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1 Paul by vocacion an Apostle of Iesus Christ thorow the will of God and brother Sostenes. | 1 Paul, called to be an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, and our brother Sosthenes, |
2 Vnto the congregacion of God which is at Corinthum. To them that are sanctified in Christ Iesu sainctes by callynge with all that call on the name of oure lorde Iesus Christ in every place both of theirs and of oures | 2 To the church of God in Corinth, to those sanctified in Christ Jesus and called to be holy, together with all those everywhere who call on the name of our Lord Jesus Christ--their Lord and ours: |
3 Grace be with you and peace fro God oure father and from the lorde Iesus Christ. | 3 Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. |
4 I thanke my God all wayes on youre behalfe for ye grace of God which is geuen you by Iesus Christ | 4 I always thank God for you because of his grace given you in Christ Jesus. |
5 that in all thinges ve are made riche by him in all lerninge and in all knowledge | 5 For in him you have been enriched in every way--in all your speaking and in all your knowledge-- |
6 even as the testimony of Iesus Christ was confermed in you) | 6 because our testimony about Christ was confirmed in you. |
7 so that ye are behynde in no gyft and wayte for the apperynge of oure lorde Iesus Christ | 7 Therefore you do not lack any spiritual gift as you eagerly wait for our Lord Jesus Christ to be revealed. |
8 which shall streght you vnto ye ende that ye maye be blamelesse in ye daye of oure lorde Iesus Christ. | 8 He will keep you strong to the end, so that you will be blameless on the day of our Lord Jesus Christ. |
9 ffor god is faythfull by whom ye are called vnto ye fellishyppe of his sonne Iesus Christe oure lorde | 9 God, who has called you into fellowship with his Son Jesus Christ our Lord, is faithful. |
10 I beseche you brethre in ye name of oure lorde Iesus Christ that ye all speake one thynge and that there be no dissencion amoge you: but be ye knyt together in one mynde and in one meaynge. | 10 I appeal to you, brothers, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you agree with one another so that there may be no divisions among you and that you may be perfectly united in mind and thought. |
11 It is shewed vnto me (my brethren) of you by them that are of the housse of Cloe that ther is stryfe amonge you. And this is it that I meane: | 11 My brothers, some from Chloe's household have informed me that there are quarrels among you. |
12 how that comelie amonge you one sayeth: I holde of Paul: another I holde of Apollo: ye thyrde I holde of Cephas: ye four ye I holde of Christ. | 12 What I mean is this: One of you says, "I follow Paul"; another, "I follow Apollos"; another, "I follow Cephas "; still another, "I follow Christ." |
13 Ys Christ devided? was Paul crucified for you? ether were ye baptised in ye name of Paul? | 13 Is Christ divided? Was Paul crucified for you? Were you baptized into the name of Paul? |
14 I thanke God that I christened none of you but Crispus and Gayus | 14 I am thankful that I did not baptize any of you except Crispus and Gaius, |
15 lest eny shulde saye that I had baptised in myne awne name. | 15 so no one can say that you were baptized into my name. |
16 I baptised also the housse of Stephana. Forthermore knowe I not whether I baptised eny man or no. | 16 (Yes, I also baptized the household of Stephanas; beyond that, I don't remember if I baptized anyone else.) |
17 For Christ sent me not to baptyse but to preache ye gospell not with wysdome of wordes lest the crosse of Christ shuld have bene made of none effecte. | 17 For Christ did not send me to baptize, but to preach the gospel--not with words of human wisdom, lest the cross of Christ be emptied of its power. |
18 For ye preachinge of the crosse is to them yt perisshe folishnes: but vnto vs which are saved it is ye power of God. | 18 For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. |
19 For it is written: I will destroye the wysdome of the wyse and will cast awaye the vnderstondinge of the prudet. | 19 For it is written: "I will destroy the wisdom of the wise; the intelligence of the intelligent I will frustrate." |
20 Where is the wyse? Where is the scrybe? Where is the searcher of this worlde? | 20 Where is the wise man? Where is the scholar? Where is the philosopher of this age? Has not God made foolish the wisdom of the world? |
21 Hath not God made the wysdome of this worlde folisshnes? For when the worlde thorow wysdome knew not God in ye wysdome of God: it pleased God thorow folisshnes of preachinge to save them yt beleve. | 21 For since in the wisdom of God the world through its wisdom did not know him, God was pleased through the foolishness of what was preached to save those who believe. |
22 For ye Iewes requyre a signe and the Grekes seke after wysdome. | 22 Jews demand miraculous signs and Greeks look for wisdom, |
23 But we preache Christ crucified vnto the Iewes an occasion of fallinge and vnto the Grekes folisshnes: | 23 but we preach Christ crucified: a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gentiles, |
24 but vnto the which are called both of Iewes and Grekes we preache Christ ye power of God and the wysdome of God. | 24 but to those whom God has called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God. |
25 For the folishnes of God is wyser then me: and the weakenes of God is stronger then men. | 25 For the foolishness of God is wiser than man's wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than man's strength. |
26 Brethren loke on youre callinge how that not many wyse men after the flesshe not many myghty not many of hye degre are called: | 26 Brothers, think of what you were when you were called. Not many of you were wise by human standards; not many were influential; not many were of noble birth. |
27 but God hath chosen the folysshe thinges of the worlde to confounde the wyse. And God hath chosyn the weake thinges of the worlde to confounde thinges which are mighty. | 27 But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong. |
28 And vile thinges of the worlde and thinges which are despysed hath God chosen yee and thinges of no reputacion for to brynge to nought thinges of reputacion | 28 He chose the lowly things of this world and the despised things--and the things that are not--to nullify the things that are, |
29 that no flesshe shulde reioyce in his presence. | 29 so that no one may boast before him. |
30 And vnto him partayne ye in Christ Iesu which of God is made vnto vs wysdome and also rightewesnes and saunctifyinge and redempcion. | 30 It is because of him that you are in Christ Jesus, who has become for us wisdom from God--that is, our righteousness, holiness and redemption. |
31 That accordinge as it is written: he which reioyseth shulde reioyce in the Lorde. | 31 Therefore, as it is written: "Let him who boasts boast in the Lord." |
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About two dozen activists dressed in black marched office to office Monday on Capitol Hill to tell Republican lawmakers that to the immigrant community, the GOP is "dead."
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Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, made headlines this weekend for condemning President Barack Obama's response to the southern border crisis and inspiring a scene in an HBO show.
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Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Austin, Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, believes Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to return to a "Cold War mentality," following the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 last Thursday. McCaul urged President Obama to take a stand against Russia and lead the U.S. in trying times during his appearance on […]
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White House terms Perry's National Guard deployment 'symbolic'
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest on Monday called Texas Gov. Rick Perry's decision to send 1,000 National Guard troops to the border a "symbolic" action that would be of limited use in temporarily dealing with the wave of unaccompanied children from Central America. "I know that Governor Perry is hopeful that it will send […]
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Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, introduced new legislation on Thursday that would prevent President Obama from using any taxpayer funds to expand DACA [Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals] and would place restrictions on employment authorization for undocumented immigrants. Cruz called for the nation to "come together and end the policies" that he says produced what many […]
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Brady says the IRS "have broken the trust of the American people"
The GOP-controlled House passed a measure Wednesday that would shrink the general government and financial services budget $566 million below last year's level for 2015, and would reduce the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to below its 2003 funding levels. The $20 billion measure, which passed the House on a near party line, would slash budgets […]
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Texas congressmen stand behind Israel in ongoing conflict with Hamas
Texas congressmen have thrown their support behind Israel as the nation continues to exchange airstrikes with Hamas in Gaza, where a five-hour cease-fire ended Thursday.
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Hispanic Caucus presses Obama on child border crossers
Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus sounded upbeat after an "emotional" meeting Wednesday with President Obama, but it was unclear what assurances they got about the government's handling of the surge of unaccompanied children on the border. Caucus Chairman Ruben Hinojosa, a Democrat from the Texas border region, called it a "very productive meeting." But […]
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Availability question at 7 mos.
I friends! Coming in to a little unexpected free money and am considering dvc. We have only stayed at kidani dvc 1 bedroom and loved it. But with kids ageing think Epcot resort might be better. How difficult is it to get Epcot 1 bedroom at 7 mos out? K&K at 7 mos out? Trying to determine where to buy...
Also wondering how often rooms are returned and whether there are assessments for refurb(as opposed to say hurricane damage). We loved the modernity of AKV and aren't to excited by the look of the BWV rooms though the location is awesome. Thanks! |
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Read the third post in this thread: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3281173 for an answer on the availability question.
On refurb - there is a capital fund in the yearly dues to pay for refurb. It isn't done as often as the cash resorts - but we pay for it. BWV just got a refurb, so if you don't like the look of the rooms, they probably won't change too much next time either - refurb changes don't tend to be huge, theming generally remains the same, and BWV theme is turn of the century Coney Island. |
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are reportedly engaged to be married.
Hemsworth, 22, popped the question Thursday and Cyrus, 19, accepted, according to a People magazine story today.
Cyrus tweeted Friday, "heaven is a place on earth"
Cyrus, the teen singer-actress who is best known for playing Disney Channel character Hannah Montana, and Hemsworth, the Australian heartthrob who's starring in blockbuster movie "The Hunger Games," have been dating for three years. They live together in Los Angeles and have five dogs.
"Miley's family knew about the engagement, but she's kept the news quiet for days," People magazine senior writer Joey Bartolomeo told "Good Morning America" today.
In the People story, Cyrus says, "I'm so happy to be engaged and look forward to a life of happiness with Liam."
Cyrus and Hemsworth are reportedly in no rush to set a wedding date.
The pair meet in 2009 while co-starring in "The Last Song," a film about two teens who fall in love.
Cyrus has previously denied engagement rumors. She was spotted in March wearing a sparkler on her ring finger, which prompted speculation, but she was quick to tweet, "I'm not engaged. I've worn this same ring on this finger since November! People just wanna find something to tal [sic] about! It's a topaz people!"
Her engagement ring is no topaz. It's reportedly a three and a half carat cushion cut diamond.
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3 You shall not do as they do in the land of Egypt, where you lived, and you shall not do as they do in the land of Canaan, to which I am bringing you. You shall not walk in their statutes. | 3 You must not do as they do in Egypt, where you used to live, and you must not do as they do in the land of Canaan, where I am bringing you. Do not follow their practices. |
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The MXO2 Mini for Laptops from Matrox is a device that combines the functionality of an HDMI & Analog I/O card in the form factor of a miniature, breakout box. It will capture, convert, and play multiple video formats. This model features an adapter that is specifically designed for use with laptops, although a separate MXO2 PCI-E Host Card Adapter can be used to make the unit compatible with desktops and workstations.
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Agression and junk collecting are bad marina behavior, certainly. But, they are bad behavior in anyone. I don't see the connection to living aboard and strongly disagree with your "liveaboards are usually a problem." Usually? The marina is our only home, and as such we take much better care of it than those who have "real" houses to go to and spend energy on.
So what if they never leave? We know lots of people whose houses and jobs are nearby the marina, they keep their boats here for years and years and never leave either.
I can give my experience so far, and I have had discussions about this topic all the way down from portland to now, Ensenada. Cry if you like. If my description doesn't pertain to you directly, then why does it bother you anyway? If you said all white people are scum, or dudes are assholes, I wouldn't be personally bothered, although I am white and male.
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What Do You Like Most About Walla Walla? [SURVEY]
98.3 The Key has as many listeners outside the Tri-Cities as within it, yet much of what we talk about and the news we report focuses on Richland, Kennewick and Pasco. We're going to try to make that up to everyone by starting special projects, likely a photo essay, featuring other communities in our region.
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Boil water for penne and cook as usual. Meanwhile, heat olive oil in a large skillet and add garlic. Add tomatoes, oregano, salt and pepper and simmer until pasta is ready. Stir basil into the tomato sauce, then combine with the pasta. Spray or oil a large baking dish and add half of the pasta mixture. Top with half of the mozzarella and half of the parmesan. Add the rest of the pasta mixture, then top that with the remaining mozzarella and parmesan. Bake at 350 for 15 minutes, or until cheese has melted to your liking.
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On April 25, 2009, Waynedale Green Alliance & Southwest Conservation Club, 5703 Bluffton Road, Fort Wayne, Indiana will unite for GreenFEST '09: In Celebration of Earth Day Week. This is the first annual Green Festival to take place in northeastern Indiana, and a great opportunity to become involved in all aspects of sustainable living.
Mayor Tom Henry will give the proclamation at noon. The Three Rivers Vero Club will be riding in from Wayne High School for their GreenFEST '09 Tour to Southwest Conservation Club. Speakers from Citilink, Allen County Solid Waste District, and Save the Maumee Grassroots Organization will be on hand along with a finale concert by Cathy Serrano, Bill Certain, Skip Calvin of Guitar Exchange, and Dan Dickerson of Harp Condition.
Food, talent displays by All Martial Arts Academy, a presentation by Laura Stein of Neuhouser Nursery, giveaways by local companies, and games are all planned for the day.
Businesses involved in alternative transportation, local and sustainable building, renewable energy, local food, sustainable water, and fair trade will all have a presence.
Admittance is a canned good or non-perishable food item that will be donated to Community Harvest of Northeast Indiana.
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A Shadow Over the Earth:
The Life and Death of the Passenger Pigeon
Sept. 1, 2014 – Feb. 22, 2015 | Free admission
This exhibition tells the story of the Passenger Pigeon, which once numbered in the billions, and the human influence on its extinction. Highlights include personal accounts from famed naturalists who documented its biology and decline. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about related Florida Museum research and view a well-preserved pair of Passenger Pigeons mounted in the 1890s. The exhibit explores the idea of learning from the past and provides hope for the future as scientists continue to unravel the complexities of extinction and use this knowledge to make a difference in the world today.
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View historical, full-color illustrations of Passenger Pigeons. Learn about their natural behavior and why they became extinct so quickly through the writings, drawings and poetry of famous artists and naturalists. - Real Passenger Pigeon Specimens
Get a close-up view of these spectacular birds. Although Passenger Pigeons are extinct, the Florida Museum Ornithology Division has specimens preserved for research, two of which are displayed in the exhibit. - Species on the Brink
Learn about today's conservation success stories! - Museum Research
Florida Museum of Natural History ornithologists have been researching endangered and extinct species of pigeons and doves from around the world for 20 years.
Did you know?
- Passenger Pigeons were once North America's most abundant bird, with an estimated population of 3 billion to 5 billion. They gathered in numbers that could darken the sky for days.
- The pigeons lived alongside humans for thousands of years, as reflected in everyday language such as "clay pigeon shooting," police informers being referred to as "stool pigeons" and the city of Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
- Within decades, human actions reduced this incredible bounty of birds to zero, when on Sept 1, 1914, the last of the species died.
- Museum Passenger Pigeon specimens are part of the Charles Doe Collection, which formed the early foundation of the Museum's ornithology collection.
This exhibit was developed by the University of Michigan Museum of Natural History and the Florida Museum of Natural History. Find out more at Project Passenger Pigeon, passengerpigeon.org.


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[flicks switch; neon sign hums to life and begins blinking] Hmm, possibly the first bar in the world owned and operated by a non-drinker... Well, it's taken a while, but consistent pestering has finally seen the establishment of this fine Sports Forum by our esteemed leader, Brian. Thanks, big guy! I thought the first order of business should be to set up a sticky where we can just sit back, grab a glass of our favourite refreshing drink, and have a good chat about sports. I'll see about installing some big screens on the walls and get the satellite hooked up, but in the meantime, have at it! Oh, and if anyone wants to venture a pithier name, I'm not averse to changing it...
Cul, do you think it's worth stickying the two big football (NFL and soccer) threads? Oh, and mine's a Stella, please...
*Wanders in and looks around the bar* Very nice. Missing something though... Ah. Hang on. *Jogs out of the door, reappearing a moment later carrying a bar stool with "Till" emblazoned in green leather upon its black and white seat. Glancing around the bar, Till carefully positions the stool in optimum position for the facilities, then proceeds to screw it into the floor.* There we go. Sorted.
Well, in Boston, TV, there was Sam Malone. And Cheers isn't a bad model to follow. Nice digs. *surveys the wall of screens* So I can finally watch NFL Network games in here?
MMmmmm. How fortuitous! The Australian Open is starting very soon, this could be a great place to catch all the action. Love a good tennis match! Bit early for anything to strong (its only 8.30am) maybe a coffee would be nice, just till lunch time at least! "Takes a seat right next to Till and proceeds to negotiate alternate time usage of optimium chair!"
A Sports Forum: so that's why my post count has sprinted past both its value before the Crash of '08 and the 2000 mark! (Thanks Cul and Brian.) And while I'm not theoretically against alcohol, I rarely if ever drink it; so mine's an orange and lemonade, with ice. (Will Euros or Pounds do?)
Indeed, mine darted past the three grand mark and I didn't even notice! Don't get too attached to those posts, though. I can't guarantee they'll stay, this being a general forum and all that... Good idea on the stickies, Py, and I see they are already stuck. Oh, and I never did see much of Cheers, so this is really the second fake bar in history to be owned and operated by a non-drinker...
Tell me about it: I lost 350+ (now 441) when "6 Word Story" moved from the Workshop to The Lounge. (And about the same in the Crash.)
I lost 400+ in the Crash, and gained about 100 here...so I'm still 300 down.... Mind you, they're not that important in the Great Scheme of Things, just nice to look at...sort of like Lamborghinis..
Got any smirnoff double blacks Cul? Hey did anyone watch the last day of the Sydney test match between Australia and South Africa. What a day. Actually I must say this series has been quite good. Good cricket and nothing off field.
Ha! I watched it, it was brilliant. Graeme Smith going on to the field with a broken hand and screwed up elbow was one of the most gutsy things I've seen in cricket. And yes the series was terrific. I think you better keep him to OJs, Cul.
I don't drink either...ever. Never have, never will. I'll have a water. I started listening to it a few overs before Steyn was out in the car. As soon as I pulled into the driveway Smith went out. So I never saw any of it. Just heard it.
Damn I left my wallet in the car I was in the docters at the time and when I got back to the car Smith was in and I was like WHAT!? Amazing stuff. I raced home to see the end of it. That was a brilliant ball that bowled him.


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9th Circuit overturns AZ proof-of-citizenship voting rule
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Yes, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals strikes again.
And yes, Sandra Day O'Connor played a role in helping the liberal majority.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has overturned Arizona's requirement that people show proof of citizenship to register to vote.
The split decision by a three-judge panel determined that the requirement to show proof of citizenship — passed by voters in 2004 — is not consistent with the National Voter Registration Act.
Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, temporarily sitting by designation, and Circuit Judge Sandra Ikuta, with chief judge Alex Kozinski dissenting, said Prop. 200 creates an additional hurdle, while the national act is intended to reduce "state-imposed obstacles" to registration.
The court did uphold Arizona's photo ID requirement.
But as you know from reading this blog, the Obama Department of Social Justice has also been actively sabotaging state efforts to ensure that only U.S. citizens vote in U.S. elections.
More details on the 9th Circuit ruling:
A three-judge panel of the court said the proof-of- citizenship requirement conflicted with the intent of the federal law aiming to increase voter registration by streamlining the process with a single form and removing state- imposed obstacles to registration.
The federal law requires applicants to "attest to their citizenship under penalty of perjury" without requiring documentary proof, the panel said.
"Proposition 200 creates an additional state hurdle to registration," the judges said.
The law was challenged by voting rights and Hispanic advocacy groups.
The decision is "a warning to anyone who seeks to deter or prevent voter participation" that the Constitution "will protect our democratic process," Thomas A. Saenz, president of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund, a San Antonio-based group that argued the case, said in a statement.
As I've noted before: No illegal alien left behind. That's the progs' plan.
Related: The threat of non-citizen voting
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Open Fire projects can be as large as the Temple or as small and intimate as a fiery urn in the depths of the open playa. Fire can be a great way to bring folks together on a chilly playa night or to send your artwork to the spirits in a final fiery conflagration
Types of Open Fire
- OPEN FIRE / LEVEL ONE – Large burn in contact with the playa
Art installations, when fully engulfed in flames, producing a tremendous amount of heat, require a burn shield platform. This burn may or may not require a safety perimeter, and may or may not require Ranger support. A Burn Laminate WILL be needed for this level. - OPEN FIRE / LEVEL TWO – Enclosed Fire
Art installation with small, enclosed fire such as candles, torches, fire barrel, raised container, etc. Precautions must be taken to make sure that anything that should not be set on fire is kept away from the flame (e.g. fabric, sets, etc.). As long as all fire is kept within an enclosed vessel, there is no need for a Burn Shield Platform or a Burn Laminate. - OPEN FIRE / LEVEL THREE
Art installation that is created in one location and is moved to an approved Burn Platform for burning. The artwork could be burned at the Man Pavilion after the Man has fallen OR at one of the Burn Gardens located at 3:00, 6:00 and 9:00 near the Esplanade, depending on the most favorable schedule. A Burn Laminate will NOT be needed for this level.
Large or small, all Open Fire must address some common issues:
Playa Protection and Burn Scar Prevention
In order to protect the unique surface of the playa and to comply with our event stipulations from the BLM, we must prevent permanent damage to the playa surface. The heat produced by fire on the surface of the playa creates hardened, discolored, baked areas. Over time, these burn scars become raised areas, creating a distraction to the eye and a hazard to vehicle traffic. Luckily, there are simple steps that can be taken to prevent burn scars, and you can read about them here.
Safe Clearance and Perimeter
Fire is an awesome force and we all want to get as close as possible for a good view and to feel its warmth. But we must always think first about the protection and safety of the citizens of Black Rock City. For larger burns and pyrotechnic displays, a safety perimeter and clearance from other art or flammables are required. We have learned a lot of lessons on this subject over the years of Burning Man. If you are planning to burn your installation or are planning a pyrotechnic display, please read these Guidelines for Safety Perimeters.
Material Considerations
When planning for the burning of your artwork, it's important to choose the materials you use carefully. The use of cardboard, thin sheets of plywood or veneer under 5/8ths of an inch thick, chipboard and cloth can create sheets of embers blowing great distances, showering sparks down on the crowds. Laminated wood also known as engineered lumber is often treated with fire retardants. These retardants can greatly affect the burn time and end with support pieces remaining upright long after the bulk of the piece burns away. Heavily painted or treated wood, plastics and other inorganic materials can cause excessive fumes and will not be allowed to burn.
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If you want to burn your artwork without the hassle of creating a burn platform and a safety perimeter, you have two options that will let you burn with ease. They are:
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At the terminus of each radial street in Black Rock City, you will find large public burn platforms that can be used by everybody to burn art projects and camp burnables, throughout the event, on a first-come, first-served basis. Exercise self-reliance and Leave No Trace principles: clean up your part of the mess you create. To prevent potentially dangerous spillover, artwork burned on these platforms must be no taller than the width of the platform. - Burn your art on the Man platform:
After the fall of the Man Saturday night, the Man platform may be used for the burning of your project.
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With Adrian Sutil qualifying tenth and team mate Vitantonio Liuzzi taking home two points after finishing the race ninth, Force India planted themselves firmly in the midfield at the Bahrain season opener last weekend. Following the Sakhir event, team principal Dr Vijay Mallya is confident theyll continue to score points as the season progresses and is even hopeful of clinching the odd podium
Q: Overall Bahrain was a good first weekend, with a car in the top 10 in both qualifying and the race. How do you view it?
Vijay Mallya: I'm obviously very pleased, despite what happened to Adrian at the start. For this team, given our history and background, to score points in the first race is quite a remarkable effort. But I think even more so two things have made a very significant impression on me. First is our race pace. I think that's a huge statement for a relatively small team like us. The second is there's been so much spoken about Tonio. He's not just proved himself, but I think he drove beautifully. He preserved his tyres well, he was quick, and he brought the car home in the points. So all credit goes to Tonio.
Q: Sutil obviously had a problem at the start, but he drove very well after that
VM: Adrian was unlucky. Nevertheless, he did an outstanding job in qualifying, and of course in the previous practice sessions he was always very quick, always very confident. Having dropped down to 21st place to work his way up to 12th position was a great achievement. He also made the soft tyres last for longer than we would otherwise have expected and he also clocked the second fastest lap time, behind Alonso. I think overall I have every reason to be pleased about the team's performance. And we have another update coming for Melbourne.
Q: Were you especially pleased to get a car into Q3 at the first race?
VM: You've got to be amongst the top 10 to score points to begin with. With the big four - McLaren, Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull - for me to say that we will run ahead of them sounds ambitious. But to be knocking on their doors and ahead of the rest is something I can be very pleased about.
Q: Generally, you are happy that the upward progress has continued?
VM: The way we are today I think we're very competitive, and everything is going to plan. In 2009 I said we should score some points occasionally, and we scored 13, which was respectable. This year I said we should score points regularly. We have opened our account in the first race and I think the opportunity is wide open for us to now score points regularly. I wouldn't be surprised if we could target the odd podium or two. And next year we should hopefully strongly target podium finishes.
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The FHSAA's tentative football realignment as it affects South Florida
Here's how the new football districts that include South Florida teams would look like if they stay the same. Schools can appeal the FHSAA to move until January 18th of course so expect these to change a bit.
DISTRICT 11-8A: Coral Springs; Coral Glades; Deerfield Beach; Parkland Douglas; Coconut Creek Monarch; Sunrise Piper; South Plantation; Coral Springs Taravella.
DISTRICT 12-8A: Cooper City; Weston Cypress Bay; Miramar Everglades; Pembroke Pines Flanagan; Hollywood McArthur; Miramar; Davie Western.
DISTRICT 13-8A: Miami Dr. Krop; Hialeah; Hialeah Gardens; Miami Beach; North Miami.
DISTRICT 14-8A: Miami Columbus; Coral Gables; Miami High; Miami Coral Park.
DISTRICT 15-8A: Miami Braddock; Miami Ferguson; Southwest Miami; Miami Varela.
DISTRICT 16-8A: Coral Reef; Miami Killian; Miami Palmetto; South Dade.
DISTRICT 14-7A: Pompano Beach Blanche Ely; Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson; Fort Lauderdale; Oakland Park Northeast.
DISTRICT 15-7A: Hollywood Hills; Davie Nova; Plantation; South Broward; Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas.
DISTRICT 16-7A: Hialeah American; Homestead; Miami Springs; Miami Central; Miami Sunset; Miami Southridge; North Miami Beach; Reagan-Doral; South Miami; Westland Hialeah.
DISTRICT 15-6A: Boynton Beach; Coconut Creek; Fort Lauderdale Dillard; Pembroke Pines Charter; Fort Lauderdale Stranahan.
DISTRICT 16-6A: Miami Belen Jesuit; Miami Goleman; Hialeah Miami Lakes; Miami Carol City; Miami Norland; Miami Northwestern.
DISTRICT 16-5A: Plantation American Heritage; Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy; Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons; Hallandale; Key West; Miami Jackson; Pompano Beach; Riviera Beach Suncoast.
DISTRICT 7-4A: Belle Glade Glades Central; Riviera Beach Inlet Grove; Coconut Creek North Broward Prep; Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest; Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy; Fort Lauderdale University School.
DISTRICT 8-4A: Pinecrest Gulliver Prep; Homestead Keys Gate Charter; Miami Monsignor Pace; Miami Booker T. Washington.
DISTRICT 8-3A: Miami Archbishop Carroll; Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian; Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna; Miami Westminster Christian.
DISTRICT 7-2A: Boca Raton Christian; Coral Springs Christian; Belle Glade Glades Day; Pompano Beach Highlands Christian; Jupiter Christian; West Palm Beach Summit Christian; Delray Beach Village Academy.
DISTRICT 8-2A: Florida City Barrington Christian; Hialeah Champagnat Catholic; Miami Dade Christian.
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CTA riders can transfer balances to Ventra through Sept. 1
CTA riders have one month left to transfer the balances of their old fare cards to Ventra.
Through Sept. 1, riders can mail in their disposable CTA cards with stored value, 30-day unlimited passes, Chicago Cards and reduced fare permits to the CTA to transfer those balances to their registered Ventra cards.
Riders have mailed in more than 3,700 cards with a value of more than $29,000, CTA spokeswoman Tammy Chase said. Prior to the mail-in option, the CTA held balance transfer events for months across the city.
In order to transfer value to cards, riders must have:
- A registered Ventra card.
- A mail-in transfer form.
- Old fare cards with an expiration date after Dec. 15, 2013.
- Passes in their original, unopened packaging.
- At least $5 in combined value. No more than eight cards can be mailed in.
But riders should be warned as they make their transfers: The CTA caps the balance on Ventra cards at $300.
The agency completed its transition to Ventra last month after delaying the switch because of problems the CTA said Ventra vendor Cubic Transportation Systems has now fixed. As of July 1, riders can only use Ventra cards, some personal bank cards, some phones and cash on buses to pay fares.
There are 2.3 million active Ventra accounts, Chase said.
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A Night With Devin Townsend
The eccentric and musical mastermind that is Devin Townsend will be making his way to Australia this October to take part in a series of Guitar Clinics in association with Thump Music.
Devin Townsend, now 30 records into an astonishing career has just raised the stakes, in the form of a new double album, Z², to be released worldwide in the week of October 27th this year. The two discs will be individually titled 'Sky Blue' (DTP) and 'Dark Matters' (Ziltoid).
Reflecting on the upcoming release Devin states: "I really enjoy my job and I really want to continue being able to be creative. This project offers me an opportunity to present myself in ways that I haven't before: as a writer, as an orchestrator, as somebody who's able to provide soundtrack stuff, as a puppeteer, as a multimedia artist, dubious comedy, all these things. I'm hoping that 'Z²' really provides an outlet for people to see that I'm capable of a lot of things, but even more so, I hope it will inspire other artists to reach for things that maybe seem a bit out of reach."
In light of wanting to inspire other artists and preceding the highly anticipated release of Z², Devin will head to Australia to offer guitar fanatics from across the country the opportunity to learn from an artist who has built a successful career on musical diversity.
There will be two bands of ticket pricing available for those guitarists looking to pick up some essential guitar knowledge straight from Devin himself; general admission and a limited number of VIP packages, which will include exclusives such as a meet and greet plus guaranteed priority seating.
The clinics will offer guitar enthusiasts the opportunity to learn the techniques and styles Devin has developed throughout his varied career. Alongside this, there will be plenty of opportunity for fans to ask any questions they have, as each clinic will include a Q&A section. There will also be the chance to buy Devin Townsend music and merchandise at each clinic (please bring cash as this will be cash sales only).
We have the following ticketing options.
General Admission - GA ticket enables you to enter into the venue when doors open. There are no allocated seats and its your preference on where you wish to sit (not in VIP area) or what time you arrive at the clinic. General admission is the standard ticket.
VIP Admission - VIP ticket enables many various opportunities for the customer during this specific tour.
- Early entry into the venue – 6.00pm or 11.00am (Perth clinic)
- Priority seating at the venue
- Assured Meet & Greet with the artist before the clinic (Signing will be limited so if you are a die hard fan this is the best option)
- Priority question section when Q&A is opened up between customers and the Artist
Ticketing pricing is;
1. GA Ticket = $70.00
2. VIP Ticket = $110.00 (LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE)
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BRISBANE- 20th of October – evening clinic 7pm for a 7:30pm start @ The Princess Theatre
SYDNEY- 21st of October – evening clinic 7pm for a 7:30pm start @ Paddington Town Hall
MELBOURNE – 22nd of October – evening clinic 7pm for a 7:30pm start @ St Kilda Town Hall
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What the Hell Is Wrong With Nintendo?
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Although Nintendo launched Wii U with NintendoLand (a suite of mini-games that all required the GamePad controller), most of its current crop of games and everything in the foreseeable future do not actually require the pad. If anything, I thought playing Pikmin 3 with the Wii remote and nunchuk was preferable to the GamePad. I played Super Mario 3D World with the classic controller, only using the touchscreen when the game absolutely required me to. Nintendo is adding a couple of little touches to these games that use the GamePad's second screen, but by and large they are optional. Mario Kart and Donkey Kong, coming next year, don't look to be changing that paradigm.
Purely based on where Nintendo is going with its software lineup, GamePad is becoming an optional accessory. All that's left is to make it an optional purchase. If selling GamePad separately might allow Nintendo to reduce the price of Wii U to just under $200 (with a game pre-installed on the console for extra value, of course) it would look much more appealing next to the $400 PS4 and $500 Xbox One.
If it seems unlikely that a game console would climb down so dramatically and remove the one thing that it pitched as its defining feature, think again. It's already happened twice this year: Microsoft's preemptive reversal of all of its Xbox One DRM policies (and making Kinect optional) and Nintendo's release of the 2DS, which removes the 3-D screen that gave 3DS its name in an effort to knock the price down even further.
Is There Another Way?
Perhaps the most compelling argument for the idea that Nintendo might remove the GamePad is that it may be out of other solutions. I certainly wish it hadn't made such a total dog's breakfast of the Virtual Console classic games service, but even if that were to change overnight into a "Nintendo paradise" service, a one-stop shop full of every major game from Nintendo's decades of history at impulse-buy prices, that wouldn't fix Wii U by itself.
And Nintendo releasing another Wii Sports or Brain Age-like killer app is unlikely. Those games predated the iPhone, and so it's possible that the conditions that allowed those breakout hits to even happen in the first place might be long gone. 3DS has become more successful without such a game-changing title, just with well-made traditional Nintendo software.
The Super Smash Bros. fighting series has always been extremely popular on Nintendo's platforms. Could the next entry in the series make it a must-have for the hardcore? Possibly. But consider what happened when fans who loved the 2001 GameCube version played the 2008 Wii version (in a nutshell, they thought it lost everything that made the GameCube game good)–it may be that Nintendo will just continue to alienate them. (Attempting to shut down their big tournament surely wasn't a help, either.)
And what about the thing that Jason Rubin and countless others have suggested — that Nintendo get out of hardware and put its games on others' platforms? I've written before about why this is a bad idea. It might be tempting in the short term, but it's a poison pill. Nintendo's games sell millions of copies because it makes hardware, not in spite of that. The idea that Mario on Xbox would sell Call of Duty numbers is a pipe dream.
Yeah, Nintendo totally missed the boat on the future of games, and that sucks. Not embracing indie development fast enough, sluggish adoption of digital game sales, screwing up Virtual Console, no Blu-ray movie playback, a terrible "account" system for users — all of these things and more were unforced errors, own-goals that just never seemed to Nintendo to be problems until it was too late. And the fact that it went ahead with the very expensive GamePad controller without having a killer app that justified its existence was uncharacteristic of the company. But it can fix this stuff.
It's important to remember that Nintendo has been here before. Right here, in fact. 3DS started weak and turned around. And even if Wii U doesn't turn around — well, Nintendo's been there, too. When GameCube was a few years into its cycle and getting killed by Sony (and, after a fashion, the first Xbox), we were hearing the exact same things: Nintendo is irrelevant, the hardware is only for Nintendo fans, give up, put Mario on Xbox. It tried to get GameCube turned around, and it didn't. And instead it just had to suck it up, grin and bear it for a few years, then release the Wii.
Nintendo's current management can turn things around. Satoru Iwata and Shigeru Miyamoto have screwed up, but they don't do that a lot. They learn from their mistakes. They try weird things, and when those things work they work really well. Now, if Nintendo were to release another console in five years that does even worse than Wii U, that would be an indication of serious systemic problems. But stumbling once isn't a reason to give up, no matter how big the screwup is.


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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Cambridge Ontario Canada
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5 days of Disney with a toddler & baby
My dh and I are going to Florida next month and staying with friends for a week further down the coast. I have 5 day basic passes for us and since our boys are 2 (will be 3 in May) and 9 months they are free. We are planning on driving through the night on the Saturday to arrive between breakfast & lunch on Sunday to Disney. We were hoping to hit one park for a bit then have an early night, do one overnight then do most of a day until about 5pm in another park, have dinner then head down the coast to our friends place. On the way back we have 3 nights hotel booked (Tuesday - Thursday) then leaving Friday to go home. How would you suggest we use our park passes since we can only pick one park per day and have small children? MK for at least 2 days is a given. My dh has only been to MK once 25 years ago and last time I went was 20 years ago and went to Mk & hs. We have never been to Epcot or Ak so we are really unfamiliar with all parks and of course super excited to go!
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Cambridge Ontario Canada
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Is Epcot worth giving up a day at ak or hs? It seems a bit more geared to adults and older kids....
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Mandeville, La
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I am kind of having difficulty understand what you are saying:
We are planning on driving through the night on the Saturday to arrive between breakfast & lunch on Sunday to Disney.. We were hoping to hit one park for a bit then have an early night, do one overnight then do most of a day until about 5pm in another park, have dinner then head down the coast to our friends place. On the way back we have 3 nights hotel booked (Tuesday - Thursday) then leaving Friday to go home. I think I get you are driving through the night, then planning on heading directly to the park with a two year old? The next day, hit a park all day, have dinner, then get back into the car for another drive? If that's the case, WOW, thats a lot on a two year old. Any way you could bump that down to a 4 day and add the hopper option?
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Massachusetts
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Agree with this. I think you maybe able to do a half day at HS and then some R&R at the pool/resort. AK closes at 5 and will allow more down time. I think the 3 longer days will be EPCOT and the 2 MK days. Enjoy!
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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With two young kids, neither Epcot, HS or AK should take you more than 1 day. if you are parking it for 5 days and 2 of them will be MK, one day for the other three parks will be sufficient.
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Disagree with other posters. There's much to do in Epcot, even for the younger set. Usually, we divide our time as follows: 2 days MK, 2days Epcot, 1day each for HS and AK.
At HS, TSM is a big draw, so it's probably good to go to HS on a day where you can arrive early, and head to TSM first for a fastpass. It does not have to be a full day, we usualy finish up at Hs by 4pm. Simililarly, you do not need a full day to cover AK. You can easily stay busy in both HS and AK all day, but you will most feel a pinch at Epcot and MK. (Attractions you did not have time to see). Now that MK has the new expansion, it is even more important to give MK two days. (one more important suggestion- look at the weather. If you have flexibility- try to do AK on a nice day. Many of the attractions shut down during a thunderstorm.) It depends a bit on how many hours you'll have on your arrival day. You probably don't want to pick AK, since it closes early. MK or Epcot would be the best picks. It also depends on how you handle the bigger attractions (in all four parks). You could simply skip them, you can also go on them as individual adults using fastpass and/or the single rider line. While one adult goes on the thrill rides- the other can take the kdis on somethign else...there's also little playgounds, bathroom needs, gift shops, snacks...and other things you can do with the little ones while an adult goes on the bigger rides. You also leave out your eating plans. There are well over 100 table service places to eat at WDW. Your post suggests that you plan to leave the park on the second day - around 5pm - to eat dinner. If you are meeting your firends, that makes sense, but it also greatly makes sense to eat at a restaurant in the park that day, especially if you were to pick Epcot. Three of the parks: Epcot, MK, and HS have nightly shows that are very worth seeing. I thnk the evening parade and frieworks at MK are especially worthwhile. My suggestion is as follows: Arrival: MK (so long as it's not a Saturday) 3/4day: HS Tues: Epcot transfer day- (I assume an arrival atthe parks after 9am, but still getting most of the day) Wed: MK Thurs: AK One plus of Epcot is that much of what there is to see is not rides with lines, so it would also be a good place to go on your arrival day. Oh, my take on the drive is that you - the adults- will likely be tired after the long drive- but the kids presumably will be able to sleep in the car. So they will lieklly be wide awake when you arrive at WDW. One tip - if the kids are wide awake, and the adutls are tired....one can often quickly 'tire' the kids by putting them in water. Either take them swimming, or just let them splash in the bathtub for a bit. Another thought, if you are too tired to head to a park upon arrival, many resorts- both onsite and off WDW property- have lots of fun ways to entertain kids, especially little kids. You probably do want to use a stroller. Still more dpeends on the weather and the crowds when you go. Like if you are goiing over a major holiday, avoid MK on the day of the holiday. If you are goiing ona more quiet week, then it doesn't matter as much. OH- one last important detail- if you buy regualr tickets- you must use them within a total of 14days. You don't mention how long your visit with your firends is goiing to be. Ifit's just a few days, you shoud be fine, if the first park day and the last park day are more than 14 days apart, you'll need to buy the "no expire option" for your tickets. (or two sets of tickets) |
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Louisville, Ky
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How long is your drive from home? If you're tired, can't check into your room yet, and don't make it into the park until mid morning, you may have a rough first day. I would spend my first day at the hotel and relaxing, that way you have plenty of energy to hit MK hard the next day. On the way back, I would do one more day at MK, 1/2 day at AK with HS in the evening and one day at Epcot. You can easily switch HS and Epcot if you want.
Just noticed you don't have a hopper. What if you did 1/2 day at AK on the day you return home? That would give you a full day at each of the other parks. |
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: NJ
Posts: 389
I agree with the PP that your driving plan may wear everyone out too much to enjoy the parks but if you are committed to it here is my 2 cents.
I would skip EPCOT. I know some will flame me but at young ages my kids just didn't like much there. Even now at 7&5 they don't enjoy much beyond Soarin' and The Seas. I would do 3 MK days. I would make your arrival day (really a half day) a MK day and then two other days later in your trip. And 1 day each of AK and DHS. People may discount both of these parks but at your kids very young ages animals (AK) and Disney Jr characters (DHS) will at least be recognizable. AK closes early so it will be a good park to do on one of your departure/driving days.
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Join Date: Mar 2013
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My girls were 18m and 3 when we were last at Disney and their favorite parks by far were MK and AK. Their least was Epcot and HS was a half day trip at most. In my opinion Hollywood studios is great if you like the shows but their aren't as many rides for smaller ones and same goes for Epcot. I love Epcot but my girls rode the nemo ride saw a few characters and were ready to go....they didn't care at all for world showcase either
Earning My Ears
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Cambridge Ontario Canada
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Thank you all so much for your advice. I'll give you all a bit more detail. We are leaving on Saturday from Ontario, Canada around lunch time. We are going to drive all night as it will take about 20 hours to get to Disney and we are hoping a large chunk of that drive will be with the kids sleeping. Of course we are open to stopping and letting them stretch etc. as much as they need so we are not sure what time that would have us arrive on Sunday. My husband and I will try to take shifts sleeping in the car (but we all know how that goes!) so I am not counting on it. To go into even more detail...we are trying to do Disney on a budget. The whole trip started with friends inviting us down for a week to where they are renting in Florida for free. So of course I start to think can we hit Disney for the kids (and for my husband and I...the bigger kids). We were going to Disney for a day but then I found that the kids are still free so we were trying to budget 2 days. Then I got an amazing Groupon deal on a condo in Orlando for 3 nights with meal credits, so the plan was do 2 park days and one day maybe shopping and lounging around the fabulous pool they have. Then I found out I had enough Air Miles for free Disney tickets. They offered 3, 5 or 7 day basic tickets. I was about to order the 3 days...but then saw the 5 day was just a fraction more so I went for those. So now we have 5 days of Disney passes and 3 booked nights in a hotel. I am still trying to figure what will work best. This was my thoughts..tell me if it sounds good;
Sunday, arrive in Orlando after driving all night. Guessing we will arrive around lunch time. Most hotels (we haven't booked yet) seem to have check in around 4pm so chances are we won't be able to check in...so no naps...no sitting by a pool. So we thought why not take the kids to a park, let the toddler blow off some steam after a long ride in the car, go on a few rides then go back to the hotel, check in and have dinner somewhere. Then go back to the park for a couple more rides and a parade/fireworks show then to the hotel for bed. The next day we would have almost a full day. We would have lunch in the park but probably leave by around 4pm so depending on if the kids were sleepy or hungry we would grab dinner outside the park (McD's or something quick) and hit the road to stay with our friends for 8 days. We would be arriving there around 7-8pm on the Monday night then leaving their place the next Tues in the am and going to another park (may not make opening that day) but will have a pretty full day on Tues, Wed and Thurs. Check out Fri. Probably spend some time around the pool in the am, have a nice lunch then hit the road to get home sometime Saturday. My first thought for parks was Epcot (neither my husband and I have too much interest in that park and not many rides for the kids, but thought it would be a good low key place to go and we would be able to return for the Illuminations show at night after dinner. Then the next day I'm undecided what park to do. Maybe AK. On our return trip home for the 3 park days I thought MK, HS, MK but then I saw that on the last day it's EMH and MK is not recommended (esp since we are not staying at a Disney hotel). So now I am thinking MK, MK, HS. What park would you like to leave off on? I wanted MK but since it is a 'RED' day, where would you choose next? |
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Ultimately, only you know your kids, but the only reason I bring it up is that I would not plan so that my entire trip revolves around having to go to a park upon arrival. If you plan on two MK days on your return with the other park based on crowd predictions, I would at least leave the possibility open that you might end up having to miss a park if something happens and you can't go parkin hopping as soon as you arrive. What are you going to do if you arrive and one of them isn't up to going to the parks? At the very minimum, I would add an extra day to your reservation so at least you had somewhere to go as an option upon arrival. I do agree with not going to MK if it is EMH and you are not on site, but if you need more time there, there is no reason you can't go to MK three times and skip Epcot, HS or Animal Kingdom. The problem you will run into without hoppers is there isn't enough to keep you occupied for an entire day at either of those three parks. Animal Kingdom can take a while if you do both the Lion King, Nemo, Rafiki's Planet Watch and the Safari, so maybe use that as a full day as well.
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on our last two trips, we checked into our resort in the morning. one time, our room was actually ready; the second time, it was not. however, you would still be able to lounge by the pool if your room isn't ready. there are places where you could change.
with kids that small, they may need a break to unwind after having been in the car that long. any of the parks is major stimulation. you might want to consider some down time first. and i'd plan for some breaks, especially since you have a baby. on our last trip, my youngest was six months and we took it really easy. if he was fussy and needed a good nap, i took him back to the room. it made our lives much easier and his mood much better if he was well-rested. (and he was a VERY easy-going baby)
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Like someone else mentioned, you know your kids best, but that is packing in A LOT for kiddos that will have been in a car for 20 hours. Heck, I am fairly certain I would have a melt-down.
We took our boys for the first time when they were 3 and 14 months. The best advice I can give is to try to keep them on their eating and sleep schedule as much as possible. For us that means RD (they are early risers) and they still have not seen a fireworks show after 3 visits. If you try to do it "all" you may find that everyone is just miserable. Good luck and have fun!
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I live in SE Michigan, plan on 20-22 hours for your drive down with stops. Our last trip we left at 9 pm on a Wednesday and arrived at 6pm Thursday. This was with a 7 and 9 year old. I truly don't recommend hitting a park on your arrival day unless you take some much needed sleep unwind time for you and your husband.
It's a long trip for two littles ones and then to hit the over stimulation of a park.
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