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This manufacturing complex features the main complex at 67,518 Sq Ft, a steel pole building at 2,914 S Ft and a storage shed at 1,581 Sq Ft. Zoned General Industrial, the property has flexible usage under current ordinance. 2, 1200 Amp panels supply 480 volt, 3 phase, 4 wire power to the building. 200 HP Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor system Building has 9 roof top heating and cooling systems rated at 3 to 7 1/2 tons. Includes both 401 and 402 Haven for a combined 7.34 acres of landLegal Description: COM AT NE CORNER HEMINGERS ADD, S 691 FT, E 375 FT N 175 FT E TO R R R/W NWLY ALONG R/W TO POINT 450 FT DUE S OF E & W 1/4 LINE E TO POINT 30 FT E OF FORMER SW LINE OF R R R/W N 42DEG 55MIN W PAR WITH & 20 FT NELY AT R/A FROM FORMER SW LINE OF R RR/W 690.36 FT TO E & W 1/4 LINE W 81.75 FT TO BEG SEC 3 T1N R3W CITY OF EATON RAPIDS 1975
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In 1995, the NBA began play north of the border with two new franchises that were situated in Vancouver and Toronto. In 2001, the Vancouver Grizzlies moved to Memphis where they've stayed for the past 12 years.
A number of factors played into the Grizzlies' move to Memphis. The NBA never really caught on in hockey-crazed Vancouver and attendance was always lagging. When Michael Heisley bought the franchise, the writing was on the wall. The Grizzlies moved to Tennessee and never looked back. Virtually every season that they've spent in Memphis has been better than the ones that they spent in Canada. That isn't saying much, but it goes to show how easy it is to forget that the team hasn't always been in Memphis.
Toronto has remained in it's original home and has enjoyed quite a bit of success there as well. They've had All-Stars like Vince Carter and Chris Bosh. They've won their division a few times and are a team that figures to be in the playoff hunt near the end of the season.
For one team, being born in Canada was a great thing and for the other, a change of scenery was the best thing for all parties.
That's the background tonight in Memphis as the 10-2 Grizzlies take on the 3-12 Raptors.
The Raptors have been a franchise in transition ever since Chris Bosh left Toronto during the infamous Summer of 2010. When he left town for nothing, he left the Raptors empty-handed and they faced a major rebuild.
The Raptors figured to be quite competitive after acquiring Kyle Lowry from the Houston Rockets in the offseason, but an injury to Lowry early in the season left Toronto digging out of a hole. Toronto has also lost six out of the last seven games against the Grizzlies, but they did win the last one and in Memphis, no less.
Toronto is led by Lowry and former top overall pick Andrea Bargnani.
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Praise for rookie Marcus Kruger was already pouring in before coach Joel Quenneville moved him to second-line center between stars Patrick Sharp and Marian Hossa.
"He's a very smart hockey player," veteran forward Andrew Brunette said. "He's gotten better as we've gone along. He's an easy guy to play with."
Quenneville is hoping Sharp and Hossa feel the same way Friday against the New York Islanders at the United Center.
"Of course, I know the guys are good with the puck, but I still need to hold on to it and try to make plays for myself as well," said Kruger, who has two goals and seven points in 24 games.
Kruger said his confidence has grown, and there's also a sense of satisfaction after being cut in training camp. He was recently moved to wing on Dave Bolland's line after spending most of the season on the fourth line.
"You want to get as many responsibilities as you can out there," said Kruger, a key part of the second power-play unit. "I'm just trying to get more and more ice time."
Quenneville said Kruger is deceptively strong with the puck.
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We need be very careful how we use God's name. So many use it as a curse word. Others use it as an oath. The following quote can shed some light on oath swearers.
"Whenever I utter the formula "I swear by God," I am really saying, "Now I'm going to mark off an area of absolute truth and put walls around it to cut it off from the muddy floods of untruthfulness and irresponsibility that ordinarily overruns my speech." In fact, I am saying even more than this. I am saying that people are expecting me to lie from the start. And just because they are counting on my lying I have to bring up these big guns of oaths and words of honor." - Helmut Thielicke, Life Can Begin Again.
So, people who swear by God's name know that they are liars and cannot be trusted. This scares me because knowing that they are a liar, and know that the person they are talking to knows they are a liar, they do not repent. Instead they cast the lie off on someone else's name. The name they choose to malign with there lie is God. By this they become liars and blasphemers.
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It was 1992 and they would be the first team of NBA stars to represent the United States in the Olympics. They would secure an 8-0 record on their way to the coveted gold medal, demolishing their opponents by an average of nearly 44 points. They were the original Dream Team. And now, in honor of their 20th anniversary, the NBA TV documentary The Dream Team gathers the players that coach Chuck Daly, who passed away in 2009, led to victory (including Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and Charles Barkley). "It was a moment, really, for the game of basketball," says then-assistant coach Mike Krzyzewski (head coach at Duke University and now also the head coach of the U.S. team going for gold at the London Olympics this summer). "You could feel just the aura, the power of the personalities and the talent. It made you feel that, wow, this may never happen again."
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The chowder cook-off pitted 15 teams – eight of them restaurants – dishing out samples while seeking votes both from judges and for the People's Choice award.
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Judges' Choice – Best Chowder
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2. Sunsets at the Pier
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Once known as "hyperactivity" and thought to occur only in children, Attention Deficit Disorder is now proving to be a serious neurobiological condition, which affects millions of adults across the country. In Out of the Fog, Dr. Kevin R. Murphy, Chief of the Adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Clinic at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, and medical writer Suzanne LeVert give adult ADD patients and their families everything they need to understand and live with ADD, including practical advice on how to cope with its symptoms and current methods for treating this often debilitating condition. In this lively, accessible guide you'll also find:
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Curious way of watching live shows
7:00am Wednesday 16th April 2014
ESSEX audiences will have no need to pack hard hats at a special live cinema screening of the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time A production of the hit play made headlines around the world in February when the ornate ceiling of London's Apollo theatre collapsed on to playgoers. But the incident has not quenched the appetite for the play from audiences, who have flocked back since the theatre was reopened.
Jane Austen inspires improv comedy show
9:04am Tuesday 15th April 2014
IT is a universally acknowledged truth that making fun of Jane Austen can be very humorous indeed.
Leigh am-dram society show picks up top award
8:00am Friday 11th April 2014
A CHRISTMAS Carol, the hi-tech 2013 production of the Dickens classic by Leigh Operatic and Dramatic Society, has received a top local honour.
All set for a weekend of classical music
1:15pm Friday 28th March 2014
SOUTHEND Choral Society will perform Handel's oratorio "Judas Maccabeus" tomorrow night at 7.30pm at Crowstone United Reformed Church, Westcliff. Although not as well-known as "Messiah", during Handel's lifetime Judas Maccabaeus was one of the most popular of all his oratorios. Following its hugely successful first performance at London's Covent Garden theatre in 1747, the work was subsequently revived during Handel's oratorio seasons every year until his death in 1759. The 100-strong choir will be joined by four professional London-based soloists, accompanied by Stephen King on the organ and conducted by Roger Humphrey. The Southend Boys' and Girls' Choirs will also be performing in this work, singing the well-known chorus of the youths "See the conquering heros come". In the same church on Sunday afternoon, the Southend Boys' and Girls' Choirs will present "Listen with Mother": a concert for Mothers' Day, when they will join with young players from South Essex Youth Symphony Orchestra. In a programme of music by Strauss, Faure, Tchaikovsky, Delibes, Schubert and much more, the 120+ young musicians will join together to serenade all mothers (and grandmothers) in the audience. The groups will join together to perform the Evening Prayer from the 19th century composer Engelbert Humperdink's opera "Hansel and Gretel" and Haydn's playful Toy Symphony" will also be performed. This concert starts at 3.30pm and tea and cakes are served to all mothers and their families after the concert. On Saturday evening, 7.30 at Trinity Methodist Church, Clayhill Road, Vange, The Dove Singers will be performing a programme of varied music ranging from Handel to Rodgers & Hammerstein, conducted by their new musical director Kara Florish. Looking ahead to the next weekend, don't miss the chance to hear The Southend Bach Choir will be performing Rossini's Petite Messe Solonnelle at St Augustine's Church, Thorpe Bay on Saturday 5th April. Finally on Saturday night, at Westcliff High School for Boys at 7.30pm, the Southend Youth Orchestra, which was formed just 18 months ago, will be performing Mozart's Magic Flute Overture, Schubert's Symphony no. 8, a Vivaldi concerto and works by Vaughan Williams and Mathias.
Martyrs' tale with puppetry and song
7:00am Friday 28th March 2014
A NEW play about the Tolpuddle Martyrs is set to premiere at Colchester Arts Centre.
Pratchett magic at Towngate
12:00am Friday 28th March 2014
GOING Postal is the latest story by the much-loved Sir Terry Pratchett to be staged by Thalians – the Basildon drama group. Mike Betteridge, chairman and founder-member of Thalians, says: "Our regular Pratchett productions are always a big attraction for local audiences, who really warm to Sir Terry's humour, storytelling skills, amazing characters and wonderful imagination." Going Postal has proved one of Pratchett's most successful tales, both as a book and as a well-received 2010 TV production. The story revolves around the central character of Moist von Lipwig; a con artist, natural-born criminal, fraudster and habitual liar. So, who better to be appointed Postmaster of Ankh Morpork's ailing Post Office? With the help of a clay "golem" monster, who has spent the last 200 years at the bottom of a deep pit, and also aided by the fascinating, if unattainable Adora Belle Dearheart, head of the Golem Trust, Lipwig has to ensure the mail gets through. Other members of the team supporting him are the 100-year-old Junior Postman Groat and his pin-obsessed assistant Stanley. Unfortunately, success means taking on the gargantuan, money hungry Grand Trunk Clacks Communication Company and its bloodthirsty piratical head, Reacher Gilt. "Still," says Mike, "If the bold and impossible are the order of the day, then Moist von Lipwig will do it – in order to move the mail, get the girl and, hopefully, continue breathing." Mike adds: "Every Pratchett play creates a technical challenge. This time it has been the need to create the character of the Golem, who is made of pottery. "Our resident whiz on inventive solutions, Ian Stewart, is constructing a whole head mask from latex and a body designed to look like pottery."
Seize the chance to audition for the Wall
6:00am Wednesday 26th March 2014
AUDITIONS are being held across north Essex for this year's Mercury Theatre Young Company.
Bard group in another venture on wilde side
12:00am Wednesday 26th March 2014
SOUTHEND Shakespeare Company is giving the Bard a brief holiday. Their next production returns instead to another giant of the theatre, Oscar Wilde.
REVIEW: Black Coffee - Powell as Poirot was just spot on
10:00am Thursday 20th March 2014
ROBERT Powell's a brave actor. On accepting the role in Black Coffee, he had to play Agatha's Christie's much-loved Belgian sleuth, portrayed on TV so memorably by David Suchet.
"I was called a heartthrob, but you can't take that stuff too seriously" Robert Powell speaks ahead of appearing at Westcliff's Palace Theatre
6:01pm Friday 14th March 2014
ROBERT Powell may possess the most stunning blue eyes in the world.
Quentin's the name, partying's the game at the arts centre
8:00am Friday 14th March 2014
BURLESQUE, magic and live music will all feature in a special night at Colchester Arts Centre.
Brenda brings splash of colour to Octagon
10:00am Wednesday 12th March 2014
ARTIST Brenda Jones is used to having her work displayed in offices.
Essex-loving Strictly star is going to have a ball in Basildon
8:00am Saturday 8th March 2014
FROM Siberia to Basildon, and countless glamorous destinations inbetween, Strictly Come Dancing's Pasha Kovalev has inspired audiences all over the world with his red-hot Russian dancing talent.


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But others contemplating a house lift might benefit from my photos. We had our 100-year-old house lifted 3 ft about 8 years ago to convert a crummy low-ceiling basement to nice clean open living space. Our progress slowed due to some medical issues my daughter had. So I can sympathize with people who experience 10-year remodels. Ironically the basement rooms have been done for a while but the rest of the house is still semi-torn up.
If you're interested I have quite a few photos of the preparation, lifting and aftermath on my website Lifting the House
Good luck and let us know how it,s going.
Russell -- In my house the joists originally rested on 8x8 horizontal timbers spaced about 8 ft apart. So if I were lifting my own house myself (which I definitely would NOT recommend doing except as a last resort) I would probably use somewhat larger beams for safety sake, say 6x12 instead of 8x8. Instead of putting them under the existing cross beams I would permanently install them under the joists, running parallel to the existing beams and spaced about the same. Then I would lift the house by these new beams, spacing the jacks the same as the posts that hold up the existing beams, and I would leave the new beams in place after the lift.
If you plan to alter the post plan, especially if you plan to increase the spacing between the posts, then you should absolutely definitely talk to an engineer or someone who knows how to calculate the proper spacing.
NOTE - I am not a construction professional, and nothing I have said should be taken as advice. It's just me musing about what I would do on my own house, and for all I know could be completely and dangerously wrong.


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Senate Agriculture Committee Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow said the "era of direct payments" for U.S. farmers is over, signaling the end to a certain type of crop subsidy in the next farm bill.
Stabenow, a Michigan Democrat, said at a committee hearing today that farm policy should focus on crop insurance and tools that "help producers who have suffered a loss on the crops they actually grow." Direct payments are a form of subsidy that farmers collect based on historical production, regardless of commodity prices.
Today's hearing in Washington was called to examine risk- management tools available to farmers as lawmakers prepare to draft a new farm bill, which will authorize U.S. Department of Agriculture programs, including crop subsidies and nutrition initiatives, for the next five years. The current law expires Sept. 30.
Stabenow said strengthening and expanding crop-insurance programs will be one of her priorities in the new legislation. Last year, federal programs paid out over $10 billion in claims for lost revenue and production because of natural disasters, Michael Scuse, the USDA's acting undersecretary for farm and foreign agricultural services, told the committee.
Obama's Proposed Savings
President Barack Obama has proposed changes to crop- insurance programs that would account for more than $7.6 billion in savings in the next decade, Scuse said. Eliminating direct payments, as Obama proposed in his fiscal year 2013 budget, would save $31.1 billion over the decade, he said.
Republican Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, the committee's ranking member, said that while two-thirds of U.S. cropland -- more than 250 million acres -- is protected by government insurance program, some farmers remain vulnerable to disasters because they can't afford coverage.
"The more producers under that crop-insurance tent and protected from disaster, the more stable our food supply and rural economies will be," Roberts said.
Crop subsidies encourage production, which can reduce costs for grain brokers such as Archer Daniels Midland Co. (ADM), corn-based ethanol makers like Poet LLC, and livestock producers including Tyson Foods Inc. (TSN), which buy grain for feed.
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Specifications of Nikon Coolpix S30 Point & Shoot Digital Camera Black
General FeaturesBrandNikonStatusAvailable
PixelsOptical Sensor Resolution (in MegaPixel)10.1 MP
SensorSensor TypeCCD SensorSensor Size1/3
LensLens TypeNikkor LensAuto FocusContrast Detection AFFocal Length4.1 - 12.3 mm (35 mm Equivalent to 29.1 - 87.3 mm)
ZoomOptical Zoom3xDigital Zoom4x
DisplayDisplay TypeTFT LCDScreen Size2.7 InchesImage Display Resolution230000 dotsVideo Display Resolution1280 x 720 pixels (HD) @ 30 fps
DimensionDimensions4.01 x 2.55 x 1.55 InchesWeight214 gms
Power SourceSupplied BatteryAA Battery
Media & SoftwareInbuilt Memory47 MBMemory Card TypeSD, SDHC, SDXC
Images & VideoImage FormatJPEG (EXIF 2.3, DCF, DPOF)Audio FormatsWAVVideo FormatAVI Motion JPEG
FlashFlash ModesAuto, Slow Sync FlashBuilt in FlashYes
Shutter SpeedMaximum Shutter Speed1/2000 secMinimum Shutter Speed4 sec
Connectivity & System Req.USBUSB Hi-SpeedHDMINoBluetoothNoGPSNo
Other FeaturesISO RatingAuto / 80-1600 / ISO 80-1600Self Timer10 secFace DetectionYesShooting ModesAuto, Choose a Style (Point and Shoot, Close-ups, Under Water, Take a Series of Pictures, Shoot at Intervals, Photograph Food, Highlight Colors, Soft Pictures, Create a Diorama Effect, Fireworks)Image StabilizerElectronic VRMetering256-Segment Matrix, Center-Weighted, SpotMacro Mode (Exposure Mode)5 cmRed Eye ReductionYesContinuous ShotsUp to 4 Shots at 1.5 fpsWhite BalancingAuto, ManualSupported Languages27 LanguagesAperture Rangef/3.3 - f/5.9MicrophoneMonaural MicrophoneAudio Video Interface (NTSC/PAL)A/V Output (NTSC or PAL)
Additional FeaturesColorBlack
Over all Review of Nikon Coolpix S30 Point & Shoot Digital Camera Black
Overall Review
Plaything looks and ease of convenience, the Nikon Coolpix S30 is purely a story of inexpensiveness and beautiful photography. Exceptional CCD sensor, EXPEED C2 image processing engine, 720p movie recording and lots of creative options; the Nikon Coolpix S30 is a mini package with huge explosion. Rough and tough, the camera offers you capturing images in rowdy style with its robust built up and break free casing. The simple and straight forwarded user interface on the 2.7 inch TFT LCD screen offers you full expediency with its unproblematic layout. The larger buttons emphasizes on user friendliness and less of complication unlike the other cameras with sophisticated controls. Photography wise, the Nikon Coolpix S30 packs a 10.1 effective-megapixel CCD image sensor coupled with 3x zoom NIKKOR lens which produces low cost and HQ images instantly. Motion blur reduction scheme skillfully removes the shakes in the still pictures whereas the smart EXPEED C2 image processing engine competently processes the images to opt for best possible quality and colors. 720p movie recording, 10 optimized scene modes, album creator, audio clipped with images, SO 80-1600 and inexpensiveness; you are really lucky to own a S30. Finally, its lighter weight and compact dimensions makes it a perfect companion for long traveling or vacation.
Design and Build Quality
Allowing you to capture in a carefree fashion, the Nikon Coolpix S30 has been astutely engineered for toughness and style. The design of the S30 is purposefully crafted In order to resist shocks when dropped from 80 cm heights, to resist water up to depths of 3m, and to resist dirt as well. Its unique symmetrical design boasts with larger and easy buttons for direct capturing and video recording. The frontal side of the camera features a 3x zoom NIKKOR; 4.1-12.3mm lens coupled with a 1/3-in. type CCD 10.1MP sensor on the top of which a fixated flash is housed to offer handiness in darkness. The top of the camera is exceptionally simplified with Movie record, Power switch, and shutter release button whereas the rear side tells the story of a 2.7inch large LCD monitor assisted with couple of handy buttons both the sides. The Hi-Speed USB lets you bring your work on a PC to further explore it while the internal memory of 47 MB can be further augmented to 32GB with SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards. The camera still misses HDMI connectivity which is crucial in modern cameras. Finally, 101.9mm x 64.8mm x 39.4mm dimensions and 214g weight makes it a pocket friendly gadget.
Focus and Face Detection
With a focal range of 30 cm (1 ft) to infinity (∞), the NIKKOR lens is well talented to take Shoot close-ups, Shoot under water, Photograph food, Highlight colors, take soft pictures, and create a diorama effect. The Center, Face priority (auto) focus modes lets you capture crispy and sharp details of your friends and family, keeping their smiles and faces every lively and green. The ISO 80-1600 is although a good range at this price point.
Lens and Image Stabilization
The 3x zoom NIKKOR; 4.1-12.3 mm lens offers 3x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom which apparently indicates that the camera is not meant for high zooming capabilities. The camera outputs JPEG format images in 10M [3648 x 2736], 4M [2272 x 1704], 2M [1600 x 1200] sizes. To lower the blur in still images, the camera has been blessed with Motion detection technology. The EXPEED C2 image processing engine is to be appreciated for the entire elegant image processing that it provides in conjunction with the CCD sensor and Motion blur reduction. However, the Electronic VR image stabilization which is present in Nikon Coolpix S25 is missing in S30.
Screen and Menus
As mentioned, our Nikon Coolpix S30 packs a 2.7inch crisp LCD monitor that allows you to capture the trickiest scenes with utmost skills and in carefree style. This large LCD monitor offers a clear view of the user interface, which is intended to be trouble-free to comprehend. The menus are very straightforward and uncomplicated to use. The camera allows you to create original slide shows with animated effects and music to share with your buddies and family. The built-in album-creator lets you build scrapbooks for speedy access to your favorite pictures and enjoy them later. Finally, two voice messages can be recorded for each picture that creates a convenience and adventure while browsing those pictures.
Nikon Coolpix S30 can be powered with any of the three pairs; Two LR6/L40 (AA-size) alkaline batteries (supplied), Two FR6/L91 (AA-size) lithium batteries (optional), or Two EN-MH2 rechargeable Ni-MH batteries (optional) where the first one (alkaline) offers 240 shots, the second one (lithium) offers 700 shots and the last one (EN-MH2) offers 410 shots.
Video Mode
You can shoot 720p videos with the Nikon Coolpix S30 in normal conditions or under the water as well. The video quality is clear enough to be used on web or share frankly with your friends. Of course some sort of noises and artifacts are inevitable but the overall quality is fine at smaller size. Unfortunately, the optical zoom is not available while video recording and using digital zoom is not recommended as it produces bad quality videos.
Engineered with CCD sensor, the Nikon Coolpix S30 camera very well tunes the exposure and brightness thus offering razor-sharp complementary and spectacular images with 80-1600 ISO ranges. The Motion blur reduction works in concurrence with the CCD sensor to productively abolish shakes and blur in images.
Nikon Coolpix S30 is a value for money product. Its robust design, capabilities to shoot under water, easy controls are just remarkable. Finally, this waterproof and shockproof is very inexpensive and perfectly suits those naïve photographers trying out their lucks.
Bad low light results and lack of innovation are the considerable draw backs. Further, the camera is not able-bodied to take high quality images and Full HD videos like the modern high end cameras. The optical zoom is low, worst yet, not available during video shooting. Finally, the Nikon Coolpix S30 camera is not a preference if you are looking for a serious photography business.
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Nikon Coolpix S30 is a perfect camera which is created for people who love to carry their camera to picnics or any adventurous trip. It is made in the way, with which it can defend against shock when it is goes down from height of 3 m, it can also stand firm against dust and dirt. It makes photo clicking experience great as the functioning of this camera is extremely simple. All the buttons are very easy to operate and this camera is overall a user friendly camera. Facets of this camera come up to 101.9 x 64.8 x 39.4 mm along with the weight of battery and memory card and weight measures up to 214 g. This camera comes with LCD screen type with size of 2.7 inch with image display resolution of 230,000 dots and video display resolution of 30 fps.
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Nikon Coolpix S30 camera comes with ISO rating of 80 to 1600 and face detection which helps in taking the perfect pictures. There are various styles of shooting modes available in this camera which includes close up, high colors mode, photograph fireworks, point and shot, under water shoot and lot more. With 256 segment matrix this camera also has red eye reduction which helps in getting mind blowing clarity. You can take continuous shots up to 1.5 fps. It comes with macro mode, while balancing mode with both automatic and manual options. Nikon's this camera has got contrast detect AF with NIKKOR lens type. Focal length allowed by this camera is 4.1 to 12.3 mm. This Nikon's camera, which offers optical sensor resolution of 10.1 mega pixel comes with camera strap, alkaline batteries, USB cable, brush, user guide for reference. You can buy Nikon Coolpix S30 in sizzling pink, bold black, bright blue and sparkling silver. All four colors look rocking and classy.
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HIGH POINT, N.C., March 2, 2013 – High Point University students departed from campus Saturday morning to drive to Tuscaloosa, Ala. where they will perform hurricane relief work for the duration of their break.
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Bicycling the Vineyards of Alsace Plus! the Black Forest
Itinerary Summary
Alsace is arguably the most unique region of France. As a place that has changed hands 5 times between France and Germany over the last 150 years, it is now a cultural crossroads where French finesse meets German gusto. Tucked between the Vosges Mountains and the Rhine River the region enjoys a perfect balance between architecture, nature, and gastronomy. Although officially located in France, the Alsatians have a distinct identity and refuse to be grouped with neither the French from the "interior" or the Germans across the Rhine river. Join us as we explore the wine roads and villages of Alsace.Next we move into Germany and enjoy 2,000 year old thermal baths, the center of Germany's haute cuisine, wineries, beer gardens, and some spectacular rides through magical villages. There is also the option to hike on Day 11.
***If this sounds great but you don't have time for the full tour, check out our Cycling the Vineyards of Alsace tour, which features the first 8 days of this itinerary.View Day-by-Day ItineraryHide Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Meet in Strasbourg
Highlights: Strasbourg, Capital of Alsace
We gather at our starting hotel this afternoon and fit bicycles. As host to many of the European Union's institutions, this town is alive with activity and has a UNESCO classified historic city center as well. A crossroads between Germany and France, we encourage you to arrive early to visit this historic and politically vibrant town. The Notre Dame de Strasbourg Cathedral was started in 1015 AD and now stands as one of France's most famous architectural masterpieces. The glowing pink stone comes from the nearby Vosges Mountains and it was the world's tallest building until 1874. Strasbourg is full of architectural gems as well as quaint quarters such as the La Petite France, often called the little Venice of the north with its canals, revolving bridges, and typical Alsatian-style buildings. We'll suggest a warm up ride this afternoon after we fit bicycles and before we meet for introductions and a welcome dinner.
Distance: Test Ride. Meals: Dinner (D)Lodging: Hotel Maison Rouge-Strasbourg
Day 2: Ride to Saverne
Highlights: Alsatian Countryside, bike paths
We leave Strasbourg today via side streets, bike paths, and the serene Canal de la Marne au Rhin - part of the vast network of canals that crisscross Europe north of the Alps. Pedaling west over rolling hills, you'll pass through several beautiful villages including Bouxwiller and Dettwiller and where you'll want to stop for some pictures and perhaps an Alsatian lunch. Our route then leads us to the charming town of Saverne, laced by canals and the Zorn River. Saverne boasts an impressive Neo-Classical chateau formerly a fortress which was also once the residence of the bishops of Strasbourg. After admiring the quaint streets and half-timbered architecture.
Distance: about 60km (about 37 miles). Meals: B, DLodging: Chez Jean
Day 3: Ride the bike path to Molsheim and beyond to Obernai
Highlights: Marmoutier, Molsheim, Marlenheim, Alsatian "Wine Road"
We enter the heart of the Alsatian vineyards today as we leave the pasture lands of the north. First we pass through the village of Marmoutier with its 12th Century Romanesque Church and head on to Marlenheim and Molsheim. The majority of our ride today is on a bicycle path along the famous Alsace Wine Route. You are entering rich wine country today, so you'll have ample opportunities to taste at small family-run wineries, but be sure to save yourself for our guided winery tour in Obernai this evening.
Distance: 52 km (32 miles) plus hill rides for those who wish. Meals: B, DLodging: Hotel Le Colombier in Obernai
Day 4: Rest day visiting Obernai or ride to Mont Ste Odile
Highlights: Alsatian wine villages and vineyards, views of the Vosges Mountains
We'll be back in the same hotel tonight so you can follow our recommended route to Mont Ste Odile, high in the Vosges Mountains with spectacular views, or enjoy a rest day off the bike. Obernai has a beautifully preserved medieval and Renaissance city center with plenty of sites to visit.
Distance: 37-58 km (23-36 miles). Meals: BLodging: Hotel Le Colombier in Obernai
Day 5: Bicycle the Alsace Wine Road
Highlights: Wine villages of Riquewihr, Ribeauvillé and the Castle of Haut-Koenigsburg
We really are in the heart of Alsace today, with its festive villages in the midst of vineyards, Renaissance house facades, and expansive views across the Rhine River Valley, and the Haut Koenigsbourg castle. Those who want to can visit the castle, then explore any number of the sixteen villages of the local consortium on the way to our hotel in the center of Riquewihr (Bergheim is probably the best preserved). The villages have populations that range from 400 people to the 5,000 in the town of Ribeauvillé.
Distance: 51-71 km (32-44 miles). Meals: B, DLodging: Hotel Le Shoenenbourg
Day 6: Pedal the Rhine Plain today or into the Vosges Mountains
Highlights: The festive villages of the Alsace Wine Road
You are in the same hotel again tonight so you can choose your ride today. We'll mark a beautiful ride going up into the mountains. Those who prefer a more challenging ride can continue on to the Col du Linge where you can visit the memorial of this World War I battlefield, which is a testimony to the "war of the trenches". An exhilarating downhill takes you through Orbey and back to Riquewihr.
Distance: 41 km (25 miles). Meals: BLodging: Hotel Le Shoenenbourg
Day 7: Colmar
Highlights: Gorgeous Munster Valley, La Maison du Fromages
Perhaps the best known town on your route today is Munster, founded by evangelizing Irish monks in the 7th century A.D. They brought their cheese making skills with them and created one of the most famous cheeses in France. We'll stop at the Maison du Fromage and learn how Munster cheese is made. Plan on a lunch stop here, or continue on to Colmar to explore the canals, museums, and great shopping. Colmar has been a famous market and wine center since the 13th century.
Distance: 44 km (27 miles). Meals: B, DLodging: Hotel Le Colombier - Colmar
Day 8: Freiburg
Highlights: Frieburg
Freiburg is without doubt one of Germany's most beautiful cities. That's not only because of its splendid colorful houses, or the impressive cathedral, but because it is also is a gorgeous city for shopping. And of course everywhere you will find the old "Bächle" an unusual system of gutters that run throughout its center. These Bächle, were once used to provide water to fight fires and feed livestock. They have a constant flow of water diverted from the Dreisam River and were never intended to remove sewage, and even in the Middle Ages such use would lead to harsh penalties. During the summer, the running water provides a natural form of air conditioning, and offers a pleasant gurgling sound. It is said that if one accidentally falls or steps into a Bächle, they will marry a Freiburger, or 'Bobbele'.
Distance: 60-70 km (37-43 miles). Meals: B, DLodging: Hotel Oberkirch
Day 9: Freiburg
Highlights: Explore town or option ride to the Kaiserstuhl
Today you decide whether you prefer to explore the Freiburg squares, cathedral, brewery with beer-garden or start your shopping tour at the Historical Merchants Hall. Or for those who really want to pedal and climb we have the perfect ride for you. The "Tour" of Freiburg is reminiscent of a Flemish classic stage, with beautiful climbs and gorgeous views. Our ride will take us around the Kaiserstuhl, Tuniberg, and Batzenberg and is considered to be the best road bike route in the area featuring small country roads, climbs, riding through Germany's smallest wine region the Tuniberg, past the Atilla-Rock (supposedly Attila the Hun was buried here).
Distance: 62 km (38 miles) and 2400 feet of climbing. Meals: BLodging: Hotel Oberkirch
Day 10: Baiersbronn
Highlights: Center of Germany's Haute Cuisine
Baiersbronn is famous as a center of haute cuisine in Germany, having 8 Michelin stars in total. According to the New York Times, Baiersbronn has the same number of Michelin three-star restaurants as London and twice as many as Chicago. They add, "Baiersbronn is now on its way to becoming recognized as the world's most unexpected restaurant capital."
Distance: 90km (56 miles). Meals: B, DLodging: Hotel Restaurant Pappel
Day 11: Baiersbronn
Highlights: Hike or bike into the Black Forest
Enjoy a spa, or hike one of the great trails around Baiersbronn, but if you really want to build your appetite for a grand dinner in this tiny Mecca of haute cuisine, bike the Black Forest and climb the Schwarzwaldhochstrasse also known as the Black Forest High Road - your legs will tell you why! Enjoy the views, waterfalls, narrow hidden valleys and the spectacular ruins of a the Allerheiligen Monastery.
Distance: 75km (46 miles) 3850 feet of climbing. Meals: BLodging: Hotel Restaurant Pappel
Day 12: Baden-Baden
Highlights: 2000 year old thermal baths
Baden-Baden used to be called the "European Summer-Capital" due to the number of nobles and wealthy that came to spend the summer here. But this international cultural center charms its visitors all year round. Be sure to visit its sophisticated thermal baths. The modern Caracalla Spa and the Friedrich's Spa offer wellness and relaxation while the "Festspielhaus" and the Frieder Brurda Museum are the cultural stimulants. And of course you should not miss an evening in the oldest and most beautiful Casino of Germany.
Distance: 45km (28 miles). Meals: B, DLodging: Atlanta Parkhotel
Day 13: Tour ends in Baden-Baden
Highlights: Baden-Baden
Baden-Baden is a fabulous town so consider an extra day or two here. Whatever your plans enjoy!
Meals: B
HighlightsSome of France's best cuisine, Parc Regional des Vosges du Nord, Alsatian villages, The Wine Road, Pedal from France to Germany and back to France, Saverne, Colmar, Wine tasting, Freiburg, Baiersbronn - Center of Germany's Haute Cuisine, Baden Baden
IncludesUse of a quality 27-30 speed bicycle; 13 days, 12 nights accommodation; 8 dinners with wine, 12 breakfasts; 2 to 3 bilingual tour leaders; van support plus "The Usual""The Usual" (Included with every ExperiencePlus! tour)
- Superb tour leaders who are fun, bilingual and avid cyclists.
- Help with flights, trains and pre/post tour hotels.
- Comfortable lodging in 3-4 star hotels.
- All breakfasts and at least half of your dinners.
- Use of a high quality 27-30 speed bike.
- Full van support to carry luggage – and tired cyclists, too!
- Special events like wine tastings, cultural visits and chocolatiers.
- All tips and gratuities at tour hotels and group meals.
- Unique routes, marked with our famous chalk dust arrows.
- Daily mileage options.
- Detailed route map and free use of our traveling resource library.
What's not included:
- Transportation to and from the bicycling tour including airfare, or train travel
- Helmets - we ask that you bring your own to ensure the best fit
- Meals not listed in the itinerary
- Tour Leader gratuity
See the complete list of what's include with every ExperiencePlus! tour.
CountriesFrance, Germany
Begin/EndStrasbourg / Baden Baden
Arrive/DepartParis (CDG), Zurich (ZRH) Paris (CDG), Frankfurt (FRA)
Total Distance596-707km (368-436 miles)
Daily Distance54 - 64km (33-40 miles) average for 11 riding days
TermsTerms & Conditions
Dates Price Single Supplement Notes Jun 28-Jul 10, 2015 $5350 $650 Book by November 15th and Save $200, per person. Book it Aug 16-28, 2015 $5350 $650 Book by November 15th and Save $200, per person. Book it
* We are happy to match solo travelers who would like to share a room with someone of the same gender. If no match exists, due to hotel pricing, we will charge 50% of the single supplement rate. This fee will be collected at the time of the final payment. If a roommate assignment is available this fee will be refunded at the conclusion of the tour.
Bicycling Alsace - The Inaugural Journey
Traveler Bobbie Majka sent in this report from the first ExperiencePlus! ride in Alsace.
France Trip Planner
Read up on country customs, airport information, culinary specialites, and more!
Highlights of Alsace
A brief introduction to the many highlights the Alsace region has to offer
- Bicycling Alsace - The Inaugural Journey
Beautiful bike paths, fantastic food, and wonderful small French and German villages!Carol D.,
Beautiful villages, great local food, great local wines, great guides. The best way in the world to travel. Slow enough to stop along the way to see the sights that you want. Fast enough to cover more ground than just walking.William W., Mt Pleasant, SC
Variety of scenery from the charming wine villages of the Alsace to the broad vistas and dense forests of the Black Forest; mix of cultures; great cycling including lots of bike paths; interesting cities to visit.Linda M., Livermore, CA
Phenomenal, Wonderful roads, picturesque villages and great food.Peter K., Williston, VT
How would you describe this tour to a friend? Very well-planned, superior tour guides, beautiful area (Alsace), varied terrain, interesting participants.Lee and Sherrye C., Arvada, CO
This was a really great tour! ExperiencePlus! has done another great job in choosing leaders, location, routes...everything.Lori S., Edinburg, TX
The bikes are absolutely wonderful to ride, and the dinners were very good and varied. Do this ride, you will love it!Julie S., Blue Island, IL
One of the best tours in Europe. Beautiful countryside, charming villages, distinctive architecture, quiet roads and bike paths, culinary delights, good wines, varied terrain.David F., Columbia, MD
Truthfully, there were many favorite experiences on this trip. Let me see if I can give a few examples: the dinners were all unique and wonderful, and tasty; the wine tasting was fun and educational; picon beer and tarte flambe; the storks; the Maginot line tour & other historic stuff; the many charming villages we rode through that had the charms of Alsace--from flowers, to colors, to the squares, to people, etc. I loved Alsace, and would go back, and would encourage others to visit it.Patti F., Rochester, NY
Great tour! Beautiful routes, quaint villages, great food and wine.Cheryl P., Livonia, MI


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