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No one needs to know we are going to Disney again, right? - Update 11/20!
Hello and Welcome to my first ever trip report! I have been a trip reporter reader for about a year now and have been tempted to write about my last two trips but have always chickened out. So here I go by taking the plunge and hoping for a few readers. Introductions: Going on this trip is of course is me! My name is Jamie. Joining me is my wonderful husband of five years, Kyle. Staying home would be our cuddly cat Moto. This trip wasn't actually planned...not really at all. It started with my husband putting an idea in my head. He does that a lot. He can be pretty sneaky. He had mentioned during the first week of May that he wanted to go somewhere for Memorial Day, but didn't want to just take a short trip up north. He jokingly said Disney World and I laughed. We had gone on a trip with his parents to DW last October and had vowed that we needed to try other things and not come back for a couple years....but the seed was planted. I started to really consider it. What if we went 3 days? What about 4? We could do a value resort rather than a moderate. But in the end he wanted to make it a great trip and I couldn't blame him. By the 2nd week in May we had booked a flight and a 6 night stay at Wilderness Lodge! This would be our very first time at a deluxe hotel. I was beyond excited! We kind of get stuck in ruts which is why we have stayed at POR 3 times.... But not this time. We were set for Sunday, May 29th - Saturday, June 4th in a "courtyard" view room. So let's get this trip started! My brother had come over Saturday night as he was going to house/cat sit for us while we were gone. I had made a plan to go to bed by 9 PM as our flight was 7 AM (way to early if you ask me), but I really wanted to hangout with my brother! We managed to get ourselves into bed by 10, but like most others I could not sleep. I tossed and turned and considered just getting up and hanging out with my night owl of a brother. I managed to fall asleep around 12:30 AM and catch a few Z's before my 3 AM alarm But I wasn't sad for too long because I remembered where we were going! We left our house at 4:00 and were arriving at my work where we would keep the car for the week at 4:30. The taxi came a few minutes later and we reached the airport by 5 AM. The Delta counter was empty, but they directed us a self check-in kiosk. Security was a complete walk through with no delays. Since we had about an hour and a half before boarding we decided to get some McDonalds breakfast and eat it as slowly as possible. After breakfast we walked to our gate and found a couple of seats by the window. Do I look tired? We chatted with a family that was sitting across from us as we waited to board. They were meeting other family in Orlando and would be staying in a condo and going to DW for a couple of days. The mom of the group said she hoped to run into us at the parks, but we never did see her. We took our seats after we boarded the plane. Kyle had the middle seat and I had the window seat. The plane was a little different than others we had taken before. For one we had leg room! My husband is 6'2 and I am 5'11 so our knees are usually right up against the seat infront of us, but not this time Every seat had its own monitor! This was a game that was free to play. It was a trivia game that let you play against other passengers...very cool. The monitor also had free TV with about 10 channels. It made the 3 hour flight go by really fast. Lastly, the person who was supposed to sit in the aisle seat did not show up so Kyle was able to move in the aisle seat and we were both very comfy. We landed at just about 11 AM and hustled to DME. I wanted to take a photo but there was no line at all. I didn't even get to (hooray!) stand in line to wait for our bus as they told us we made it just in time to catch one that was just about to leave. We hopped on the bus and walked all the way to the back as it was full. We sat right in front of the bathroom on the bus, so no picture of the entrance sign Wilderness Lodge was the first stop! As soon as we pulled up I was in awe. Kyle had held onto our carry on so we did not have to wait for the driver to unload it. We went inside to check in and stood in line for maybe 10 minutes. The CM took Kyle's cell phone number and said they would text when the room was ready. We gave our carry on to the vallet outside and decided to head back toward the pool to check it out. The pool was packed and most of the lounge chairs were taken. We weren't dressed for the pool anyway. Leaving the house at 4 AM isn't exactly shorts weather in Minnesota even though it was late May. We walked over to the pool bar where Kyle ordered a beer and I ordered a Pina Colava and took a seat at an empty table next to the bar. We enjoyed our drinks and the hot, but beautiful Florida weather. We started to get hungry for lunch and since we hadn't received a text yet decided to head to Downtown Disney. Up next - our long/short trip to Downtown Disney
No one needs to know we are going to Disney again...right? May/June 2011 TR HS choir trip March 1999 off site , POR April 2009, POR Nov.2009, POR Oct. 2010, WL May 2011, POP Nov. 2011 POP May 2012, WL Dec 2012, POP Oct 2013, DCL Dream Feb 2014 Last edited by DisneyDreamerMN; 11-20-2011 at 07:27 PM. |
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Great start so far! WL is gorgeous!
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Joining in! Love Wilderness Lodge, it is my favourite resort.
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I'm here! Great start, the pictures look good! Isn't my WL sooo beautiful?? Can't wait to read more!
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It was definitely had a long winter! Glad summer is finally here. I loved it, it is my new favorite resort! Quote:
Yay you found it! Your Wilderness Lodge?
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Hi Jamie and congrats on finally posting a trip report; you're doing great! I am subbing and can't wait to read more.
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I always hope that the 3rd seat person doesn't show up. Before boarding Delta kept annoucing that they had seats in first class available for an additional $100. I saw about 6 people go to the counter and purchase the upgrade so I am sure that's where our seat mate went.
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A little background and DTD
Me and Johnny Depp in Las Vegas I realized that I never listed our favorites! I am sorry about that! Favorite Character - Pooh Favortie Princess - Ariel Favorite WDW attraction - Big Thunder Mountaitn Railroad Favorite WDW Treat - Dole Whip Float Favorite WDW Resort - Wilderness Lodge Farvorite WDW Park - Magic Kingdom Kyle on the airport "monorail" Favorite Character - Eeyore Favortie Princess - Aurora (only cause he likes to say the name) Favorite WDW attraction - Splash Mountain Favorite WDW Treat - Mickey Ice Cream Bar Favorite WDW Resort - Wilderness Lodge Farvorite WDW Park - Epcot We were not always Disney World fanatics. Shame on us, right?! I had gone to Disney World as a senior in high school for choir. Our choir was invited to some sort of a music days event and so we sang at Epcot one afternoon. I really enjoyed the parks but since we were there for a short time and performing, my love did not develop Kyle had never gone to Disney World growing up, so his first trip was with me when he was 30. He wanted to go on a trip for his 30th birthday and suprisingly to me, he decided on WDW. We went for 5 days and stayed at POR and had a great time. Such a great time that shortly after we returned we were already talking about another trip - so we booked one for 7 months later LOL. And so began our love of WDW. I left off with us deciding to head to DTD to kill some time while we waited for our room to be ready. On our way to the bus stop I decided to take a picture that I have seen many others do before. When we got to the bus stop there were only a handful of people waiting for buses. We only had to wait a few minutes for the DTD bus to arrive and then we "were on our way"...but not really, we had to make a pit stop at the Grand Floridian. We had not visited the Grand Floridian yet, but commented that we should stop here sometime this week. There were maybe 25-30 people sitting at the Grand Floridian stop and you could tell a few were not happy that our bus was going to DTD. One woman had stepped onto the bus and was complaining to the driver that they had seen several buses for Hollywood Studios and the Magic Kingdom but none for Epcot and they wanted to know when one would be coming. She got off the bus and sat back down on a bench. The bus driver picked up her radio receiver and called it in. I didn't hear a reply but the driver than got off the bus and spoke to the woman and got back on, not sure what she was able to tell the group waiting. We were now on our way to DTD. I believe we got off at the Pleasure Island stop and decided to head to Raglan Road for lunch. We had eaten here before on our first trip a couple of years ago and had come back for one reason and one reason only....the ribs appetizer called Heaven on Earth. We were quickly seated at a table near the bar. I really do like this restaurant. I just love all the wood work and the rich color. I kept trying to take a picture of the beautiful bar, but it was also the route to the bathroom so every time I had a chance, someone would be walking to or from the bathroom. I took a couple of shots without the flash on but it was just way to dark in there. Because there were two bartenders working, I was just a little too embarrassed to take a flash shot when I did have a clear shot. I ordered a Killan's Red and Kyle ordered a Harps. Again, really dark in there I think the bread was a soda bread. It was good but really heavy so I only ate one piece. It was served with oil for dipping and I think the waiter added a little reduced Guiness to it. I apologize in advance, I am hit or miss with food photos, so I did not take a picture of our lunch. We split the Heaven on Earth ribs which are just the best thing I have ever eaten on Disney property. They are tender pieces of ribs with a sticky sweet Guiness glaze on them. We also split the fish and chips. The fish was good, but I was expecting a couple of pieces, but it was actualy just one long filet. While we were eating lunch we received a text at 12:56 that our room was ready! The text said our room number was 4037. Having never stayed at WL, I didn't know if that was a good location or a bad location. We finished up eating and decided rather than shopping we would just head back to the resort as we were both exhausted. We did want to make one stop at Earl of Sandwhich to grab a couple of sandwhiches for dinner later, but once we got to the entrance I noticed the huge line, so we changed our minds. On the way back to the bus stop I snapped a few pictures of the new (new to me) Lego statutes. My favorite one. I love Toy Story. We had a little argument of where the bus stop actually was and I hate to admit it, but Kyle was right. We didn't wait long for the bus to come. The bus was empty and only 2 others got on with us. We stopped at another DTD stop, but I can't remember which one. A family of 4 got on and our bus driver was getting off of his shift and another coming on so we had a bit of a wait. The bus driver that was leaving was telling us that he was going to Miami for the week to visit his daughter. The father of the family made a joke that he could drive us all to Miami now. Then the driver made a joke about the NBA finals and LeBron James, but the family of 4 didn't get it. I explained that Miami was in the finals and then they said they only followed college sports. I don't follow basketball either, but I think most know the name LeBron James. After our new driver had boarded and was ready to go, we were on our way to Typhon Lagoon! Wait, what, I thought we were going to Wilderness Lodge? This was the only bummer part of not being at our old stand by Port Orleans Riverside. I missed taking the boat that only stopped at French Quarter for a few minutes on the way there and back. During our long ride to Wilderness Lodge I noticed that we received a second text at 1:55 stating that our room was ready and we were in room 2120. What? I thought we were in 4037? Up next - What room are we in?
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Great update!!! Mmm Raglan Road seems like a restaurant I would love, but I have yet to go there! I'm hoping to squeeze it in somewhere in October!
I love the new Lego statues! That's so strange that you got 2 texts from WL with 2 different room numbers! I would have checked out both locations first, and then decided which room I wanted! I wish I could remember our room number from when we were there...it was 4 something, because we were on the 4th floor, but that's all I can remember! It was a FAR walk from the lobby too! But we had such a nice, peaceful woods view room, I'm kind of nervous about having a courtyard view this time, I hope it's not too noisy! Can't wait to see where you ended up!
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Love the photo of you with Johnny Depp!
Starting your trip with a meal at Raglan Road sounds great! That is weird about getting two room numbers - can't wait to find out which room you end up in. Lol at losing an argument! Don't you just hate when you end up being wrong?! |
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In my bird garden, I'd love to plant a sumac of some sort. There are a lot of great recommendations in books I've read, but I haven't been able to determine whether it'd be appropriate for this yard in this climate.
My environment: I'm in a relatively new subdivision, out near the Fox River. We've got 1/4 acre, and the bird garden backs onto a small thicket of mature trees at the east side of the house, with a great mix of sun and shade among various spots. I intend to "beef up" the thicket with one or two shrubs/trees (up to 10' or so, I suppose) that birds will enjoy, and would love some fall color. I've read that some sumacs tend to sucker and spread aggressively. This makes me think it might be a bit risky for a lot this small (I try to be a good neighbor!), and is best used in wilder areas. I'm more than willing to prune, but don't want to make big promises I can't keep up with in future years. So... has anyone here had experience with (deliberate) sumac in Chicagoland? Would this planting be super-pesty? Thank you in advance! |
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Here is a photo I took last fall of our Grow-low sumac (rhus aromatica) shrubs. They are well behaved and give nice color. Click on the thumbnail. I'm not the best photographer, but you can get the idea. Those shrubs are about four years old. We are in a new subdivision on the Fox River, too, btw. We planted this by the driveway, because sumac can take having snow mounded onto it. The bird feeder is right above this patch of shrubs, and the birds like hiding out around the low growing branches. The doves look like little river rocks sitting under there sometimes. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Fall color, Grow-low sumac
Sumac is a good Midwestern plant, underused, in my opinion (I assume you're talking about staghorn sumac), but gaining more attention. Although I didn't grow it when I lived in the Midwest, I think it's a great choice. But whether or not you want it depends on how much attention you want to give to it. I wouldn't say it spreads aggressively -- it does sucker freely, but a yearly culling takes care of those while they're small and easy to deal with. Not, in my opinion, a problem or a high-maintenance thing, but everyone has a different threshold for that. Here in the Northwest (where I am now) it's sort of a gardening mecca, and things that are well-behaved in the Midwest tend to be a little bit wild here -- but sumac isn't a problem. I just tend to the suckers in early summer and that's it. Named varieties tend to be somewhat less agressive than the species, so that might be another way to get around some of the suckering. I wasn't aware of the low-grow sumac, looks like an interesting option. There are some other varieties as well -- a fine cut-leafed variety ('Lacinata'), and one with golden foliage (goes under the trademarked name 'Tiger Eyes' and the variey name 'Bailtiger') that's very striking against dark-foliaged plants and has an incredible fall color. I like the fall color of all the staghorn sumacs, not to mention the great trunks. And they are great for birds. Many native or native-type plants that will attract birds has potential for easy spread -- watch out for some of the species honeysuckles, for example. That's one your neighbors wouldn't appreciate; comes up readily and everywhere from seeds spread by birds. My favorite plant for attracting birds when I lived in IN was a shrub dogwood -- they loved the berries, but it also just seemed to be a plant they liked to hide in and hop around under. I really enjoyed it -- although the suckers on that were much harder to control than sumac -- and would plant it again (and in fact have planted some shrub dogwoods in our front yard, although a different kind). Even so, if I had to pick between dogwoods and sumac, I'd go with sumac -- more year-round interest. Have fun deciding! |
I'm out in St Charles, and have Staghorn Sumacs that were planted by the landscaper. If I had it to do over again, I would have nixed it. They've been here over 7 years, and I have them in a mulched bed in the back of my yard. Every year in the spring when the ground is soft, I go out and pull up as many roots/suckers from the main plants that I can find, otherwise they'd spread all over. And those roots can really travel quite a distance. I think if they travel 'out of bounds' and you mow over them, though, you're OK. But if your neighbor has a bed nearby and it spreads there, they might not be pleased. If you want 1 or 2 shrubs, I'd pass on this. They're really not shrubby anyway. |
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The Southland's football state championship drought officially is over.
Times two.
Five long years had passed since a team from our region had hoisted a state championship trophy.
Trivia time: Which school claimed the honor?
Three seconds, two, one ... St. Rita, in 2006.
We were close numerous times — five to be exact: Lemont (2007 and '08), Providence ('09), Marist ('09) and Mount Carmel ('10). Each time we settled for second place — still a marvelous accomplishment.
In 2011, the region was void of representation in Champaign.
Fortunately, Crete-Monee (Class 6A) and Mount Carmel (Class 8A) put our championship-less streak to bed Saturday.
If there were any doubt that Crete-Monee, under coach Jerry Verde, had developed into a full-blown powerhouse program, Saturday's 33-26 win over previously unbeaten Cary-Grove put those concerns to rest.
It was the first state title in the program's history.
"It's a great feeling," Verde said. "But it's going to take some time for this to sink in. You don't understand the magnitude of it till years later. These guys will always be connected for life."
For Mount Carmel, Saturday's 28-14 win over Glenbard North was the program's 11th title overall and 10th under legendary coach Frank Lenti.
Does it ever get old, Frank?
"No," said Lenti, 326-59 during a 29-year career, with a wide grin. "It's exciting. They're all special in their own way. This team was all about 'we' and not 'me.' That's what all the state championship teams have in common. The players put the team ahead of individual success."
Without question, it takes a team effort to win a state championship.
But the performance Saturday by Crete-Monee's Laquon Treadwell — how shall I say this? — caused quite a buzz in the press box.
In no way am I suggesting that Treadwell is bigger than the team or that the Warriors could not have accomplished the feat without him.
I know this for certain: It would have been far more difficult without No. 6 on the field.
Crete-Monee is a team full of outstanding players, a minimum of four who boast Division I skills. Treadwell, however, is one of those talents that comes along every 10 years or so.
Those skills were on full display on the state's biggest stage. Whether watching inside Memorial Stadium or television, it didn't take a person with the football acumen of Troy Aikman to realize Treadwell is special.
There's a good chance we're going to see the young man playing on Sundays one day if he maintains his work ethic and health. That's not till after we watch him on ESPN competing on Saturdays at a yet-to-be-determined college.
"He's unbelievable," Cary-Grove coach Brad Seaburg said.
I couldn't have summed it up any better, coach.
Treadwell finished the 6A title game with 93 yards rushing, 85 yards receiving, two touchdowns, 12 tackles, an interception and averaged 41.5 yards on kickoffs.
Oh, he also kicked an extra point and had a 2-point conversion.
Someone asked me Saturday, "What doesn't he do?"
"Fill water bottles," I said.
On second thought, maybe he does that, too.
The school that lands Treadwell — be it Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Michigan, Michigan State or Mississippi — is not only getting a wildly skilled player, but also a ferocious competitor.
"I don't like to lose — in anything," Treadwell said. "I enjoy playing on a big stage like this. The goal all season was to win a state championship, no matter where it's played."
It was the same goal of Lincoln-Way East, which had to settle for bridesmaid status, losing 10-8 to Glenbard West in Class 7A. It was the Griffins' first loss of the season, and it was a tough one.
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The more than half-century old U.S. boycott of Cuba strictly prohibits businesses from visiting the island without first obtaining a license.
The Treasury says that between June 8 and June 18, 2009, seven representatives of Red Bull North America traveled to Cuba in order to film a documentary, without first obtaining approval.
In a statement, Treasury said Red Bull had prior knowledge of U.S. sanctions on Cuba and took steps to conceal the visits. It also said that Red Bull's management had approved of the film and the travel involved.
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The Department of Justice's (DOJ) Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) manages more than 209,000 inmates, up 45 percent between fiscal years 2000 and 2010. As the prison population grows, so do concerns about correctional officer safety. As requested, GAO examined the (1) equipment that BOP and selected state departments of corrections (DOC) provide to protect officers, and the officers' and other correctional practitioners' opinions of this equipment; (2) extent to which BOP has evaluated the effectiveness of this equipment, and factors correctional equipment experts consider important to the acquisition of new equipment; and (3) institutional factors correctional accrediting experts reported as impacting officer safety, and the extent to which BOP has evaluated the effectiveness of the steps it has taken in response. GAO reviewed BOP policies and procedures; interviewed BOP officials and officers within BOP's six regions, selected based on such factors as the level of facility overcrowding; interviewed officials at 14 of the 15 largest state DOCs; and surveyed 21 individuals selected for their expertise in corrections. The results of the interviews cannot be generalized, but provide insight into issues affecting officer safety.
BOP and 14 state DOCs included in GAO's review provide a variety of protective equipment to officers, but BOP officers and management have different views on equipment. BOP generally provides officers with radios, body alarms, keys, flashlights, handcuffs, gloves, and stab-resistant vests while on duty, but prohibits them from storing personal firearms on BOP property, with limited exceptions. DOC officials in 14 states GAO interviewed provided examples of equipment they allow officers to carry while on duty that BOP does not--such as pepper spray--and officials in 9 of the 14 states reported allowing officers to store personal firearms on state DOC property. BOP and states provide similar equipment to protect officers in an emergency, such as an inmate riot or attack. Most BOP officers with whom GAO spoke reported that carrying additional equipment while on duty and commuting would better protect officers, while BOP management largely reported that officers did not need to carry additional equipment to better protect them. BOP has not evaluated the effectiveness of equipment it provides in ensuring officer safety, and correctional equipment experts report that BOP needs to consider a variety of factors in acquisition decisions. Neither the officials nor the experts with whom GAO spoke reported that they were aware of or had conducted evaluations of the effectiveness of equipment in ensuring officer safety, although BOP tracks information necessary to do so in its data systems. By using information in these existing systems, BOP could analyze the effectiveness of the equipment it distributes in ensuring officer safety, thus helping it determine additional actions, if any, to further officer safety and better target limited resources. All of the correctional equipment experts GAO spoke with reported that BOP would need to consider factors such as training, replacement, maintenance, and liability, as well as whether the equipment met performance standards, if it acquired new equipment. These experts suggested that any decision must first be based upon a close examination of the benefits and risk of using certain types of equipment. For example, while state officials reported that pepper spray is inexpensive and effective, a majority of the BOP management officials we spoke with stated that it could be taken by inmates and used against officers. Correctional accrediting experts most frequently cited control over the inmate population, officer training, inmate gangs, correctional staffing and inmate overcrowding as the institutional factors--beyond equipment--most impacting officer safety. These experts suggested various strategies to address these factors, and BOP reported taking steps to do so, such as conducting annual training on BOP policies, identifying and separating gang members, and converting community space into inmate cells. BOP has assessed the effectiveness of steps it has taken in improving officer safety. For instance, a 2001 BOP study found that inmates who participated in BOP's substance abuse treatment program were less likely than a comparison group to engage in misconduct for the remainder of their sentence following program completion. BOP utilizes such studies to inform its decisions, such as eliminating programs found to be ineffective. GAO recommends that BOP's Director assess whether the equipment intended to improve officer safety has been effective. BOP concurred with this recommendation
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Comments: We found that the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) had not evaluated the effectiveness of the equipment it provides to its officers to ensure their safety. As a result, we recommended that the Attorney General direct the Director of BOP to leverage BOP's existing data systems--known as TRUINTEL and SENTRY--and the institutional expertise available through the National Institutes of Justice and Corrections (NIJ and NIC), as appropriate, to assess the impact of the equipment it provides or could provide to its officers in better protecting them in a range of settings and scenarios. In response, BOP began a pilot in August 2012 in which they will allow officers in certain positions at select high-security facilities to carry pepper spray, and will assess the impact of the use of this pepper spray on officer safety. Specifically, in August 2012, BOP reported that its Office of Research and Evaluation (ORE) will conduct a study to evaluate the impact that the use of the pepper spray has on the injury rate and response time of staff responding to an emergency, using data from TRUINTEL and medical reports. To fully address our recommendation, BOP needs to conduct the study of the pilot program. According to BOP, its staff are compiling the data necessary to evaluate the pilot, and BOP anticipates that its study will be completed in the summer of 2014.
Recommendation: To capitalize on the data BOP already collects and to further DOJ's evaluation efforts, the Attorney General should direct the Director of BOP to leverage existing BOP data systems, such as TRUINTEL and SENTRY, as well as the institutional expertise available through National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and National Institute of Corrections (NIC), as appropriate, to assess the impact of the equipment BOP has provided or could provide to its officers to better protect them in a range of scenarios and settings.
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SaveOnBrew's Top 10 Beers To Ring In The New Years
12.31.2012 02:00 AM (comments: 0)
It's time to bust out the fancy glasses and classy beers to ring in 2013!
Forget dropping $100 on a bottle of Champagne. There are plenty of impressive beers to share with your friends on this momentous occasion without looking like a total cheap-ass. Here are 10 New Year's Eve beers recommended by your pals here at SaveOnBrew…
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Hop Candy Review
12.30.2012 02:00 AM (comments: 0)
These little gems are the brainchild of Bob Bero, a beer enthusiast from Lowellville, Ohio. He created the flavors using real hop oil, not some sick artificial flavoring. He pitched them to us as a "love or hate" experience, so naturally, we were intrigued and had to try them.
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12.28.2012 09:00 AM (comments: 0)
Zane Lamprey has the best job in the world. He's a self-proclaimed "International Drinking Ambassador" who has traveled the world in pursuit of the best beer, customs and drinking games.
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Brewer Profile: Yuengling
12.27.2012 09:00 AM (comments: 0)
Last year, Yuengling surpassed Sam Adams as the top-selling craft brewer in America. They saw a 15 percent year-over-year increase and sold 2.5 million barrels of beer. Yuengling Traditional Lager was the best-selling super-premium beer in the U.S. and the 15th most-popular beer overall.
Game of Thrones Beer?
12.26.2012 12:00 PM (comments: 0)
There can never be enough opportunities for BEER to be integrated with pop-culture.
That's why our editors geeked out when we heard there would be a series of beers released especially for fans of HBO's "Game of Thrones." HBO is teaming up with Brewery Ommegang in Cooperstown, New York to create beers based on themes and characters from the George R.R. Martin novels and TV series.
Drink Like Santa: 5 Festive Holiday Beers
12.21.2012 10:30 AM (comments: 0)
Santa has always struck me as the kind of fellow you could have a beer with at the bar.
This Holiday, Serve BEER For Dessert!
12.20.2012 09:49 AM (comments: 0)
Just in time for the holidays... Beer Brittle Recipe!
Holiday Gift-Giving: 7 Books For Beer Buffs
12.18.2012 02:00 AM (comments: 0)
People who love beer are easy to buy for.
Most times, you get them a 12-pack and they're forever grateful.
Yet, perhaps you want to give your beer-obsessed loved one something a little more this year.
While it's true that one does not simply read with beer goggles on, you can still give them something to cling to while they're lying in bed with that hangover.
Beer For The End of the World
12.17.2012 02:00 AM (comments: 0)
Doomsday approaches...
Where will YOU be at that fateful moment? More importantly, what beer will you be drinking?
The Relationship Between Hobbits & Beer
12.14.2012 10:37 AM (comments: 0)
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Each of the hubs scattered throughout Port-au-Prince [6] have a series of facilities that ensure high sanitation standards even during natural disasters. Each facility provides space for hand and foot washing, cooled seating, irrigation channels that divert floodwaters to wetlands north of the city, laundry facilities, water distribution points, shading, toilets, and showers.
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Iggy Pop is very often quoted as"The godfather of Punk" and with justified reason. Almost every punk band that have preceded Iggy & The Stooges, have taken something from them musically whether they realised it or not. This superb box set is certainly a worthwhile addition to any collection even if punk is not your thing.' The Stooges' influence on much of today's music makes this selection of live recordings, rarities and studio outtakes from the Raw Power sessions a real collectors item.
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Par Carole
de Oshawa
I will never buy from this line again. Rubbish!! I have worn this ring a few times and today noticed it was missing a stone. The ring is going in the garbage and I am still paying for it as my thirty day return has expired.More and more I see a distinct lack of quality control at TSC.
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Beautiful but stones have fallen out
Par Sandra
de St. John's, NL
I bought this ring in January'14 and have only worn it a couple of times and already 2 of the stones have fallen out, I am very disappointed as I like it a lot. Since it was only a couple of months old I contacted the Shopping Channel to see if there was any warranty and was advised that it did not but that I could send it back to have stones replaced at my own cost. I hardly think it was worth doing that since other stones would likely fall out and it would probably be just as cheap to purchase a new one. Very disappointed with the quality and that there is no warranty!
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Par Marnabug
de Niagara Falls, Ontario
I wear this every day and love it matched with my Tycoon solitaire. I cannot believe some purchasers call it uncomfortable. I am pernickety and sensitive and have not had a single problem with this ring. I often have to catch myself...love to hold my hand up and admire it!
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Sparkles nicely and a believable size
Par Marlyne
de Keremeos, B.C.
I purchased this ring in the clear and am quite happy. So far I haven't had any stones fall out like one reviewer. I'm happy with the size as it does look very real and the stones reflect light beautifully. I have a diamond eternity that is larger and the two compliment one another very well.
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Par Bon
de Orillia
Very pretty but too uncomfortable to wear.
Way Too Small
Par Connie
de Saskatchewan
This ring was incredibly small. I had ordered two different colors but returned them both as they were very small.
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Way too small!
Par Shopping Diva
de Toronto
I bought this ring to replace another eternity band that I bought from Diamonelle (I lost a stone). When I received this ring I was really disappointed with how small the stones were. It was not even half the size of the other eternity band that I bought before. I just have to say that I am really disappointed with the quality of Diamonelle lately. I have several pieces from way back and the quality has certainly not remained the same.
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Par Vonnie
de Ontario
I bought this ring specifically to wear when i went to las vegas may 19/13. I only wore it while playing black jack or let it ride. I noticed when I returned home that a stone was missing . I am devastated this is one of my favortie rings. Vonnie
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Par B.
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Very pretty (I bought pink)! I weare it with some of the 5 eternity bands set I bought some time ago. Looks great, feels grate, I just love it.
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Sparkly, Pretty, Believable
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I purchased two of these to wear stacked - they are nicely made, well-set, very brilliant, feminine and not-overpowering - I love wearing them, and unlike some of the other reviewers, do not find them uncomfortable at all.A pretty, believable ring that I am happy I purchased.


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