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My boyfriend and I took this tour on our recent trip to the Big Island and found it to be a great way to see some of the island. Our guide Dominik was so knowledgable of the history and environment, and we felt very well cared for the entire time. We highly recommend this tour.
Doing what: Small-Group Big Island Tour: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Kona Coffee Farm
Due to hurricane this tour had to be rebooked and work around road closures but the company were so helpful and upgraded me to the twilight tour for free. The driver was so informative and I definitely came away with a much better appreciation of volcanoes, Hawaiian plants and legends. Next time I would do it again and hopefully the crater road will be open.
Doing what: Kilauea Volcano Small Group Adventure Tour
The company did a great job of catering to their customers with drinks and cool clothes. I feel that this tour could have started earlier to allow us the opportunity to visit all the attractions without being rushed. We were unable to visit the Jaggar Museum since we arrived at 7:25 and it closed at 7:30. For those people who do not have their own vehicle I would recommend this tour. More commentary on the attractions and sites would also be helpful. I had no idea what the significance of the painted church was. Sitting at the back of the van could also have something to do with my lack of information as I feel I may have missed some commentary. Good tour, could be better.
Doing what: Small-Group Tour: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Evening Lava Adventure
This tour was amazing!
Doing what: Big Island Super Saver: Helicopter Tour plus Zipline Adventure
It was a fun ride on the helicopter--especially when the front passenger door opened and we had to reclose it in flight! Also, since they squeezed two passengers upfront with the pilot, the middle passenger (me) could not take pictures. We did see a little lava flow in the rain forest, and saw that the rain forest was burning where the lava is now flowing. I was disappointed that the flow no longer goes into the ocean as the promotion picture suggests. We saw one fall that was not all that impressive. I think the promotion should be more upfront and the cost should be less. So other than this being a first time experience which was fun, it was disappointing.
Doing what: Fire and Falls Helicopter Adventure from Hilo
Terrible! It was a tour of Hilo not of Volcano Natl Park. Do not recommend unless you want to see all of Hilo.
Doing what: Big Island Hawaii Volcano Adventure
Our guides included a truck driver from one of the defunct sugar plantations, a competitive koa canoeist, and a recent geologist grad from Hilo University. These women knew their stuff, were fun, reassuring and provided us a great perspective on the volcano, flora, fauna, as well as history and culture of the area. They even brought out "the horse" for me to ride (nickname for the large frame bike frame that fit me well). Lunch was great. The ride is mostly downhill and a nice way to cover a lot of ground and learn a lot in a short time.
Doing what: Kilauea Volcano Bike Tour
The guide was awesome!
Doing what: Small-Group Tour: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Evening Lava Adventure
Our tour guide was very friendly and extremely knowledgeable about the island and volcanoes.
Doing what: Small-Group Tour: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Evening Lava Adventure
Loved the experience
Doing what: Small-Group Tour: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Evening Lava Adventure
Grant was an excellent guide and the tour was wonderful. His knowledge of The Big Island was incredibly impressive. It was a great experience from start to finish!
Doing what: Small-Group Tour: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Evening Lava Adventure
First class tour in every respect!
Hawaii Forest and Trail was fantastic to deal with. Lunch and supper included in the tour were both excellent.
Johnny was our guide - request him if you have the option. He is incredibly passionate about volcanos, and you will have an amazing day with him!
Doing what: Volcano National Park Small Group Twilight Tour
Wow! Do this - you will not regret it.
The helicopter has 2 seats in the back, both with window seats but by all acounts are very windy and cold! We sat in the front where there are 3 seats and is slightly more sheltered. Anywhere you sit, it is amazing. You don't need to worry about sitting next to your partner, as there are 2 seats in back and 2 in front. The company you fly with is local.
We booked the 11:30 flight from Hilo and drove over Saddle Road in the morning, setting off about 7:45 from the Fairmont Orchid. We went to the tsunami museum before this and then drove to the airport. Don't let it worry you if you are based on the Kona side and have to drive across. After the tour we drove to the Volcanoes national park and then drove back round the southern side of the island to Kona.
The tour itself is totally amazing. It rained a little, but that just added to the experience. The flight is so smooth. My wife had never flown in a helicopter before. She was nervous because she hates rollercoasters. She couldn't believe how smooth the flight is. The pilot is really good fun and professional. The views are difficult to explain, but just mind blowing. You see so much in a short space of time!
Doing what: 45-Minute Open-Door Volcanoes Helicopter Flight
A great tour. It is long but it was interesting the entire day. This interest was enhanced greatly by Justin. He was an excellent tour guide and was completely professional all day.
Doing what: Volcano National Park Small Group Twilight Tour
It has been a great experience for my family vacation and the tour was fun and educational. Thanks
Doing what: Small-Group Tour: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Evening Lava Adventure
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It's perfectly NC State S***. This season is a pure example of the phenomena that is NC State S*** because we still have hope that we can reach our goals only to likely watch them die in front of us. See it hurts less when you're either really good or really bad, because there'd be no worry about games leading to Selection Sunday. Yet now we're back to where we were 2 years ago, when we fret over every win and every loss in a season that may come down to winning/losing a big game in the ACC tourney.
- All That Glitters Is Not Gold: At the time, our wins over UT/ND on the road and over FSU at home appeared to be resume building victories. Now ND has fallen completely off the map, FSU never regained its footing, and UT has slipped too far in the SEC to matter. If at least 2 of those teams had remained consistent, we'd be in good shape
- Just When I Thought I Was Out, They Pull Me Back In: Frankly, losses to NCCU & Wake should've killed us. Those losses should've dashed all hope by this point. Yet NCCU proved themselves to be solid and dominate their conference and, while Wake stumbled, the quality of their ACC schedule plus earlier wins have prevented them to falling too deep RPI-wise. If Wake and NCCU were in the 150+ we could write off this season much more easily.
- Heartbreaker, You Got The Best Of Me: Syracuse, Missouri, & Wake. Three games that came down to a final possession or two. Obviously had Syracuse gone our way, everything else would be elementary. Though I believe winning the other two alone, while not doing much for the Top-50 resume wins, would still have us garner much more consideration from the prognosticators. You see, 19-8 (8-6) is a much more attractive cover letter for a resume than what we have right now. So of course, in classic State fashion, they were losses that ripped our hearts out Mortal Kombat style.
- Hope Springs Eternal: U*NC is rising in the RPI. Pitt has remained in the Top-50. Losing both eliminates us unless we at least make it to Sunday. Winning both almost has us in barring a poor showing against the two lesser teams we'd play. SO NC State S*** dictates we'll win one (prob Pitt, cause NCSS won't let us beat UNC), win on Thursday at the ACC tourney, and Friday play a team like Duke or Cuse to the final few possessions only to face the probability of losing due to inconsistent reffing or free throws. What else would we expect?
Biggest problem with all this? It won't answer any questions for us in the long run. We'll make the NIT as predicted before the season. Some folks will question Gott for poor defense & not winning the close ones, while others will praise him for taking a team with one reliable scorer further than they probably should've gone. We'll mull over who's transferring until it happens (or doesn't) and lament that UNC/Duke/ACC is probably going to be just as good or better next year. And guess what? With the Martins/Abu & Lacey coming in, Tyler playing at a high level, the emergence of KW as a scorer/rebounder/zone buster and, plus the role players getting better...we won't fear for next season or be apathetic, we'll believe again...all this, while NC State S*** concocts new, more innovative ways to screw with us again next time. NCSS finest season, indeed


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, Don Draper has the most depressing plane meet-cute of all time, Peggy struggles at work, Pete has started dressing like the yuppie villain from an '80s teen comedy and Ken Cosgrove's lack of depth perception gives us the best moment of the night.
"Do you have time to improve your life?" Freddy Rumsen asks during his pitch for Accutron watches. It's the question Don Draper seems to be pondering, as he takes one step forward and two steps back in his own attempts to put his life back together.
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Plenty has changed in that time period, including a newly zen Pete Campbell, but the changes in Don haven't been as dramatic as the audience might imagine. After all, Don might be the master of reinvention, but his demons have always stayed the same.
Don's drinking less and spending more time on planes, living a bi-coastal lifestyle with Megan even though their marriage is still decidedly on the rocks. Yet those bad habits of Don's just keep creeping in.
On the plane ride back to New York, he's already chatting up seatmate Neve Campbell, having the weirdest meet-cute by bonding over her alcoholic dead husband. Her description of her husband, how he was "thirsty," how he seemed to get better and then got worse and finally how she spread his ashes at Disneyland, all seem to strike a cord with Don. It's a path the audience can very well see Don traveling. He certainly does love Disneyland.
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Two people who have fully embraced the Cali lifestyle are Megan and Pete. Megan's career seems to be on the rise, with a tentative pilot deal at NBC. She seems happy in LA but not quite as happy with Don. After she gets angry at his impulse television purchase, she points out they see each other so infrequently there's really no time to fight.
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"Open the door and walk in," Avery says of Peggy's insistence on using Freddy's superior pitch over the one he'd already chosen. "You don't always have to parachute in through the ceiling."
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If Don can't walk in through the door, he'll get Freddy in instead. If Peggy can't get Lou to agree with her vision, she'll try to get some extra storyboards drawn up to convince him the long way. Mentor and mentee have a pretty established "Jump first, hope the parachute opens later" mentality. And yet it's Peggy and Don's pain that closes out the hour. Endless striving comes at a price -- sometimes the parachute doesn't always open.
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Of course, what the professor wants isn't her body, but her mind. And sure enough, Joan knows all the information he just assumed she wouldn't be able to understand. In exchange, he helps her find an approach that works for Butler Footwear, convincing the head of marketing that in-house talent won't be able to place ads like an established agency.
And just like that, Joan is on accounts. It's what she's always wanted, but maybe a little faster and more abruptly than she expected.
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-- Roger is really enjoying the free love movement (and its drugs) to the fullest. While his daughter Margaret has probably joined some kind of weird sister-wife cult of forgiveness, Rogers seems to be spending most of his "work" hours at orgies.
-- The relief on Dawn's face is palatable in every scene with new creative director Lou. I'm guessing it's nice to not worry if your boss is going to come into the office drunk or have you patch through calls from his many mistresses.
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-- Best moment of the premiere: Ken tries to casually toss Joan her missing earring and it sails past her and hits the wall. One of the worst parts of being a pirate is the lack of depth-perception.
What did you think of the premiere? Do you think Don can really change or will he just revert back to his old ways? And how about the random Neve Campbell sighting? Sound off in the comments!
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From Dickies, the company known for quality and toughness, this mock wrap scrub top has contrast trim at the neck and pockets. It features fashion stitch detailing, two roomy front patch pockets and one shaped accessory pocket.
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fit well, wash well, comfortable
pleased with the fit and comfort. will purchase more.
Loved the top, but since I had it embroidered in cursive, and my name has an o and 2 a's in it. The o in cursive looked like and a. Very disappointed in the embroidery. If it can't be done properly, then it should not give you the option.
Great set of scrubs, many compliments. Little cheap feeling, but a few washes will do it.
this is a great fit. super cute and the great expected Dickies quality. I like the little pocket on the outside of the pocket..I think it makes it look "fun"


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CO2 Tank in Fridge or Not?
I've converted a minifridge into a kegerator with a twin draft tower on top. With the two kegs there's still room for my CO2 tank. Is there any problems with putting it in there? I'm worried the temp change will effect the regulator and create pressure problems. I really do like the clean look of it though.
I leave mine outside. I've heard of people having them freeze when they keep them inside.
It'll be fine to keep it in the fridge, it's what I do.
What do you have your pressure set to?
I have never kept mine anywhere else and have never had a problem. I keep mine at about 5 psi for dispensing.
I store mine inside 24x7x365 w/o incident.
I leave mine outside for a number of reasons.
I keep mine outside as well, for reasons already mentioned, especially the extra room inside.
:off: I got a sweet deal on my tank, bought a guys old used equipment, tank was out of cert by 10 years, swapped it for a one year old steel one for $20 exchange. When that emptied I found a place to swap and got a 1 year old aluminum tank for $15 exchange yay! I am going to try to get this one filled since I like the aluminum (no rust rings).
Keeping it inside will just slow the expansion of the liquid in the cylinder to gas, but will not adversely effect you if you are regulating it down to 5-15psi. I deliver (for the company that MMB got his tank at) CO2 to many walk-in refrigerators (50 degrees) at universities and hospitals and they use it too kill rats at about 25psi without a problem.
Despense at the pressure you want your beer to be or else it will either be overcarbonated or go flat.
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Absolutely wonderful and relaxing place!
We have stayed in many vacation cottages over the years, and this one was one of the nicest yet. It was cleaner than any place we've ever rented, and it was so cozy, relaxing, and charming. It had absolutely everything we needed. Their spot on the lake is just beautiful. Hearing the loons at night and swimming twice a day was heavenly. We also spent a lot of time in the beach chairs just looking out at the water watching the boats go by. It was a perfect vacation.
Fantastic Family Vacation
The description says it all "Fabulous Kezar Lake retreat". This is the perfect place if you're traveling with your family. We had 6 adults and 4 children aged 3 to 6 and there was more than enough room. The house was very clean and the yard was great. The bunkhouse had a great screened porch off the back which was perfect for kids. There was also a nice screened room off the living room and master bedroom which is a great place to relax. The kids loved the yard and the adults loved the nice patio and large outdoor dining table where we ate dinner. We drove down to the lake to drop off our stuff and to bring our stuff back to the house. It takes 2 minutes to drive down to the lake, you don't even have to buckle up. The walk to the lake is really nice and my 4 year old was able to do it with no problem. Another great feature of the property is the rec room with the 2 lane bowling alley, ping pong table and pool table. There is a really nice path along the water that goes from the rec room to the lake. The lake is beautiful and perfect for small children. There is a really large grass field with a swing set and a gradual slope into the water. There isn't a big sand area but the kids didn't mind...they still managed to build their sand castles. We took the kids to Story Land which was about 45 minutes away. I would definitely recommend this home to anyone who is looking to get away and spend quality time their family. Beth was very nice and made sure to call on the day we arrived. She was a pleasure to deal with and we look forward to coming back again.
What a way to relax!
I have stayed at this cabin numerous times and still can't believe what a hidden gem it is. The views are breath taking as is the lovely water front accessibility. Nice clean cabin, and the owners are just delightful. A short drive brings you to wonderful Ebeneazers pub and resturant as well as the Lovell golf course. Certainly a place to relax and regroup. Dog friendly too, what a bonus!


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Not about "Days of Thunder." That one's pretty straight-forward, even though never in the history of the world has there existed a neurologist as attractive as Nicole Kidman.
But there on Showtime at 8 pm PT, that's where you'll find a live presentation of Strikeforce: Challengers. It's on the same network as last weekend's "Heavy Artillery" event, same cage, same basic idea, and yet there's a clear distinction being made.
For reasons that are still unclear to me, Strikeforce would like you to understand that you're not seeing their A-team at work here. Not in the cage and not at the broadcast table (with the exception of Pat Miletich, who's as good a color commentator as there is in MMA right now).
That's why they call it Challengers, apparently. Just so you aren't confused into thinking that they're bringing you their best. As the official tagline on Strikeforce's website describes it, this is "where champions are born."
Try telling that to main eventer Matt Lindland, who's 40 years old and on the downward slope of a decorated career. He's not so much trying to give birth to a career, but rather keep it out of the nursing home.
It's not that I don't understand the idea behind Strikeforce's attempt to designate one of its shows as the minor leagues. In a less structured way, that's what the UFC has successfully done with the Spike TV "Fight Night" events. What I don't understand is what Strikeforce ultimately hopes to accomplish with it.
"Fight Night" shows work, at least in theory, like this: you watch less experienced/lower-tier UFC fighters for free on basic cable shows, you get to know and like them in between commercials for video games and body spray, and when the cream of the crop eventually rises up to the pay-per-view level, you're more likely to pony up the cash to see your old pals fight on the big stage.
Smart, right?
Only Strikeforce doesn't do pay-per-views (yet), and Challengers airs on the same premium cable channel as the regular events. The only difference is the night (Friday, when apparently no A-level fighter would deign to beat someone up) and the cast of characters.
It's the equivalent of telling your audience that they're getting your second-best product with your second-best service staff (again, Miletich is the bright, shining exception here), only you're going to charge them full price. It makes no sense, especially when we stop and consider that Strikeforce doesn't exactly have the roster depth that the UFC enjoys.
What Strikeforce does have is enough good fighters to keep putting on consistently solid events once a month or so. There's no point in creating a Strikeforce Lite. What, is Strikeforce hoping that fans will be really excited about seeing one of their favorite Challengers fighters get called up to Strikeforce proper? Is there a whole untapped demographic that only watches sports on Friday night?
All Challengers does is dilute the main product and remind fans and fighters that some of these guys they're staying home on a Friday to watch are just barely good enough to be on TV, by the promoter's own tacit admission. It also results in quality fighters like Tyron Woodley, a former University of Missouri wrestler who would have been a perfect fit for last week's St. Louis fight card, getting relegated to the status of a minor leaguer.
The thing for Strikeforce to do is forget this nonsense and quietly do away with the Challengers brand. The good news is, it's not like anyone will miss it.


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Hey there MadFueler! How the hell are ya? I hope all is well with you. I don't have a lot of time and I've got bad news! The price of gas is going up again! I'd be buying a tankful by Tuesday, maybe Thursday of next week the latest. I'm sure it'll be up by 14 to 22 cents or more. While I'm thinking about it, and while I have a few moments, I thought I'd share this with you. A video I took of a rainbow about three years ago. I never uploaded it until now. Hope you enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJKd8Xq1pMw Feel free to share it to others on Facebook or Twitter or where ever else. Have a great day and weekend. Oh, I'm looking for a job, so wish me well on the job hunt! I really, REALLY need a job badly.
Thanks for the congratulations on achieving the 3.25 million mark!
Good luck with that. IMHO live and let live. Some of these yahoos are just too tightly wound.
Saw something unusual today. The Shell on Hanes Mall Blvd had a diesel price on the sign of 3.499, but a pump price of only 3.459 - and they have a fairly new new LED sign! You'd think they'd want to advertise their actual lower, more competitive price.
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Hello. Thank you for the MSL advice. The Moderators did change the Station name, but the duel pricing remains (they are now a single price station). Take care :-). Dan (MGY)


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Due to many reviews here are the angry words of QC. Angry Qc Says :
"Ok guys, you really got me MAD now. Im tired of you always saying '' omgzors, l00k at th1s m0v1e it sucks0rs b3c4use my favorite guy didnt win, im gonna cry.
Theres something you guys need to know, EVERY characters can win, even if they are pink, wear green, EVEN if they are yellow with black stripes called electrobuzz. Why Buu didnt win? simple, what if Game_Max HATES buu? (wich I dont) and he chose him only to beat the crap out of him? we dont have to do researches to know if a character can win or not.they all can. i dont freaking care if buu can do stuff like kamehameha, Zelos has a sword, and has magic abilities. So why cant he win? Stop voting low only because your favorite character won.To be frank, i would have liked cloud to win, but he didnt, have I cried like you did? no. You guys have NO control on what we want to do.
And yes, there is 2 bass. but who cares. I understand sonic should be in, but suggestions like this are appreciated. We will think about it for the 3rd.
This reply is not only for you, but for EVERYONE who complained about who won."
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it was good
the animation could have been better and i didnt like the character selection that much
kirby vs. burning gundam awesome i wanted burning gundam to win
I fought the fights were well done. It's your opinon, but personally, I think Kirby would've owned everyone, and that Sasuke would've destroyed Naruto. Or Cloud would have won...
That notwithstanding, the choice of sprites was great, fights were great. Bass was there twice for some reason, though.
Even if Cloud Lost, I still liked it.
I kinda would have liked to see a fight between Zelos and Cloud but thats okay.
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"The idea that a small, private institution can take the Lasting Purpose Principles, apply them in particular areas, such as athletics, and compete on a national level is as exciting as it gets. Last year, sitting in Philadelphia nearly 1000 miles away from my Atlanta home, with my family which included my brother and sister-in-law Drs. Joseph and Caroline Paul, and the rest of the Life University family in attendance, was one of my most enjoyable trips ever taken. Our collective love for the Running Eagles gave our Ruggers an undeniable competitive advantage, and even caused a good amount of awe from the other teams supporters. So much so, that you could sense them wanting to join in on our "Neon-Green Carnival"! Can't wait for the return trip...cheese steaks better watch out!"
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"The College Rugby Championships is quickly becoming one of the premier rugby events in the USA. Top competition, incredible stadium with an awesome view, awesome vendors. This tournament is not only a competition, it is one heckuva a celebration. Not only did my Life Alumni have a great time, but I brought my local men's club team along and they had a blast. We can't wait for this year's event!!"
—Dr. J Zimmerman, President of the Life Rugby Alumni and Supporter Association, class of 1987.
Life students, family, and supporters came together to form the best fan base bar none at the 2012 CRC. This was exemplified through the bright green shirts and the overpowering chants lead by the Life student section. It should be the objective of everyone who is associated with Life to attend the 2013 CRC to cheer the preeminent rugby program in America to victory!
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2012 CRC was an phenomenal event! There was so much fun, excitement and energy surrounding the entire weekend. The stands were packed. There was Awesome Rugby and plenty of LIFE University and Chiropractic Pride! The Alumni and friends social both Friday and Saturday nights were fantastic. It was great to catch up with old friends and new and to support Life University and LIFE Rugby. For anyone that missed it, they definitely want to make their plans now to attend this year May 31-June 2. Its a weekend not to miss!!!
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We had an amazing time, I shouted so hard I could not talk for a week! We told everyone we know what a great event this was. So much so, that our friends from England are coming out this year for the tournament.
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8:20am Friday 6th June 2014 in News By Jill Harding
NUMBER plate recognition cameras have been placed along the A303 and on surrounding roads as part of a scheme to track vehicle movements on the traffic-choked highway.
Last summer, following the closure of the A344 at Stonehenge, there were long tailbacks on the A303 which local people said were even worse than in previous years and forced extra traffic onto country roads.
Traffic management company Atkins has placed cameras on the A303 to track car movements. The information will be used as part of a review.
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