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Less Fat…Or Less Calories? on courier-journal.com
Death by Food Pyramid: A Manifesto For Thinking About Health In the 21st Century on healthkismet.com
Let 'Death by Food Pyramid' be thy guide on paleoinmelbourne.blogspot.com
Life after 'Death by Food Pyramid' on medium.com
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Death by Food Pyramid with Denise Minger - Sean Croxton on blogtalkradio.com
766: Guest Host Denise Minger Brings To Light The Shoddy Science Of Nutrition on thelivinlowcarbshow.com
TRB040: Death By Food Pyramid With Denise Minger on rebootedbody.com
TPV Podcast, Episode 75: Denise Minger on Death by Food Pyramid on paleoparents.com
Podcast 240: The Louder the Blogger, the Wronger the Blogger on undergroundwellness.com
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The New and Updated Port Orleans Riverside FAQ Thread for 2008 --- NOW CLOSED
Sorry, this old FAQ thread is now closed, please see the latest updated version located at: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2904701 See you over there! Welcome to the Port Orleans Riverside FAQ Quick Facts: Resort: Disneys Port Orleans Riverside Address: 1251 Riverside Drive, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, 32830-1000 Tel: (407) 934-6000 Fax: (407) 934-5777 Reservations: (407) 934-7639 or www.disneyworld.com, or your favourite travel agent. Opening Date: 2 February 1992 (under its former name of Dixie Landings) Location: Downtown Disney area Category: Moderate Rooms: 2,048 Closest Theme Park: Epcot Closest Water Park: Typhoon Lagoon Closest Entertainment/Shopping: Downtown Disney Introduction Port Orleans Riverside is the largest section of the 3,056 room Port Orleans Resort complex which is situated about two miles north of the Downtown Disney area along the banks of the Disney-created Sassagoula River. The other section is is Port Orleans French Quarter and the entire complex was formed by the merger of the old Dixie Landings Resort and the Port Orleans Resort in March 2001. Each area (Riverside and French Quarter) is treated as a separate hotel by Disneys Central Reservations, and each has its own check-in area and facilities. However, guests staying at Riverside may use all the amenities at French Quarter and vice versa including sharing the swimming pools. Its just a short ten-minute riverbank walk between the two locations, or you can use the free ferry boats. What is the layout of the resort? The Port Orleans Riverside Resort is split into two sections, Alligator Bayou and Magnolia Bend, plus the main facilities building (the Sassagoula Steamboat Company) and a recreational island (Ol man Island) which is located centrally between the two areas. Alligator Bayou consists of 16 two-story buildings with 64 guest rooms in each (with room numbers 14xx to 39xx). As the buildings are fairly small, there are no elevators. The area is themed as a rustic backwater bayou, with dense foliage, meandering streams and pathways, small pools and pretty bridges. The rooms follow this rustic style and feature such themed items as bed-posts hewn from logs. Note: some people love this theming, while others comment that it feels rather basic. Magnolia Bend consists of four larger 256-room plantation style mansion buildings (Acadian House, Magnolia Terrace, Oak Manor and Parterre Place) laid out in more formal gardens with fountains and courtyards (room numbers 80xx to 95xx). The rooms are more ornate and plushly decorated, although the actual size and facilities provided are identical to those in Alligator Bayou. The mansions are all three storied buildings near the main entrance (where the elevators are located) and two stories in the outlying blocks. The Sassagoula Steamboat Company main facilities building is themed as a riverboat depot and an old-fashioned cotton mill, and it provides the resorts lobby and front desk facilities, shop, restaurants and bars, the main bus stop and ferry boat dock, plus boat and bike rental facilities. Ol Man Island is home to the main feature swimming pool with slide, hot tub and pool bar, the Fishin Hole, a childrens playground and a seasonal campfire setting. What types of room are available? There are three basic room types: Standard, Water View and King Bed (the latter two being more expensive). There are no preferred locations as such, so your room could be located anywhere on the resort. Standard view rooms can overlook woods, gardens or parking lots. Water View guarantees a view of either a pool or the Sassagoula River. Kind Bed rooms contain just one King-size bed instead of two doubles, and can be located anywhere on the resort so you could be allocated either type of view. How much does it cost? Room prices vary by day, season and room type, starting from $149 per night for weekdays in Value season to $215 for weekends in Holiday season. Water View and King Bed rooms cost approximately $15 extra per night, and there is also a $15 surcharge for having a third or fourth adult occupying a room. These prices are all plus 12.5% local tax. If you book room-only with Disney you will pay a one room/night deposit in advance and the balance upon arrival. Cancellation with a full refund is possible up until six days before arrival, or 45 days for package bookings. Some discounts, such as AAA and WDW Annual Passholder apply, but these are limited and often sell out very quickly once the rates have been released. Can I request a particular location or room type? Some people prefer to request one section or the other and its always best to make your requests along with your initial booking. You can also try faxing or phoning the resort a few days before you arrive (no more than five days) as a reminder, but please be aware that Disney will not guarantee any locations apart from on specific medical grounds. Generally speaking, the best locations for access to the main building and bus stop are buildings 14-18 and 27 in the Alligator Bayou section. Oak Manor and Parterre Place in the Magnolia Bend mansions are also good. Some areas, such as buildings 34-39 in the Alligator Bayou are very remote, and while there are several outlying bus stops youll find yourself a very long way from breakfast! What facilities are in the rooms? All rooms are approximately 314 square feet and feature two double (not Queen size) beds. Rooms containing one King bed are available for an extra charge. The Alligator Bayou double-bedded rooms (only) also feature an extra pull-out trundle bed which allows this section to sleep five people. Note: the trundle bed is smaller than a normal single bed and so is really only suitable for children up to about age ten. Connecting doorway rooms are available, but again these are not guaranteed unless there are unaccompanied minors occupying the second room. Another often-requested option is a corner room, as these have two windows rather than one and thus tend to be brighter. All rooms include: phone, TV, clock, small fridge (no freezer compartment), bathtub/shower, toilet, two wash basins, table & two chairs, bedside table, cabinet with drawers (beneath the TV), air conditioning & ceiling fan, cabled internet access ($9.95 for 24 hours), small wall-safe, coffee maker (four-cup basket filter type, supplied with free coffee), hair dryer, iron & ironing board, clothes hanging rail. Some disabled-access rooms are available which mostly feature one King-size bed, a roll-in shower and wheel-chair height accessible facilities such as safe, wash basin, etc. Is smoking allowed in any of the buildings? No, smoking is no longer permitted in any part of Walt Disney World apart from specially designated smoking areas which are clearly marked on the resort maps. What time can I check in and can the resort store my bags? Rooms are officially available from 3pm but you can check in at the front desk as early as you like. You may get lucky and find that a room happens to be ready earlier, or otherwise Bell Services can store your bags while you head off to enjoy the hotel facilities or the theme parks. Check-out is by 11am, although you can request a free later check-out time (up to 1pm) as long as the room is not need urgently for other guests. Again, Bell Services will store your bags until you are ready to depart, and they also have a fridge for items which need to be kept chilled. Note: the main pool has showers, lockers and changing rooms if you want to take a dip after you have checked out. What options are there for eating and drinking? The Sassagoula Steamboat Company building houses a counter service food court and a table-service restaurant, a lounge bar and the hotel shop which sells packeted snacks and drinks. The Riverside Mill is the resorts food court, themed as a working cotton mill from the mid-1800s. It contains five varied serving stations offering everything from bakery goods and burger/chicken meals to carved meat joints to pizza and make-your-own-pasta, plus a grab-and-go area for quick fresh snack items. Refillable mugs are available for $12.95, which you can top up at the beverage station for free for the rest of your stay. The one downside at this food court is that you collect all your food from the various counters and only then queue up to pay, which means that at very busy times (such as 9am for breakfast) it can take a while before you sit down to eat. Boatwrights Dining Hall is the only table-service restaurant at either of the Port Orleans resorts, and is situated in a recreation of an old shipbuilders yard, complete with the partially-completed New Orleans Lugger boat hanging from the ceiling. As with all of Walt Disney World these days, advanced dining reservations are strong recommended - call (407) WDW-DINE to book up to 90 days in advance of the first day of your stay. The food has a generally Cajun style, but theres plenty to choose from for everyone. The Sweet Potato Cakes and Banana-stuffed French Toast for breakfast were especially recommended, but sadly from 22nd February 2009 Boatwrights no longer serves breakfast, only dinner from 5pm to 10pm. The River Roost lounge offers specialty drinks, appetizers, and some great sing-along piano musical entertainment from Yee Ha Bob Jackson in the evenings (Wednesday-Saturday from 8.30pm). Light snacks and drinks are also available from the Muddy Rivers pool bar on Ol Man Island. Fultons General Store is the resorts gift shop, and apart from all the usual Disney and resort merchandise they also carry a selection of essentials plus snack items and bottled drinks, newspapers & magazines, medicines, etc. What about recreation facilities? Ol Man Island contains Riversides main feature swimming pool. Its themed as an old-fashioned swimming hole located on a wooded island surrounded by the Sassagoula River. The main pool has waterfalls and a 95 ft slide, plus theres a separate kiddies pool, hot tub and the Muddy Rivers Pool Bar if you just want to sit on the porch with a drink. Life guards are on duty until 8pm (10pm seasonally) when the slide closes, but there are often people still swimming until well after midnight. Towels are provided free of charge and there is a towel-return bin next to the pool. Ol Man Island also features a childrens playground area and a campfire around which stories are told as your roast your smores (seasonal winter activity). There is also a Fishin Hole where you can rent a cane pole and catch catfish, perch, bass and bluegill. There is a catch-and-release policy so youll have to throw em back. You can also book a fishing excursion on the Sassagoula River - bring your own rod and tackle, or rent them. Port Orleans Riverside also has five smaller quiet pools two in the Magnolia Bend area and three in Alligator Bayou. These are open 24 hours, but they do not have lifeguards or provide towels (although there are towel-return bins). There are guest-operated pay laundry facilities at each of the quiet pools. The Medicine Show Games Arcade is located just off the main lobby. At the marina just behind the main lobby you can rent a pontoon boat, Boston Whaler, Sea Raycer (two-person water mouse boat) or pedal boat/canoe and travel up and down the Sassagoula River. You can also rent pedal cycles and four-wheel Surrey Bikes from this area. On Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday mornings, children aged 4-12 can experience the Bayou Pirate Adventure, a supervised riverboat excursion in search of hidden treasure. Cost is $30 per child, including a snack lunch. Horse-drawn carriage rides are offered in the evenings (weather permitting) from 6pm to 9:30pm. Cost is $35 per 25-minute ride for up to four adults (or two adults and three small children). You can make reservations at the Riverside marina, or in advance via (407) WDW PLAY. What transportation options are there? Port Orleans Riverside features four bus stops with free Disney bus transportation to all of the Disney theme parks, water parks and the Downtown Disney area. Buses run at least every 10-20 minutes from one hour before park opening until 1.5 hours after each park closes. Note: you cannot get to the other resort hotels very easily and will need to plan enough time to change at a theme park or at Downtown Disney. The bus service is the subject of some controversy as this is a large resort and for most of the day the bus service is shared with French Quarter (which often gets the first pickup on the route). Even though separate services are run at peak times, if youre trying to get back from a park (along with the rest of the masses) after a fireworks show, you may experience a lengthy wait. There are four bus stops at Riverside, so if you board at the first one (usually the South Depot, next to the main lobby building) then you may have to go round the other three stops before the bus actually departs for its final destination. Epcot is the closest resort (usually less than 10 minutes from leaving the resort), then Studios, Magic Kingdom and finally Animal Kingdom (sharing its service with Blizzard Beach) which can take up to 20-25 minutes. If youre travelling to Downtown Disney, a much more relaxing and romantic option is the 20-minute free water taxi service which runs along the Sassagoula River every 10-20 minutes from 11am to 11pm. From 9am to 11am a local water shuttle service runs between Riverside and French Quarter only. Before 11am or after 11pm you'll need to take the bus to get to or from Downtown Disney, and during the day this bus also serves Typhoon Lagoon. Where can I find out more detailed information, see photos, etc? For more information and some photos, please refer to the Port Orleans Riverside DIS Resorts Page and the DIS Port Orleans Riverside Photos Page. You could also try the unofficial Port Orleans tribute site at www.portorleans.org which tries to answer just about any Port Orleans questions you may have - and has a ton of photos too. There is also a fabulous Port Orleans Riverside photo thread right here on the DIS to get you excited ready for your trip. Port Orleans Riverside FAQ text and photo (c) Andre Willey 2008, 2009. Used here by permission.
Port Orleans Riverside is my second home - I never get homesick when I'm there, but it does happen the other way around! For more info on the Port Orleans resorts, please visit www.portorleans.org Now including a Trip Report forum - any comments on your POR/POFQ stays are welcome Days Inn Lakeside: Apr/May 89 Disney's Wilderness Lodge: Feb 99 Disney's Beach Club: Sep 07, Sep 09 Disney's Dixie Landings: Jul/Aug 95, Oct 96, Sep/Oct 97, Feb 99 Disney's Port Orleans Riverside: Sep/Oct 02, Jun 04, May/Jun 05, May 06, Oct 07, Aug 08, Aug 09, Feb 10, Halloween 10, Aug 11, Aug 12, Feb 13, Aug 13... and coming next, Aug 14 Last edited by andrewilley; 04-03-2012 at 06:56 PM. Reason: Updated News |
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Links to other Port Orleans Threads
The previous (2004) DISboards Port Orleans FAQ Thread can be found here: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=396424
If you're interested in the other half of the resort, the current DISboards Port Orleans French Quarter FAQ Thread can be found at: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1975035 Andre
Port Orleans Riverside is my second home - I never get homesick when I'm there, but it does happen the other way around! For more info on the Port Orleans resorts, please visit www.portorleans.org Now including a Trip Report forum - any comments on your POR/POFQ stays are welcome Days Inn Lakeside: Apr/May 89 Disney's Wilderness Lodge: Feb 99 Disney's Beach Club: Sep 07, Sep 09 Disney's Dixie Landings: Jul/Aug 95, Oct 96, Sep/Oct 97, Feb 99 Disney's Port Orleans Riverside: Sep/Oct 02, Jun 04, May/Jun 05, May 06, Oct 07, Aug 08, Aug 09, Feb 10, Halloween 10, Aug 11, Aug 12, Feb 13, Aug 13... and coming next, Aug 14 Last edited by andrewilley; 11-19-2008 at 03:18 PM. |
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Andre, this is wonderful. You put it together nicely. It will help a lot of people!!
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This is great! POR is a fantastic resort...we love staying there. Thanks for all the info!
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I am happy to see an updated POR thread. We will be staying there in November for the first time and am very excited about it.
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We decided just today to stay at Riverside for August of 09. I can't wait to hear what everyone has to say!
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Great to see a new thread pulling everything together! I loved this resort last year. Favourite memories: walking in the gardens, empty pools because there were so many, excellent house keeping, great bus service (I know I know not everyone had that experience!), Pianoman Bob, good foodcourt, and taking boatrides down to the DTD.
In fact, I loved it so much that I've just booked a trip for early September! I had a trip planned for Christmas but the international airfares were so ridiculous at that time I decided today to change tack. I'm looking forward to relaxing in the resort again after a hard day's work in the parks
Planned: EBPC (Wonder), VGF Sept '14
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Brilliant - thank you!!
going for the first time in December and am sooooooooooooo excited
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Wonderful! Only 16 days and I'll be there. If anything has changed while I'm there, I'll let you know!
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Andre that page looks great! Only 19 more days and I can experience this resort first hand!
CBR 6/06 ---- POR 9/08 ---- RPR@ Universal 9/09 ----POR 12/09----CSR 9/11
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Yay, only 7 days to go! I am so excited! Does anyone know if the only public bathrooms are in the lobby and food court? Are there port a potties anywhere else in the resort? Do the little pools have a bathroom, maybe?
The reason I ask is with 5 people in one room- one bathroom- yikes, especially when everyone wakes up in the morning..ugh..when you've got to go, you've got to go, you know? Not worried about me, but three KIDS! |
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Our count downs are exactly the same. Our first Dec trip too. See you there!! |
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Thanks so much for this wonderful thread.
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[QUOTE=dogodisney;26971815]Woo hoo! Glad you can join myself, lazydoxy, and twighlight terror! We all will be there at that same time.
[\QUOTE] Sounds like POR is the place to be! I'm normally a long term planner so this spur of the moment trip is brave new territory for me. Fortunately I've decided to flag table service (I've spent alot of time in restaurants in my previous trips and my trip next year will definately be deluxe dining so decided to try it a different way this time, especially with free dining madness going on) so that's one less thing to plan. Time to hit the tips, meets, and themepark boards!!
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I'm going to grow my potatoes in straw this year.
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Another option for you, Wiilliam is seaweed. I go to a nearby beach and, using a manure fork, scoop up lots of free seaweed to use as compost and mulch. To transport it, II stuff it into large, heavy duty leaf bags which came from a hardware store. It's pretty easy. Jim |
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Nearest seaweed is over 20 miles and I'm a cyclist(out of shape one lol)so that is a little impractical. I'd love to have Seaweed. My grandmother is from the west of Ireland that's what people used to do out there because the soil is more rock than dirt. We have an Agway several towns over. I'll be paying them a visit for fertilizers. For the straw though I'm really looking for under 10 miles away like in the Bridgewaters. I'm know there are several farms. I just don't know where and also would appreciate opinion on quality. thanks, Billy |
If getting straw or other mulch turns out to be difficult for you, I would suggest using the conventional method of hilling the potatoes with soil. That's the way potato farmers do it and it works fine. I doubt that the straw method gives a better yield although it may have other advantages. Jim |
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I planted lots of stuff in straw bales last year, in southeast Michigan. And I found my straw on craigslist. Right now, it looks like you can get wheat straw around here for about $2.00 or $2.50 per bale, delivered. But the price can vary. I got some delivered last year, and I think I paid $3 per bale. But it was a little later in the season. |
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Im going to try building a potato box (maybe 2) and try growing potatos up. I believe that the ideal size is 3' x 3' Made of 2x8's as they grow up you fill with dirt then stack another box on top (rinse and repeat several times) I like potatos but dont want to give them an entire bed, and recently read in another forum of the sucess with the potato box. Happy Gardening |
Last year I grew potatoes both in a potato bin (white Kennebec) as gardenman mentioned and in 5 gallon buckets (Red Pontiac & Yukon Gold) using regular soil with pretty good sucess. My problem was getting more soil to pile on them. I live on 21 acres, but most of it is lawn and woods that DH doesn't want holes in. Anyway, this year I'm doing the same thing, but I'm using a layer of straw, then a layer of soil, then the rest will be straw and grass clippings. I put the RP and YG in buckets because they usually only produce in the bottom 6". The Kennebec will keep producing all the way up the stems in you keep piling on your soil or straw. One nice thing I noticed was I didn't have any potato bugs like I did when I had them in the ground. Don't know if it was coincidence or just a plus from container gardening. |
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timing: how to determine lag?
I've come across a simple yet rather interesting problem that i can't see a find simple solution to.
I need to figure out how to exactly sync two clients, or at least determine the one-way lag between them.
i have a music app that loads a list of http-view-able mps and plays them using an audio tag. i wanted to hear it around the house, so i wrote a lightweight shell client that talks to this music app, getting it's mp3 url and using it's own <audio> tag to play that same url on a different device.
i am using a comet/event source server to broadcast events ;
"client > server > all clients"
The master player broadcasts it's <audio>.currentTime every 10 seconds for the clients to sync upon, but the lag between the mp3 server, the master player app, the event server, and each client is unpredictable.
This makes the songs not exactly sync up, which is annoying when you're in a part of the house where two devices overlap. Even an 80ms discrepancy is annoying; it sounds like a parking garage. around 120-200ms it sounds bouncy, and longer delays are just plain annoying.
if i broadcast the master position as 1m23s132ms, its 20-120 ms behind by the time the client get it. this lag can vary with each ping, so it needs to be computed on-the-fly each time.
Theory: If i can determine how far apart each client's system clock is from the master app's clock, i can determine an EXACT offset by bundling a timestamp with each response, and subtracting the difference. that's the solution, i know it is...
How can one tell how far apart two clocks are, if one doesn't know how long it takes to check the time?
for example, if it comes back that they are 150ms apart, are they basically synced and the trip took 149ms, or are they 100ms apart and the trip took 50ms? it feels like i don't have enough info to solve the equation.
if it helps to visualize, the challenge is the same as determining what portion of a regular ajax request is spent getting to the server, and what portion is spent on the journey back. While it's easy to log the round-trip time, the half-leg distance is what's important, and 50% of the total is not correct in my tests...
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ok, i got it down to about +-20ms using a simple ajax routine.
i was able to do this because i noticed that in chrome's inspector's Net tab that my connections were 98% lag. that is to say that most of the round-trip time of an ajax request is spent reaching the server, at which point it returns to my browser in 2ms.
so if you'r net tab looks like this:
instead of this
you can do the same.
here i make a request the first time, grab the dealye, and make an Date emulator so that i can compare my local estimate to the server, which is what happens on all executions except the first:
window.dt here is like Date.now(), but returns the date on the server instead of the local time.Code:if(window.dt){ aGet(location.href, function(e) { var serverTime= (e * 1)+2 ; console.log( serverTime - dt() ); }); }else{ aGet(location.href, function(e) { var n = +new Date, serverTime= (e * 1)+2 ; var off= serverTime - n ; window.dt=function(){return +new Date() + off; }; console.log( off ); }); }
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If some new blood can enter the girls soccer scene this season, the winter months could offer even more of a refresher beyond this chilly air.
Early-season matches and tournaments have yet to dispel the notion that it will be difficult to unseat the usual cast of kickers, as Division I's defending champion, Xavier, is always talented and difficult to handle. The Gators always lose key pieces every year (this season being no exception) and rarely has it mattered when it comes to deep state tournament ventures.
Same with Pinnacle, which will again be a top team, along with Desert Vista and a new-look Highland program. These schools made up last year's final four grouping among big schools, and could do it again.
Then again, maybe they won't. Anthem Boulder Creek is a serious contender from the West Valley. Corona del Sol believes it's back in the mix of the state's elite (even if the Aztecs have neither strayed far, nor for very long without interjecting themselves back into the conversation). Basha could have one of its better teams in school history, as could Desert Ridge.
Watch out for Hamilton, a team which struggled at times with youth last year but returns a wealth of talent in a few key seniors, and a large, deep junior class. Both Mesa and Mountain View believe they can be state tournament teams again with returning talent and slight tweaks to respective schedules the schools hope will account for some lost power rankings figures last year.
Campo Verde was the talk of the tournament last year, a young program with new coach Rosanne Headley that quickly rose the ranks of Division III to win its first championship in the school's infancy. The Coyotes lost a strong collection of seniors, and the team moves into Div. II. Seton Catholic has a dynamic playmaker in junior Reggie VanDevender, and a solid surrounding cast capable of making it far in Div. III with the Tucson and West Valley schools.
Teams to Watch
Basha: Greg Johnson's group might be the best of his four years at Basha, with seven returning starters from a 10-8-2 team last season. That means more depth.
Campo Verde: The feel-good story of 2012-2013 with a new coach in Rosanne Headley and an unheralded senior class which led the Coyotes to the Div. III state championship. The Coyotes lost a lot, but a good core returns with Meg McDowell and Taylor Frick among six starters (plus Victoria Dunigan returning from a torn ACL early last year). Can they do it again now that they've moved up to Div. II?
Corona del Sol: Always a top-shelf team defensively, the Aztecs seek a dynamic offensive threat to go with ASU-commit Lexi Bounds in net and a defense led by another ASU-commit in Maddie Wolf. Section 3 is stacked in Division I and this group will be one of those reasons why.
Desert Ridge: After an 11-10 finish last year, the Jaguars are already off to an undefeated start this season (as of Thursday) at 7-0, including a championship in its own tournament, the Cactus Cup, in early December. Cassidy Frost is a solid GK and Ali Coleman and Amina Sanchez lead the attack. With a few breaks, a playoff berth is realistic.
Desert Vista: Can the Thunder do it again? A loaded team in the back end (13 goals allowed all season) returns, and sophomore forward Tatum Heeres led the team with 16 goals and nine assists as a freshman. Hannah Gavin and Nicole Gefrides can score, all ample reasons Marvin Hypolite's team could make a return trip to the finals.
Gilbert: Ben Holzer's perennially solid program could hold up better against Div. I elite with six returning starters and seven seniors on the roster. Junior Melinda Gutierrez had 16 goals as a sophomore and Rikki Jarnagin returns on defense after a torn ACL suffered last December.
Hamilton: After being championship contenders two years ago, the Huskies went through some pains last year, but watch out this year. That young squad is back in force, led by standout Kylie Minifield. The junior class is loaded with Jaimie Salas (ASU commit) and McKaya Brown (U of A), and there's more underclassmen coming.
Highland: Speaking of changes, the Hawks are noticably different these days after the graduations of elite talent in Ashley Hatch, Jaden DeGracie, Brena Jarvis and Ashley March, among many. Andy Barber takes over this top-flight program for John Berzins who left for family reasons after last season. There's a lot of talent to work with here led by Bri Hatch, Brooke Niimi, Jackie Strom and a new GK in Amanda Witherow.
Mesa: This is planning on being a culmination of the past two years' worth of lumps taken by Andy Clarke's program in youth and loaded schedules. Nine starters are poised for a playoff push behind Logan Fischer and Jailene Romero. How well the team's depth evolves will be key, but a few more wins are expected, and that's what the Jackrabbits see as the difference this time around.
Mountain View: Haley Adams was part of a national championship club team during summer/fall, and leads a pretty good nucleus back from last year's 9-3 squad. Junior Samantha Norberg is a top defender, and she along with senior Amy Rock will lead the defense, but Rock's one of only a handful of seniors on this squad for Brian Ronin.
Seton Catholic: Title contenders in Div. III, the Trojans have one of the best offensive threats in junior forward Reggie Vandevender, plus Kat Garlid, Kelsey Moore and a couple promising freshman.
Players to Watch
Apache Junction: Kaerby Garcia, Jr., MF; Kendra Heninger, Sr., MF; Vie Luff, Fr., F; Campo Verde: Amanda Canzona, Fr., GK; Victoria Dunigan, Sr., F; Taylor Frick, Jr., MF; Janelle Halter, So., D; Colleen Kettner, Sr., D; Meg McDowell, Sr., MF; Sebrina Rodriguez, So., D; Combs: Britlyn Ashburn, So., F; Briana Gomez, So., F; Kali Guest, Sr., MF; Corona del Sol: Lexi Bounds, Sr., GK; Liz Cheney, Sr., D; Hannah Rowe, Sr., MF; Maddie Wolf, Jr., MF; Desert Ridge: Ali Coleman, Jr., F; Cassidy Frost, Jr., GK; Ila Holgerson, Jr., F; Josie Palacios, Sr., D; Amina Sanchez, Sr., MF; Desert Vista: Tatum Heeres, So., F; Olivia Jones, Fr., F; Brooke Leftwich, Sr., MF; Brenna Leftwich, Sr., MF; ); Lauren Owens, Sr., MF; Alexa Ryder, Jr., GK; Dobson: Sierra Belisle, Sr., D; Hannah Peterson, Sr., GK; Elisha Ross, Sr., MF; Gilbert: Melinda Gutierrez, Jr., F; Rikki Jarnagin, Sr., D; Hamilton: McKaya Brown, Jr., F; Jaimie Salas, Jr., F; Renee Terrell, Jr., MF; Riana Metzger, Jr., F; Gabby Martinez, Jr., D; Kendyl Traube, Jr., D; Highland: Brianna Hatch, Jr., MF; Brooke Niimi, So., D; Makkel Parrott, Jr., F; Jackie Strom, Jr., D; Amanda Witherow, Jr., GK; McClintock: Andi Blodgett, Jr., GK; Sophia Bruckner, So., F; Kelsea Frazier, Sr., D; Natalie McKee, Sr., F; Adriana Puente-Reinhardt, Jr., MF; Mesa: Jordyn Diepstraten, Jr., MF; Logan Fischer, Sr., MF; Loey Moen, Jr., MF; Jailene Romero, Sr., D; Mesquite: Jaden Green, Jr., MF; Rachel Johnston, Jr., GK; Kasie Larsen, Sr., F; Camryn Larsen, Fr., MF; Mountain Pointe: Ashley Mutchek, Sr., F; Clare Wilmink, Sr., F; Mountain View: Natalie Clark, Fr., F; Tristen Gonzalez, Jr., MF; Samantha Norberg, Jr., D; Amy Rock, Sr., D; Poston Butte: Rachel Lane, Sr., F; Salena Gomez, Sr., F; Desiree Gorbea, Sr., MF; San Tan Foothills: Cheyene Baer, Sr., MF; Sarai Marquez, Sr., F; Yvonne Robles, Sr., F; Jacki Valenzuela, Sr., MF; Seton Catholic: MJ Carrieres, Fr., MF; Kat Garlid, Sr., MF; Kelsey Moore, Sr., F; Lauren Shapiro, Fr., F; Reggie VanDevender, Jr., F; Tempe: Amy Bello, Sr., MF; Kayla Melgar, Sr., GK; Tempe Prep: Berkeley Clark, So., F; Maggie Drury, Sr., GK; Rachel Matsumoto, Jr., D; Valley Christian: Sophia Ames, So., F; Clair Henry, Fr., F; Keara Schromm, Jr., F; Natalie Spina, Sr., F
Key Dates
Dec. 9-14: Coyote Classic tournament (at Campo Verde H.S.)
Dec. 16-21: Mesa Jackrabbit Invitational (at Mesa H.S.)
Dec. 26-31: Mustang Soccer Classic (at Dobson H.S./Red Mountain Park)
Dec. 27-31: Arizona Soccer Showcase (at Reach 11 Sports Complex)
Jan. 3-4: Apache Junction Gold Cup tournament (at Apache Junction H.S.)
Feb. 4: State tournaments begin
Feb. 13: Div. I and I state semifinals (at Campo Verde H.S./Paradise Valley H.S.)
Feb. 14: Div. III state championship match (at Campo Verde H.S.)
Feb. 15: Div. I and II state championship matches (at Campo Verde H.S.)
Mark Heller is the East Valley Tribune sports editor. He can be reached at email@example.com or (480) 898-6576.


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Or sometimes, he cleans up the dog poop because it makes me gag. Sometimes, I will tell him to take a half an hour and go meditate when I know he hasn't had a moment to himself all day. We really know each other.
5. Embrace what you don't know. Then there's what we don't know about each other, where we stretch each other and ourselves. Sometimes I will say to my husband, "Let's just get in the car and drive!" He picks the direction, and we just go. Maybe we don't even talk; we just find new neighborhoods or end up in LA or a park or at the beach, and find a new restaurant or bookstore.
Or maybe, we walk out the front door and don't know where we are going, only that we are interested in going where we haven't been before. And this is just the place to start. From here, it becomes a joy to try and find new ways to bring joy, laughter, surprise or peace of mind into your partner's existence. But from where we do that, as I said, makes all the difference in the world.
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Lewis has served in both legislative chambers, headed two executive departments and worked as state budget director under three governors.
"Forty of my 70 years I've been involved with Montana state government," Lewis said in an interview Tuesday. "Who would have ever figured that?"
The Helena Republican completed his final regular legislative session last week. Barring a special session, that's it for the longtime budget expert, although he'll serve on interim committees.
Lewis considered running for the state House in 2014, but said his wife, Karen, "who has way more sense than I do," convinced him that it's time to hand off the torch to someone else.
"I kind of want to leave when I feel I'm still doing a good job," Lewis said. "I've just really been honored to do what I've been able to do."
He said he wants to spend more time with his family, including nine grandchildren, and farm at his place in the valley.
It's been quite a ride.
Lewis was the budget director under Democratic Gov. Ted Schwinden and Republican Govs. Stan Stephens and Marc Racicot.
He was director of the departments of Administration (under Gov. Thomas L. Judge) and Social and Rehabilitation Services, part of what's now the Department of Public Health and Human Services, under Schwinden.
Lewis was the executive director of the Montana Board of Investments under several governors.
Lewis served two terms in the House and chaired the House Appropriations Committee in a special session.
In 2004, Lewis lost a race for lieutenant governor on a Republican ticket headed by Bob Brown. They lost to Brian Schweitzer and John Bohlinger.
Appointed to the Senate in 2005, Lewis served in five sessions and headed the Finance and Claims Committee in 2011. His Senate district covered parts of six counties, stretching nearly 300 miles, from Lavina to Ovando.
Lewis and his family settled in Helena because they were tired of moving frequently when he worked in finance for the Forest Service.
He took the job in the Montana budget office in the fall of 1973 but wasn't planning to stay long. With a wife and three children, Lewis said he was looking for a better-paying job.
"I really was trying to get on with the smelter (in East Helena)," Lewis said. "That was the best job in town. I had worked at smelters in Idaho."
He wound up staying in state government until 2000, retiring as Racicot's budget director after an accident in which he lost an eye. He was elected to the House that year.
"I had worked with all of those old guys — Bill Groff, Francis Bardanouve, Matt Himsl and Norris Nichols," Lewis said, referring to earlier legislative budget experts. "I thought I'd like that. I could still do some farming."
As for major accomplishments, Lewis said he's proud that he was part of a group as budget director that advised Racicot to proceed with bonding for the renovation of the Capitol and later worked to get the Marysville Road paved.
"I've been mainly involved with the budget," he said. "You don't make a lot of friends."
His own politics evolved over the years, from being apolitical to Democratic to Republican.
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Lewis said he's not a formal Tea Party member, but added, "I understand where they're coming from."
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It now will exceed $1.7 billion in the fiscal year beginning July 1.
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The Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra is one of the two leading symphonic ensembles of Greece. It extensive repertoire includes works from the baroque to the avant-garde. The T.S.S.O. was founded in 1959 by the Greek composer Solon Michaelides and became a state orchestra in 1966. After its founder, many important Greek musicians became directors of the T.S.S.O. such as Georgios Thymis, Alkis Baltas, Karolos Trikolidis, Kosmas Galileas, Konstantinos Patsalides, Leonidas Kavakos, Mikis Michaelides and Myron Michailidis. Today the T.S.S.O. numbers approximately 120 musicians and its current artistic director is Alexandre Myrat. The T.S.S.O. organizes weekly concerts of symphonic music and covers a wide range of artistic activities and educational programmes. The orchestra gives many Greek and world premières in order to promote the Greek musical heritage and records for international labels, such as BIS, Naxos and EMI Classics. The T.S.S.O. has also performed abroad at Valencia, Beijing, Prague, Florence, Pistoia, Berlin, Strasbourg and elsewhere.
For further information, please visit www.tsso.gr.


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