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Looking for inns in Bar Harbor? Why not try Acadia Hotel! This 3-star Bar Harbor inn offers a computer station. If you are visiting United States of America on vacation or for business, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find a spa tub on site, so make the most of it! The lobby has a TV in it to keep you occupied while you're waiting. Free Wi-F...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 40 reviews
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The Cleftstone Manor, built in 1884 on "Millionaire's Row", is one of the few Victorian mansions to escape the fire of 1947. The seventeen guestrooms, each with private bath, and magnificent common rooms are furnished with Victorian antiques and period pieces, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of turn of the century Bar Harbor. Enjoy a gourmet breakfast e...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 114 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The breakfast and evening bites were absolutely AMAZING! Couldn't ask for a more pleasant or welcoming owner and staff. Every aspect exceeded our expectations.
|Excellent - 112 reviews
Welcome to Colonel's Suites! This 3 star Northeast Harbor hotel has its own restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner where you will find a selection of items to try. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks after a long day. Staff are available to provide tour/ticket assistance. Free Wi-Fi is provided so you can check your in-box whenev...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 112 reviews
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With a stay at Harbour Cottage Inn B&B in Southwest Harbor, you'll be by the ocean and close to Wendell Gilley Museum and Northeast Harbor Golf Club. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Thuya Garden and Asticou Azalea Garden. Make yourself at home in one of the 11 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless I...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 24 reviews
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Searching for convenient motel rates in Bar Harbor? Take a look at Bar Harbor Motel! This Bar Harbor motel offers free Wi-Fi and a computer station. Be sure to leave some room for your swimsuit as this motel features a seasonal outdoor pool, a nice way to unwind
Overall Rating - Excellent - 602 reviews
Excellent 9.0
nice room nice location
most enjoyable stay was there only one evening.young man taking care of breakfast area very attentive.
Excellent 10.0
I like the layout of small buildings set back from the road. The staff were super friendly and helpful.
absolutely not!
|Good - 95 reviews
In the heart of Northeast Harbor, Kimball Terrace Inn Northeast Harbor is close to Thuya Garden and Asticou Azalea Garden. This hotel is within close proximity of Northeast Harbor Golf Club and Wendell Gilley Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 71 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable progra...
Overall Rating - Good - 95 reviews
Good 7.0
This property was very clean, especially the rooms and baths.
A little on the outdated side, but cleanliness more than made up for it. Could use coffee makers in the room.Property is in a quiet location, a good 15-20 minutes from Bar Harbor, which is what we wanted, but others may not. There is a restaurant on premise, but only two others nearby. Northeast Harbor is largely residential and not touristy.
Good 7.0
room is clean, big, has harbor view. The location is quiet. Staffs are nice.
expensive for one star hotel. The hotel needs upgrade for the price.
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Located in Northeast Harbor, Asticou Inn is minutes from Asticou Azalea Garden and close to Thuya Garden. This inn is within close proximity of Northeast Harbor Golf Club and Wendell Gilley Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 48 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include phones and iron...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 65 reviews
Poor 1.0
This hotel was horrible...did not stay past first night . Not even a half star! Stuffing coming out of old dilapidated couch, no air,sparse ancient furnishings,3 tv channels.....horrific!!
Excellent 10.0
Great views of the harbor. Lovely grounds; very nice landscaped with colorful flowers. Staff was beyond exceptional; Room was spacious, great pillows, good firm mattress. Quiet. Had interesting guests that you can meet when viewing HUGE verandah.
Sofa bed was uncomfortable for guest.I would go back to this Inn again because of the lovely grounds and receptive and friendly staff - who were all fairly young 22-27 but well-mannered, polished, and really fr
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Overall Rating - Good - 17 reviews
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 481 reviews
Good 8.0
Very efficient staff, shuttle bus into town excellent.
Room too small for a family of 5
Excellent 9.0
Very friendly and helpful staff. Clean, comfortable rooms. Nice pool and lawn area. Family friendly. Convenient location close to Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 311 reviews
Excellent 9.6
-Room was spacious and comfortable -bathroom had a window for extra light and ventilation -Massage chair was a nice addition -plenty of storage for clothing in dresser and closet -plenty of parking -beautiful view -pool had plenty of seating and was well maintained -fitness facility was easily accessible and met my needs -short walk/drive to looking glass restaurant -main bar with piano player was enjoyable
-could use more easily accessible outlets -on two occasions (once in the fitness center, another in the main lobby) the water cooler did not have the cap removed by the staff. In the fitness center, I had to remove it myself and flip over the 5 gallon cooler. In the lobby I left it as is.
Excellent 9.0
Super clean, friendly staff,nice views
decor wasa little old lady, very pricey
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A stunning vista overlooking our marina and the dazzling blue water of Frenchman's Bay awaits you when you visit the Bar Harbor Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort. With over 1000 feet of ocean frontage, this multi-level resort offers luxuriously appointed guest rooms and suites, recreational facilities, two restaurants, an oceanfront lounge, and meeting facilities...
Overall Rating - Good - 1523 reviews
Good 8.0
This hotel is in a wonderful location close to the Acadia park entrance but still convenient to get into Bar Harbor. They have a free bus that can take you to the village green and everything is in walking distance from there. The room and staff = great
If a view is important make sure you get into the main section of the hotel. We were in a side section with no view.
Excellent 10.0
The Location, pool and Tikki Bar
The fact that I forgot my Sandals by the hot tub by the pool area and house keeping didn't turn them in lost and found .. It was a nice pair :(.. An employee told me that someone also lost their Nokia SLR in 10 mins.. so there is defiantly fishy joinVery nice location and views, very close to Acadia National park. Didn't like the food at italian restaurant at all .. I have had much better Italian food don't waste your money trying fancy named dishes. Someone said though the breakfast was really good..
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Featuring an indoor swimming pool and a tennis court, Harbor Ridge is located in Southwest Harbor. The property boasts views of the Acadia mountains. A private balcony is included with each self-catering unit at the property. The full kitchen is equipped with a stovetop, microwave and dishwasher. Select units have a spa bath. A shared lounge, fitness centr...
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 163 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Off the main strip on a quiet street. Private location, easy parking. An easy walk to everything in town without having to drive.
No ocean view - but we knew that going in. It's a couple blocks to the water.Spacious room - ours was on the first floor with a private outside entrance and a nice balcony with table and chairs for an evening glass of wine or morning coffee. Nice 'New England' feel and decor. Very helpful front desk - gave us maps, suggested restaurants and sightseeing opportunities - very nice.
Excellent 9.0
Very good location, extremely helpful staff.Very clean and comfortable room.
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Located in Tremont, Maine, this waterfront guest accommodation offers free Wi-Fi, a living area, and a full kitchen. Arcadia National Park is 5 miles away. Cathedral ceilings and cable TV are offered in the spacious living area of Ann's Point Cottages. Cabin style rooms feature wood furnishing and simple decor. A fully equipped kitchen offers a hob along w...


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this weekend may have been the most spectacular I have seen in my lifetime. The kid is 5'10" and has a 52" vertical leap. There were dudes from Miami (Dequan Jones), Duke (Plumlee) and Clemson (Narcisse) also in the contest. Jones and Plumlee each had a couple spectacular dunks.
I think Parker & Fuast could probably do a solid job representing Maryland in a dunk contest. Are there any ultra high risers in Turge's cross-hairs? In this thread, we ate the best current, semi recent past, all time and Future Terps dunkers.
Current: Parker or Faust
Semi Recent Past: Francis
All Time: Bias
Future: Layman

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The unsung goat of the week goes to Kelvin Sheppard. There's a reason why Wannstedt "hid" the 4-3 last week by using Nickel exclusively, as he cannot (yet) run a correct gap, shed blocks, get out on a stretch play, or drop into coverage. We don't have linebackers to play a 4-3.
Here's how to beat the Bills D, in any set, with the run attack. Double Kyle Williams. Block Nick Barnett. Done.
Moats, Shep, and Scott can't even pull off a good Jeff Posey impression. Bradham was the only player (other than Barnett) able to actually make plays from the linebacking unit, and even he looked foolish when getting burned on misdirection. Bowman, Willis; Brandon Spikes, Mayo. Those are linebackers. Until we get them, and until George Wilson starts playing like he used to, expect the middle of our defense to continue to be penetrable.
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I finally made it to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. I've always wanted to visit, finally did. After a full day of riding the coasters at Cedar Point, I made it to the Hall the day after this year's HoF game. That was great timing, as the field was open and I was able to get some pics there and walk on it.
With Broncos fans having to wait until 2003 to get the first Bronco inducted (Elway), the Broncos sure did have a lot of extra presence. Especially Elway. The wall picture leading into the hall of busts has Elway's year, and the wall picture of how the busts are made are of Elway's bust.
Glyn Milburn has a jersey for a 251 yard all purpose game, along with a pair of Sharpe's cleats.
They had a display with D. Thomas' helmet and Tebow's jersey from their Big Playoff win last season. Fastest OT win in Playoff history!
All of the interactive displays are fantastic, and the Super Bowl theater is a good show too, thankfully I went in a year that the Patriots didn't win!
Get to the Hall if you can!


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Designing A Wine List
Article By: David Singer
The wine list is the primary venue for those of us in restaurants to showcase our wares to our clients. And with the evolution of modern technology, the internet has also given retailers the ability to create wine lists as well, via websites or computers kiosks in their stores. With the constantly increasing interest in learning about wine, it has never been more important to optimize the utility of the wine list as an information source. But successfully accomplishing this is no easy task. Here are some simple suggestions to creating an approachable, reader-friendly and effective list.
The classic wine list is organized by region, a system that has stood the test of time. But a more creative style that would be appropriate in both retail stores and restaurants is to combine casual settings with formal service - an increasingly popular trend. One idea is to organize the list by grape and then, within that section, organize it by the weight of the wines, from lightest to full bodied. The plus side to this is that your average consumer or waiter can, with some introductory knowledge, easily find what they're looking for. If you have a very large list, divide it into sections in order to reduce the intimidation factor. In a restaurant, even people who have a decent familiarity with wine can be very intimidated when they're brought a bible-sized list. Likewise, walking into even an average-sized retail outlet and looking at rows and rows of wines can be overwhelming. If you have a massive list, consider dividing it based on price with the first part being less than $5O and the balance of the list in another section. You may also want to create a recommendations page, displaying delicious value finds, deals or just a wine that you find particularly exciting. In addition, I'd encourage you to envision your wine list as something more than just a list of wines - make it educational. Tempt people to spend time reading your list, not just scanning it to find something they'd like to buy. The increased availability of fast and reasonably-priced color laser printers, along with the addition of maps, bottle sizes, regional highlights, and winemaker profiles offers endless creative possibilities to make a wine list more engaging. Depending on the size of the list, you could add in tasting notes, pairings or other commentary for each wine.
A final suggestion on organization and content: add a little personality. I've seen some great wine lists that organize their sections around themes. The now defunct AZ in New York had sections divided based on the Chinese philosophy Tao Te Ching, and used Chinese characters to symbolize different wines. For example, the icon for thunder was used to indicate big, fruit forward wines. Are there themes in your own restaurant or retail venue that you could build upon like this? You could incorporate nautical, cinematic, sports, or literary references. Or consider some humor. Cuvee restaurant in New Orleans added a hidden joke to their list by making the phonetics humorous. The Alsace producer Josmeyer under its formal description was "YoYoYos-meyer".
A great wine list is more than just well organized, clever content, though. It might seem obvious to some, but you should make sure your wine list is clean, clear and accurate. You can achieve clean and clear simply by having a list with an easy-to-read size and style of font. This should be tested by restaurants at a table with the same ambient light that occurs during service. For retailers, make sure that your site is viewed well by different kinds of computers and on different operating systems. With respect to accuracy, wines should not only be compared to the list during inventory, but also cross-checked by someone else in the trade. Simply ask a friend to review your list and you theirs. Everyone needs an editor to help catch simple oversights or to point out errors for regions they're not so familiar with. And this could save you future embarrassment with clients or respected peers who could spot a mistake you might have caught with just a bit more review.
Finally, consider what your wine list is bound with. These days, you aren't limited to the traditional burgundy colored leather - a more table-friendly binding is always welcome. And how many times have you seen a restaurant guest knock over a glass of water or singe the list on a table candle because of its ungainly size? 8 by 11 inches as a size works very well if you have a large desk to spread out on, but isn't very practical on a restaurant table that is already set with your finest sliver and show plates. A smaller sized list may mean more pages but it will add a level of comfort when it can be held in one hand and flipped through at leisure. As wine professionals, selling is not limited to verbal interactions. Make your wine list - whether leather-bound or online-read at a table or in a store - a tool for building a stronger relationship with your clients. Make it useful, make it educational, make it fun, and you'll see your clients come back for more.


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The March to 85 is Over for LSU
We have come to the end of the road for LSU's March to 85.
Reader "Homework" who has been all over the LSU numbers for us sent this in this morning. If anyone else has more information on the details of Garrett's release from his scholarship, please post them in the comments section. It appears on the surface, just based on the rivals piece below, that Garrett was simply mailed a notice that his scholarship would not be renewed, which prompted him to ask for a release. Not sure if that makes sense though; why would you need to ask for a release if you have not been renewed?
Regardless, it sure was a nice gesture on Les Miles' part to allow him to go to Mississippi State if he wants. It is total BS how these coaches/schools can controls kids, especially the ones that are being forced out. We're basically seeing the professionalization of college football minus the players being able to exercise their full rights as a free agent once they get cut.
We need to gather a little more information on Garrett's situation before we blast Les Miles, but at the moment the whole thing doesn't exactly look good. We'll try to gather a little more on this story over the weekend and post an update. Until then you have to ask yourself the question, had LSU been restricted from oversigning their roster would Chris Garrett be leaving the program? Also, if you subscribe to the notion that Miles knew that he was going to cut Garrett back when he was oversigning his class and basically signing a new recruit to Garrett's scholarship, then why did he wait so long to send him the notice that he would not be renewed? Honestly, it looks like Miles just goes out and gets as many players as he can get away with and then just figures out how to get the roster down to 85.
LSU coach Les Miles confirmed Thursday night that redshirt freshman quarterback Chris Garrett is leaving the football program.
Garrett had a meeting with Miles on Wednesday and asked for his release. Miles granted Garrett his release. Garrett cannot transfer to any Southeastern Conference school other than Mississippi State.
The family received certified mail last week which indicated that Garrett's scholarship would not be renewed. The head coach has the intent to have a discussion with the player and explain to him what needs to be done for him to remain in the program on scholarship.
The March to 85 - LSU
|Reason for Leaving
|Akiem Hicks
|Defensive Tackle
|Removed from the team - was involved in NCAA investigation
|Kyle Prater
|Jhyryn Taylor
|Wide Receiver
|Thomas Parsons
|Medical Hardship Scholarship
|John Williams
|Wide Receiver
|Medical Hardship Scholarship
|Clay Spencer
|Offensive Lineman
|Medical Hardship Scholarship
|Chris Garrett
|Cut - Scholarship Not Renewed
|Houston Bates
|Defensive End
|Released from LOI in April; refused Greyshirt
|Elliott Porter
|Offensive Lineman
|Asked to Greyshirt in AUGUST; refused Greyshirt; released
Had LSU been restricted to signing to their limit of 85 and still suffered the same attrition as above, they would be going into the season with 78 players on scholarship. Instead they will lose these 7 guys and still come in at 85. What a luxury for the coaching staff at LSU to be able to oversign with reckless abandon.
"Honestly, it looks like Miles just goes out and gets as many players as he can get away with and then just figures out how to get the roster down to 85." and What a luxury for the coaching staff at LSU to be able to oversign with reckless abandon."
are you applying this uneducated comment to Nick Saban and Houston Nutt, too? Remember Saban cleans house every year to get "his" players in. Houston Nutt signed 30 something players last year. Do you know the rules about how many kids can enroll each year? Do the math.
"ask yourself the question, had LSU been restricted from oversigning their roster would Chris Garrett be leaving the program?"
ummm, I'm not the biggest Miles fan but, do you really think he is dumb enough to cut one of only 3 scholarship quarterbacks on his roster rather than one of the 35 offensive line he seems to have on the roster if he was doing it only to make room?
Also, if Miles was
LSU oversigns with wreckless abandon? Why don't you check out the real culprits in the SEC: MSU, Ole Miss, Auburn and Alabama. Auburn signed 89 the last 3 years, Alabama signed 85, Ole Miss signed 93 and MSU signed 80. LSU, on the other hand, has signed 79. Those programs had to run more players off to get down to the 85 requirement than LSU.
Man I would really love to go play for an SEC school and have my scholarship be revoked via certified mail, what a family. You are the 3rd string REDSHIRT FRESHMAN and you get cut for not making the grad. If the player was leaving on his own terms there is no way Miles would let him play at ANY SEC school. Come on now let use your head. Also, if LSU has so many OL why do they already have 3 committed to this years class? Answer: because Miles knows he can sign 35 per class, get away with it and just cut down to 85 by ruining kids lives!
This is not singling out LSU in particular. This is singling out the entire SEC because they continue to ruin kids lives due to oversigning.
"If the player was leaving on his own terms there is no way Miles would let him play at ANY SEC school. Come on now let use your head."
Really? Miles not only let Jones look at ONE school in the SEC, he gave permission to look at TWO. Your "use your head" comment has no weight at all.
Former LSU cornerback Phelon Jones to transfer to Alabama
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
TUSCALOOSA – Alabama football coach Nick Saban turned to his former school to secure secondary help for the future.
LSU cornerback Phelon Jones, a Mobile native, said he will leave Baton Rouge following the spring semester and play for the Crimson Tide. Jones started two games and made 15 tackles for the Tigers last season.
The No. 3 player on the 2006 Birmingham News Super Seniors list announced on April 3 that he was transferring from LSU because he wanted more playing time.
Originally, Jones received clearance from LSU coach Les Miles to speak only with the Auburn coaches. But the family went back to Miles a few days later when it realized Alabama might be a better fit.
On Thursday, Miles reconsidered and freed Jones up to approach UA.
"This is not singling out LSU in particular" Again, really? Why is no other school mentioned in the article?
Oh boy! That was sure nice of Miles to let him transfer to by far the worst team in the conference. What a stand-up guy. Miles spells it all out in his quote about he was never really able to come in and compete. Behind the scenes that is telling everyone he was forced to transfer to free up a spot. On the other side if he did transfer on his own, if LSU wouldnt have oversigned every year they would be well below the scholarship levels. Every team has attrition and its part of the game but its CHEATING when you dont follow the rules and a school intentionally oversigns.
This says it all! We signed you, youre not good enough because we didnt give you enough time to develop so we are cutting you scholarship. BOOM
"I wish Chris my best," Miles said. "In my opinion, he didn't ever seem to settle in and compete. Chris has talent. He's a good kid and a great student. I wish him the best."
also, Bryan they have 3 on scholarship now with incoming freshman Zach Lee
This sites own information shows LSU is ranked 8th in the SEC. 8th!! and 15th in the country!!!
Shouldnt this article have addressed Auburns sacrificing?
I didnt count Lee because he may sign with the Dodgers. He was drafted in the 1st round of MLB draft.
I see what you are saying about Lee but Miles already said Lee would be battling for the 2nd qb spot. Until he goes MLB he is still a recruit who signed, fair enough?
Joshua writes:
"We need to gather a little more information on Garrett's situation before we blast Les Miles, but at the moment the whole thing doesn't exactly look good."
3 sentences later, with no additional information gathered, Joshua writes:
"Honestly, it looks like Miles just goes out and gets as many players as he can get away with and then just figures out how to get the roster down to 85."
About as fair and balanced as Fox News or MSNBC, take your pick.
If Les Miles was looking to "cut" the bottom player of 86 it wouldn't have been Garrett. His starting QB, Jordan Jefferson, was mediocre at best last year. The 2nd string QB, Jarrett Lee, threw an incredible 6 pick 6′s as the starter in 2008. 2010 recruit Zach Lee, a first round pick of the L.A. Dodgers, is likely to sign a 7 figure baseball contract and never enroll at LSU.
The idea that Miles would "cut" Garrett for no reason other than to get down to 85 and potentially be down to Jarrett Lee and walk ons at QB in the event of an injury to Jordan Jefferson is beyond stupid.
Hey Joshua, now that USC has admitted that their incoming freshman running back (or Lane Kiffin) lied about Alabama and Florida making illegal contact with him, where's the retraction?
Don't count on it, DP.
But I want to know when the official petition to the NCAA is going out in the mail. Even though this website has been linked to other websites all over the WWW, I am still guessing that the word hasn't exactly reached Indy yet. This website is the equivalent of one guy standing up on the back row of a Megadeth concert during the first song, cranked up to 130 db, and telling them to turn down the music.
First off, LSU is denying that they weren't willing to renew his scholarship. Now it's a he said, he said situation (which is more than you usually have) but something doesn't smell right. If LSU needed to cut somebody, you would think it would be an upperclass lineman who never sees the field, not the 3rd string QB when that position is shakey at best. If LSU did cut this guy then I will likely agree with you on this one as a redshirt freshman hasn't had the time in the program to develop – but like I said, something's fishy in this story.
Secondly, let me make a request of you. Make a comparison of programs across the country, but not of the oversigning – of players leaving the team. I know players leave B10 teams just like they do the SEC, but is there a large difference between the two? How about the B12, ACC, Beast and P10? THAT is a reasonable thing to look at that will shine some light either on your theory or against it. If the SEC is comparable in attrition to other schools, then you have nothing to complain about except that your conference doesn't allow your schools to be effecient, however if Bama, LSU, Auburn, Florida, et al have twice the attrition than the average school, I will start to come over to your way of thinking. This would take some real time and honest analysis which you have not shown to this point, but would go a long way to secure some credibility.
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Waterfowl Outfitter Directory Upland Bird Outfitter Directory
Choose Alberta for your Bird Hunt!
Alberta offers world class sporting opportunities for the wing shooter.
The following is a brief description of what's available for species and hunting for each region of the province.
The Boreal and Peace Country:
The ruffed grouse is the most abundant upland game bird the boreal fringe offers and is the best ruffy hunting in the province and maybe the continent. Sharp-tailed grouse, spruce grouse and ptarmigan also occur in the boreal.
The Peace Country may be the very best goose-hunting destination on the continent. Thousands of local and migrating Canada geese stage in northwest Alberta's Peace country throughout September and October. The Peace country is a large block of parkland habitat surrounded by forests of poplar and mixed coniferous trees. Running throughout the "Peace" is the mighty Peace River and several large lakes and wetlands provide additional staging habitat for migrating wildfowl. This is the first place where the geese are introduced to sportsmen and the birds are naive and rarely shy from a blind.
As with the geese, ducks (particularly mallards) stage in the Peace parklands by the thousands. The abundant mallards share the same food source as the geese and very often mallards are shot prior to and in between goose flights. The large wetlands and lakes of the Peace parklands the boreal forests also offer some of the best diver hunts in the West. There are lite
rally countless water-bodies throughout the North that have never seen a duck boat.
Late September and early October is the ideal time to witness the migration of most duck species.
The Parkland:
Ruffed grouse, sharp-tailed grouse and Hungarian partridge are common and locally abundant.


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Get your questions ready, Brazilian mixed martial arts (MMA) fans.
On Friday, Aug. 2, 2013 at 2 p.m. ET, former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) heavyweight champion Junior dos Santos will answer fan questions for roughly one-hour prior to the UFC 163 weigh-ins at the HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
There will be plenty for dos Santos to discuss at the Q&A session, particularly because he is just a few months away from one of the most anticipated trilogy match ups in UFC history against current divisional titleholder Cain Velasquez.
Dos Santos and Velasquez have split their first two fights, each capturing one-sided wins; however, at UFC 166 on Oct. 19, 2013 the best man will be determined once and for all.
On top of his upcoming title fight, there's a good chance "Cigano" will discuss his comments about Velasquez hitting "like a girl," knocking out Mark Hunt with a spectacular spinning back kick at UFC 160 and much, much more.
UFC 163: "Aldo vs. Korean Zombie" goes down Aug. 3, 2013 from the HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The main event will see featherweight champion Jose Aldo put his belt on the line against Chan Sung Jung.
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Routes Sorted
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Salad Shooter is just right of Pump Truck and may share some holds near the start. It is noted by the giant hamhock/pinch you get for you left hand between bolts 3 and 4. Climb up and do the boulder problem into the roof with the final blind throw around the bulge to snag a sloper. Once mantled, continue up the 5.5 to the anchors. All said, the crux is short but fun. It would definitely have more stars if it were longer.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. -- Sports interest survives and thrives on the second guess. No one gets second guessed more than NFL head coaches and none of them gets second guessed more at any time of the year than now.
The beauty of the second guess is that you can never be wrong. Look at what poor Jim Caldwell's going through in Indianapolis. Since he pulled Peyton Manning last week with a lead on the Jets, the Colts have lost their last two regular season games as they head into the playoffs as the top seed in the AFC. Lose in the playoffs and he'll be flayed by second-guessers saying he ruined the team's momentum.
Win the Super Bowl and he'll still be criticized by second guessers who will say that if he'd played Manning the last two games he could have had a Super Bowl and a perfect season.
Caldwell's response to his critics: "my job is to win championships, not to have an unbeaten regular season."
Sean Payton's predicament heading into yesterday was similar. His job is to win championships and if a three-game losing streak to end the season while the team's most integral players regain or retain their health is the price, he says it's no price at all in his judgment.
Look at it this way: what if the Saints had played their starters yesterday to regain the supposed momentum for the play-offs and had still lost? Then this team's confidence heading into the playoffs would certainly be at rock bottom while those who might have healed are placed in jeopardy along with those who weren't hurt and might now be because of their exposure to injury in a meaningless game?
And that's what Commissioner Roger Goodell would mandate in his half-baked idea to reward playoff teams with draft choices for playing their starters in late season games that are of no consequence to them.
For what? To appease fantasy-league players, odds-makers whose betting line might lose some of its integrity, whiney owners and coaches of teams that might need the help of play-off bound teams to enhance their own playoff chances that they couldn't enhance on their own?
"Tell you what, Saints. You play Drew Brees, Pierre Thomas, and Jeremy Shockey and we'll give you an additional seventh round draft pick."
If I'm Sean Payton, I take the pick and have Brees hand the ball off 30 times to Kyle Eckel.
Would Goodell have to legislate how many times Brees would have to throw the ball and to whom to insure the integrity of the game? The Saints' leading receiver yesterday was Darnell Dinkins with five catches - five times the number of balls he had caught all season and one more catch than regulars Meachem, Henderson, and Colston combined for.
It didn't look like Meachem, Henderson, and Colston particularly wanted to be out there and when Robert Meachem was laid out on the goal-line like a snow angel in the third quarter of a one-sided game, you could certainly understand why.
If the lord helps those who help themselves, the lord of the NFL should do the same. And the reward of a draft choice should not be the punishment for success.


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Secularism and Its Discontents
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John Campbell and Asch Harwood discuss the challenges facing Nigeria's newly elected president, Goodluck Jonathan.
Suzanne Maloney and Ray Takeyh say Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is being sidelined by religious fundamentalists in Iran, and it's bad news for American officials seeking to halt Iran's nuclear program.
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CFR's Gayle Tzemach Lemmon leads a conversation on the role of women in Afghanistan's civil society.
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Experts discuss how to equip and mobilize churches and faith communities to respond to the needs of those affected by HIV/AIDS in positive ways that target the stigmas associated with the pandemic, while improving access to HIV/AIDS treatment. Bishop Charles E. Blake, chairman and CEO�of Save Africa's Children,�emphasizes that the black church must emulate the Biblical�leader Joseph's actions, providing humanitarian assistance to brothers and sisters struggling in Africa, the "homeland."
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Timothy J. Keller, senior pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, discusses the relationship between religious freedom and freedom of speech.
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In this Huffington Post piece, Sharmine Narwari, a Senior Associate at St. Anthony's College, Oxford University, argues that given the current geopolitical standpoint, the "political spat" between Iran's president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is, for now at least, much ado about nothing.
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Yes, it could be happening.. again. According to this article from the NFL's website: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000159677/article/vikings-to-explore-switching-joe-webb-to-wide-receiver
I'm surprised we haven't seen anything pop up on the DN about it yet. My opinion: Its about damn time. They should've left him playing WR for the last couple seasons. When they decided Webb wasn't their QBotF and drafted Ponder, they should've had him learning how to play WR. Now we've wasted a couple seasons of his career trying to teach him to be a completely different position.
But at least it'll do something we haven't done yet: Get Webb's athletic talents on the field more consistently. The guy has hops. He has speed. He has huge hands. He just needs to refine his game and route-running now. Hell, I hope we throw him out there on kick and punt returns too. Anything to get the ball in the guy's hands. Even better? It *finally* will put an end to the "Joe Webb as QB" controversy. Its almost enough to make me want to thank Green Bay.


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The French feminist group La Barbe which was started several years ago in response to the sexist media treatment of Segolene Royal in her race against Nicholas Sarkozy, has taken on one of the most sexist film establishments, the Cannes Film Festival for its exclusion of female directors from this year's competition. They are kind of like the Guerilla Girls in that they dress up in beards and as they say "crash high level meetings to protest male supremacy."
They published a piece this weekend in Le Monde to raise awareness of the issue. Here it is translated - reprinted with permission
The Cannes film festival 2012: a Man is a Man is a Man!
"What has changed in cinema? Everything has changed!" Exclaimed Gilles Jacob, President of the Cannes film festival, during the presentation of the 65th Festival de Cannes film nominations. 'Everything?!' For one second we trembled. But for no reason, it turned out, as the twenty-two officially selected movies -- happy coincidence -- were directed by twenty-two men. This 65th festival will therefore lead to giving the precious award to a male director for the 63rd time, thus unfailingly defending the masculine values which give the Seventh Art its nobility.
Only once did the Cannes film festival lose heart. In 1993, the Palme d'Or was indeed awarded to Jane Campion, a she-director - an obnoxious term which would corrupt any language as it does the great Seventh Art. And last year, doubtless due to a lack of vigilance, four women somehow sneaked themselves in among the twenty people nominated in the official competition. Thierry Frémeaux, Director General, correctly remarked, " It is the first time that there are so many women." How weak! All the more unforgivable as in 2011 the Césars displayed a dignified example by not selecting any women in the categories of " Best movie " or the " Best Director."
Sirs, you came to your senses and we are glad. The Cannes film festival 2012 applauds Wes, Jacques, Leos, David, Lee, Andrew, Matteo, Michael, John, Hong, Im, Abbas, Ken, Serguei, Cristian, Yousry, Jeff, Alain, Carlos, Walter, Ulrich, Thomas, who show us once again that "men are fond of depth in women, but only in their cleavage."
This exemplary selection sends a powerful message to professionals and audiences all around the world. Because what else if not the movies, what event other than Cannes, the most prestigious festival in the world, could herald this unchanging message? With great understanding of the monumental importance of such an event, you were able to dissuade women from aspiring to set foot in this well-guarded scene. Above all, never let the girls think they can someday have the presumptuousness of making movies or to climb those famous Festival Palace steps except when attached to the arm of a Prince Charming.
Is it not enough for them to aspire to be mistress of ceremonies someday during the Festival's opening night? Bérénice Béjo in 2012, Mélanie Laurent in 2011, Kristin Scott-Thomas in 2010, women are perfect hostesses, who are perfectly happy with a simple, " you have beautiful eyes, you know ", or other well-uttered compliments. Disturbing icons as well whom you manage to leave where they belong: on display. As you can see from festival posters: this year Marilyn Monroe is the one we celebrate, in 2011 Juliette Binoche, in 2009 Monica Vitti, and in 1989 the Republican Marianne.(feminine symbol representing the French Nation) In 1976 the naked buttocks of a woman were honored. What could our muses complain about? They are celebrated for their essential qualities: beauty, grace, lightness… Let us preserve them from the torments of bossing around a film crew, let us spare them the painful confrontation with the technical puzzles of a film set. Why allow them to bore themselves in the Festival Steering Committee where important decisions are made, where only male presidents have ruled since its creation? Let us go on giving only men the heavy load of repulsive duties. Let us be even better than Hollywood where only 77% men still sit on the Oscars' Academy.
Women, mind your spools of thread! and Men, as the Lumière Brothers did before you, mind your film reels! And Let the Cannes Film Festival Competition Forever be a Man's World!
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(The Beard) feminist direct action group.
Sign the petition Cannes 2012: A Man is a Man and be a part of the effort to say that we are no longer going to take these affronts in silence. That women's voices matter and that every time women are dismissed and ignored and not counted we will be there with out voices loud and proud to make sure that people know that this is unacceptable.
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Marian | May 16, 2012 5:45 PM
Thanks Debbie. Thanks Anna. I love seeing your statements here.
ArtGal | May 16, 2012 2:11 AM
What I really got insulted by was the movie premise of "Sleeping Beauty" at the Cannes Film Festival. To show a young woman being sexually abused is not art in any way, shape or form.
I may never bother to enter my movies at Cannes after that.
Kevin | May 14, 2012 6:09 PM
So next year let's select films based on the diversity of the makers rather than the quality of the content, shall we? A film festival isn't really about the films.
Marie | May 14, 2012 1:29 PM
In response to Ted: didn't they say the same thing, back before Title IX, about women in sport -that the % of living, great, performant women in sport was disastrous and hence the Olympic Game should not feel bad about excluding them? Isn't this true about every domain, from politics to science to finance? The question is what is so special about the art / movie world that makes it free of having to question gender and its power structure? Of course Cannes is just the tip of the iceberg, but highly symbolic and I don't agree that it is silly to blame the most prestigious and influential players in this men's game if you want to see some change.
P.S. I am french and always admired the US for their Title IX initiative, their great basket ball female teams and games, the performance of their women athlete and how everybody there values their daughter's physical strength. We need this in sexist France!
Ted | May 14, 2012 12:29 PM
So we are going to Title IX art now? Let's not worry about Hollywood for a moment and talk about truly great, artistic films - and let's be completely honest. What percentage of living, great, artistic filmmakers are female? And then what percentage of those are still making great films (e.g. ignore people like Vera Chytilova who have passed their peak)? And then what percentage of those remaining filmmakers are the type that even would want to go Cannes? Your list should be very small at this point if you are being honest. There are, of course, tremendously talented female filmmakers. But the numbers are much smaller than the number of talented male filmmakers. It's completely plausible that not many great female entries were submitted this year (does anyone believe if Claire Denis submitted a film, that Cannes would have rejected it because they are sexist?). I don't know why filmmaking talent is so heavily titled toward men. The standard explanations of discrimination aren't plausible because there have been talented female filmmakers working for decades, what makes them so special? There may be social conditioning or something in play that discourages females from directing or something, but that's silly to blame Cannes and expect them to Title IX their program.
Hey Heather, I'm most impressed by your perseverance: I'm sure it'll pay off...
My friend's husband lamented that he had seen all the episodes of Outlander so far (and several
Ok, I know this wome-in-refrigerators-thing exists, that's obvious. But you can't just say
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Year in a minute: Canada-Europe trade promises huge benefits
OTTAWA — A multi-billion-dollar boon to the Canadian economy, thousands of new jobs and lower prices on household goods: these are some of the benefits of the Canada-EU free-trade deal, the Conservative government and business groups insist.
If these promises pan out, the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, in the words of Prime Minister Stephen Harper, will indeed be a "very big deal."
The CETA agreement-in-principle signed in October by Canada and the European Union is the largest free-trade deal in Canadian history and will give the country access to a EU market of 500 million consumers in 28 member states.
But like every trade deal, there are winners and losers.
Consumers are expected to see price reductions on a number of products such as housewares, perfumes and automobiles, while beef producers will get more access to EU markets. But Canadian cheese producers worry their livelihoods will be threatened by more EU cheese coming to Canada.
The deal – once ratified and implemented, likely by 2015 – is expected to have huge economic benefits for decades to come.
The Canada-EU agreement, and the government's increasing focus on free trade as part of its economic agenda, makes CETA my 2013 story of the year.
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Bloomberg Would Love to Take His Soda Ban Statewide
Don't worry, Cuomo won't let him do it.
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Don't worry, Cuomo won't let him do it.
Bad day for bottle-service bros.
The NAACP and the Hispanic Federation argue the soda ban is also an issue of "racial fairness."
The NAACP and the Hispanic federation claim the rules unfairly affect minorities.
What Denmark's fat-tax failure proved in very real, nontheoretical terms is that government edicts won't do much to change people's unhealthy eating habits.
Mr. Pibb goes to Washington.
Don't mess with the soda people.
You will never not know how many calories that Fanta has.
Bruce Ratner says Barclays Center will get an early start on the ban.
"How much were they spending again?"
Anything larger than a sixteen-ounce cup may soon be a collector's item.
The Board of Health approved the ban on sugary drinks larger than sixteen ounces.
That's the whole point.
Forty-ounce Fresca, anyone?
But includes plenty of grandstanding from officials and industry reps.
Protestors need soda!
Some of them didn't even really care about soda.
Fizz be with you.
The last straw.
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Jonathan Colby of Coast Boulevard and Ruth Covell of El Camino del Teatro are this weeks winners for participating in the Best of La Jolla voting.
Colby will receive tickets for a table for 4 at a San Diego Symphony Pops concert and Covell two tickets to the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
La Jollans can cast votes online through Sept. 3 at www.lajollalight.com. Click on the "Best of La Jolla" icon on the upper left to vote. The results will be published on Oct. 21.
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by Christian Stiegemeyer, Director of Risk ManagementThe Bar Plan Mutual Insurance Company
For evidence of lawyers' negative public perception, one need look no further than the oft quoted line, "The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers."1 To be fair, one commentator has suggested that since the character speaking the line, Shakespeare's Dick the Butcher, was conspiring to overthrow the government, he feared he could not be successful unless lawyers were eliminated because lawyers would use the law to protect his enemies.2 That is, from Shakespeare's use of this character in uttering that line it can be inferred that the Bard saw lawyers as defenders of liberty against tyranny.
Of course, as with anything involving lawyers, there is always a contrary view, supported by analysis of Shakespeare's personal experience with lawyers and the legal profession.3 Shakespeare was quite litigious, as was his father, who was involved in a case that lasted over twenty years and adversely affected Shakespeare's inheritance. The case would have been ongoing during the writing of Henry VI and it is possible that Shakespeare, disillusioned by the litigation, meant exactly what he said.
Regardless of whether Shakespeare meant to praise or criticize, the fact remains the line is used today to illustrate the public's low opinion of lawyers. And, public perception of lawyers is linked to malpractice allegations against them.4 Suing one's lawyer is, in fact, not a recent phenomenon. In 1435, the Yearbooks for the reign of Henry VI report a decision holding a sergeant-at-law (the precursor to the English barrister) liable for misfeasance.5
What can you do so as not to become that "average" lawyer who is sued three times during his or her career?6 The foundation for malpractice avoidance is good client relations, which begins with the lawyer and client having a proper understanding of what is expected by each from the other in the relationship.
For example, it would ordinarily seem reasonable that a client should expect that the lawyer:
And the lawyer should reasonably expect the client:
It is unlikely that the general negative public perception of the legal profession will ever change. Yet, clearly setting out and fulfilling reasonable expectations in your client relationships can change the specific perceptions clients have of you.
1 William Shakespeare, Henry VI, Part II, act 4, scene 2, line 86.2 J.B. Hopkins, The First Thing We Do, Let's Get Shakespeare Right!, 72 Fla. B.J. 9 (1998).3 Gerald T. Bennett, LET'S KILL ALL THE LAWYERS! Shakespeare [Might Have] Meant It, 72 Fla. B.J. 58 (1998).4 Brent W. Baldwin, When Bad Things Happen to Good Lawyers, St. Louis Bar Journal (Spring 2000).5 Jeffery M. Smith, Ronald E. Mallen, Preventing Legal Malpractice, West Publishing Co. 1989. 6 Id.7 Adapted from The Missouri Bar's Client Resource Guide.
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CARLSBAD >> Former Carlsbad City Council member Jim Grantner was recently appointed to the New Mexico Colonias Infrastructure Fund Board of Directors. Grantner said he's excited about having the opportunity to serve both the State of New Mexico and the more than 150 colonias communities in southern New Mexico.
State Representative Don Bratton of Hobbs, the Minority Leader in the New Mexico House of Representatives, made the recommendation to the New Mexico Finance Authority after receiving a nomination from Representative Cathrynn Brown. Appointments to the board of directors are made by statute from the Office of the Governor, and the offices of the Senate Pro-Tem, Senate Minority Leader, Speaker of the House and House Minority Leader.
The Colonias Infrastructure Act was adopted by the New Mexico Legislature in 2010. The purpose of Colonias Infrastructure Fund is to ensure adequate financial resources for infrastructure development for recognized Colonias communities provide for the planning and development of infrastructure in an efficient and cost-effective manner and develop infrastructure projects to improve the quality of life and encourage economic development. Colonias communities typically lacking the infrastructure related to water, wastewater, streets, solid waste disposal, streets, flood control and housing. Eligible Colonias communities must be in compliance with the Cranston-Gonzales Act of 1990 adopted by Congress requiring the communities, incorporated and unincorporated to have been declared a Colonia prior to the Act, be lacking in basic infrastructure and located within a 150 mile radius of the US-Mexico border.
In New Mexico there are about 150 Colonias communities, and at least 29 of those are located in southeastern New Mexico. Colonias in Eddy County include the Village of Hope, Malaga, Riverside, Otis and Happy Valley.
It is projected that this year the Colonias Infrastructure Fund will have approximately $13 to $16 million available to assist with infrastructure development needs. Funding for the fund comes from the sale of severance tax bonds.


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Valdosta - Some South Georgians spent the afternoon in handcuffs for a good cause.
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority held its annual lock up at Valdosta State University Tuesday.
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Alpha Gamma Delta hopes to raise $3,000 in this year's lock up. The money will be used for member grants and scholarships. The sorority will also give some of the money to the diabetes education and research foundation.
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I'll try to keep this updated:
Drew Gooden, Milwaukee Bucks (5 years, $32 million)
Rudy Gay, Memphis Grizzlies (5 years, $82 million)
John Salmons, Milwaukee Bucks (5 years, $39 million)
Darko Milicic, Minnesota Timberwolves (4 years, $20 million)
Amir Johnson, Toronto Raptors (5 years, $34 million)
Channing Frye, Phoenix Suns (5 years, $30 million)
Hakim Warrick, Phoenix Suns (4 years, $18 million)
Steve Blake, Los Angeles Lakers (4 years, $16 million)
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The city of Minnetonka's Facility Management division is responsible for the scheduling, supervision and operation of several high-quality, city-owned recreation facilities, including the Minnetonka Community Center, Shady Oak Beach, Williston Fitness Center, the Lindbergh Center, and others. One of these facilities is sure to fit your fitness, relaxation or entertainment needs!
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Ale Yeah! Craft Beer Market
Ratings: 29 | Reviews: 18 | Display Reviews Only:
5/5 rDev +11.6%
07-04-2014 00:26:55 | More by kjc111
4.75/5 rDev +6%
06-22-2014 19:30:38 | More by Georgiabeer
4.5/5 rDev +0.4%
06-11-2014 17:45:53 | More by Rollzroyce21
4.75/5 rDev +6%
05-31-2014 15:33:25 | More by rickcrip76
4.64/5 rDev +3.6%
A great east side option, second to Hop City in size and offerings but they are very helpful and knowledgeable. Good glass selection, growlers and some gourmet foods, although beer is their main game. My bet is they will have something you like. proximity to farmers market, Revolution Doughnuts, and Decatur area makes this worth a trip for entertaining foodies on a visit to ATL
05-18-2014 15:06:43 | More by JLSIV
4.25/5 rDev -5.1%
04-07-2014 14:52:35 | More by DrinkSlurm
3.58/5 rDev -20.1%
Ale Yeah! is a rather small operation. The beers are divided into "aisles" according to style (I say "aisles" because the aisles are only one shelf deep.) IPAs, Stouts, Belgians, etc. There is a good selection of product across the styles, but not an overly deep selection. For example, they have Stone IPA, Westbrook IPA, Sierra Nevada Torpedo, and Jai Alai, but they don't have Ruination, Levitation, Enjoy By, etc. So, in general each brewery is represented by only 2 or 3 of their beers. The major exception to this is Terrapin, for which they seem to have every beer you don't want and none of the beers you do want (I'm looking at you Cinn Roll WnB). Prices are about 10-20% higher than what I am used to, resulting in a dollar or two more for a 6 pack. However, locally produced bombers were relatively cheap, most being in the $7-$8 range.
There is a growler station in the back. If I recall there was about 10-12 taps on. Samples available for $1. 32oz and 64oz growlers available for sale, though they will fill outside growlers as well. 64oz growlers ranged in price from $8 - $14.
Service is helpful and attentive, though limited in knowledge: my question as to whether a particular IPA was East Coast or West Coast resulted in a question back to me regarding the difference between an East Coast and a West Coast IPA. Oh well, I guess Georgia is still relatively new to the scene, so they're still learning.
Of note, I came here at the recommendation of a friend who lives in the area whom is into craft beer, but isn't a BA-using craft beer geek. My friend lives less than two miles from here and notes this is his go-to beer store, but also notes when he is looking for more, he heads up to Hop City (which I didn't visit). In the end, this store was more than sufficient for my needs as someone passing through the area, but really isn't a World Class destination.
04-03-2014 12:43:59 | More by Florida9
4.5/5 rDev +0.4%
02-28-2014 00:32:38 | More by DerekCarruth
4.5/5 rDev +0.4%
02-11-2014 06:57:26 | More by ColSanders123
4.75/5 rDev +6%
12-24-2013 22:13:21 | More by Nordbier
Ale Yeah! Craft Beer Market in Decatur, GA
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A dog rescued and resuscitated from a burning home by Vancouver firefighters took a turn for the worse and had to be put down.
Neighbors called 911 just before 11 a.m. Friday to report a house fire on Northwest 53rd Street near Daniels Street.
Fire crews went in and found flames and smoke on the second floor. The fire also extended into the attic.
Firefighters put it out within 10 minutes.
No people were home, but firefighters found an unresponsive dog inside a crate. The animal was saved by rescue crews and a photo provided by the Vancouver Fire Department of a firefighter resuscitating the dog became widely viewed online.
The photo received 1,500 "likes" after being posted to the Fox 12 Facebook page.
Unfortunately, the dog didn't make it. A DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital spokeswoman said the dog firefighters called "Lucky" was euthanized Monday.
Lucky seemed to be recovering nicely the first few days, according to Kate Goudschaal of DoveLewis, but then the dog's condition got worse and she could not be saved.
The owners did not contact the animal hospital until after their dog had been euthanized, according to Goudschaal.
That is now part of an investigation with Clark County Animal Control.
Two cats were also killed in the fire. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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Hometown: Westminster, Colorado
Academic Year: Junior
Major: Biochemistry
Minor: Biology and Communication Studies
Things I am Involved in:
UNC Housing and Residential Education (as an RA), Bear Catholic, Pre-health Professional Club, and I hope to join the American Chemical Society =]
My Plan After College:
I have two choices: 10 Attend graduate school here at UNC for Biochemistry or 2) Attend medical school to become an Oncologist
Why I Chose UNC:
I had visited 4 college campuses before coming to visit UNC. None of them could even compare to the feeling I had when I got here. UNC is beautiful and made me feel right at home. The class sizes were small and better yet I could be far away from my parents! After the first week of school, I knew right away this was the best choice of my life. Period.
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Get out and have FFFFFUUUUUNNNNN!!! Join clubs, make friends everywhere you go, enjoy the campus, and explore every option you can! Don't hesitate, just do it.
If you could trade places with any other person for a week, famous or not famous, living or dead, real or fictional, with whom would it be?
Hermione Granger so I can be ridiculously smart and cast spells everywhere!! EXPELLIARMUS!!!!
The Quote I Live By:
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Favorite Movie:
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Handmade Music: Minneapoilis #2
March 11th, 2010 by noiseislife
The next Handmade Music: Minneapolis is Thursday, March 25th.
- Ed Vogel is going to talk about his Cigar Box Guitars.
- Pat Arneson is going to demonstrate his VidiSynth/VidiSeq project.
- Ed is also going to bring supplies so that we can build some one string girl scout cookie box guitars.
- Noise and Tell – Bring your projects or favorite noisemakers and show them off and jam with others.
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If you are interested in performing or doing a presentation, please let me know. lifeisnoise at gmail.
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Up to 95 percent of Global Fund financing comes from donor governments. In other words, taxpayer money is directly supporting the men, women and children living with AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in more than 140 countries.
In order to thank the citizens of donor countries for their support while at the same time raising the awareness of the general public about the response to the three diseases, the Global Fund has run several campaigns.
The Global Fund, in collaboration with the Huffington Post, launched #thebigpush to raise support for "the big push" needed to achieve global health goals that are within our grasp. The campaign centered around a series of black-and-white portraits of people – both famous and not – holding key messages embodying their hopes and ambitions for global health.
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The BornHIVFree campaign aimed to focus public awareness on the fact that the virtual elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV by 2015 was possible – if the Global Fund secured the necessary financial support.
Running for five months between May and October 2010, the multimedia campaign gathered more than 700,000 online signatures in support of its work which were presented to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, and delegates to the Global Fund's Third Replenishment in New York, where donors made their pledges to their Global Fund for the 2011-2013 period.
The campaign was initiated and supported by the Global Fund's Ambassador for the protection of mothers and children against AIDS, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, and gathered 20 million responses and 250 million views. It was supported by partners including Amy Winehouse, Sir Paul McCartney, Jean Paul Gaultier, Tiffany & Co, JCDecaux, Bono, YouTube, Google, Orange, and ELLE magazine.
In Access to Life, nine Magnum photographers portray people in ten countries around the world before and four months after they began antiretroviral (ARV) therapy for AIDS. Here are faces, voices, and stories representing those millions of people who by now would be dead if not for access to free ARVs – people who are living with HIV, working, caring for their children, and experiencing the joys and struggles of being alive. But there are also the stories of those for whom treatment came too late or where TB or other diseases brought their lives to an end – showing how the fight to bring access to AIDS treatment is a difficult one, often filled with setbacks as well as success.
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BARRE, Vt. (AP) - A working sprinkler system in a fourth-floor apartment has been credited with saving an historic building in Barre, Vt.
The fire department said Thursday the fire started when items being cooked were left unattended on the stove in the building, known as the Bolster Block.
No injuries were reported and two residents were temporarily displaced.
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When Princeton physicist and anthropogenic (caused by human activity) global warming skeptic William Happer opines on AGW, many AGW alarmists are quick to point out that he is not a climate scientist. A front-page story (�Difference of opinion and policy� in the Dec. 18 Gazette) begins by stating that 155 Iowa scientists signed an Iowa Climate Statement without informing us of how many of those 155 scientists are climate scientists or how many are even physicists � the basic science underlying climate science.
This is just another instance of the old logical fallacy of arguing from authority.
Even AGW alarmists James Hansen, the former head of NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, and Kevin Trenberth of the National Center for Atmospheric Research concede that global temperatures have plateaued for more than a decade as atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations have increased steadily. Despite this, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change�s fifth assessment report states that climate scientists have increased their level of confidence in AGW to 95 percent. This confidence level evidently was derived from climate computer models because actual climate data cannot support such a conclusion.
It used to be that when an AGW skeptic used cold weather in an attempt to refute AGW, alarmists were quick to reply that skeptics didn�t know the difference between weather and climate. Now that global temperatures have plateaued, every extreme weather event is cited by alarmists as evidence of AGW.
However, Roger Pielke Jr., professor of environmental studies at the University of Colorado, in his July 18 testimony before the U.S. Senate summarized the findings of IPCC�s latest report, testifying that the report concluded that although there was regional climate variability, they could find no evidence of a global increase in the frequency or intensity of extreme weather events over more than half a century. Open the following link, then open the PDF link in line 3: http://tinyurl.com/kmjy24w
Alarmists are quick to cite low levels of Arctic sea ice as evidence of global warming while completely ignoring record-high levels of Antarctic sea ice. Also, there would have to be an enormous acceleration in sea level rise for sea levels to reach just the minimum of the range predicted by the IPCC for this century. Yet the rate of sea level rise has remained constant or has slowed slightly in the past 60 years, according to two studies based on tide gauge measurements published in the Journal of Coastal Research.
Alarmists often accuse skeptics of taking money from big oil or big coal even as they receive billions of dollars in government grants to further what we are told is settled science. But, in addition to government grants, there are many rent-seeking schemes associated with AGW. Here are just a few:
l Big banks lobbied Congress for cap and trade on carbon emissions.
l Insurance companies seek to profit selling global warming insurance.
l Farmers put marginal and highly erodible land into corn production for ethanol.
l Wind turbine operators just got a license to kill predatory birds in addition to their $22-per-megawatt-hour government subsidy.
When members of Congress, especially those who favor big government, can curry favor with rent seekers of almost any stripe, they will be quick to seize the opportunity in the conceit that they really are protecting the public�s interest and that they can foresee, and control, all of the unintended consequences.
We now are seeing the results of such folly with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, but the real pain of Obamacare doesn�t even begin until next year.Fred Hubler of Cedar Rapids is retired from Rockwell Collins after three decades as an electrical engineer. Comments: email@example.com


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LUBBOCK, TX(KCBD)- A slight threat of severe thunderstorms continues this afternoon into Monday.
Today partly sunny, and still humid and hot. The chance of thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening also continues, as does a slight risk of severe weather. Today's high in the low to mid 90s.
Overnight a slight chance of thunderstorms. Overnight low in the upper 60s.
Flag Day, Monday, partly sunny and not as hot. Again there is a chance of thunderstorms and a slight threat of severe storms. Locally heavy rainfall will be possible. High in the mid 80s.
Tuesday partly sunny with a slight chance of severe thunderstorms. High in the mid 80s.
Wednesday partly cloudy.
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The Quincy Public Library held its annual Ornament Workshop on Saturday for kids of all ages.
The children and parents that attended were able to make three ornaments by hand and then take them home for their own Christmas tree.
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"So whenever we plan we usually try to add ten percent because we know we're going to get more kids each year that we present them. So attendance is growing for every program," said Ruth Cuthbertson, the Marketing and Events Librarian.
Upcoming events at the Quincy Public Library include cookies and cocoa with Santa and the Holly Jolly Christmas Party. For more information you can head to www.quincylibrary.org
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A Braselton man is accused of molesting a teenager he met on Facebook.Jackson County investigators say William Patrick contacted the girl on the social networking site. They believe the two met at least twice.The 23-year-old was arrested after an anonymous tip and was denied bond. He's facing two counts of aggravated child molestation.
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MONROE, La (KNOE 8 News) - Basketball was once a frequent sight within the Monroe Civic Center Arena but for the past couple of years has become a less common occurrence. That all ends this month with the announcement of the "Monroe City Basketball Tournament," which will be held December 13-15. Three local area high schools will take part, including: Richwood, Carroll, and Ouachita.
Team's will enjoying competing on the brand new, 40,000 dollar floor currently being installed for this week's competition. All funds raised will be split 50/50 with the schools that sell tickets through their box office and the winner of the tournament will be decided Saturday night at the conclusion of the finals round.


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Pauline Dillman, 98, Torrington
Funeral services for Pauline Dillman, 98, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, September 6, 2012 at the Colyer Funeral Home Chapel with Melvin Gable officiating. Burial will follow in the Valley View Cemetery in Torrington. Pauline died Friday, August 31, 2012 at the Goshen Care Center in Torrington.Memorials may be made to the First Baptist Church or the Goshen Care Center.Visitation will be Wednesday from 3 to 7 p.m. at the funeral home and the casket will be open at the service.Arrangements are under the direction of the Colyer Funeral Home and friends may send their condolences to the family at www.colyerfuneralhome.com .
Pauline was born April 14, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada the daughter of Pete and Katherine (Gable) Hessler. The family moved to Scottsbluff, NE when Pauline was a year old. They later moved to a farm North of Scottsbluff, in the Victory Hill community, when she was 6 years old. This was where Pauline grew up and attended school. She met and married John Dillman in Scottsbluff, NE in 1933. The couple farmed near Yoder, WY until 1974, when they retired and moved to Torrington. John died in 1998. Pauline moved to Golden Homes in 2001 and later moved to the Goshen Care Center.
She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Torrington where she belonged to the M&M Circle. Pauline enjoyed gardening, flowers, crochet, sewing and reading.
Survivors include son Willie (Wilma) Dillman of Torrington; daughter Millie Eckhardt of Casper, WY; son Johnnie (Rosie) Dillman of Torrington; brothers Ed Hessler of Scottsbluff and LeRoy Hessler of New Mexico; son-in-law Jim Best of Cheyenne, WY; 13 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren. Preceding her in death were her parents; husband; four brothers; three sisters; son-in-law Roger Eckhardt; and daughter-in-law Luane Dillman.
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