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Features By Rob Hunter on September 25, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWelcome back to This Week In Discs! I'm at Fantastic Fest in Austin, TX! As always, if you see something you like, click on the image to buy it. Damsels In Distress A newcomer at Seven Oaks College is guided through her year by a trio of erudite girls determined show her the light of socializing, reason and dating beneath her station. It's to defend your love Greta Gerwig when she seems to end up in fairly shitty movies more often than not, but the odds favored her starring in a true winner eventually. That time has come thanks to Whit Stillman's smart, funny and somewhat satirical look at modern day college life. Gerwig plays the trio's leader and the one who most believes their own brand of bull, and it's a joy to watch her play with such loose and casually humorous dialogue. Adam Brody has a small role, but it's enough to remind us all that he should be headlining more comedies. Also available on DVD. Check out Kate Erbland's full review. [Extras: Commentary, featurettes, deleted scenes, outtakes]
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We had grilled chicken sandwich, fries, mushroom swiss burger, onion rings, and fresh brewed iced tea. Very fresh and hot food. Tasty too. Tea was fresh and not bitter. Wanted ice cream, but we were stuffed. Got a pint of strawberry custard, to go. Wow! Fresh made and delicious. We will be back! Beef is from local farmers.
We liked the food, but it feels a bit uncomfortable and like you are being chaperoned by that lady who always sits in the restaurant. Shouldn't the professionals leave the dining room for the customers? My first time in, it felt like she was watching or had nothing better to do. The second time in, I hoped she wouldn't be... More
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Back in the more innocent era of the 1970s, pro basketball was a bootstrap operation rather than the billion dollar industry it is now. The National Basketball Association was fairly well established, having been around approximately 30 years, but it was facing competition for talent from the underfunded upstart known as the American Basketball Association.
ABA teams generally played in second-tier markets such as Louisville, Indianapolis, San Antonio and Norfolk and had trouble drawing fans even when they were the only pro sports team in town. Even the league's flagship team, the New York Nets, played in a dump called the Island Garden in West Hempstead. Will Ferrell's latest film, "Semi-Pro," pays tribute to the quintessential underdog sports league that against all odds survived nearly a decade and was able to see four of its franchises be absorbed by the NBA.
Ferrell plays Jackie Moon, the owner of the fictitious Flint Tropics. (Flint, Mich. was chosen as the locale because director Kent Alterman is a close friend of Flint's most famous native son, controversial filmmaker Michael Moore.) Moon is a Flint celebrity because he scored a novelty disco hit, "Love Me Sexy," a few years earlier. Not only does he own the misnamed Tropics but he is the team's starting power forward and head coach so that he can save some salary.
Moon doesn't care about making money, he just enjoys the adulation of being part of a professional sports team in a city that doesn't have much else to offer. When he receives word from the ABA commissioner that his team will not be part of the merger with the NBA, Jackie throws a major temper tantrum even though he would become wealthy by agreeing to the deal.
Wins and losses do not matter much to Jackie as long as he is having fun. His lackadaisical attitude angers the team's grizzled veteran, Ed Monix (Woody Harrelson), who was once part of a Boston Celtics' championship team even though he rode the bench. Monix wants to be a coach and is determined to show the Tropics players, particularly their lone legitimately talented player, Clarence "Downtown" Brown (Andre Benjamin from the hip-hop duo Outkast), how basketball should be played.
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The ABA was one of the first sports leagues to understand the importance of using entertainment to lure fans. Staging Broadway-style dance numbers and having someone wrestle a bear at halftime, as Ferrell's character does in this flick, was representative of ABA promotions.
Even more typical was giving a lucky fan a chance to shoot a basketball from the other end of the court in the hopes of hitting a shot for $10,000 or giving away free food to patrons if the team scored a certain amount of points in a game.
"Semi-Pro" works because it comes in at an economical 90 minutes and the cast meshes well together. The film, however, does borrow too many plot devices from one of the great sports comedies of all time, 1977's "Slap Shot," that starred Paul Newman as a has-been hockey player who is the player coach of a down-on-their-luck minor league hockey team.
Harrelson and Maura Tierney try to recreate the rocky romance between Newman and Jennifer Warren, but it comes off as an afterthought here. Just as Andrew Duncan nearly stole "Slap Shot" as the radio announcer for the Johnstown Jets, so do Andrew Daly and Will Arnett here.
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I have to be honest with you. This review is going to sound harsh. I didn't like much in this script. It was frequently nonsensical, poorly structured, and way too chatty.
On a positive note, I did like Duncan (though his dialogue needs trimming) and his relationship with the equally likable Michelle. They should be the core love interests against the rest of the mayhem around them. The animal fighting was a fun (if way un-PC) idea, though you would have to have some negative outcome to Eddie for pursuing this all. (beside the general mayhem) I think the Kangaroo against Evan fight was the highlight and more acceptable version of this. You just won't get anyone in the US to finance or distribute a movie that has such inhumane animal treatment with no repercussions. In effect, Eddie might be viewed as more of a villain than Miso, which could be a huge problem.
On the negative side, there were quite a few little things that could be addressed, but there are some major problems here that must be corrected. First, you need to cut about 40 pages of dialogue. All the improv scenes and audition scene, definitely the opening and closing scene, and all the rambling factoid segments. The rest of the dialogue needs to be trimmed to its essential parts. An example is the Kinkos scene. Funny line where the employee says, "Please, man. I work at Kinkos. I have nothing. I just want to see something real before I die." Eddie should then reply and scene is over. The employee continuing with some monologue and repeating in different ways how lame his world is does nothing except kill the scene. Get in, get out. Don't gloss over details, but have details that move the story along.
Develop the characters. Duncan should be the protagonist (it's unclear) because Oliver is completely unlikable and doesn't learn anything or overcome his flaws and I didn't care if he got Natalie (who should be trimmed down to a side character as Michelle is much more interesting and you want her and Duncan to get together)
No Clooney or Rock or anyone. The opening on a fake movie is overdone, having unattainable stars used unnecessarily, and the list of other don't in the opening are only going to make the reader toss your script before reading page 3. Get to the story at hand. There's no tie in between the Clooney Miso and the "real" one, so it doesn't work anyway.
You put a lot of effort into doing these visual segways between unconnected scenes in the beginning, but do none of this later on. You should focus more on tying the scenes together dramatically instead anyways, but do try to avoid jarring transitions. This will probably fix itself a lot as you develop the story.
You do get some things going toward the end of the script, but a lot of this action needed to happen earlier. Also, make sure the action makes sense. Even in a broad comdedy, the action has to be grounded somewhat. The chasing SUV colliding with the police car and flipping over and over and then just zooming after the car with a missing tire being driven by a nervous guy who was uncomfortable in the car in the first place? And the L.A. geography used was not defined enough for someone who didn't know it to picture, and non-sensical to someone who actually knows L.A..
In all this action, take the time to actually picture it in your head and then describe that picture. This is both for believability and to paint the complete picture. For instance for the cage match in the warehouse, there's no detail as to how big a crowd it is (we don't even know there's one until the bear escapes) and what kind of people are there (cigar-smoking gamblers, frat boys, NRA activists). The potential of the bear chasing one of the leads is also dropped. No on cares where the bear goes afterward and all the tension that could be mined from this scene evaporates.
I would really suggest forgetting dialogue for now and looking at your plot. Use the 3-act structure or something else as a guideline, but you have to have bigger setups and better payoffs, as well as a constant build through to the end. Read "the Hangover" and take a look at that scripts structure. Your movie is different, but that might help guide you as you work on realizing your full story.
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A review of Prime Cortexby signman on 06/29/2013There's a summer popcorn flic in here, but it is so soaked in blood and violence that it wouldn't be seen by most audiences. That's a very general note toward the marketability of the script, but would need to be corrected to get any serious consideration. I've written horror films that were less violent. As far as the script goes: You're working in a four-act structure, which... read
A review of The Last Buffaloby signman on 01/31/2008A historical script is always a tough one to write. It's not the challenge of bringing the historical events to life as much as bringing the characters to life. You do a decent job with the main character of Tom Catty and Juan as well. (though 89 years old?) I got a pretty good sense of where these two came from. Star in the Sky was interesting enough to hold my interest,... read
A review of Last Resortby signman on 05/07/2007This was, overall, an enjoyable, very original script with good dialogue. There are just a few things that need to be fixed in my opinion. For starters, the beginning. The first six pages are a bit confusing and don't bring us into Todd's world enough before he dies. We need to know more who he is and why we should root for him. We need to know that he's not just a slacker/loser... read


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huge bench work man
huge bench work man
2000 or bust
great benching! lol at "Going blind"
thanks dudes.
sumo deads:
135 x 8
245 x 5
295 x 5 (add belt)
335 x 5
385 x 1 (add suit straps down, ill explain later)
425 x 0
DB rows:
60's x 35
80's x 20
100's x 15
reverse hyper:
3 x 8
wasn't such a good idea deadlifting this week. the holes i drilled need to be bigger. one set of holes i used a tapered bit and they worked well, but the others weren't as big, and i could barely get it off. 2 friends had to help me. the belt is so stiff! i'm going to make the holes bigger tomorrow. i'm also going to call a guy jeff (elitepler on here) told me to call, so hopefully i can get some guys to train with. also, my mom ordered me some bands for x-mas today. 2 minis, 2 lights, 2 average, and 2 strong. bad workout tonight, but all i can do is put it behind me.
I think you coulda worked on a slightly better progression for working up to a heavy single. Nice rowing.
Fuck, fight, or hold the light.
you're right. i realized my belt wasnt helping too much, so i decided to crank out some reps. basically all those sets were done with no belt. it was a horrible workout, but thanks chubs.
We all have bad workouts man. That's awesome that you'll have bands to train with. They have made a world of difference since I started using them.
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Squat - 595lbs -- 270kg -- Dec. 31, '09 (Provincial Record @100kg class)
Bench - 374lbs -- 170kg -- Dec 20, '08 (@100kg class)
Dead - 589lbs -- 267.5kg -- Dec 20, '08 (Provincial Record @100kg class)
Total: 1537lbs -- 697.5kg -- Dec 20, '08 (Provincial Record @ 100kg class)
Bench Only -- 358lbs -- 162.5kg -- Nov. 25, '07 (Provincial Record @ 90kg class)
Bench Only -- 376lbs -- 171kg -- Jan. 26, '08 (Provincial Record @ 100kg class)
Hey lones when you had mono did you have **** loads of phlegm in your throat? I cant breath out of my nose at all, even if I clear out all the mucous, I still cant because it's swollen shut. Did you ever experience this? Also how long did it take for your tonsils to get better to the point where you could take down enough food to get your weight back up (ive lost about 10lbs so far... I dont wanna be a skinny little bitch when I go to mexico (in 15 days))
the part of mono that was worst for me was definetely feeling like my throat was closing up. i know what its like not being able to eat solid food at all, even drinking water hurts. i didn't really pay that much attention to my weight, i just slept and ate what i could when i had it. to get back to the point where i could eat like a normal person probably took a week and a half. the doc said normally the bigger you are the harder you fall with mono...so maybe you won't be out for as long as i was. you might have to deal with being a skinny b**** in mexico, haha. get your bloat on with some ramen noodles and gatorade. the 2 best things i remember were just making a big milkshake with protein in it, not thick at all, and sipping on it until i finished it...it honestly would take me hours. also, hot tea. just sleep as much as possible and don't get back into lifting too fast, because you can relapse. hope you feel better, and keep me posted!
Bad workouts are important to have so you know when you have a great one.
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i agree 100%. Keep the big 3 heavy, and do ronnie coleman style on everything else.He's like me, only 2" taller. I wear a 48.....46 doesn't fit my legs either.F****n' sick bro!!
No sweat bro. S*** happens. Christmas Bands FTW!
Good call.
Very true.
hatred- good point bro. thanks for stopping by.
tommy- im glad you enjoyed the chalk incident. i thought it was pretty funny after i realized my vision was okay. the best part is in the few milliseconds i thought i was going blind i was like "IM HARDER THAN ANYONE, GOING BLIND WHILE BENCHING, I MUST POST THIS ON WBB"
dynamic bench
DE bench:
bar x 10
135 x 3 x 2
155 x 3 x 2
185 x 2 x 2
30 x 15
60 x 15
70 x 15
seated tate presses:
15's x 10
20's x 10
25's x 10
seated DB clean:
15's x 10
20's x 10
25's x 10
face pulls:
70 x 15
100 x 15
120 x 10
thats about it. in further news, i finally got the holes drilled in my belt. it fits good, takes me about 10 minutes to get it off still. i've been wearing it around, i even wore it at work today trying to break it in. last night = me with a huge drill and an open pizza box cursing real loud, getting the job done. saw some kid tonight trying to squat 365 with no collars, the pins way too high, and no belt. he got pumped up, unracked it and almost fell backwards, the weights flew off one side, then the other. he turned around and i just layed back down on the bench and did my last set.
ah the fabulous life of the commercial gym!! simple but solid DE day lones.
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F'N Awesome!!
FYI: TommyBoy's tip on breaking in your belt:
1. Roll the belt up real tight
2. Situate it nicely on the ground (outside)
3. Start up the car
4. Drive over the belt
5. Put car in reverse
6. Back over the belt again
7. Repeat steps 4,5,6 until it gets softer
I did this to mine, and it fits f'n perfectly.
Oh yeah, good benching too bro.
sweet benching and those DB rows on deadlift day were sweet.
2000 or bust
thanks dudes. i might just try the breaking in the belt tip, i might try that. ive been rolling it up a few different ways, and just messing with it trying to break it in. this could be the answer to all my problems.
5'9" 195 lbs
DL 600x1
SQ 490x1 (raw)
BP 430x1 (shirted), 320x1 (raw)
SN 209x1 C+J 250x1
My Training Journal
"Most people don't want to learn new things. They only want to hear about things that validate crap they're already doing." - Mike Boyle
13 in box squats:
bar x 10
135 x 8
245 x 5
335 x 5
385 x 3 (add belt)
425 x 1
425 x 2 (add v-type, straps down)
take away box
445 x 1
460 x 1
475 x 1 (straps up, add knee wraps)
505 x 1
sit ups w/10 lb plate behind head, 3 x 10
F*** YES. I HIT 500. 445 was hard to hit depth in, and it went up real easy, so i decided to put some more weight on. 505 went up well, i hit a nice depth, i know i'm good for more. finally i grew some balls and went for it. squatting 500 has been my dream since i started lifting in high school. now its on the road to 1000. i got some nice brusing from the suit as well. i planned on doing some more stuff, but i said forget it, i was happy enough with the squats. thanks to everyone on here for your encouragement, don't stop now, as i'm only halfway to my dream.
p.s. - ill take a video next week. i didn't have time for that s*** tonight, i was feelin the squats.
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Awesome PR bro! Geared squats FTW!!!
Best Meet Lifts(Raw w/wraps):
@165- 435 SQ 270 BE 560 DL.....1255 total
@181- 535 SQ 300 BE 570 DL.....1400 total
Best Meet Lifts(Multi-ply):
@148- 575 SQ 315 BE 515 DL.....1400 total
@165- 680 SQ 380 BE 540 DL.....1555 total
@181- 700 SQ 375 BE 535 DL.....1605 total
Best Gym Lifts(Raw w/wraps)
****ing right on the 500 squat, that is awesome!!
PRs: 655/525/645 = 1825 Total
Meet PRs: Bench Only 525
Deadlifts bring people together. It's a fact. - Chris Rodgers
chris- you bet. i've been bitten by the gear bug. just wait til i get those viking briefs from tommy!
sid- i appreciate your comments man. now lets see you hit a grand your next session.


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Re: [CT] [latam] Fwd: [OS] COLOMBIA/MINING/CT - Illegal mining on the rise, funding criminal groups: DAS
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Date | 2011-10-05 18:28:31 |
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the govt and this sector has a long tradition of being a unionized sector
with strong state intervention. In Colombia, the State has been pretty
laizess-fare and has had very little presence in the mining sector, which
makes things easier for criminal groups to get involved in this activity.
SantosA' administration has now said that the mining sector will be one of
the 6 (5-6 pillars am not sure about right number) main pillars of
his administration.
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how likely would it be that criminal groups in other Andean countries
(esp. Peru, Bolivia) also engage is this type of activity?
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rise, funding criminal groups: DAS
Illegal mining on the rise, funding criminal groups: DAS
Illegal mining is on the rise in Colombia, and is often operated by
criminal groups, according to a study conducted by Colombiaa**s
intelligence agency DAS.
DAS estimated that 50% of the countrya**s mines are illegal.
According the newspaper El Espectador, the group with the most control
over the unlawful mining industry is the leftist guerrilla
organization FARC, the study said. The ELN and neo-paramilitary groups are
also known to operate mines.
The mines are used to generate cashflow for additional illegal activities,
including drug trafficking and terrorism, DAS said.
The problem is most severe in the Bolivar, Guainia, Risaralda, Tolima and
Valle departments. The illegal industrya**s most heavily excavated
minerals are first gold, then silver, coal, coltan and emerald.
DAS urged the government to take action a**because it is causing serious
consequences for the country in terms of security, economy, environment
and social stability.a**
In failing to address the proliferation of illegal mines, the Colombian
government is forgoing a a**strategic asset,a** DAS argued. a**The country
faces a dynamic regional economic impact resulting from mining, which has
the potential to become a matter of strategic importance to national
Because the mining is carried out outside of the legal parameters for
natural resource excavation, operators need not comply with environmental
The government should therefore a**establish a policy to consider the
environment... in promotion of a sustainable excavation process that
generates resources for communities in mining areas.a**
However, shutting down mines creates complications. High unemployment in
many regions has led community members to earn a living by working in the
illegal mines.
For example, in the eastern department of Guainia, many indigenous
communities work for guerrilla groups in exchange for small payments in
gold. According to the study, the guerrillas collect a tax of 10% of the
communitiesa** daily production.
DAS cited a recent closure of a FARC-operated mine in the San Romualdo
Canyon, in the western Colombian department of Tolima, which left nearly
three thousand people homeless.
Paulo Gregoire
Latin America Monitor


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1 Wo [to] the proud crown of the drunkards of Ephraim. And the fading flower of the beauty of his glory, That [is] on the head of the fat valley of the broken down of wine. | 1 Woe to that wreath, the pride of Ephraim's drunkards, to the fading flower, his glorious beauty, set on the head of a fertile valley-- to that city, the pride of those laid low by wine! |
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Mark Anthony Jarman
Mark Anthony Jarman (born 11 June 1955 in Edmonton, Alberta) is a Canadian fiction writer.
He graduated from the Iowa Writers' Workshop and is currently a faculty member of the English department at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton. Previously, he has taught at the University of Victoria.
Jarman has been a finalist for various literary prizes including the Journey Prize.
Personal life[edit]
Though native to Edmonton, Jarman has travelled extensively across the country and the world, visiting places such as Ireland, the United States and Italy.[1] Jarman's natural interest in literature led him to pursue the craft of writing. Before becoming a teacher, Jarman worked as a truck driver and considered writing as a hobby. His personal interests include skiing, cycling, and hockey. Jarman is also a musician and is part of a local blues band, Toredown.[1]
Style of writing[edit]
Jarman credits his style of writing to his experience at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, and cites author Barry Hannah as being a significant influence on his style.[2] Jarman has stated that he prefers writing short stories as he "find novels cumbersome".[3] Literature critic Steven W. Beattie, on reviewing his short story collection My White Planet, stated that Jarman's writing differentiates from the norm of classic Canadian literature and focuses on "the delirious and courageous use of language to create startling effects".[3] Jarman's short stories have been known to explore a variety of different themes, including war, crisis and Canadian culture (notably hockey).[3] Beattie, reviewing one of the stories in the My White Planet collection, noted "A Nation Plays Chopsticks may be the finest explanation for Canadian's love affair with [hockey] I've ever read".[3]
Notable works[edit]
Jarman's books have been received positively, and have won and been nominated for various awards. One of his short story collections, 19 Knives, was met with acclaim and chosen as 'book of the year' by The Guardian newspaper.[1] Jarman's writings have also earned him the O. Henry Award and Best American Essays, Gold National Magazine Award in nonfiction and have won the Maclean-Hunter Endowment Award twice.[4] He has also won the Jack Hodgins Fiction Prize, and has been included in The Journey Prize Anthology and Best Canadian Stories. Furthermore, Jarman's Salvage King, Ya! is placed on Amazon Canada's 50 Essential Canadian books.[5]
- 1984: Dancing Nightly in the Tavern (Presse Porcépic) (stories)
- 1986: Killing the Swan (Presse Porcépic) (poems)
- 1997: Salvage King Ya! (Anvil Press) ISBN 1-895636-56-6 (novel)
- 1998: New Orleans is Sinking (Oberon) hardcover ISBN 0-7780-1089-9, paperback ISBN 0-7780-1090-2 (stories)
- 2000: 19 Knives (House of Anansi) ISBN 0-88784-650-5 (stories)
- 2002: Ireland's Eye: Travels (House of Anansi) ISBN 0-88784-178-3 (non-fiction)
- 2008: My White Planet (Thomas Allen) ISBN 0-88762-336-0 (stories)
External links[edit]
- ^ a b c [1] Telegraphjournal: Breaking News, New Brunswick, Canada] accessed 26 October 2010.
- ^ Short Story Month Q&A: Mark Anthony Jarman accessed 22 October 2010.
- ^ a b c d Review of My White Planet by Mark Anthony Jarman | Quill & Quire accessed 22 October 2010.
- ^ Mark Anthony Jarman: Banff Centre accessed 24 October 2010.
- ^ Anansi.ca: author accessed 24 October 2010.


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Bahamas Vacations
Your Bahamas vacation
The pirates washed up along the Bahamas to find treasures of a different sort: pristine beaches, dazzling coral reefs, mysterious cays and waters in multiple shades of sapphire. Sink your toes into Harbor Island's pink sands and enjoy big-game fishing on Bimini Island. Experience Grand Bahama Island's vibrant shopping, dining and nightlife.
Whether it's your first trip or 16th, a Bahamas vacation is sweet from the start – like a good Bahamian rum. Let Orbitz be your concierge, starting with the best time to go, the top 10 best attractions and insider tips on restaurants, experiences and lodging.
Best time to take a vacation to Bahamas
Bahamians' version of winter is a cool 70 degrees. Trade winds keep the mercury between 70 and 90 depending on the time of year. High season runs from December to April, when snow birds flock to the islands for warmth. Low season spans from May to November.
To miss the spring break crowds, target the Out Islands, including Exumas, Bimini and Andros, during March and April.
Like other Caribbean islands, the Bahamas has a Hurricane Season, which officially starts in June and ends in November.
Insider tips for Bahamas travel
Comfort Suites Paradise Island
Everyone wants to spend time at Atlantis, but that doesn't mean you have to sleep there. This budget neighbor offers easy access to all the water slides, private beach, pools and lazy rivers.
Dean's Blue Hole on Long Island
For the most memorable swim of your life, plunge into Dean's Blue Hole on Long Island. At 663 feet below sea level, it's the deepest known sinkhole in the world. Enter under water – if you dare.
Pirate history
For history buffs, Blackbeard's Tower is worth the journey off a beaten path, but the deteriorating building might underwhelm. The Pirates of Nassau Museum is a great alternative – a living history told through interactive exhibits and portion of an actual ship.
Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park
Leave only footprints and bubbles here -- this eco-tourist destination is home to pristine beaches, tropical birds and hutia – the only mammal native to The Bahamas. Sail to the attraction (reserve to dock your boat at a mooring in advance) and keep watch – the park has many shallow coral reefs and sand bars.
Bahamas Vacation Packages
A mixture of Caribbean island flavor and European architecture combine to create the Pelican Bay Hotel and Suites. The unique Bahamas hotel and suites, accompanied by it renowned hospitality and attention to detail, will ensure your stay in the Bahamas will be memorable.... More
Spectacular beachfront resort just 80 miles offshore from South Florida. Oceanfront and Ocean view suites and guestrooms with private balconies,wi fi, in room coffee and bottled water. Senses Spa and fitness center, par 72 golf course, casino, 3 swimming pools, kids... More
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Dive into the Caribbean Sea from the private beach at the British Colonial Hilton Nassau hotel. Treat yourself to an invigorating work out in the Fitness Center or simply laze by the pool. Keep fit with beachfront watersports or spend the day snorkeling at Stuart... More
Resorts World Bimini is a 750-acre luxury Caribbean beachfront resort and casino, located on North Bimini Island, Bahamas and two miles from South Bimini Airport (BIM). Home to turquoise waters, miles of white sand beaches and intimate historic towns, Bimini boasts some... More
Exclusive all-suite oasis within Atlantis featuring adults-only ultra-poolThe Cove Atlantis is an oasis within Atlantis on Paradise Island. The all-suite haven offers 600 suites on a breathtaking white-sand beach. Guests are treated to innovative technology, soothing... More
Come and enjoy the friendly Bahamian atmosphere and the warm weather of the Bahamas, as we cater to your individual needs. This secluded ocean front property is surrounded by some of Grand Bahama's finest sights including blue holes, the Lucayan National Park and caves... More
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An oasis of elevated expectationsThe Reef Atlantis delivers a unique blend of comfort, luxury and convenience to travelers with high expectations. Located directly on Paradise Beach, guests enjoy miles of white sand and ocean in their backyard with all the wonder and... More
Founded 1947, the Bimini Big Game Club for generations has been home away from home for visitors from virtually the far corners of the world. Tucked away in a corner of historic Alice Town, you'll find the resort. Pass through the arrival gate and enter a world of casual,... More
Bahamas highlights
Atlantis, Paradise Island
Spend hours (OK, days) in the water at this Paradise Island behemoth where some 11 million gallons pump through water slides, pools, lagoons, waterfalls and fountains. And the real jewel: The 34-acre Atlantis Waterscape – the world's largest marine habitat – where you'll be swimming with some 50,000 fish.
Home of the world's third-largest barrier reef and some 6,000 Bahamians, Andros is a wonder of mangroves, cays, private beaches, quaint fishing villages and lodges For advanced divers, the dip of a lifetime: blue holes swarmed by fish and only accessible via underwater caves.
Grand Bahama Island
Beach purists will find lots of extras here: vibrant nightlife, authentic restaurants and great shopping. A day might go like this: beach combing along Xanadu, Lucaya or Fortune beaches, buying duty-free items at the International Bazaar in Freeport, and hand-made trinkets at Lucaya Marketplace. Nights sizzle on Port Lucaya -- a restaurant and bar hub -- especially after a few swigs of that famous rum.
Goldie's Conch House
Dine like a Nassau local in fish fry Arawak Cay. Enjoy traditional favorites like conch fritters, shrimp and steamed snapper, or indulge in barracuda and fried grouper fingers and Goldie's Famous Sky Juice.
A visit to the capital city reveals the stories behind the sand and surf. Here, where the buccaneers reportedly swash buckled, you'll find awe-inspiring fortresses, Blackbeard's Tower, pirate museums, cathedrals, mansions and Georgian-style buildings in every color of the rainbow.
Harbour Island
The pink sand isn't just a hit with the locals; stars from around the world – including supermodel Elle Macpherson to Revlon CEO Ron Perlman -- liked it so much that they took up residence there. Divers search for underwater shipwrecks and the spiny coral reef. Above ground, landlubbers hop from upscale boutique to upscale boutique.
Bimini Island
With turquoise water teeming with big-game fish, and a rum-runners past, Bimini Island epitomizes the romance and adventure of the Caribbean. Today, the island tempts kayakers, snorkelers and divers, plus history buffs seeking the land that captivated Ernest Hemingway and Jacques Cousteau. Don't leave without exploring Bimini Road, where underwater rock formations take on unusual shapes.
Acklins & Crooked Island
Unspoiled beaches. Bonefishing. Snorkeling. Three attractions that never fail visitors swept away by Acklins & Crooked Island, two getaways so remote that you'll understand why pirates used their cays as hideouts. Nature lovers will be relieved that the island is underdeveloped and under populated -- in fact, you're more likely to see more ospreys and bonefish than tourists.
Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Park
Though the waters are a source of wonder in the Bahamas, there is life beyond the reefs. Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Park is one such treasure, famous for the flock of flamingos that put on four shows daily. Peacocks, lemurs, iguanas and more keep the tykes enthused, along with the interactive parrot feedings.
The Exumas
Aquamarine blue waters, hidden coves and cays have drawn sailors and visitors to this archipelago for generations. Itineraries revolve around the water, starting with dives into the Starfish Reserve or swimming alongside pigs at Big Major Cay. George Town, Exumas' capital city crossed by the Tropic of Cancer, and Exuma Cay are the stomping grounds for yachters and Hollywood stars.
Abaco Islands
Just 200 miles east of Grand Bahama Island, the Abaco Islands celebrate the laid-back Bahamian lifestyle with charming beachfront bars and sparkling marinas. Snorkel in the Great Abaco Barrier Reef, and explore the four national parks, including Pelican Cays Sea & Land Park, Abaco Wild Horse Preserve, Man-O-War Cay and Great Cuana Cay.
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Stephen P. Halbrook on WTPL radios Bulldog Live Show Recorded: Monday, November 4, 2013
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich appeared on the "Bulldog Live" show on WTPL radio in New Hampshire. Halbrook recaps the history of Hitler's gun control policies toward "Enemies of the State" before and during World War II.
Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Freedom, Gun Control, Political Ideology and Philosophy
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Ivan Eland interviewed for report on the RT Global News Channel concerning a chemical weapons attack in Syria.
Type: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Technology, Terrorism and National Crises
The Challenge of Liberty 2013 | Student Perspectives Recorded: Wednesday, September 4, 2013
The students of The Challenge of Liberty 2013 Summer Seminars share their thoughts on the program.
Type: TelevisionIssues: Culture/ Society, Education, Free Market Economics
Ivan Eland on the Crisis in Syria Recorded: Thursday, August 22, 2013
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland discusses the use of chemical weapons by the government of Syria and the ongoing civil war there. Originally aired Aug. 22, 2013 on CTV News Channel.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Terrorism and National Crises
Obama and Putin: A Summit that Wasnt Recorded: Friday, August 9, 2013
In a cold war of words, President Barack Obama told Russian President Vladimir Putin he wouldnt attend a Moscow summit in September. Research Fellow Anthony Gregory compares the two leaders record on human rights and asks why they would even meet in the first place.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Freedom, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics
Ivan Eland Discusses Snowdens Temporary Asylum in Russia Recorded: Friday, August 2, 2013
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland discusses USRussia relations and Edward Snowden, the NSA whistle blower on CCTV's "BizAsia America" show.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Freedom, Law Enforcement, Politics
Reaction to the Conviction of Bradley Manning by Research Fellow Anthony Gregory Recorded: Thursday, August 1, 2013
Presidential candidate Barack Obama promised to protect government whistle-blowers in an effort to be more transparent. When U.S. Army private Bradley Manning was convicted of espionage, Independent Institute Research Fellow Anthony Gregory said it's time to make a choice.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Defense and Foreign Policy, Government Power
The State Is Too Dangerous to Tolerate Recorded: Saturday, July 27, 2013
Robert Higgs, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute and author of Delusions of Power, speaks at the 2013 Mises University, hosted by the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 27 July 2013.
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Crunching metal and the sweet smell of burning rubber prevail as the Monster X Tour invades the Ocean Center, thrilling all ages in an action-packed motorsports showcase. Bigfoot, the forefather of all station-wagon smashers, leads a fleet of competitive 10,000-pound monster trucks, including Bear Foot and Black Knight, through jaw-dropping races, wheelie contests, and freestyle car composting. Transaurus, a two-story transforming robot that never learned to love, buries his woes by chomping entire cars in his massive jaws while watching reruns of Felicity. Before the show, VIP tickets also grant access to the Pit Party, where fans can have autographs signed by the drivers. During intermission, fans get the opportunity to eschew sea level with a ride inside a monster truck or visit General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard and learn its true feelings about excessive hood sliding.
A warm breeze ruffles the bayou grasses that grow beside the Petite Amite River, pointing pontoons and passersby toward a tropical haven lined with glowing tiki torches. Known as Riverfront Tiki Hut, this getaway teems with the scents of house-made sausages and the sounds of bands from ports near and far. Guests devour slow-smoked pork ribs in an air-conditioned interior filled with long marble bars and exposed rafters, pausing to savor sports highlights on a flat-screen TV. Outside on the deck, bartenders pour shots of rum in an island-style hut as guests drink in views of the dock or line up for rides in the restaurant's bathysphere. On Friday and Saturday evenings, guests can take part in a crayfish boil or grab a bucket of worms to practice for the bar's next catfish rodeo.
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I'm still reading up on ambisonics in general, but i'm not sure how a
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ambidec can be used with 24 speakers, i'm confused by this idea.I am keeping my system simple and going directly from sound card to amps
then i have a max of 8 speaker outputs (it's ambisonics so they are not
'channels' in the conventional sense. There are only 4 channels for
b-format). Well my sound card only has 8 speaker outputs. In fact the
only 'sound card' i have seen with 24 outputs is something like an RME
MADI capable system.So then, would i use 3 sound cards together if i wanted to run
ambisonics though 24 speakers? How would i avoid drift? That's what a
master-clock is for right? Can you run 3 sound cards with jack and keep
them all synced up so that ambidec can send 24 speaker outputs of data
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http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_m32da.php + the companion board.What am i missing here? I'm still a newb.
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Clarkson (7-14-7 overall, 6-7-3 ECAC Hockey) plays four of its final six games on the road, beginning with contests this weekend at Princeton and Quinnipiac.
Clarkson opened home conference play with Saturday's opponent, Quinnipiac, falling 5-2 on Nov. 16. The Bobcats are 21-3-4 overall and 14-0-2 in conference play and are ranked No. 1 in this week's U.S. College Hockey Online poll.
Clarkson won its first home game of the season the following night beating Friday's opponent, Princeton, 7-2 on Nov. 17. The Tigers are 9-10-4 overall and 7-6-3 in conference play, two points ahead of Clarkson.
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It is completely misleading to call this a biscuit. I would call it cooked dense dough with orange juice and sugar. Is it because I used butter instead of vegetable oil? I dunno, I kept thinking about how it tasted like sweet & sour chinese food. blah!
Great recipe. I used margarine instead of butter for the glaze and low-fat milk to try to cut out some of the fat. It still came out tasting fantastic.
Exceptionally good. My mother and I cooked just the biscuits by themselves to pair with grilled BBQ chicken and homemade mashed potatoes (the recipe came from here as well coincidentally.) Everything was sublime. The biscuits, which came out late due to forgetfulness, were the perfect ending to the meal and were very tasty. Not sure how to describe it by it was awesome either way.
I wanted a fast biscuit to use with leftover Thanksgiving fixins. This one is fast, but is pretty tasteless as a stand-alone biscuit. I'd make them again for this purpose, but I'd use melted butter instead of oil. Half & half might add some richness as well. Still, they had a decent layering and texture, and were done in no time. I split them and topped them with leftover mashed potatoes and gravy-soaked turkey. Yum.
Mediocre... These have neither the depth of flavor of a yeast sticky roll nor the richness and fluffy-crispy texture of biscuits. Also, the glaze is extremely sweet,so the cinnamon flavor doesn't come through like it should. Not bad, exactly, I just think it's worth spending a little extra time to make the real thing! (and cut back on the sugar)
Very fast and easy to put together. About 30min from melting butter to eating a warm fresh out of the oven biscuit. Will not replace the more traditional yeast variety but I will make again when short on time and craving something sweet. I did cut back on the amount of butter in the glaze by half and used a good splash of milk in place of the o.j. b/c I didn't have any on hand. I also doubled the filling.
These were fine but not something I would make for guests. I usually like orange with my cinnamon rolls but not so much in these. I will dedicate extra time to work with yeast the next time.


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Kämpferstrahl Brewing The literal translation from German is "fighter jet." I thought it sounded cool, and a German theme seemed appropriate for a brewing operation. It's not the actual term the Luftwaffe uses, but "jagdfleug" is a much uglier sounding word. For those of you who know me, it fits quite well.
I have California Brewing Company inc. I have trademarked the name ( cant believe it wasent taken) I am currently many things whithin the CO. but CCO and CFO are the positions I hold. We are working with a local marketing group to get our perspectis finilized and we are off to the invester group. my labels are almost complete (see avatar) and we should be in buisness within a year. Wish me luck Im gonna need it JJ
The "Flying Dutchman" part of my name was the name I gave the first beer I made. I used the same image that American Science & Surplus uses as their mascot on that original bottle label, referring to the guy in the flying contraption rather than the legendary ghost ship. I liked the name so I decided to use it as the first half of my brewery name, but I dropped the flying guy when I came up with a real logo. The "Unlimited Ale Works" part is derived directly from "Unlimited Blade Works", the character Archer's ultimate spell/attack in Fate/Stay Night, as is the gear motif used in my logo.
Denimbrauhaus. I ended up with the nickname denimglen after I started listening to a lot of 80s thrash metal and wearing a lot of denim. The nickname has stuck for years now, and seemed fitting to use it for my homebrewery, and I used brauhaus just for some German bling. Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame story.
I'm thinking of going with Bucketman Brewery. Long story While in college one summer in Marquette, MI, a bunch of us drank beer on the porch of our fraternity house, while tying fishing flys, discussing how boring summer was in a college town with everyone gone but relaxing at the same time. Anyway, the city sent by a wood chipper and a guy in a bucket truck to trim the trees around the power lines, and, for some reason (alcohol), we decided that this was the coolest thing ever and were impressed by the kick as wood chipper and other power equipment . We asked "Bucketman" if he picked up on women by going up to their windows and he smiled and answered, "you know it." Keep in mind that this was a pretty redneck fraternity in the UP where you would more likely find a deer butchered in the garage than mommy's hummer, so it wasn't a bunch of rich kids making fun of the working guy. The guys on the porch were all Yoopers, former military, farm kids, or a combination of all 3. We ran into "Bucketman" since then in local bars and always called him "Bucketman" and bought him a beer, and when people asked him "what was that all about," he'd always respond. "Those are just my fans" and play it off like of course he has fans- you mean you don't have fans? Bucketman was cool like that. He played along really well and got a lot of free beer at the bar and would occasionally stop by the porch for one. Man, I really miss Bucketman. Incidentally, I am setting up a bar/brew room/lair for Bucketman in the basement that will be dubbed "the Bat Cave." See, Bucketman is such a badass supervillian, that when he needed a lair, he kicked Batman's ass and stole his cave. The new bucketman (lower peninsula version) is a supervillian that empties my beers when I'm not looking, which is the only logical explanation I can find to explain my disappearing homebrew. If your homebrew is disappearing without explanation, he is probably the culprit. I never met the new bucketman, but I hear that he is incredibly good looking.
My corgi is the best dog I have ever owned. And I'm not really an "animal person". Early this year we (my wife and I) learned of an artist named Tasha Tudor and I loved her cute drawings of the Corgis of Corgiville. So I decided to do a drawing for fun of our corgi (Wiggles) in tartan with pipes. When I made my beer last month I decided to put him on the label as a lark... but it fit really well. So, it's the "Royal Corgi Brewery". But then my idea changed and I decided to do different corgis for each beer I make. My artistic friends (and my mom) would draw a corgi for the label of each beer in their own style. My mom (very artistic) is working on the Christmas beer label, my friend Shuuki is doing the Thanksgiving beer label (my first lager), and I'm doing the label for my father-in-law's birthday beer (the vanilla creme ale).
Current Brew: Scottish Ale Brewed Sunday August 19th
Knucklehead Brewery, it's partly a reference to my favorite Red Sox pitcher, Tim Wakefield who is a knuckleballer and part reference to my ability to constantly do stupid things... Yeah, I know, not a very impressive story...
Muckney Brewing My brewing venture is named so to pay homage to an old friend. Muckney was the name of my childhood blanket. I have no friggin' clue where the hell I came up with the word "muckney" as a child, but I've always thought that it was a cool arrangement of letters (of course I'm biased) and have always wanted to use it in one of my many amateur ventures (band, short film production company, etc.). So when I started brewing, I figured what the hey, let's use it. The spelling has always varied (mucknee, muq-nee, muqne, muknee, etc), but I thought I'd take the Chef Boiardi (Boy-ar-dee) approach and spell it out phonetically. I'm not sure if I want to go with "Brewing", it may end up being: Brewery Ale Works Ale and Lagering Facility Alery Muckney Brewing Kitchen But, for now it's Muckney Brewing Company (currently not a company). Next step is a logo. PS - This is a really interesting thread. Its neat to see how everyone's brewery name came about cnbudz - Go Wakefield. I loved watching him pitch here for the Pirates.