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The "Leftovers" at Afriski
The last shots, last snow, last days in season 2011 in park at AfriSki, Lesotho. Featuring: Dale Andrews, Ondrej Panek, Andrej Gubo and Rueben Storbeck. Find out more here – http://www.afriski.net/.
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The drive of you life
The 9km drive up the Sani Pass is a 4×4 adventure drive along a rough road connecting Kwa Zulu Natal with Lesotho in the Drakensburg Mountains. The day we did it the weather was appalling! The reward for our endeavours … Continue reading
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A walk through the Drakensberg Mountains
Some adventurers take a stroll through the Northern Drakensberg, and later head out on a serious 3 day hike from Mweni to the Senqu River in Lesotho. For people who haven't been to the Ukhahlamba Drakenberg. Via Active Escapes.
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Lesotho Hospital Public-Private Partnerships
A Public Private Partnership Reshapes the Future of Healthcare in Lesotho. Source. Human Development in Africa.
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Lesotho on a motorcycle
For a different perspective follow this motorcycle ride from the highest pub in Africa into Lesotho. Source.
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The Kingdom of Lesotho
Beautiful pictures of Lesotho. The background track is by a talented artist called Lesego and the name of the track is "Africa". Deep in the heart South Africa lies an enclave whose beauty whose beauty is only matched by heaven… … Continue reading
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Lesotho, home of the proud Basotho
Le le le le le le le Lesotho Le le le le le le le Lesotho Le le le le le le le Lesotho Le le le le le le le Lesotho As the sun rises in the east As … Continue reading
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Get Lost In Lesotho
Maliba Lodge is a luxurious Lesotho accommodation located in the heart of the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho, Southern Africa. Maliba is situated within Tsehlanyane National Park, has both luxury and self catering lodges which are all the perfect holiday destination … Continue reading
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Song and Dance performed by Basotho Children
A showcase of African culture and tradition by these Basotho children native to the mountainous kingdom of Lesotho.
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Calm, serene country visit
Panoramic Views
Casual living area plentiful
Modern kitchen,scullery and dining area
Winter warmth with the open fireplace
All bedrooms are spacious and with views
There are four ensuites and a bathroom…
Relax, or be busy
On entering, your comfort is the priority
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. Welcome to this spacious comfortable property with beautiful calming views of the Tatong Valley.Tatong valley is located at the 'gateway' to North Eastern Victoria. The location has immediate access to wonderful wineries in the norh east, snow country at Mt Buller and the surrounding Mansfield area. The nearest town of Benalla has Winton Raceway, Benalla International Gliding Club, the renowned Benalla Art Gallery, Lake Nillahcootie and Benalla is also known for its beautiful Rose Gardens.
Bring your golf clubs and Benalla has excellent opportunity for a game.
The Tatong Tavern is in walking distance (Mentioned by the Age-Good Food Guide) from Max's Paddock and is there for our guests to enjoy, if you do not choose to use the superb new and modern kitchen (and scullery) facilities of the property.
Visits can also be made to places such as Beechworth, Bright, and Milawa (Brown Bros), Glenrowan, Rutherglen and King Valley Wineries.
So much to do - or - just rest and enjoy the peace and views.
The size of Max's Paddock means that it can facilitate the getaway for a group booking of several couples or even the comfort of large families, or several families.
Instant heating or cooling adds luxury comfort.
Kangaroos and wild life visit the large dam that the property overlooks providing constant interest.
Inside is beautifully decorated furnished and appointed There is a wood fire for winter. Each bedroom has its own heating and cooling unit
and the main living area, main bedroom and billiard room/recreation room has efficient ducted heating and cooling.
Linen is provided at $10 per person.
The large bedrooms have more than adequate wardrobe area.There are five large bedrooms. Four bedrooms have immediate ensuite facilities and there is a main bathroom that makes wheelchair entry a comfort. The main bathroom also has a beautiful 'soaker' bath with the most amazing view. All rooms have outside access onto decking and every room has the pleasure and influenced calm from the view that the Valley provides the property.Unfortunately with due consideration to adjoining Farmers and livestock, Dogs are not allowed to stay.
Airconditioning, Wheelchair Access, Washing Machine
- 5 Bedrooms & 5 Bathrooms
- Airconditioning
- Barbeque
- Billiard Table
- Books
- Clothes dryer
- Conference Facilities
- Cooking Facilities
- DVD player
- External entry to each bedroom from balcony
- Handicapped bathroom facilities
- High chair
- Ironing Facilities
- Linen Supplied
- Microwave
- Non-Smoking
- Open Fireplace
- Rumpus room
- Stereo
- Substantial Balcony
- Toys
- Washing Machine
- Wheelchair Access
Excellent tariff for large bookings, or luxury for 2. Complete accommodation with totally, all comforts. All you have to do is bring your own food.
Note: Pricing is subject to change, and a minimum stay period and other conditions may apply. You should confirm pricing with the property owner.
Prices listed based on 13 adults. Property has 10 beds and can sleep a maximum 13 people.
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You'll need RCA cables to carry pre-amp (low line level) signal, usually from your head unit to your amp and processors (crossovers, equalizers, etc.). Get 'em well-built, flexible and shielded, with sturdy connector ends that will withstand the stresses of car audio connections. It pays to buy quality cables.
Amplified signal (especially when it's going to your subwoofer) is much stronger, and requires a more capable cable. There's a lot of current zipping out of your amps. That's why they make speaker cables. Be sure to use cable that is 16 to 8 AWG (gauge) for subs and coaxes. (The lower the number, the thicker the wire the less resistance; thicker is better.) Tweeters and mids can use thinner cables (16-12 AWG).
For battery connections, a power distribution block can make wiring multiple electronics a breeze. Run a 4 to 6 AWG power cable from your battery to a power distribution block and use its multiple outputs for each component. Some power distribution blocks even come with their own fuses to protect your components. You can also find battery terminals that have secondary connectors to let you easily hook up the extra power cables. Told you it was a good time.
To easily integrate a head unit to your car's factory wiring, use a wire harness. It allows you to do all sorts of alterations without harming your car's factory wiring. You want to replace your stock head unit, but you don't want to have to leave your custom unit in the car when you sell it in a year? So you use a wiring harness that's designed for your car model, and you can remove your stock head unit and attach a new one without cutting the original wiring. The custom unit just plugs right in to the harness!
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Captain Cook's at the Polynesian Resort reopened in the middle of last week after closing at the end of March for what ended up being a refurbishment that lasted about 4.6 months.
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Captain Cook's at the Polynesian Resort reopened in the middle of last week after closing at the end of March for what ended up being a refurbishment that lasted about 4.6 months.
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We'll head out to Epcot where little is going on in front of its transformation into the home of the Food and Wine Festival next month. Fast forward exactly four weeks and a topiary scene will greet us.
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Potentially good news as the website will be making its first scheduled appearance this weekend. You can come and say hi to me and Dave and get your copy of the highest rated Walt Disney World Guidebook of all time signed. We will be at:
Epcot on Saturday August 16th outside Liberty Tree Inn in the United States Pavilion from 2pm to around 3pm.
Magic Kingdom on Sunday August 17th at Tomorrowland Terrace from 5pm to about 6pm.
We look forward to seeing you if you can make it!
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This is what we're looking at for March. Click to enlarge or view as a prettier PDF. And if you don't know what the numbers/letters mean, read the top of this post. The full operating schedule is available here.
March is relatively straightforward this year. The first week sees below average to average crowds before people begin rolling in the second week for spring breaks around the country. The month culminates in some of the heaviest crowds of the year going into the final week for the Easter holiday on Sunday April 5th.
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Disney made a round of updates to the December 2014 operating schedule yesterday. Below are the changes. The full December schedule is available here: http://media.disneywebcontent.com/StaticFiles/ParkHours/WDWTravelAgent_december.pdf.
Monday December 1:
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Disney extended hours at Hollywood Studios on weekends throughout September to accommodate the Frozen Fireworks. In addition, October 7th sees the Studios' close move to 6pm from 7pm. The full September operating schedule is available here: http://media.disneywebcontent.com/StaticFiles/ParkHours/WDWTravelAgent_september.pdf.
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Hollywood Studios hours extended to 9am-9:30pm from 9am-8pm. Frozen Fireworks added at 9:15pm.
Saturday September 6:
Hollywood Studios hours extended to 9am-9:30pm from 9am-8pm. Frozen Fireworks added at 9:15pm.
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Hollywood Studios hours extended to 9am-9:30pm from 9am-8pm. Frozen Fireworks added at 9:15pm.
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Disney released the March 2015 Disney World operating schedule at the usual link: http://media.disneywebcontent.com/StaticFiles/ParkHours/WDWTravelAgent_march.pdf. Click refresh on your browser to load the newest version.
Average crowds continue through March 7th. Beginning March 8th, peak spring break season begins with higher resort prices and heavier crowds. This year, March 22nd-28th looks to be the soft spot based on regional spring breaks. Resort prices remain high, but crowds will come in at a "6 or 7″ instead of an "8 or 9." With Easter falling on Sunday April 5th in 2015, the busiest and most expensive week of the season is expected to be April 5th to 11th. Beginning April 12th, crowds fall back down to below average to average.
If you are flexible with your dates, look at the end of February into the first week in March or try to wait until at least one week after Easter.
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This is the Free February 2015 Disney World Crowd Calendar that shows the Recommended Parks to Visit, Overall Crowd Level Estimation, Cost, Historic High/Low Temperature, Historic Chance of Precipitation, Extra Magic Hours Schedule, Fantasmic Show Times, Holidays, and Special Events.
Make sure you first read my month-by-month overview of visiting Disney World, located here. The overview will give you an idea of what to expect in terms of cost, crowds, weather, and special events on a broader scale. Once you figure out when you would like to visit, you can move on to this more detailed look.
Here's a quick explanation of how to read the calendar and what the numbers mean. It may seem like it's a little long, but you'll only need to read the explanation once.
The Calendar is also available in an easy to view and print PDF file, Here.
Sunday February 1
Animal Kingdom: 9am – 5pm (Not Recommended)
Morning Extra Magic Hour: 8am – 9am
Epcot: 9am – 9pm (Recommended)
Illuminations: 9pm
Hollywood Studios: 9am – 7pm (Most Recommended)
Fantasmic: 7pm
Magic Kingdom: 9am – 9pm (Not Recommended)
Festival of Fantasy Parade: 3pm, Main Street Electrical Parade: 8pm, Wishes Fireworks: 9pm
Animal Kingdom is not recommended with the morning Extra Magic Hour attracting resort guests and complicating morning touring. If you are Extra Magic Hours eligible and certain that you can arrive by 7:30am to take advantage of it, then you can have a tremendous amount of success touring before 10am, but the afternoon is going to be busier than recommended days. Tomorrow is significantly better for those planning to arrive after 8am.
Epcot is recommended. It's a particularly excellent day to see IllumiNations and have dinner in the World Showcase because Magic Kingdom will be attracting most of the nighttime crowd. Despite the recommendation, you will still have the most success if you arrive prior to opening and head straight to Test Track, Sum of All Thrills, Mission: Space, and Soarin' or follow one of the touring plans. Single Rider at Test Track is also a good option and will often result in a shorter wait than the standby or FastPass+ lines. It's more important to arrive early and take care of the headliners first thing than it is to pick the "right" day. You'll run into lines at the headliners in Future World if you don't arrive until 10:30am with everyone else. To stay ahead of the crowds for the longest amount of time, move up through the World Showcase beginning at 11am with the water rides in Norway and Mexico. Return to Future World after 5pm to see anything you missed, but make sure you check your Times Guide because some attractions close at 7pm, including Captain EO, Journey into Imagination with Figment, Living with the Land, Circle of Life, both Innoventions buildings, and Ellen's Energy Adventure. If you're interested in re-riding Soarin' or Test Track, plan to use FastPass+, single rider at Test Track, or get in line around 8:55pm.
Hollywood Studios is the most recommended Park. It was virtually "dead" on Super Bowl Sunday each of the last three years. The only minor inconvenience is going to be the Dance Team Championships, which take place at Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular. The dancers are not particularly disruptive in Park because the venue itself is small, but it does mean Indiana Jones won't be offered this weekend. If the Stunt Spectacular is a must see, you'll want to look to a recommended day during the week. The dancers are also headed to a private event at the Studios after hours. This event will not impact crowds negatively. In fact, the dancers not participating today are more likely to head elsewhere, knowing they'll visit the Studios after the regular close. In order to find the shortest waits, you'll need to arrive by 8:15am and head straight to Toy Story Mania. Because of its popularity and extremely limited capacity, Toy Story Mania almost always has afternoon waits of 60 or more minutes, even when crowds are relatively low and the Studios is recommended. There's no way around that with its limited capacity and the even more limited number of things to do with kids. It's always your top priority. The second attraction with the longest peak wait is Rock 'n' Roller Coaster, which should be ridden immediately after Toy Story Mania in the morning or with FastPass+. Other priorities are Tower of Terror and Star Tours, though FastPass+ are more plentiful at both attractions and standby waits are usually lower. After you get through these four headliners, it's just a matter of arriving in time to see the various stage shows that run on a set schedule and getting over to the Studios' high capacity attractions. You may also have characters to visit before lines get longer. While it's officially a recommended day, arriving prior to Park opening and hitting the headliners first thing is more important than which day you pick. Arrive at 11am, no matter the recommendation or the overall crowd level, and you'll be looking at long lines at Toy Story Mania and Rock 'n' Roller Coaster. Tuesday and Friday are also recommended if you have other plans today.
Magic Kingdom is not recommended with the extended hours and both nighttime spectaculars. The morning Extra Magic Hour at Disney World's least popular theme park will help pull away a few thousand people, but won't do much to ease Magic Kingdom crowds. This coming Tuesday and Wednesday will be significantly less busy. You can still make today work by arriving no later than 8:20an and touring efficiently in the morning. Take advantage of FastPass+ in the late morning and early afternoon and you're in great shape. Take a break from 1pm to 6pm or so and return in the evening for dinner, some late night attractions, the Electrical Parade and Wishes.
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Just a heads up that Disney moved Hollywood Studios' morning Extra Magic Hour from Saturday August 23rd to Friday August 22nd due to the Villains Unleashed event on the 23rd. This has changed the recommendations a bit on those dates.
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Vail�s Rigid Designator Area is arguably the most famous ice climbing area in Colorado. Although the climbs here are not the longest or hardest in the state, the combination of aesthetic beauty, difficulty, route density, and accessibility make this the premier spot to push your climbing to a new level�regardless of your ability level. Indeed, it was on these climbs that pioneers pushed climbing to new levels in defining pure waterfall and mixed climbing as a sports of their own. Octopussy, Jeff Lowe�s M8 testpiece, is just to the right of the Designator (a world-famous climb in and of itself). The area boasts a variety of slabby ice sheets, incredible ice pillars, and moderate to heinously difficult mixed climbs. Despite the amount of activity in the area, new routes are still being done on the overhanging rock and thin smears of ice that occasionally form above. All of the climbs here are single pitch sport-ice climbs with excellent anchors at the tops of the climbs. All the climbs can be toproped, although leading them first is the only reasonable way of getting to the tops of most of the climbs.
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Kyle Stanley posted a four-under 68 Friday to take sole possession of the lead after the second round of the Farmers Insurance Open.
Stanley, a first-round co-leader, finished 36 holes at 14-under 130 and missed the tournament record by a stroke. He leads by one shot over Brandt Snedeker, who fired an eight-under 64 on Friday.
Stanley played on the South Course at Torrey Pines, while Snedeker played the much easier North Course. Golfers played both courses over the first two days, but the South Course will host the weekend rounds.
Sang-Moon Bae and Martin Flores both shot rounds of five-under 67 on Friday at the South Course and share third at 12-under 132.
Reigning FedEx Cup champion Bill Haas carded a one-under 71 at the South Course and is tied for fifth with Hunter Mahan, who fired a seven-under 65 at the North Course. The pair is knotted at minus-10.
First-round co-leader Spencer Levin struggled to a four-over 76 at the South Course and fell into a tie for 20th at six-under par.
Phil Mickelson, a three-time champion who opened with a five-over 77 on Thursday, missed the cut despite shooting a four-under 68 on Friday. Mickelson finished at one-over par, which was three shots off the cut line.
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ARGOS ŌĆö┬ĀHazel F. Sullivan, 88, of E. 18th St., Rochester, formerly of Argos, died at 8:40 p.m. Monday, Jan. 17, 2011 at Hickory Creek Nursing Home, Rochester. She had been in declining health for four years.
She was born Nov. 15, 1922 in Rural Walnut Township, Marshall County, to Charles W. and Helen (Kepler) Hullinger and lived all of her life in the Argos Community.
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COMEDIAN Al Murray has paid tribute to the respect shown by the people of Royal Wootton Bassett during the repatriations by creating a BBC radio feature.
The 'Pub Landlord' visited the town last month to meet The Reverend Canon Thomas Woodhouse of St Bartholomew's Church, former mayor Steve Bucknell and former RBL repatriations officer Anne Bevis.
The five-minute piece, which also included a chat with Royal Wootton Bassett resident Ken Scott, was aired on BBC Radio 4's Today programme on New Year's Day and can still be heard on the BBC website.
Rev Woodhouse, who met the comedian at the church on December 13, said Al was far removed from the obnoxious xenophobic pub boss he portrays in his stand-up shows.
"The man I met that day as guest editor on the Today programme was very different to the persona that he is famous for as a comedian," said Rev Woodhouse.
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"I have loved you every moment of every day since that moment Matthew and in my heart I know you know that.
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3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
04-24-2014 14:30:21 | More by Bierlerner
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03-24-2014 04:14:34 | More by Tiernan
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
03-11-2014 01:38:55 | More by tbryan5
3.8/5 rDev -0.8%
Pours a nice, large, dark brown and creamy head, with great retention and tons of spiderweb lacing. Dark black beer, as expected.
Surprisingly bright, grassy, bitter aroma, focusing on dank, green hops. Bitter chocolate malt hides in the background. Pleasant, but not what I'm expecting in a traditional stout (then again, the can does mark "aggressiveness" through the roof).
Smooth, bitter, roasty and chocolatey taste. It doesn't at first stand out, but then a huge wave of dark cacao comes rushing over the palate. Huge hoppy bitterness smacks your gums, but leaves only a slight citrus peel flavor behind.
Very smooth, but a little lighter feel overall than I prefer in a stout. No sting; lively and creamy, with a long, lingering finish.
This is a solid, enjoyable stout, probably about on par with Storm King (and in a similar style), but well below the style benchmarks a la FIS. Nor does it bring anything unique enough to the table to stand apart from any other good-but-not-great stout. Certainly worth picking up for a try.
05-11-2014 17:30:53 | More by Roguer
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
01-03-2014 19:54:25 | More by schmidtmattsays
4.7/5 rDev +22.7%
Excellent new brew from Roughtail. I'm excited to see these guys get their stuff out onto the streets...and in 16oz cans no less! Excellent brew, smooth mouth feel, excellent taste and at 8%, it's lower ABV so you can have more than one! The only thing bad about it is it doesn't have much of a smell...but who gives a shit, I'm not sniffin' flowers here, I'm drinkin' it!
12-06-2013 04:34:03 | More by MtnBiker
4.04/5 rDev +5.5%
Pours an effervescent ebony with 2+ fingers of mocha colored head. Some floaties, great lacing & nice head retention.
S: Carob, roastyness & a bit of raisin
T: Roastyness, dryness, a touch of carob & piney hops up front. More roastyness as this warms, plus dryness, faint carob & bit of pumpernickel & licorice. Finishes dry, roasty, with some Baker's chocolate & a touch of charred grain
MF: Medium bodied, smooth carbonation, nice balance
Drinks very easy, hides the ABV well. I find the floaties a bit off-putting
01-15-2014 04:06:36 | More by russpowell
3.53/5 rDev -7.8%
Poured into a nonic pint glass. One inch had that falls to thin film and leaves good lacing. Aroma is roasted barley and citrusy hops. Flavor is typical rush of roasted malts and coffee flavors with a balancing bitterness. Overall, it is a good call if you like the style.
04-23-2014 23:20:28 | More by EagleTalon
4/5 rDev +4.4%
01-20-2014 02:53:21 | More by CRJMellor
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
06-16-2014 23:44:20 | More by mobrockman
4.25/5 rDev +11%
12-04-2013 01:04:25 | More by Makebelieve81
1.5/5 rDev -60.8%
03-30-2014 18:10:10 | More by vacax
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
03-09-2014 03:08:26 | More by teamwiggum
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
04-29-2014 02:33:01 | More by BeerDrnkr_HellRzr
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4/5 rDev +4.4%
02-13-2014 05:22:55 | More by SadMachine
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
04-20-2014 02:07:43 | More by drdiesel9483
4.43/5 rDev +15.7%
Poured from a 16 oz can into a pub glass. Received in a trade from OK.
A - Half a finger of light tan head with very short retention. Pours a very dark brown/black and is basically opaque. Little to no lacing.
S - Dark roasted malts. A hint of coffee.
T - Malty flavor with bitterness coming from both coffee and chocolate.
M - Nice and thick up front with lots of carbonation and a dry finish.
O - At 8% and with plenty of body and carbonation it drinks like an imperial stout. Quite delicious.
04-16-2014 04:21:10 | More by FocusDave
4/5 rDev +4.4%
01-28-2014 05:07:12 | More by Boston_Steve
3.89/5 rDev +1.6%
Yay more tall-boy cans, thanks to rudzud for leaving this one for me, my first from this brewery.
Pours a darker colored fizzy head that hits 1/2 finger and keeps trying to fade quickly but seems to be reinforced, eventually leaves lots of messy lacing, pitch black beer no real light getting through.
Nose is pretty strong and aromatic, nice dark chocolate and cocoa powder, little biscuit and malted milk mall notes, a touch of roast and black malt, with a bit of a fluffy nougat note and some nice caramel, some creamy notes with a hint of milk chocolate and coffee milk. Faint earthy spicy hops in the background.
Taste brings more of the same but this time some bitter roast comes out front, roasted black malt, and some dark roasted coffee beans, etc, then into the big spicy earthy hops, big bitterness with a touch of an orange zest. Quite strong and bold out front. In there is mixed with some creamy oats, a bit of a milk chocolate like flavor, with some bitter roasted coffee, etc. A bit of a very dark bitter chocolate as well, and a mild fluffy nougat note and nice caramel. The chocolate keeps going as it goes. Finish is quite bitter, with more spicy earthy hops, a touch of pine and citrus too that seem to clash a bit wiht the big dark roasty malts, etc. nice layered chocolate, caramel, and roasted malts and coffee lingering.
Mouth is med to fuller bod, bit creamy chewy and fluffy, lighter but decent carb.
Overall OK pretty nice, lots of dark malts, roasty, chocolate, decent creamy oats, roasted coffee, etc etc. HOps are nice at first, but turn a little citrus and piney which clash a bit. Otherwise a pretty nice beer.
07-30-2014 01:55:20 | More by jlindros
3.81/5 rDev -0.5%
Poured from a 16 oz can into a standard pint.
A: Black. 1 finger, foamy head. Plenty of beer ring lacing.
S: Chocolate, coffee, and black licorice.
T: Roasted espresso, and coffee forward. Slight bittering on the back.
M: Hearty and earthy. Chalky finish.
D: Sip and enjoy.
Atmosphere is really nice. Strong head and persistent lacing. Nose is chocolate, coffee, and licorice. Roasted coffee and dark chocolate with a bitter licorice subtly available on the back end. Overall, this is a really good quaff.
04-23-2014 03:04:59 | More by bmwats
4/5 rDev +4.4%
07-09-2014 03:47:37 | More by meanmutt
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
12-26-2013 00:10:40 | More by alex021224
3.68/5 rDev -3.9%
Poured from a pounder can. Dark, oily brown with an off white head and lacing. Aroma of charred malts, dark fruits, vanilla, coffee and alcohol. In the taste, big chocolate malts, then more residual coffee, vanilla and hop flavor. Well balanced, the hop flavors are fairly brash to stand up to the malts, and do so in an earthy, bitter fashion. Full bodied brew with good carbonation and a hop bite. Overall, this stout is a great canned option. Recommended
06-08-2014 01:52:52 | More by Stinkypuss
3.76/5 rDev -1.8%
Pours black. Creamy tan head with great retention and lacing.
Getting some hops on the nose. Faint roast.
Taste is roast with moderate piney hop bitterness. Nice and pretty enjoyable. Perhaps not as intense as I would expect for 8%. But really like the earthy Pitney hop notes.
Full mouthfeel. Moderate carb.
Nice very easy drinking stout.
03-01-2014 02:20:38 | More by Powderhornphil
New York
3.74/5 rDev -2.3%
Can generously given to me at the end of a bottle share in chicago about 2 weeks ago. Enjoyed from a TB batch 002 snifter.
a - brew poured black as night with a massive mocha tan foamy head that hung out for a while and coated the glass with lacing as it dissipated.
s - nose is hoppy milk stout. Little grainy.
t - big roast subtle hop on the finish. Chocolate and grain the middle. Kind of meh, but the hop on the finish saves it.
m - soft and easy drinking. Kind of milk stouty.
o - overall far from a bad beer, but not a memorable stout. Very down the middle and good. Sadly there are a slew of great stouts that outshine this beer. This is the kind of beer that you would drink all the time if it was a local on draft all around town, but wouldn't make a special trip to get a taste.
01-24-2014 04:40:04 | More by cosmicevan
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According to the Illinois State Board of Education, a statewide financial analysis shows more than 100 school districts have dropped out of the highest financial ranking in the past year and the number of districts in Financial Watch — the lowest category — has doubled.
The financial health of school districts in the state are ranked by Financial Recognition, in which a district receives a score of 3.54 to 4.0 and requires little or no review or involvement by ISBE; Financial Review, with a score of 3.08 to 3.53 and require limited review by ISBE but will be monitored for potential downward trends; Early Warning, with a score of 2.62 to 3.07, with ISBE monitoring closely to offer proactive technical assistance and reviewed; and Financial Watch, with a score of 1.0 to 2.61, the highest risk category. ISBE monitors Financial Watch districts closely and offers assistance in the way of financial projections, cash flow analysis, budgeting, personnel inventories and enrollment projections.
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Schools in the Financial Review category are Bethel Grade School; Bluford Grade School Grand Prairie Grade School; Woodlawn Grade School; Woodlawn High School; and Mt. Vernon Township High School.
Schools in Financial Early Warning are Dodds Grade School; and Farrington Grade School.
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This is not a business plan, but there are a lot of people at EA who are walking around whispering: 40 / 40 / 20 per cent. The last time out, it was 65-70 per cent PlayStation, and everybody else divided up the 30 per cent that was left. Microsoft obviously took a big piece. Now it looks like 40 / 40 / 20 - Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo - and that is good for us, and its good for people who like games.
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"This money allows us to market outside of our region to let people know we are open for business and we have a lot to offer," said President of the 7 Mile Business Community Association Jacquie Ewing.
Lt. Governor Guadagno said in a statement:
"Tourism is an important economic engine for New Jersey, particularly along our shore. Its an industry that contributes significantly to the health of our communities by creating jobs and bringing revenue into our municipalities."
An idea Ewing supports.
"It really means a lot because without the money from the state, we really can't do what we need to do to market the area," said Ewing.
Marketing is the focus of Stone Harbor, who plans on using over $4,000 in grant money to establish a tourism website, begin mobile marketing in the area and promoting the shopping district, while Atlantic City Trolley Tours is looking to appeal to out of state and out of country tourists.
"We've already started to use it to get everyone down here to let them know that we're going to be here so when they start making their plans now to come down in the spring and summer, we want to make sure we're a part of their agenda while on vacation," said Director of Marketing and Sales for Atlantic City Trolley Tours Stephanie Adelizzi.
Vacations the region hopes to see return in the first tourism season since Hurricane Sandy.
"We certainly took a hit there's no doubt," said Ewing.
"But we basically have rebuilt, we've had to, and we're ready, we're open for business and we're raring to go."
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Senior forward/midfielder Jason Goicochea scored on either side of halftime, and Jeffrey Trujillo added a late goal as the Moreno Valley Valley View boys soccer team defeated Riverside North 3-1 Wednesday night at Bobby Bonds Sports Complex.
Goicochea scored in the 16th and 51st minutes for the Eagles (14-5-2 overall, 5-3-2 Inland Valley), who all but secured one of the league's four playoff spots with just two games to play.
His second-half goal was "about a pretty as it gets," Valley View coach John Kush said. Goicochea, running toward the right corner, got on the end of through-ball from Oswaldo Hernandez and fired a shot across the face of goal and past North goalkeeper Peter Havrisik into the back of the net.
Brandon Cardenas scored for the Huskies (7-8-1, 2-7-1) in the 66nd minute to tighten the game for a few minutes before Valley View's Trujillo settled a scramble in front of Havrisik in the 73rd minute with a goal from insde the 6.
Valley View, the three-time reigning Inland Valley League champions, plays host to Riverside Poly (15-0-8 overall, 9-0-1) on Friday.
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ROCK HILL — Near the Rock Hill Galleria, a development project that was stalled five years ago during the recession is back on track, Rock Hill City Councilman Kevin Sutton said on Tuesday.
Local development firm The Norman Co. owns almost 200 acres near the mall and hopes to bring retail shops and restaurants.
Several years ago, original development plans called for two-story buildings with businesses on the first level and residential space on the second level.
On Monday, the Rock Hill City Council voted to give The Norman Co. more flexibility and eliminate some stipulations that restricted what sort of businesses can occupy the space.
A similar concept for mixed-use development is underway about four miles away at Riverwalk off Cherry Road. The city and The Norman Co., Sutton said, are adjusting their plans to avoid dueling developments.
Theres probably not a market to do that twice in such close proximity, he said.
Sutton told a crowd of about 50 people Tuesday night that the new development could breathe new life near the Galleria.
Tuesdays meeting in Ward 3 was the fifth in a series of community meetings with Rock Hill Mayor Doug Echols and council members in their districts.
Suttons Ward 3 includes a small section of neighborhoods along Albright Road and the majority of businesses and residences near Dave Lyle Boulevard, including land The Norman Co. owns.
Near the planned development site, the city is waiting for the S.C. Department of Transportation to act on a request Rock Hill made several years ago, Sutton said.
Sutton is frustrated with S.C. DOT, he said, because its taking too long to fix the off-ramp and left turn lanes where drivers exit Interstate 77 onto Dave Lyle Boulevard heading south toward downtown.
The work wont be finished this year, he said.
After leaving the interstate, drivers meet congestion as cars line up on Dave Lyle Boulevard, waiting to turn left into the Target parking lot, Sutton said.
During the holidays, he said, the stalled traffic is especially heavy and unsafe.
And not just at holiday season its every afternoon, he said.
Rock Hill offered to complete engineering plans to move the road work along, Sutton said, and at first, the DOT agreed.
Later, when the projects progress slowed, the DOT changed its position and said its employees would draft the plans, he said.
The city and state have money set aside to pay for the road project but the DOTs dysfunction, Sutton said, is holding up the plan.
As new businesses move in and road projects come to fruition, Rock Hill needs to be strategic on Dave Lyle Boulevard so that the thoroughfares appearance doesnt relapse as Cherry Road has, he said.
Apartment complexes and high-density residential space need to be limited near Dave Lyle Boulevard, Sutton said, and could detract from the roads appeal.
We need to make sure it will be here and look as good as it does now, 20 years from now or 30 years from now.
The next neighborhood meeting is at 6:30 p.m. May 7 at the Rock Hill-York County Airport at 550 Airport Road.
Echols and Councilman John Black will attend the Ward 4 meeting.
Meetings are held within each council members ward, but anyone may attend any meeting.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Training for the Olympics, college
football and the 2013 NBA Draft:
No Dwyane Wade. No Chris Bosh.
The more defections announced from the U.S. men's Olympic
basketball team, the more you have to believe that Anthony Davis (Kentucky) and
Eric Gordon (Indiana) will be members of coach Mike Krzyzewski's team.
Bosh, the Miami Heat forward, was the latest to scratch
London from his summer itinerary. Bosh needs time to recover from the strained
abdominal muscle that limited his play during the NBA playoffs.
The decision by Bosh follows a similar move by Wade, his
Miami teammate, who needs surgery on a bad knee. LaMarcus Aldridge, Dwight
Howard, Derrick Rose and Chauncey Billups have already withdrawn from the team,
which will be selected on July 7 after several days of tryouts in Las Vegas.
There are 16 candidates for a dozen spots.
Davis is competing with Tyson Chandler, Lamar Odom, Kevin
Love, Blake Griffin, Carmelo Anthony and LeBron James for frontcourt time.
Gordon, who left IU after one season in 2008, is competing
against James Harden of Oklahoma City and Kobe Bryant of the Lakers at shooting
*Credit John Calipari with another assist. According to K.C.
Johnson of the Chicago Tribune, Calipari talked with Bulls manager Gar Forman
on Thursday afternoon and assured Forman that Marquis Teague was ready to play
defense in the NBA as a rookie.
The Bulls did not invite Teague to Chicago for a workout
before drafting him so Forman needed an endorsement from Calipari. He got it.
*Another local athlete won't have to wait until July 7 to
secure his spot on the Olympic team – former St. Xavier star Clark Burckle took
care of his situation Friday night at the U.S. Olympic Swimming and Diving
Trials in Omaha, Neb.
Burckle made the U.S. team in the 200-meter breaststroke –
by .08 second.
Burckle, who won an NCAA championship in the 200
breaststroke at the University of Arizona, looked like a beaten man with 30
meters to go. He looked beaten with 15 meters to go. And with five meters to
Burckle wasn't ready to lose. He surged at the wall and made
the team, following his sister, Caroline, who won a bronze medal in 2008 in
"Right now I'm just in shock," Burckle said during a
post-race interview with NBC. "I looked up at the (timing) board and thought I
was in fourth. I couldn't really see. I was disoriented. I'm just so proud to be part of what my
sister did."
*It's never too early to discuss the next NBA Draft.
Kentucky figures to have another string of guys primed to shake the hand of
commissioner David Stern. But the Wildcats won't be the only local program with
an eye on the draft.
For Kentucky, incoming freshmen Nerlens Noel, Alex Poythress
and Archie Goodwin all project as potential first-round picks. Transfer Ryan Harrow, who sat out last season,
figures to draw interest at point guard.
Sophomore Wayne Blackshear is getting the most love from
Louisville, but scouts will also be studying Peyton Siva, Gorgui Dieng and
Chane Behanan.
For Indiana, Cody Zeller figures to be a top five selection,
although he will only be a sophomore and remember that his brother, Tyler,
stayed four seasons at North Carolina. Christian Watford and Victor Oladipo
have a chance to play their way into consideration.
And don't forget Murray State. Racers' guard Isaiah Canaan
is undersized, but risky to ignore.
*I'm not going to ignore football. The annual three-day
Southeastern Conference three-day media session to celebrate – and publicize –
the start of the 2012 college football season is set for July 17-19 at the
Wynfrey Hotel in Birmingham, Ala.
Which three players will promote the University of Kentucky?
Center Matt Smith, defensive end Collins Ukwu and offensive
tackle Larry Warford.
The most-recognized names on the invite list are Alabama
offensive lineman Barrett Jones, Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson, Auburn
defensive end Corey Lemonier, Georgia receiver Tavarres King, Louisiana State
quarterback Zach Mettenberger, Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray and Vanderbilt
quarterback Jordan Rodgers.
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1. Do you have a support forum? I've found your help file, and that is useful, but it can be nice to have a place to go to check out answers to questions.
2. Do your sliders not automatically resize images?
thank you, Megan
Hi, Megan,
Thanks for your purchased.
1. We do not have a support forum now, before the forum be set up, please feel free to ask us via this comments system or email. (email@example.com)
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The slider size: in fullwidth page: Width:940 Hight:373 in page with sidebar: Width:625 Hight:415 px
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Hi. Thank you for your reply. You said:
2. Your uploaded feature image should not smaller than the required size, and the image could be automatically resized.
The slider size: in fullwidth page: 940373 px in page with sidebar: 625415 px
Does this mean that I need to do something in order to automatically resize them? Does the slider take the featured image of a post in the designated category or does it take from any/all of the images?
I have images that are large, and when I put it into a featured slider, it takes over the whole page.
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Please could you help.
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HI, looks really cool one question I didn´t get in the discussion - will it soon be possible to link to pages or is this not planned. Would be important for me (and I would think also for a magazine), because otherwise it´s only useful for the blog and not as a CMS . Cheers, Rupert
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I really love the design. But is it possible to link pictures also to posts or can they only act as a portfolio (as seen in the demo) Greets
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Hello, I am having an issue setting the page with a sidebar. For some odd reason it is stacking on top of one another rather than give me a fullwidth with a sidebar. Why is that?
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Hi, we provide Brick Slide and Nivo slide in Page-Edit. The value include image number, slices, speed and effect(fade, fold…sliceUpLeft…)could be setted for Nivo Slide.
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Hi There, I had another question about the theme…with the Brick Slider on our home page at http://www.ijazzglobal.com/paradigm, in the top left corner of the slider, it places a link with the title of the page the Featured Image the slider is showing, and "read more…" below the link. Is there any way we can get rid of that link totally, so only the picture shows up in the brick slider? I do not see anything in Wordpress to disable it.
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We'll update the settings in the next version.
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Hi, very nice teme, bought two weeks ago ; the fact is : I have a trouble with dropdown menu, the mouse 'loses' it when scrolling down ; is there an issue ?
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I'm sure I'm just missing something really easy…and I love the theme…but how do I make the Nivo slider work on the homepage?
Hi, you can select the slider type in Page-edit's Custom Fields like this screenshot: http://d.pr/prIq
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You can find the complete tutorial in section "3.4.1 Slide" of help file.
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Village Point 104: 3 BR / 3.0 BA townhome in Breckenridge, Sleeps 8 in Breckenridge Area
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets considered no
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This Village Point unit has been under remodel all last summer and has come out spectacular. This spacious townhome is warm, inviting and has a great balcony to enjoy your own very own private hot tub. It is a true gem within walking distance to everything! Recent upgrade include:
-New floor coverings (wood on the main level and new carpet throughout)
-Granite counters in the kitchen and Corian in the bathrooms.
-New stone and raised hearth at the fireplace with new mantle and cabinets.
-New custom designer furniture on the main level and master bedroom.
-Queen bed in the guest suite.
-Two bunks in the third guest bedroom.
-New stainless steel appliances.
-New Travertine tile in the master shower area.
-New chandeliers at the living room and dining room.
-New custom draperies on the main level and new wood blinds throughout.
-New wall art and cabinets in the living room.
-New paint throughout. The Village Point Townhomes are located on Broken Lance Drive, near the south end of town. They are located close to the Peak 9 Base, only a seven minute walk to the Quicksilver Super Six Chairlift, and a five minute walk to the quaint shops and restaurants of historic downtown Breckenridge. The free shuttle bus stops at the entrance to Village Point.
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- guests provide their own meals
- clothes dryer
- washing machine
- parking
- internet
- fireplace
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- hot tub
- Bathrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 3
- Bedrooms
- 3 bedrooms, sleeps 8, beds for 8
- games
- pool table
- television
- dvd player
- stereo
- outdoor grill
- deck / patio
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
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Sony PlayStation games on HTC phones and tablets this year
Got a HTC smartphone? Love games? Good, as later this year a number of HTC smartphones will be PlayStation certified, paving the way for full PlayStation games to appear on your handset! So, along with the likes of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, HTC phones will be able to play back PlayStation classics such as Crash Bandicoot.
A source close to fellow gadget site Pocket-lint confirmed that HTC smartphones and tablets will eventually be able to play PlayStation certified games and other PSOne titles. Word is that an announcement confirming so will be made as early as later this month. Mobile World Congress at the end of the month sounds like the perfect venue to announce such plans.
PS Vita launch line-up confirmed, more great games on the way
Allowing PlayStation games to appear on non-Sony products might seem like madness, but there is plenty of method in it, as Sony aims to make inroads into a growing mobile scene, and expand the PlayStation brand.
At a time when cheap apps and games from the Apple App Store, Android Marketplace and Windows Marketplace dominate the mobile scene, having more engaging console quality games on HTC smartphones and tablets is not a bad idea, that can only raise the standards of what we expect from games on our mobile devices. Pocket-lint did ask HTC and PlayStation for comment, but the company declined to comment on "rumours or speculation".
PlayStation games are already playable on the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play phone, so it's only natural that Sony wants to see the brand on more devices, and have more of a dominant presence in mobile gaming.
Speaking of which, don't forget to check out our PS Vita review at the link below. The Sony handheld console arrives in stores on 22nd February, accompanied by some great launch titles.
Which PlayStation games would you like to see on your HTC phone?
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yeah but the xperia play will still be better with the game pad...Report as inappropriate
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This is already available using the 'fpse' android app. i've been playing many ps1 games for ages on my android phone, though many DO need proper analogue sticks for better control. most play very well though.Report as inappropriate
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Digestive Disorders Health Center
Small Intestine
The small intestine is a winding, tightly folded tube about 20 ft (6 m) long in adults. It is connected to the stomach on the top end and to the large intestine (colon) on the bottom end.
Most of the food a person consumes is digested and absorbed in the small intestine. The lining of the small intestine has tiny finger-shaped raised tissues (villi). These raised tissues greatly increase the surface area of the intestine, which absorbs calories and nutrients from food.
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After four straight losses it might be nice to change the conversation for a little bit to a subject less contentious...realignment. Bob McKenzie went into this in a lengthy article back in October. Bettman also discussed the issue of realignment in his radio address Thursday.
Then last night on Hockey Night in Canada's Hot Stove they discussed a new possible plan that could be presented at the Board of Governors meeting this week. The guys over at Puck Daddy also gave their thoughts. Basically under this more radical plan things would break down as follows:
San Jose, Los Angeles, Anaheim, Phoenix, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Colorado
Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Minnesota, Nashville, Columbus, Winnipeg, Dallas
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, NY Rangers, NY Islanders, New Jersey, Washington, Carolina
Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Buffalo, Boston, Florida, Tampa Bay
At the very least it is interesting and different. The divisional opening two rounds of the playoffs is a plus. The big issue I have isn't the alignment itself, it is the scheduling of games during the regular season. From the writers at Litter Box Cats they write that under this proposal each team would have a home and home outside its division with remaining games being played within the division. So the Devils would play as many games against Montreal and Boston as they would against Phoenix and Vancouver. Deal breaker.
If the NHL is serious about this alignment, then I would hope they would change their stance on the scheduling. Something like this type of scheduling might help get the Eastern votes needed to pass.
For an Eastern conference team:
Six games within the division for a total of 36. Four games outside the division, yet within the conference for a total of 28. One game versus teams outside the conference with one year a division at home, the next year the division away for a total 16. For a grand total of 80 games. Then pick a team to have a home and home with.
For a Western conference team:
Six games within the division for a total of 42. Then three games outside the division, yet within the conference for a total of 24. (This gets tricky with three games but for example one year Detroit would play a home and home versus the other the division, plus four teams at home and four away versus the same division switching teams the following year) One game versus teams outside the conference with one year a division at home, the next year the division away for a total of 14. For a total of 80 games. Then pick a team to have a home and home with.
I would think that this would work on many levels. For the Eastern teams they keep basically their current scheduling with six and four conference games and could eliminate some trips with the West. For the Western teams they could eliminate some trips east and even eliminate some trips between their conference by going from the present four to three.For Eastern time zone teams in the West like Detroit and Columbus it would reduce their games in Mountain and Pacific time zones from 16 to 12.
Then the extra home and home could be played between outliers like Tampa and Florida or between conferences like Detroit and Toronto.
Whatever happens I hope that this issue gets resolved this week because the next Board of Governors meeting isn't until the All-Star break and I don't know what could possibly change between now and then as to why this can't be done now. Oh...right....Phoenix.....
What are your thoughts on this new plan presented on Hockey Night in Canada's Hot Stove? How about the scheduling of games based on that plan I presented above? Or do you have your own idea?


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County officials and homeowners in Albemarle County are buzzing about the possibility of a "high school of the future." The school board is set to approve its strategic plan next week - and along with it, funds to research and plan for a new high school.
The school board is currently looking ahead to 2020. Some Albemarle homeowners want to renovate existing high schools, but parents in the northern corridor say a new high school is just what the county needs.
Michelle Gregory's son Noah walked through the doors of Albemarle High School last year alongside almost 1,800 students.
"I just sort of found out last year how huge Albemarle is and I just think that's just so many kids and you really kind of lose that close-knit feeling," said Gregory.
The Albemarle County School Board is currently planning for how county schools will cope with expected growth in the northern corridor.
"Albemarle has been around for a long time and I know they have expanded it over and over again and, I mean it's so large that most of the kids don't even use their lockers because there's no time to run to their locker to run all the way at one end of the school and then be somewhere else," said Gregory.
The county's long-range planning advisory committee recommended additions to Western Albemarle and Monticello high schools, but county officials say a new high school addresses growth in the north more effectively.
"It all comes down to the experience for students, really providing them learning opportunities, expanding opportunities for them and the curriculum comes first and that's what our board recognizes," said Matt Haas, assistant superintendent for Albemarle schools.
Gregory's neighbor Charlie Jones has three children under the age of 10.
He says a new high school would shorten his family's commute - and free up the roads for others.
"Having a new high school out in this area would obviously lessen the commute time for the kids and for the parents for that school and activities - if we just renovate the existing schools, then we will still have that drive, we will still have that commute and that's a lot of time, it's a lot of gas, it's more pollution - all those things that we really don't want here in Charlottesville," said Jones.
Once the school board approves the strategic plan, research on the options will move forward. If, down the road, the board decided to build a new high school, construction could start by 2020.
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Caps Place By The Sea in Pompano Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 13
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
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vacation rental description
This 4 bedroom 2 bath Home is located west side of the Intracostal close to grocery and starbucks!
It is also close to the beautiful white sandy beaches of Pompano Beach & Lauderdale By the Sea (20 minutes from Ft. Lauderdale airoport, walking distance to great restaurants! minutes from EVERYTHING .
This home is incredibly spacious W/ Over 2200 SQ. FT. OF AC
The house has 2 family rooms, great pool area and a whole lot more!
1st Bedroom - King Bed / 1 Twin Bed
2nd Bedroom - Queen Bed
3rd Bedroom - Two Full Beds
4th Bedroom - Two Twin Beds
Queen Futon Couch
Twin Rollaway Beds also available.
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Last modified on 01-12-2013 at 5:31 AM.
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Matthew 954 648 2340
house rental amenities
* Gourmet Kitchen stocked with all necessary items
* Granite countertops, Stainless Steel Appliances
* Main Floor offers a Living Area and open kitchen with serving Bar
* Private pool area with outdoor patio furniture
vacation rental rates
Please Call for Special Pricing!!!!!!!
Matthew 954 648 2340
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