 10% ABV, its got some girth to it. A nice beer that doesn't brutalize the mouth or back up in your throat. At the top of the drinkability range for Barleywines, IMO...
11-28-2005 01:10:25 | More by ADR
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
03-12-2013 02:46:50 | More by acurtis
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Every year my best friend and I always watch Love Actually around the holidays. If you haven't seen it, it's basically the perfect Christmas movie: good actors, sappy story, lots of love. There are also a couple of musical gems in there.
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Aussie phenomenon Laura Enever racked up several major accolades before joining surfing's elite division in 2011. In 2008, she was named Triple Crown Rookie of the Year and ISA World Junior Champion, and the following year she was crowned ASP World Junior Champion at her home break of North Narrabeen. In 2010 she went on the rampage, winning her first ASP tour event, the 6-Star Billabong Women's Azores Islands Pro, and picking up numerous other top results to finish at number two in the ASP Women's World Rankings. She is now competing in her third year on the World Tour, after a tenth-placed finish in her rookie year, and an eighth-placed finish in 2012, and currently stands in tenth place in the overall standings after a series of consistent performances. Laura was born on 14th November 1991. Hailing from one of the world's premier lefthand sand breaks on Sydney's northern beaches, it is perhaps not surprising that she is a natural at surfing, but she was actually a dedicated gymnast until the age of nine. She went to Hawai'i for the first time in 2004 as a special guest at Lisa Andersen's elite surf training camp Champ Camp, and she has trained in Hawaii every year since. A regular-footer with prodigious talent, she describes her style in three words - "bold, edgy and fun." Those three words sum up her character too - she certainly looks to be on the brink of huge things in and out of the water.
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Philadelphia Police confirm that five people have been taken in for questioning after receiving numerous tips in connection to a case of a cab driver that was robbed and beaten in Southwest Philadelphia.
Police say the driver was waiting for fares at 69th St Terminal in Upper Darby when he was approached by two men. The two asked to be taken to Island Avenue and Lindbergh Boulevard in Southwest.
The driver took the two men to their requested destination when they told the driver to stop two blocks away. After the driver pulled over, one of the passengers took a belt and put it around the cab driver, choking him. The other suspect went through the drivers pockets and took money and several debit cards.
The suspects took the driver and forced him into the trunk and beat the driver into giving security codes. They then drove the taxi for approximately 20 minutes with the driver inside.
The suspects then told the driver to count to 100 before he got out of the trunk. After he counted, he got out of the trunk and called his dispatch on the robbery before driving back to his base where the police arrived. The driver was taken to the Hospital at the University of Pennsylvania where he is currently listed in stable but critical condition.
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Maricopa County to participate in emergency response test
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Originally published: Nov 6, 2013 - 6:49 am
PHOENIX -- Maricopa County will participate, along with 240 other agencies statewide, in an exercise to test emergency response to an extended power outage.
County officials said the event is set for Wednesday and Thursday and will include the activation of an emergency operations center in cooperation with the sheriff's office and other agencies to test systems aimed at responding to a simulated major power loss.
Specific details about the drill are not being released ahead of the exercise, which is designed to test how well agencies respond.
The power outage will only be simulated and will not affect Arizona residents.
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Does Maidana's New Style, Possibly Keep Khan Further Away?
Does Maidana's New Style, Possibly Keep Khan Further Away?
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As we all saw Maidana fight from a new standpoint (using his jab constantly and moving his head), does that keep Khan any further from looking Maidana's way? Judging from his performance in the Alexander fight, which most thought he wouldn't make it in the WW division, people looked at him as a stepping stone for Khan at 147.
At this point, Madiana's new style (though it still a bit of polishing) would give Khan shit at the moment. He obviously still has some pop at 147, so how do you see this rematch going?
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I don't think he will give him a rematch at all for obvious reasons, is there talk or something of this in the makings? It would be a good fight but I think maidana is just a hand full for someone with bad defense and a bad chin and little ring generalship. I wouldnt mind seeing this or the ortiz rematch
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It seems there are pageants of every kind, but one in particular taking place in the Bay area this weekend is different. Saturday, April 6th, the 2013 Ms Wheelchair Florida will be crowned in St. Petersburg.
"We have a weekend of educational workshops, we have workshops on public speaking, disability policy, health and wellness," said Shari Wilson the 2008 Ms Wheelchair Florida and now state coordinator.
Wilson said this is a contest that serves as a platform for women in all of Florida's 67 counties who have disabilities.
"It's an opportunity for the women to be able to educate and advocate for all people with disabilities. So whether you have a physical disability or visual impairment, whether you're deaf or hard of hearing, these women will be able to go out and essentially talk to policymakers, parents, teachers and community partners about inclusion and about advocacy," Wilson said.
A Winter Haven native, Wilson has Dermatomyositis. According to the Mayo Clinic web site, it's an uncommon inflammatory disease marked by muscle weakness and a distinctive skin rash. It affects both adults and children. But she said, never let it stop her and hopes no woman in a wheelchair allows a disability to stop her either.
To compete, each woman must utilize a wheelchair 100% of her daily mobility, must be a U.S. citizen between 21 and 60 years old, and have lived in Florida for at least six months before the pageant.
The Ms Wheelchair Florida pageant is a part of Ms Wheelchair America which started in 1972. It's a non-profit program staffed and coordinated by volunteers. During her reign Ms Wheelchair Florida will travel across the state speaking to community groups and businesses, the general public and the legislature.
The pageant will take place Saturday April 6th at 7 p.m. at the Hilton St. Petersburg Carillon Park at 950 Lake Carillon Dr. There is a weekend full of events for the ten contestants who've entered this year. The admission is $10 a person.
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one day to genealogy now the conference has transformed into a three day event.
"Everything that we are, is based
on what we've learned in our lifetime and what are ancestors have passed on to
us," said Debbie Parker Wayne, Certified Genealogist.
With eight speakers and 24 different
sessions the conference offered tips on searching for your ancestors, through
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that would have to do with genealogy and genealogy covers everything,"
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Conference coordinator Trevie Beverly
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been able to trace her family all the way back to the 1600's.
Beverly encourages those just starting out to
take advantage of every possible resource.
"A lot of what is on the internet is
absolutely wonderful but nothing takes the place of a good library or the archives,"
said Beverly.
For those who've hit a brick wall
experts were on hand to offer a different perspective.
"We use the less used records
more often things like tax records and things like that people wouldn't have thought
of if they're newer to genealogy we can send people off to look at those kinds
of records," said Wayne.
The journey into history starts with
you and once you look into the past, you can look forward to the future.
"If we don't know where we came
from we don't know where we're going," said Wayne.
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