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Three Volvo Ocean Race 2014-15 crews – Team SCA, Team Brunel and the Spanish challengers – will go head to head in the first competitive clash of the new one-design Volvo Ocean 65s in the Round Canary Islands Race from Saturday. The 650-nautical mile race around the seven Canary Islands starting and finishing at Marina Rubicón in Lanzarote is expected to take three days to complete and will give an early indication of form for half of the Volvo Ocean Race fleet so far announced before the … [Read More...]
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Three from fleet go head to head
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Martínez relishes second bid to lift Volvo Ocean Race trophy
ALICANTE, Spain, July 15 – Iker Martínez will again be leading the Spanish challenge for the Volvo Ocean Race in 2014-15, his team confirmed today. The 37-year-old Basque sailor, who has just been crowned European champion in the Nacra 17 multihull class, is looking forward to his second campaign … [Read More...]
Competitive sailing of the highest order
Hamble, Hampshire, UK: The largest turnout for a Royal Southern Yacht Club July regatta since 2008 ensured that the 2014 Champagne Joseph Perrier supported event delivered competitive sailing of the highest order to the 73-strong racing fleet. Numbers were enhanced by the fact that the July … [Read More...]
Team Brunel opt for experienced winner to complete race crew
Experienced French sailor Laurent Pagès has been chosen by Team Brunel skipper Bouwe Bekking to complete his line-up for the Volvo Ocean Race 2014-15. Pagès brings a winning pedigree to the Dutch challengers after he helped guide Groupama to victory in the last edition in 2011-12. Additionally, … [Read More...]
Eight new crew members named by Volvo Ocean Race teams
Eight new crew for the Volvo Ocean Race 2014-15 were today unveiled in separate announcements from Team Alvimedica and the Spanish Team challengers. The Team Alvimedica crew will include Italian Alberto Bolzan, American Nick Dana, Australian Will Oxley plus New Zealanders Ryan Houston and Dave … [Read More...]
Daring Design to meet Riveting Racing in Sardinia
In a little under two months time, the world's number one rendezvous for Maxi yachts returns in the shape of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup. Taking place from 31 August – 6 September, the competition is always one of the international yachting calendar's standout occasions. Sponsored by Rolex since 1985, … [Read More...]
Sir Ben Ainslie at RTI Race Prizegiving
The Island Sailing Club, organisers of the J.P. Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race, was packed to the rafters with happy Race competitors this morning as they celebrated individual and team successes at the Prizegiving for the 83rd edition of this annual one-day nautical … [Read More...]
A good start in Roscoff for Safran-Guy Cotten
On Sundau at 1500hrs (French time), the 38 competitors in La Solitaire du Figaro - Eric Bompard cachemire set off on the third and penultimate stage of the race. In a north-east wind of around 15 knots, the Figaro Safran-Guy Cotten set sail for Les Sables d'Olonne. A mixture of navigating along the … [Read More...]
The longest and the greatest day at the RTI Race
The longest day of the summer came close to delivering the longest J.P.Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race ever, writes Kate Laven, as winds ranging from zero knots to painfully light tested the patience of crews with high performance catamaran Team Richard Mille emerging as line honours … [Read More...]
The ever popular old lady of yacht racing
The 62nd Giraglia Rolex Cup ended in true style, befitting "an old lady of yacht-racing" as Carlo Croce, President of ISAF and the Yacht Club Italiano described the Mediterranean's top offshore race during his prize-giving remarks. Hosted by the Yacht Club de Monaco on the upper level of its new … [Read More...]
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CONFIRMED: Water on Mars
TUCSON, July 31 (UPI) — Scientists confirmed Thursday that water, considered an essential building block of life, does indeed exist on the planet Mars.An analysis of a soil sample collected by the Phoenix lander detected traces of water, which exists … Continue reading
Posted in Science 54 Comments
An encouraging response on satellite CO2 measurement from the AIRS Team
Recently we've been discussing products from the AIRS satellite instrument (Atmospheric InfraRed Sounder) onboard the Aqua satellite. There has been quite a bit of interest in this because unlike the satellite temperature record that goes back to 1979, until now … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Science 69 Comments
Polar Ice Check – Still a lot of ice up there
During our last check in, we had a look at northern Canada from the Arctic Circle to the North pole, and found we had quite a ways to go before we see an "ice free arctic" this year as some … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Science 166 Comments
Putting on AIRS
Recently we've been discussing products for the AIRS satellite instrument (Atmospheric InfraRed Sounder) onboard the Aqua satellite. For example we've been looking at the only global image we can find of CO2 from its data made in 2003, wondering where … Continue reading
Posted in Science 64 Comments
CO2 – "well mixed" or mixed signals?
One of the few things that BOTH sides of the Carbon Dioxide and AGW debate seem to be able to agree on is the belief that CO2, as a trace gas, is "well-mixed" in the atmosphere. Keeling's measurements at Mauna … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 85 Comments
EPA asking for input on CO2/GHG – let's give it to them
From this page (h/t Dave Hagen) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is inviting comment from all interested parties on options and questions to be considered for possible greenhouse gas regulations under the Clean Air Act. EPA is issuing an advance … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 65 Comments
How not to measure temperature, part 68
I don't know what it is with weather stations at some universities. Of course we have the station at University of Arizona Tucson in the parking lot, and this one isn't too far from that arrangement. It has a long … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Weather_stations 28 Comments
Penn and Teller on Carbon Credits
Magicians and Illusionists Penn and Teller have a popular TV show on the Showtime channel called, ahem, "Bullshit". In homage to their debunking mentor, James Randi, they take on a number of subjects they feel could use a little "clarity". … Continue reading
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Hey kids! Be a "Climate Cop" – rat on your family, friends, and classmates
Note: I don't normally allow the discussion of things related to Nazi Germany here, including discouraging the use of the word "denier" due to it's "Holocaust Denier" connotations. But this full page ad in the Sunday papers in Britain, touting … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Politics 174 Comments
Some rational thought left – "climate change as curriculum" vetoed
There was a lot of lobbying going on with this one, I sent a letter myself, listing myself as a former school board member familiar with school curriculum. The real issue is: we currently don't have a curriculum to teach … Continue reading
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Anchorage's record setting cold summer
From the Anchorage Daily News, some anecdotal evidence that we may not see an ice-free arctic this summer. I had previously blogged on the lateness of a 70 degree plus day in Anchorage, and now it looks like this may … Continue reading
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Who lives in LA that can survey a station for me?
This is a request for some help to anyone in the Los Angeles area to get a weather station surveyed in the hills east of Altadena, near the Mount Wilson Observatory. Can anyone help out? Requirements: regular car/truck, digital camera, … Continue reading
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Who knew? Rachel Carson – climate change expert
NOTE: For those of you who don't know, Rachel Carson has often been hailed as the "mother of the environmental movement" due to her book, Silent Spring. Before that book, she wrote another, The Sea Around Us, in which she … Continue reading
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Beck on CO2 and Temperature: Oceans are the "dominant CO2 store"
Evidence of variability of atmospheric CO2 concentration during the 20th century Geo-Ecological Seminar University of Bayreuth, 17th July 2008 (see here) Ernst-Georg Beck, Dipl. Biol Summary of the presentation (printable PDF available here) In 1958 the modern NDIR spectroscopic method … Continue reading
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NYT: Expert Says Arctic Ocean Will Soon Be an Open Sea
"Catastrophic Shifts in Climate Feared if Change Occurs" In case you missed it, this article in the New York Times illustrates what some scientists believe is a very serious issue, and they are speaking out on it. Here is a … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Science 68 Comments
SEC petitioned to issue guidance on 'potentially false and misleading statements' on global warming
See also this related story from the Sacramento Bee: Carbon Markets Take Shape which outlines California's agreement with six other Western states and four Canadian provinces released the draft of a plan to set up a vast market for greenhouse-gas … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change 25 Comments
Nutty story of the day #3 – TV ads cause global warming
I suppose if the purpose of this is to say that we need less television advertising, I can go along with that. This is probably good news for the Ty-D-Bowl Man, who has been threatened by catastrophically rising and falling … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 58 Comments
Compo and Sardeshmukh: Oceans a main driver of climate variability – it's the heat AND the humidity.
Illustration only: not part of the paper This paper has been out for a few days, and several people have alerted me to it. This new paper by Compo,G.P., and P.D. Sardeshmukh, 2008: Oceanic influences on recent continental warming. in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 81 Comments
Stuck on Stupid: climate activist tries to superglue himself to UK Prime Minister
Activist tries to superglue himself to Gordon Brown By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:57 AM on 23rd July 2008 During these turbulent economic times, Gordon Brown is keen for the country to stick by him. However, this probably … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Ridiculae 50 Comments
Algal Blooms: Not Caused by Global Warming
It seems that global warming is as easy to blame as "the devil made me do it" these days. Almost anything can be blamed on global warming it seems. It has become the new universal evil, replacing the threat of … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Science 41 Comments
Sidebar to Spencer testimony today – Barbara Boxer tosses an insult, implies Limbaugh is involved in Spencer's testimony
Update: video link added below at 730PM PST (H/T to Joe S.) From C-SPAN, Click for video player When you watch this video it is clear Ms. Boxer does not have any interest in listening to what Dr. Spencer had … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 81 Comments
Roy Spencer's testimony before congress backs up Monckton's assertions on climate sensitivity
Dr. Roy Spencer went to Washington to give testimony today to the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. Here is his presentation. While not as technical as Lord Moncktons paper at APS (since it had to be simplified for a … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Science 168 Comments
The Green Inquisition
From Project Syndicate by Bjørn Lomborg COPENHAGEN – When it comes to global warming, extreme scare stories abound. Al Gore, for example, famously claimed that a whopping six meters (20 feet) of sea-level rise would flood major cities around the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 101 Comments
American physicists warned not to debate global warming
Original article from the UK Register: By Andrew Orlowski (email@example.com) Published Monday 21st July 2008 16:04 GMT Bureaucrats at the American Physical Society (APS) have issued a curious warning to their members about an article in one of their own publications. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 89 Comments
Nutty Story of the Day #2: whitewashing the ocean
How much lime does it take to treat the whole ocean? Where have we heard this before? Oh yes, dump powdered iron into the ocean. That one didn't happen yet. Sure, let's just toss a bunch of lime into the ocean and … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Ridiculae, Science 82 Comments
Nutty Story of the Day: "Global Warming" is Killing the Penguins in Antarctica
This picture is my own choice – it is not related to the UK Mirror story You have to wonder how the press allows stories like these to get published without some basic fact checking. I'm reminded of the recent … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Science, Weather 79 Comments
Why Does NASA GISS Oppose Satellites?
A Modest Proposal For A Better Data Set Reposted from Warren Meyers website: Climate Skeptic. One of the ironies of climate science is that perhaps the most prominent opponent of satellite measurement of global temperature is James Hansen, head of … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 79 Comments
Shifting of the Pacific Decadal Oscillation from its warm mode to cool mode assures global cooling for the next three decades.
Foreword: Don J. Easterbrook sent me this essay on Friday for publication here, but with the dustup over Monckton's paper and the APS, I decided to hold off publishing it for a bit. For background, see Easterbrook's web page here. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 97 Comments
American Physical Society and Monckton at odds over paper
Two days ago I posted on this story in this blog related to APS opening up debate on climate change. It appears Lord Monckton did in fact have his paper, Climate Sensitivity Reconsidered, reviewed by APS, and he drafted revisions … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 257 Comments
Cedarville Sausage
A guest post by John Goetz [Update: I cross-posted this on CA and in the process added the brief discussion of night lights as well as made some minor text changes. I have reflected all of those changes here] In … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 29 Comments
Fabricating Temperatures on the DEW Line
Would you want to do this every day? Stevenson Screen placement in relation to heated buildings- click for larger image Today I received an email that contained some startling revelations about the Weather Stations that were put in place on … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Science, Weather_stations 83 Comments
APS Editor Reverses Position on Global Warming- cites "Considerable presence" of skeptics
Viscount Monckton gives a presentation during the 2007 Conference on Climate Change From Mike Asher at the DailyTech: The American Physical Society, an organization representing nearly 50,000 physicists, has reversed its stance on climate change and is now proclaiming that … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Science 333 Comments
Latest NOAA Press Release in Total Disagreement with NASA Satellite
Joe D'Aleo, CCM, Fellow of the AMS It was the eighth warmest June on record for the globe, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported Wednesday in the 129 years since records began in 1880. And the first six months … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Science 74 Comments
Kidney Stones and Global Warming – Again
This bizarre story is once again in the news, thanks to pillars of journalism like Time Magazine covering it, it is now a wide topic of discussion. I'll point out that I covered this story when it was a "nobody", on May … Continue reading
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Nice Saison Seasonal Ale - Tommyknocker Brewery
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Ratings: 83 | Reviews: 21 | Display Reviews Only:
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
08-14-2014 12:53:18 | More by thufflife
2/5 rDev -38.1%
08-10-2014 23:30:13 | More by cardinals22
3/5 rDev -7.1%
08-05-2014 03:09:57 | More by JasonL02
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
07-28-2014 17:42:14 | More by Dinkel
3.5/5 rDev +8.4%
07-26-2014 19:44:12 | More by bacher468
2.75/5 rDev -14.9%
07-01-2014 16:24:45 | More by KristofferKelley
4/5 rDev +23.8%
06-30-2014 23:58:52 | More by birchstick
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
06-09-2014 01:24:18 | More by KevMo84
3.5/5 rDev +8.4%
04-25-2014 20:46:21 | More by pisano
2.5/5 rDev -22.6%
03-12-2014 01:53:08 | More by Zetcha7x
3.39/5 rDev +5%
IM sampling a cellar temp 12 oz bottle poured into a snifter. The beer pours a bright clear copper hue with a bleached white head of .5 cm that fades to a sturdy edge layer fairly quickly after the pour.
The aroma is slightly tart almost like a Flanders Ale. Didnt expect that from this beer. There is also a bit of graininess and that is about it, with the nose being fairly mild.
First sip reveals a fairly light body with fine and tingly carbonation that tickles my palate after each sip. The flavor is sweet grain and a bit of light fruit with maybe white grape or white wine notes. Finishes with a tartness overall but still a mild piece here. The beer is an easy drinker, but the tartness could make it slightly less sessionable.
I enjoy the beer but wouldnt chase it down and not sure I would want more than one at a setting since the tartness is purging my palate.
An okay beer but not something outstanding and the tartness may turn off lots of other folks at the onset of a sampling.
02-13-2014 05:10:59 | More by sulldaddy
3.5/5 rDev +8.4%
01-01-2014 16:39:41 | More by rudabegga9
3.5/5 rDev +8.4%
01-01-2014 06:42:00 | More by richkrull
2/5 rDev -38.1%
12-01-2013 01:01:14 | More by BrewtalHonesty
3.5/5 rDev +8.4%
10-30-2013 15:03:15 | More by sendbeer
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
10-13-2013 05:42:40 | More by famous_mortimur
2.75/5 rDev -14.9%
10-06-2013 04:41:47 | More by jp312
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
10-06-2013 01:40:45 | More by EFR94
3/5 rDev -7.1%
08-21-2013 00:54:06 | More by kylehay2004
3.5/5 rDev +8.4%
08-14-2013 14:41:41 | More by allisonastra
2.64/5 rDev -18.3%
a - phenolic. musty. looking for esters but covered by phenols. no hops. no DMS. hint of orange rind as it warms.
a - thin white head dissipates quickly. small tight bubbles lace. pale orange with slight haze.
f – lactic acid dominates. citrus pith comes in late. earthy hops. all overpowered by lactic acid tartness.
m – high carbonation. effervescent. dry but not as dry as expected.
o – this is a beautiful beer. unfortunately it does not live up to its looks. acidic tartness is appropriate but not at this level. looking for more fruity esters, more citrus, less lactic. to me this reads as a sour.
08-12-2013 02:13:29 | More by stinkydaddy
3.33/5 rDev +3.1%
Pours a lightly hazy pale golden color, with small white head even on aggressive pour. Hardly any lace left behind.
Aroma is some lightly sweet grainy malts, some tart fruits pineapple juice and pear mainly. Some light earthy notes and light spice from the yeast. No real horse blanket notes.
Taste is crisp and tart fruity notes again mingled with light pep. middle sweetens some with some grainy malts, no real wheat notes as in most saison's. Finish is lingering fruit notes and spice. Again no real funk in the taste, tart notes all tent to be fruity.
Mouthfeel is least good for the style light side with nice crisp carbonation.
Overall sorry to see our distributor pick up Tommyknockers as there are many better brewers they could get plus they are selling it at a premium don't see it going over for an average brewery when better beers can be had for less.
08-05-2013 00:22:00 | More by mntlover
3.5/5 rDev +8.4%
07-31-2013 00:39:03 | More by Lord_of_the_Rinks
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2/5 rDev -38.1%
07-22-2013 00:54:58 | More by nzerbe
4.05/5 rDev +25.4%
From The Fridge's cooler to my reefer to my glass in an effort to beat the oppressive heat. No guarantees that it will work, but perhaps if I am insensate, it won't bother me so much.
From the bottle: "Colorado Mountain Town Craft Beer"; "A bright golden effervescent brew that is slightly tart with a spicy aroma"; "Tommyknocker Legend [-] Tommyknockers slipped into the mining camps of Idaho Springs in the 1800s with the discovery of gold in our mountains and streams. These mischievous elves, though hardly ever seen, were often heard singing and working. They guided many fortunate miners from harm's way and to the gold they sought."
Is this beer "Nice" as in "Wow, baby, you got some nice ditty-dats!" or "Nice" as in Nice, France?
I had a rocky finger of bone-white head that withered in the oppressive heat and humidity of the day and it is still early! The heat is not record-breaking, but it is back-breaking and ball-busting and I will do all that I can to beat it. Color was a slightly hazy orangish-yellow. Nose was musty with yeast, like the time we went into "Uncle" Ben Nutto's attic to clear out old newspapers and magazines prior to an estate sale following his being put into a home after "Aunt" Eva died. The beer smelled just like old newspapers. Mouthfeel was medium and the taste was dry, like white wine, very vinous, yet with a yeast-driven mustiness that left me smacking my lips. The finish was extremely dry and now I was getting a lemony taste that puckered me up like I had been drinking alum. Holy Pucker, Batman! I could barely unlock my lips to get in another sip. It was not really my choice of style, but a good example of the style.
07-17-2013 16:03:20 | More by woodychandler
Nice Saison Seasonal Ale from Tommyknocker Brewery
75 out of 100 based on 83 ratings.


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comfortable hotel, walk away from a beachPosted Aug 16, 2014
Pros: comfortable and affordable. Easy access to Laguna
Cons: buildings little bit tired, needs a facelift
Location: Laguna Beach is a lovely town, with lots of good restaurants, great beaches and lovely parks. Disneyland, LA, San Diego are all a small drive away.
A comfortable family hotel,( not luxurious). Nice pool. Adequate free breakfast. Easy access wifi. Lovely beach just over the road, with a free shuttle bus to Main Beach, which saves any parking stress as Laguna can get very busy. Hotel staff very helpful.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from las vegas
Location was perfect!Posted Aug 15, 2014
The location was perfect for my family. Right across the street from the beach, very close to a grocery store, CVS and restaurants. One night we took the free trolley. The stop is right in front of the hotel. The staff is very polite. Be prepared for a busy parking lot but that's expected for all the conveniences so close by. We are definitely rebooking next summer.
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Fading quality over time.. .great location, but...Posted Jul 28, 2014
Pros: Location is great. Nice landscaping. Clean pool. Good affordable restaurants in complex and Albertson's with Starbucks. Mini fridge. 200 Yds to ocean.
Cons: New firm beds. Regular pillows. Clean, new carpets.
Location: This hotel is in a great location, across the Hwy. from the Montage. Easy parking and free shuttle stop to downtown right outside the hotel.
We've stayed here several times. The rooms are getting very shabby. The "queen" was more like a full, and super soft and lumpy. The pillows were huge and lumpy, but most disturbing was the strong smell of carpet cleaner over a worse smell. We came in late, the only room they could move us to was on the parking lot and Coast Hwy, which we declined to be in a lighter, quieter room. They took out the jacuzzi, which was sad, but the pool was clean and heated. The is free breakfast- bagels, coffee, juice... but perhaps better to go to Laguna and the Heidelberg Bakery.
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LocationPosted Jul 26, 2014
You can walk to treasure island beach perfect for pics and kids because of the smalls waves. And in front of the hotel is the free bus stop during the summers..
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Az
Great location.Posted Jul 26, 2014
Staff are very helpful. They answered any questions I had about the area or services nearby.
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Close to BeachPosted Jul 22, 2014
Pros: Location
Cons: Needs a major renovation. The facilities are functional but dated and in need of updating.
We stayed in July and paid peak season rates. The motel was okay, nothing fancy but it was clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. The primary reason for selecting this motel was its location and reasonable room rates (well, reasonable for Laguna in July anyway). It is close to the beach.
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StayPosted Jul 22, 2014
Hotel staff was great. Room was clean & charming. Great view of the ocean. Walking distance to shops.
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Great location. Good hotel.Posted Jul 20, 2014
Great location. Would stay at this hotel again. Good experience. Room carpet was very dirty but still had a great time.
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Two night stay at Laguna Beach.Posted Jul 14, 2014
Pros: Friendly management. Good location. Nice pool. Reasonable rates.
Cons: Better bath towels.
Location: Right across the street from the beach. Trolley car stops in front.
Went to Laguna Beach to celebrate our anniversary. We arrived one day early and they were able to check us in to our room early and gave us a discounted price for our early arrival day. We had an ocean view room right in front. We had looked at several more hotels and the prices were all quite high but the rates for Travel Lodge were more in the price range we wanted to spend. Hotel is right across from Montage Resort. You can access the paths and trails to the beach easily but there are several stairs. The ocean cove beaches are very beautiful. The water was clear. Several people were snorkeling and we plan to return next time and bring our masks and snorkels! The management was very friendly and helpful. The hotel is a little older and the towels are a bit worn but overall the room, pool and simple free breakfast was good. We would definitely come back and stay at this hotel.
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Not bad not great.Posted Jul 7, 2014
The hotel is in a nice location but needs some renovations done, the decor is dated for needs to be updated.


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now over 10 months has gone by | Reviewer: 2231 | 3/13/14
I sure remember when we first met, I remember all the good times we had, every time I listen to this song, but it also makes me remember when we broke up and how many times you told me you loved me, and I believed you, I listened to this song over and over then showed it to you, and we've been together almost a year! I love you for ever :)
voice to text | Reviewer: 19derek89 | 1/14/12
this song is basically how me and my ex met. this was our song. and lately shes been having a hard time. so i sang this to her. through text message. pretty funny rendition of it. try it sometime if you have voice to text. dont just say the words, actually sing it. and only do a few lines at a time.
I still bleed in her true love. | Reviewer: yared | 11/25/11
This lyrics is something which is very heart expressive,I always have this lady whom i love for many reason we both love each other in such odd way but b/c of accustomed way of living in my society and we get separated cause we are from different religion though rooted under Christianity.Truly,I'm not sure am gonna find this kind of lady again in my life.whatever i should have to stare on the future hoping she will come back and keep loving her till my last breath.
more love | Reviewer: josh | 10/12/11
i met my girlfriend and two hours later we kissed, but not a frencher. the next morning we woke up together and we made love. i think we did the night before but i wasnt sure , on account of it being pint night at the local surf pub. we fell in love and 3 days later we broke up, cause her ex came back to her. i played her this song from car stereo as i drove arouund her house for a week straight, screaming the words, and 2 weeks later she broke up with the other guy and got back with me. cause we were still in mad crazy love. now i live in chino but i still love her and remember the great love we shared. thanks jack!!!
Oh I remember. | Reviewer: zach | 7/12/11
It's funny because I remember the first time I met the girl I swore I would be with. It was in seminar Freshman year. We dated on and off for 3 years. I saw other girls but nothing could compare. This song brings back memories of skateboard while she room pictures, movies, and the feeling like nothing else matters but this bond I made. When we broke up I was crushed. I refused to play this song for a few weeks, but I came around and I play it all the time. I loved that girl, and part of me always will.
too complicated | Reviewer: bridget | 3/13/11
We were at breyanna's and I knew it was you, back in early september. I still know now. It has to be. I won't ever slowdance outside of the carwash or sit on the point again if its without you... not ever. Do you remember driving away from me that morning the september a year later? I do... but I don't like to. Always
For ever and ever.. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/5/10
my girlfriend was over one day so i put my ipod on it came to this song and we had our first kiss.... a cupple weeks later we broke up...then one day i rode my bike to her house and played this song on my guitar and sang..she burst into tears cuz she still loved me.... now were bak together and have been so for 4 months thankyou jack
We're locked in time.. | Reviewer: Julie | 6/18/10
To be specific… I was crazy about you… and YOU made me wait… It was some time in early September… Since that I've been the happiest and the most loved woman. I just wanna say thank you for all the love you give me every day… Only you know me well, and you still love me…
I love you, pata…
I'll always remember when we first met.
sweet love | Reviewer: Jen | 6/17/10
I always daydream when I listen to this song, that the boy I'm in love with now will still be mine when I'm old and grey.. When we first got to know eachother music was the main passion we shared and back then I hadn't a clue I could fall so hard for someone ... Guess i like how much this song reminds me of how far we've come and gives me hope for a beautiful ending and not just memories of you jake, my first love
Even if I'm only left with those memories, awakened by songs like this one, I'll treasure them for the rest of my life
I remember | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/17/10
Its an amazing thing when you still love someone but have to break up because her parents believe are religious differences are to different even though were both christian just a different type. She still loved me and I still loved her, how are you supposed to break up with someone you still love? I was crazy about her a couple months ago when we broke up and I always will love her, but it all happened for a reason and I am moving on with her in mind :) this is song is amazing its made me laugh and cry .
Wooow! | Reviewer: Miguel | 5/27/10
So this song made me burst into tears!!! i just started listening to Jack Johnson and i love him!
I also met my first and only love by far, in early september i sure do remember! We met in registration day for school, the moment i saw her i completely fell for her! she also had me going crazy and made me wait around. We dated for almost 2 years until certain people came between us... But there's not a day i go withought thinking of her. Because everything i do new now, ive wanted to with her and everything i did before, i did with her! everywhere i go there's memories of her...
Even though she took my heart and played it... ill still love her till the day that i die.
do you remember pookie? (8)<3
We're locked in time.. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/18/10
I remember all the good things, the bad things, the fall-outs, the appoligies, distance and closeness, and more..
But when i'm really going through hard times.. ..I remember when we first met.. ..and everything I do gets back its meaning.
JULI! te amo, pata.. aunq no nos encontremos, aunq no sepa que hacer ni a donde ir.. se que siempre estas vos, y que te amo por todo lo q me has dado...
Nunca te olvides de cuando nos conocimos....
bittersweet | Reviewer: ian | 4/20/10
i remember my first girlfriend put this song on a mix cd for me after we had gone out for a month. the relationship didnt last long (2 months) but i was really crushed when it happened. i re-stumbled upon the cd and this song actually about a month ago and everytime i hear this song i rmember all the good times. but it also hurts so much....
Re: One More Day ;) | Reviewer: potAto-444 | 3/24/10
I remember... I remember the breakups, the fights, and the problems. Though they were devastating, they shaped us to become the adults we are today(even if we act a little immature sometimes :)). There is not a day that goes by that I don't think of you, and each time I do my heart beats a little bit faster and a little bit harder. Distance has made things dificult for us... growing up separated isn't easy. Yes I remember the bet we made, but I don't care if I have to wait until I'm one hundred... I'm going to marry you someday... Potato!
One More Day ;) | Reviewer: poTato-44 | 2/28/10
I remember when you sent these lyrics to me when we broke up. We have grown up so much since then and even though I am in a relationship with someone else, You are always on my mind. I'll always love you and I'll always carry you with me. We are soulmates even through the distance. Remember when we made that promise that if we weren't married by the age of 21 that WE would get married? Well here I am 22, neither of us are married...I'm waiting. Always and forever...Potato
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In the next few days, the state plans to ask the High Court of Justice to
postpone the scheduled demolition of 30 homes in the Ulpana outpost.
government promised the court that it would bulldoze the homes by May because
they were built on land classified as private Palestinian property.
the past year, right-wing politicians and residents of Ulpana – located on the
outskirts of the Beit El settlement – have lobbied the government to legalize
the homes. Last Friday, Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz visited the
This Friday, Vice Premier Silvan Shalom is slated to speak with
residents there and pledge his support. The Likud party also held a rally there
on Sunday.
Under Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, the government
initiated a policy to demolish unauthorized Jewish homes on private Palestinians
Ulpana residents have argued that the Beit El Yeshiva and Amana
– the construction arm of the settlement movement – bought the land from
Palestinian landowners. They received state-guaranteed mortgages and grants to
buy it.
The government and the High Court do not recognize the legality
of the sale.
In 2008, the Palestinian claimants petitioned the court
against the outpost through the help of Yesh Din – Volunteers for Human Rights.
In response, the state said it would raze the five stone apartment buildings in
which 30 families live.
Still, earlier this month, Netanyahu said that he
would work to find a solution to avoid the demolition.
In an interview
with Army Radio on Tuesday morning, he said that the state planned to tell the
court that it wanted to delay the demolition so that it could pursue
Since the demolition was scheduled by the state and not
demanded by the court, the government has some flexibility in this
matter. But the court must accept its request.
"The matter needs
to be dealt with," Netanyahu said. He said that although the situation was
legally complex, there were alternative solutions to the property
The prime minister added that it was important to work within
the legal system.
Earlier this week, Defense Minister Ehud Barak said
that if there was no way to retroactively legalize the homes, the state could
build new homes for the Ulpana families on a 22- dunam (2.2-hectare) tract of
land elsewhere in Beit El.
Attorney Michael Sfard, who represents Yesh
Din and the Palestinian land owners, spoke out against Netanyahu's
"The decision of the state to renege on its own obligation to
evacuate at the last minute, despite the fact that it had a full year to prepare
for the evacuation, is a worrisome deference to political considerations," he
According to Sfard, "This occurs at the expense of the rule of law
in cooperation with offenders. It is surely known that the land is privately
owned Palestinian land, and that there will be no change in the
attorney general's position during the time requested."
"Yesh Din will
continue to strive for a more moral State of Israel that respects human rights
and is based on the rule of law," he said.