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We are debuting our new blog series, Grant's Rants, where Director of SEO Product, Grant Simmons, rants and raves about the current search marketing landscape. Here is episode one! [...more]
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Addressing the current deficiencies will require that teachers be engaged to improve the science attainment of U.S. students and also that research scientists find new ways to make the science enterprise more accessible and inviting to young people. Because of its broad public appeal and its many ties to other branches of science and technology, astronomy can contribute in uniquely powerful ways. Public interest in astronomy translates to opportunities to educate and influence future scientists, engineers, teachers, policy makers, and the public at large, through informal education or formally, in the classroom. Also relevant to enhancing understanding of science are the connections that astrophysical research has today with many other areas of STEM: geology (planets), aerospace engineering (space missions), biology (the search for life in the cosmos), chemistry (molecules in the interstellar medium), high-performance computing (data management and computational astrophysics), mechanical engineering (innovative design of telescopes and observatories), electrical engineering and advanced optics (sensor physics and adaptive optics), computer science (massive data sets and analysis), nuclear physics (matter at ultra-high density), particle physics (the study of the big bang and cosmic origins, dark matter), and even medicine (many of the most sensitive and therefore least invasive cameras for examining the body contain detectors originally developed for astronomy, and adaptive optics tools for high-resolution imaging developed for astronomy are now being applied to ultra-precise imaging of the living human retina).
The engagement of astronomers in education at the K-12 and college levels is considerable. Undergraduate astronomy courses in colleges and universities serve 250,000 students annually, representing about 10 percent of all undergraduates nationwide. Among them are about 15 percent of future K-12 teachers, for whom introductory astronomy is often their only science course.12
Astronomy education itself is now recognized as an important area of research, and education specialists (Ph.D.-holding astronomers with additional education degrees and credentials) are being hired in major research university departments, as well as in smaller teaching-oriented college physics and astronomy departments, to develop and test new approaches to teaching that break down conceptual barriers to understanding. A result of this focus on learning has been a steady increase in interactive teaching, which produces measurable learning gains over traditional lecture course formats.


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Will They, Won't They? The Patriots And Their 18 Free Agents
It's time to clean out the house, time to shuffle the faces and time for the 2012 New England Patriots to start looking toward 2013 after they failed to show up in the second half of their embarrassing defeat at the hands of the Ravens in Sunday's AFC Championship game.
As is the case every year, the team has a host of free agents that they need to make decisions on. Eighteen of their 20 free agents heading into the offseason are unrestricted and if the team doesn't do anything to lock them up, they could be gone like that.
If the front office is having any trouble, they can just ask me. I'd be glad to help. Here's my first offseason addition of will they or won't they. (Hint: Both Wes Welker and Aqib Talib need to be back).
Will Allen: The former first-round pick has had a decent career and certainly could have been able to help in the Patriots secondary this season, but he has played in just 21 games since 2009, missing entire campaigns in both 2010 and 2012. Of course, as he was drafted almost 12 years ago now, age is going to be a question. Would he be able to keep up with the fast and physical tight ends around the league like, oh, I don't know, Dennis Pitta for instance as a 34-year-old coming off of whatever injury he had. I'm just not sure it would work out like that. I'd cut Allen loose.
Kyle Arrington: Assuming the team does bring Talib back for his first full season, Arrington's role would be that of a third corner in nickel situations or when injuries occur, like in Sunday's game when Talib went down. In that game, particularly in the second half, Joe Flacco was pretty much throwing the ball at will with Arrington and Marquice Cole in the secondary. In 2011, Arrington led the league with seven interceptions. In 2012, however, he had zero. If he is okay with his role as a third corner, then I wouldn't hate to see him brought back in 2013, but for less than the $1.85M he made this year.
Josh Barrett: In the five years since getting drafted out of Arizona St., Barrett has barely touched the turf during the regular season. Though he has shown signs of strong play and intelligence, his consistent ability to get injured has done neither him nor the team any good. Though he should be ready for the 2013 season after a calf injury has held him out for more than a year, he just might be playing it with another team. I'd let this one go too.
Deion Branch: Branch only returned to the team in 2012 following the injury to Aaron Hernandez in Week 1 of the season. He was cut by the team in the preseason. At 33 years old, he isn't getting any younger. While Tom Brady still trusts him as much as anyone else, Branch had just 29 targets on the season, an indication that even if the team may want him back, he might not be willing. I predict that one way or another, Branch will not be a Patriot for the 2013 regular season. That is, until someone gets hurt.
Patrick Chung: Chung's play and presence on the field has declined in each of the last two seasons, culminating with him losing his starting safety job to Steve Gregory in 2012 and seeing most of his playing time come on special teams. With both Gregory and Devin McCourty expected back next season, Chung may be the odd man out at safety. He could always be used as a backup and a spot defender, but I think it's fairly safe to say that he could be a starting safety on a lot of other teams in the league. I wouldn't be shocked if Chung has played his last game as a Patriot.
Marquice Cole: Aside from being a pretty decent gunner, Cole doesn't bring much to the table in terms of secondary play. Only used as a defensive back when there were six or seven of them on the field or, like Arrington, when there were injuries, Cole is the kind of player who makes his money on special teams. His speed, particularly utilized at the gunner position, can also be helpful on the coverage teams. If he wants to come back, I'd have no problem seeing No. 23 in blue again next season.
Julian Edelman: When Edelman went down with a broken leg on Dec. 2 against the Dolphins, there was talk about that potentially being his last game as a member of the Patriots. Assuming the team does decide to re-sign Welker, Edelman may not be needed or wanted. His real value to the team is in the punt return game and not as a play-making wide receiver. If Welker is lost, which I don't see happening, then Edelman would appear more likely to return to the team in 2013. I guess it kind of depends on what happens with Wes, but it is very possible that Edelman does not return to the team next season.
Niko Koutouvides: Koutouvides is the kind of player that Bill Belichick loves. He reminds me of Rob Ninkovich – slides in under the radar, does his job and doesn't complain. Used completely on special teams in his two years in New England, Koutouvides has been solid. More importantly, he has worked and played hard. Simply put, I believe it is for those reasons that the team will bring him back to be an asset on special teams again in 2013.
Derrick Martin: Martin emerged (well, as much as he did) late in the season on special teams and even saw a bulk of action in the regular season finale against Miami when Alfonzo Dennard was out with a knee injury. Since he is young and pretty athletic, Martin could be a short-term fix at safety. If he were able to develop enough over the offseason. I think the Pats will (and should) go after a big name at safety whether it be in the draft or through free agency, however, so it might not end up working out between them and Martin. Like so many of the other free agents, it depends on what happens with other players before Martin's future will be decided. I wouldn't mind having him back in 2013.
Jamey Richard: For those who don't know, Richard is a guard who can also play center and was hurt for much of the season. The team does have depth at the offensive line position with decent enough players like Marcus Cannon and Nick McDonald in the mix should one of the starters go down. He was a seventh-round pick in the 2008 draft, leading me to believe that he doesn't have a ton of upside to him. The team's depth up front and the fact that he spent much of 2012 on IR seem like a fairly likely recipe for him not being retained by the team for 2013.
Trevor Scott: Scott proved valuable as one of those 'Belichickian' players to come out of nowhere and then play solid in relief of an injured teammate. He saw a lot of time in the loss to the Ravens last week after Chandler Jones and Kyle Love each suffered injuries and he played pretty well. Next year will be his sixth year in the league and his pass-rushing ability along with his smarts make New England seem like a good fit for him. I would like to see him back next year and I think the organization may feel the same way.
Donte' Stallworth: There's no question Stallworth is not the receiver he once was (duh). He was not on an NFL roster until Week 14 after it was revealed that Edelman would miss the remainder of the season. Assuming the team can put together a decent receiving core for 2013 and their reliance on the two-tight-end offense, Stallworth's days in New England may be numbered this time around as well. Personally, I would go in a different, younger direction.
Aqib Talib: Now, on to one of the two big free agent names on the roster. The midseason acquisition of Talib was clearly a good move as his size finally gave the Patriots' secondary some help in defending some of the league's bigger receivers. He can still play entering his sixth in the league and may have earned the right to more money with his play in a fresh place in the second half of the season. It will be tough, however, for the Pats to bring both he and Welker back in 2013, though. If they could get him at the right price, it would obviously be a no-brainer to bring him back. Unfortunately, I do think it will be tough to get him back in a Patriots uniform in 2013.
Donald Thomas: Thomas has shown that he can be a solid fill-in at guard for the Patriots, but with all five of this year's starters (hopefully) returning next season and (hopefully) all being relatively healthy, this is another one of the odd-man-out situations. Sure, Thomas could potentially be a starting guard somewhere in the league in 2013, but would he rather back up on a good team or start for a lousy to mediocre team? If the Pats want him back, I think Thomas should re-sign.
Sebastian Vollmer: To me, this one is a no-brainer. Vollmer is one of the best right tackles in the league. Period. His only downside is the number of injuries he has begun to rack up in recent years. Strength and production-wise, however, he is a huge piece of the offensive line. There hasn't been much talk about his potential free agency as most of the attention has gone towards Welker and Talib, but if the team could only retain two of the three, I would make certain that Vollmer is one of them.
Wes Welker: The decision on this one may be out of Wes' hands. For the second straight year, if they cannot reach a deal in time, the Patriots are expected to place the franchise tag on the speedy wide receiver, giving him another huge pay day. I think that's exactly what will happen, too. Welker's offseason could very well be spent negotiating a new deal that never even takes fruition because the sides are too far apart. One way or the other, Welker will be back catching passes over the middle from Brady in 2013 and physically paying the price for it.
Tracy White: With the starting linebacking core all still relatively young and SEC-bred, White hardly ever sees time on the field in defensive situations. He did make 11 tackles for the Pats on special teams in 2012, however, and has been around since 2010. Turning 32 over the offseason could make him look less attractive in the eyes of the Patriots, especially with Dane Fletcher presumably returning next season and the younger Jeff Tarpinian becoming more developed. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with White spending his 11th professional season in Foxboro, but I'm not sure the ownership would feel the same way.
Danny Woodhead: The last unrestricted free agent poses another interesting problem for the Patriots to solve. There is no doubt that Woodhead has been valuable for them in his three years here since leaving the Jets. His value, however, has come almost exclusively in the passing game. With the wide receivers and the tight ends this team has, Woodhead's role could diminish even more next year. Due to the emergence of Stevan Ridley and Shane Vereen or Brandon Bolden, the team is much more reliant on the run game than it has been in recent years and Woodhead is not much of a power runner. I really hope he's back, but that might not be the case in 2013.
Along with these 18 names, both Fletcher and Michael Hoomanawanui are restricted free agents. I would think that Fletcher returns in 2013 and as for Hoomanawanui, he proved to be valuable in the run game and also showed that he can catch some passes too. I'd like to see both of them back, if possible, next season.
Stay tuned this offseason to see if – no, when – my latest Patriots predictions will inevitably crash and burn like the team did last Sunday.
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I tried to browse some online HBS for a dip tube, but am not finding anything. I'm guessing I am just missing it, but could someone point me in the right direction?
I have never seen a pre-built one. This DIY project takes all of 5 minutes tho...
great thread! I usually keg but I still plan on bottling certain brews that I want to hang on to longer than a couple of weeks. I like the idea of the dip tube and the bottling wand right on the end of the spigot. Thanks
Fantastic write-up, Revvy! I'll echo that the bottling process needn't be tedious and inordinately frustrating once you adapt the process to your conditions (as is so much regarding brewing). While I do keg the majority of my beers (I have the space in the basement), I bottle any beer that requires a long aging time- RIS, barleywine, dubbels, tripels, etc. While I do enjoy a tripel quite often, it's not something I want on tap!
Hey, Revvy, great thread. I have a question that might as well go here. I bottled a De Konnick clone two weeks ago using my standard procedure--3/4 cups corn sugar to 2 cups water. I haven't gotten around yet to carbonating to style, but I've been happy with the results so far. I add the solution to the bucket before racking in, etc, etc. Within the first week, I got a bottle bomb, but just one. FG was 1.014, so I wasn't worried...I figured a bum bottle. The rest have been fine and stable. But I opened my first one two days ago...exactly two weeks after bottling. And it was...well, not flat, but not carbonated nearly enough. Is this something that can be rectified with time, or should I start thinking about another remedy? Thanks, CB
"Mas vale bolo famoso que alcoholico anonimo."Join DC Homebrewers"Fermentation Without Representation" (C)
Another good idea for a bottling dip tube (and one that I know Revvy knows about) is if you should happen to have broken a racking cane at some point, you can use the straight piece. This is an easy way to bend plastic. Use a tea kettle. Put the plastic over the tiny hole that the steam whistles through and apply gentle pressure. After a minute or two, it should begin to bend quite easily. I fashioned this little guy in this manner. One thing that i have had a bit of a problem with since beginning to use this method is that there seems to be a bit more air running through my line/bottling wand. I think this is caused by a pocket between the rubber stopper holding the dip tube and the actual drain in the bottling bucket spigot. Anyone else notice this problem? Great job Revvy!
I love the idea for the bottle tags! Too often I have to sit and explain what things are (apfelwein for example) when I bring them to gatherings.


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This is appropriate for the full liquids or soft foods stages, post op (or anytime, for a chocolaty treat). Cooking time is chilling time. This makes 8 quarter cup WLS sized portions. Adjust if you're making larger servings. Submitted by PURPLE1980 Carbs: 15.6g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 6.8g | Calories: 93.2
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From the Washington Post, 10/11/2006 (The recipe says that it's "adapted from the new The Best of America's Test Kitchen 2007". The dates don't match up, so I guess that got by the proofreader.) Submitted by POINDEXTRA Carbs: 35.7g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 8.5g | Protein: 15.7g | Calories: 263.3
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My sister in-law recently gave me a Canon EOS 10D digital camera body. Having only used point and shoot cameras, what would be a good beginners lens to get for this camera? Should I get kit lens to start with?
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Hi Kevin. I guess it depends on 2 things, what you want to use the camera for & what's your budget. If you intend on only using the camera for special occassions, check Craigslists for a cheap lens. If the camera is going to be something you take everywhere you go, set your maximum budget & go from there.
I have a Canon T1i I take with me everywhere, it's always with me. I recently got a used Sigma 18-50mm lens. One of the best things I've ever done. The lens is brilliant. Very sharp, nice color saturation, great tone range. In comparison, it's just as good as any of Canons lenses I have but at a fraction of the price. Sigma from now on :) Heres a link to my local camera store and the next lens I'm going to buy that will be my go everywhere lens: http://www.henrys.com/58450-SIGMA-OS-17-70MM-DC-2-8-4-CANON-HSM-LENS.aspx Nice zoom range, fast, has stabilization, can do macro & doesn't break the bank.From a general photography standpoint, I would suggest exactly what Brian said, a good affordable lens with a nice wide angle to decent zoom is always a good place to start. I'd also suggest that if you are going to do detail work or portraits that you look at a 50mm lens, and for more wide angle shots, find something in the 28mm range. A nice 50mm with a really big depth of field can be had for $100-200 new and under that used if you dig around online. I think my fixed 50mm was easily my best purchase.
I am not a Canon user but my advice would be to purchase a 50mm equivalent lens which, based on the assumption that the aforementioned camera is an APS-C sensor, would be a 35mm. This would give you an approximate normal field of view.
My advise is , buy a 18-50 mm lens from Canon. You can check with Amazon, They have good prices and fast delivery. That zoom range will give the cpapacuty to shoot pictures at wide angle (18 mm) of landscpaes. and for people in groups at 50 MM. Anything between that range. Do not use any lower price lens from another manufacturer..


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Another statue shot!..
Same place as before, but i different statue this time!..(Hands look a bit better too! lol)
Not too much to say bout this one really...
Kept the backround in detail a little more cause i really liked it!
Added a yellowy/orange filter to the shot too... aint 100% sure if i compleatly like it yet tho!....gives the shot a warm hazy glow... So be interested on your views on that one!
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Like what you've done with this photo. The filter works well though the original was nice too!...(iv seen it don't you know!!)
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Wasn't sure if I liked it at first. But the filter has given it a rich warm antique-style golden light, which looks fine on the statue, and it seems to blend into the background to become a part of it. Hmmm...does that make sense? Nicely photographed, by the way, with clarity and depth made by the ideal light.
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Maybe it's hypocritical because when current was approached by mercury as a buyer,
they were told that gore wanted the legacy of his network to align with his own values
. Apparently his values align with a government whose primary source of funds is oil and natural gas. Not to mention he sold it to a network that bin laden used anytime he needed to get a message out.
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Famous, rich and BAD; The role models who shocked their fans.
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WIIL Rock Cabin Fever Getaway to Riviera Maya, Mexico
PLEASE CALL 866-463-6946 NOW TO RESERVE. SPACE MAY STILL BE AVAILABLE. Iberostar Paraíso Lindo Resort Join 95 WIIL Rock at the Iberostar Paraiso Lindo Resort and celebrate 16 years of fun on the Cabin Fever Getaway. The swim-up bar is immense, plus there's a lazy river, wave pool AND a magnificent sandy beach. Get your fill at a variety of restaurants, six bars and lounges and dance the night away in the disco. Whatever your idea of fun is yours for the taking on this vacation. Oh, and did we mention the ice cream parlor? Escape the winter chill with Fox World Travel, 95 WIIL Rock and Funjet Vacations! Radio Broadcasting Live from Iberostar Paraíso Lindo Resort
Join Tom and Emily for LIVE 95 WIIL Rock broadcasts at the resort and of course take part in the special planned events and surprises with your hosts! Jim & Justin of Modern Day Romeos - Back by Popular Demand!
95 WIIL Rock Beach Bash - back by popular demand! Join Jim & Justin of the Modern Day Romeos, kick off your flip flops and dance in the sand! |
WIIL Rock Cabin Fever Getaway Inclusions and Highlights
All this for one great price!
- Vacation Hosts: Tom and Emily of the 95 WIIL Rock Morning Show
- Round-trip non-stop charter flight from Milwaukee or Chicago to Riviera Maya, Mexico
- Seven night standard accommodations at the All-Inclusive Iberostar Paraiso Lindo. All rooms have 2 double beds or 1 king-size bed, air conditioning, balcony or patio, mini bar, digital safe, coffee maker, cable TV and hairdryer. Limited room upgrades are available at an additional cost for priority locations, pool views, and Jr. Suites.
- All inclusive including the following a-la-carte restaurants: El Fogon Steakhouse, El Fogon Mediterranean, Mexican El Tapatio, Jambalaya Cajun, and El Museo French Gourmet. Laguna Pagoda and Palapa Lindo buffets do not require a reservation.
- 24 hour room service
- Wireless Internet throughout the resort (fee applies)
- Round-trip airport/hotel transfers in Mexico
- Seven pools including a lazy river, activity pool and a wave pool
- Daily resort activities, live music and nightly entertainment
- Non-motorized water sports, tennis courts and fitness center
Exclusive group features including:
- 95 WIIL Rock live broadcasts daily with Tom and Emily
- 95 WIIL Rock Private Welcome Reception and Farewell event with drinks and snacks
- 95 WIIL Rock Beach Bash - back by popular demand! Join Jim & Justin of the Modern Day Romeos, kick off your flip flops and dance in the sand!
- 95 WIIL Rock "Pajama" party in the disco. Come and strut your stuff!
- Professional Vacation Managers from Fox World Travel
- Travel insurance with Travel Guard is included in the cost of your vacation. For a nominal cost, you can upgrade the insurance to include trip cancellation/interruption coverage to protect you from penalties if you need to cancel prior to your departure for a covered reason. Ask your Fox World Travel vacation specialist for details.
- Souvenir 95 WIIL Rock 2015 t-shirt
Not Included:
Gratuities for airport porters or transfer drivers in Mexico, motorized water sports, items not part of the all-inclusive program, optional excursions, upgrades on the insurance to include trip cancellation/interruption, or any items of personal nature.
Travel Guard insurance is included in the price of your package. For a nominal cost, trip cancellation/interruption coverage may be added for complete trip protection. Your Fox World Travel Vacation Specialist will provide pricing and options for these upgrades.
$350.00 per person plus cost of insurance upgrade if chosen
Final payment:
No later than November 5, 2014.
Flight Schedules:
Outbound |
Flight # |
Depart |
Time |
Arrive |
Time |
Jan 10 or Jan 11 | AeroMexico 9101 | Milwaukee | 7:10 AM | Cancun | 10:45 AM |
Jan 10 | Frontier 8544 | Chicago | 7:00 AM | Cancun | 10:35 AM |
Jan 11 | Frontier 8544 | Chicago | 8:00 AM | Cancun | 11:35 AM |
Return |
Jan 17 or Jan 18 | AeroMexico 9011 | Cancun | 11:45 AM | Milwaukee | 3:35 PM |
Jan 17 | Frontier 8545 | Cancun | 2:00 PM | Chicago | 5:45 PM |
Jan 18 | Frontier 8545 | Cancun | 4:25 PM | Chicago | 8:13 PM |
10 Night option |
Jan 10 | Frontier 8544 | Chicago | 7:00 AM | Cancun | 10:35 AM |
Jan 20 | Frontier 8545 | Cancun | 4:25 PM | Chicago | 8:13 PM |
Cancellation Penalties:
Initial deposit is non-refundable
60 to 46 days prior to travel (11/10 - 11/25/14)……….. 50% of total trip cost
45 to 0 days prior to travel (After 11/26/14)………..No refund
Revision Fees:
For any changes or revisions, the following fees apply:
Time of deposit to 91 days prior to departure (10/11/14)............ $100.00* per person
90 to 0 days prior to departure (after 10/12/14)..................$200.00* per person
*Additional fees may apply depending on supplier requirements.
Iberostar Paraíso Lindo Resort
7 nights all-inclusive starting at $1,897.00*
Includes non-stop airfare from Milwaukee or Chicago
Room Category Descriptions
Standard Room
Standard Priority Location
Poolview Standard Room
Junior Suite
Iberostar Paraíso Lindo Resort
The Iberostar Paraíso Lindo Resort***** is a replica of an authentic Mexican village that offers something for every taste in the Riviera Maya. Located right on the magnificent sandy beaches between Cancun and Playa del Carmen, this 5 star all-inclusive hotel has an assortment of restaurants to get your fill at, six bars and lounges, and did we mention there's a disco? This resort has all you could ever want for your vacation - fun, sun, and unlimited beverages!
This resort features a lazy river, wave pool, 6 restaurants, tennis, spa, 18-hole Championship Golf Course, and more.
There are 6 Restaurants at Iberostar Paraíso Lindo Resort:
- Jambalaya Cajun: A la carte restaurant where you can enjoy real top quality and unique New Orleans-style Creole cuisine. Open from 6:30pm until 10pm. Reservations are required.
- El Museo French: French cuisine restaurant open from 6:30pm until 10pm. Restaurant is exclusively for those over 12 years of age, which allows couples to enjoy a tranquil dinner. Gentlemen over 18 must wear long pants and shirt with sleeves. Reservations are required.
- El Fogon Mediterranean: Pamper your palate with delicious Mediterranean cuisine in a unique environment. Open from 6:30pm to 10pm. Reservations are required. Casual dress code.
- Laguna Pagoda: This is the hotel's main buffet and offers a variety of international dishes. During the week there are theme dinners (Asian, Spanish, Mexican...) Open from 6am until 10am for breakfast, from 1pm until 3pm for lunch, and 6:30pm until 10pm for dinner. Also open from 11pm to 1am with a range of snacks. Casual-elegant dress required.
- Lindo Palapa: This restaurant-snack bar offers breakfast 7am until 11:30am, lunch 12pm until 4:30pm in the pool and beach area. Casual dress is required.
- El Fogon Steakhouse: This a favorite place for meat lovers. Live the experience of a memorable dinner where your company will be delicious cut and a delicious glass of wine. Open from 6:30pm to 10pm. Reservations are required. Casual dress code.
Past Trip Photos
2014 - Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
2013 - Riviera Maya, Mexico
2012 - Cancun, Mexico
2011 - Costa Rica
DOT Consumer Disclosure:
*Fox World Travel works vigilantly with our travel suppliers to maintain integrity of the package price you were originally quoted and placed on deposit. There may be certain circumstances where your vacation may be subject to a price increase prior to full payment due to a supplier or government issued surcharge. Prices will not increase after you make full payment, except for charges resulting from increases in government-imposed taxes or fees, fuel surcharges, exchange fluctuations or a combination of these. Fox World Travel will make a reasonable attempt to contact you prior to issuing charges.Funjet charter flights are operated via AeroMexico or Frontier Airlines. Frontier Airlines for departures 1/10/2015 to 1/17/2015; 1/11/14 to 1/18/14; 1/10/14 to 1/20/14 and via Aero Mexico for departure 1/10/2015 to 1/17/2015; 1/11/14 to 1/18/14. Prices include one checked bag per person. Fees for additional checked baggage are the responsibility of the traveler. Additional restrictions may apply and are subject to availability and subject to change without notice. Funjet Vacations and Fox World Travel are not responsible for errors or omissions.
"FWT" will make reasonable attempts to accommodate the special needs of disabled travelers, but is not responsible in the event it is unable to do so nor is it responsible for any denial of services by carriers, hotels, restaurants, or other independent suppliers. The American with Disabilities Act is only applicable within the United States and facilities for disabled individuals are limited outside its borders. Most transportation services, including a touring motorcoach, are not equipped with wheelchair ramps. We regret we cannot provide individual assistance to a vacation participant for walking, dining, getting on and off motorcoaches and other vehicles, or other personal needs. A qualified and physically able companion must accompany travelers who need such assistance and must assume full responsibility for their well being. Motorized scooters are unsuitable for most vacations.
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Easiest Blues Harp Book
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Easiest Blues Harp Book composed by Phil Duncan. For Harmonica (Diatonic). Saddle-stitched, Methods. Easiest. Blues. Beginning. Book. 24 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.94673).
ISBN 9781562223038. Blues. 8.75 x 11.75 inches.
Mel Bay's Easiest Blues Harp Book is the ideal way to get started playing today's blues harmonica styles. First, you will learn the basic techniques needed to play blues harp, such as lip blocking, single tone, bending, the slide, tremblo, and vibrato. Then, you'll play riffs, blues harp solos, and blues rhythm chord studies--all on the C harmonica.
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"Like a Sookie Stackhouse without the Explicit Sex"
Yes, it's a humorous and quick moving story with vampires, werewolves, humans, etc trying to survive love, murder, betrayal and all the other stuff that makes life worthwhile.
It doesn't get you wound around the supernatural axle and presents characters that could just be real (if there really was vampires and werewolves) and the narrator makes the funny even funnier.
Her interpretation of the voices is fantastic, I love her Dick Cheney. Her Jane Jameson voice is even better than I imagined Jane when I read the book in paperback.
Great voice actor, narrator or whatever you call the reader.
"Very Good Continuation of the Chicagoland Vampire"
Ethan and Merit's interactions and finally getting it together as a couple.
Interesting venues and intro to gnomes
The witch in charge of the library flirting with Ethan
Cather and Mallory fighting againdt Dark Seth
"Shapeshifters, vampires, magic users, Could You As"
Twice Dead has another world whence come the shifters and this adds a good bit to this story. Kalayna Price is a top notch author in this fantasy genre and I like all of her books. This book is one of my top ten from Audible especially in the fantasy genre.
Piper Goodeve is excellent narrating this story.
Kita is a very interesting character she is a shapeshifting cat before Nathaniel turns her into a vampire to save her life. She HATES being a bloodsucker and tries to survive by living off wild animals. It doesn't work because she needs a base level of "master" vamp blood and she finds drinking from Nathaniel too intimate. Nathaniel defies the "master of the city" (his brother) for Kita because he obviously loves her. There is a group of scholar magic wielders, necromancers, and everything else you can imagine. You would think it would be confusing but the author works them all in story well.
Well worth the time and money if you like fantasy genre.
"Excellent Book, Superb Narration (not trashy TB)"
I had already read the entire Sookie Stackhouse series before I bought the Audible Series and enjoyed the homespun humor of Charlaine Harris'
Plot twists and turns.
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Nations of Kittens Sanctuary
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The Dominion of KS | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy | "Ruled by the Deathwood" |
The Life-Giving TAO Ascendant of NTO-02 | Scandinavian Liberal Paradise | "All it takes is a Look, a Touch, and a Word" |
The Kewl Kats of Plague Kittens | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy | "Oh Hai! Waz u goin 2 eat dat?" |
The Cats of Queen Beruthiel | Iron Fist Consumerists | "...surer of finding the way home in a blind night..." |
The Goddess and Ruler of World of Sweet Furry Kittens | Psychotic Dictatorship | "The Texas Goddess and Ruler of Cyber Space" |
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13,814 parole (≈ circa un'ora)
BBC Sherlock Fan Fiction by etothepii
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Angst/AU
Summary: John still gets nightmares about Afghanistan. That's the worst part of it all, he thinks — he still has dreams about sand and drowning to death in his own blood. But they're more memory than nightmare.
Lingua: Inglese
Scritto in: 2010
Pubblicato: 2012-03-19
Numero di parole: 13,814 parole (≈ circa un'ora)
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Jane Franklin Dance is known for its lively mix of dance, theatre, and humor and for the ability to engage audiences of all ages. Recognized by Virginia's Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts and the American Association of University Women Elizabeth Campbell Award for the Advancement of the Arts in Arlington, Jane Franklin Dance tours for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Paul Mellon Arts in Education Program and the Virginia Commission's Tour Directory. A vibrant part of the cultural community, Jane Franklin Dance offers workshops for older adults, performances for children and dance education. Collaborations blend dance with visual arts and are designed for stage or merge with environment as in Breaking Ground, a Creative Communities Initiative project inspired by round wall skateboarding. Performances Dance is combined with three dimensional art, spoken word, and original music. Dances may interact with the architecture of a specific location in the community or reference unexpected places. Incidence features a life-size kinetic sculpture that is manipulated by the dancers. Cute Animals a public art project for the City of Alexandria combined dogs & owners with professional dancers. Dance Education Professional dance educators guide students in fundamental dance elements to encourage creative exploration and critical thinking. Older adults engage in active participation through workshops by Forty+ a performing group developed by Jane Franklin with dancers past the age of 40. Performances for Children Jane Franklin Dance performances for children provide a creative connection to the literary arts through physical story-telling. Jane Franklin Dance is supported in part by Arlington Cultural Affairs Division of Arlington Economic Development and the Arlington Commission for the Arts, Alexandria Commission for the Arts, Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts; Arlington Senior Recreation and Community Engagement Fund of the Arlington Community Foundation, Washington Forrest Foundation. Photo by Paul Gillis Photography.
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Zac Efron Is About to Get 'Footloose'
Good thing Zac Efron has been getting in so much running practice. Variety reports that a Footloose remake starring the High School Musical hunk has been placed on the fast track.
Apparently, after High School Musical 3 came in at Number 1 at the box office over the weekend, raking in $42 million, execs couldn't wait to hop on the Zac train. The remake is expected to begin production next spring.
The film will be a retelling of the 1984 Kevin Bacon vehicle about a boy who breaks down a small town's restrictive attitude through the power of dance (sigh...). No word on how the studio will revamp the story to reflect modern times.
Directed by HSM helmsman Kenny Ortega, the picture will be produced by Craig Zadan and Neil Meron (Chicago, Hairspray), with a script written by Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist director Peter Sollett.
The deal for the film, which will be aimed at a more mature demographic than the High School Musical series, gives Efron script approval.
So he may finally be able to bare himself in the manner that he's been hoping to.


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Traditionally, FRC has released all event date and location information after Labor Day in September. By that point, we usually, but not always, have all event dates and locations locked down. The downside to this approach is that many teams would like to know these dates much earlier, because of the numerous advantages to be able to start planning event attendance before September. I've seen attempts to predict the FRC schedule from bits of data culled from here and there. This tells me there is enough interest for us to make a change.
As you may know, AndyMark has been executing FIRST Choice on behalf of FIRST since its inception in 2011. Since then, very small volumes of excess inventory have accumulated. The nature and volume of the selected items are too small to put in Kickoff Kits, distribute via FIRST Choice in 2014, or ship in Spare Parts cases.
Instead of scrapping these materials, we're going to make them available to FRC teams, for free.
NI Week
I want to thank our friends and partners National Instruments for being such wonderful hosts to Don Bossi, Kate Pilotte, Kim Weirman and me at NI Week. They are unbelievably wonderful partners and truly 'get' FIRST in every corner of the organization. Thank you!
Controller Release at NI Week: 'Athena' Showcase
Today's good question comes from Billfred Leverette of Team 2815, Los Pollos Locos, from Columbia, SC
Why did we not get to see The Holy Cows' Chairman's video at Championship?
Thanks for the question, Billfred.
Thanks to everyone who shared their thoughts on the Invite to Decline strategy. Reading through them has helped clarify my thinking, and the sheer volume of comments we received shows this was an important topic.
On yesterday's FRC Blog entry discussing our alliance selection procedure, a negative comment was posted that was directed to two specific teams. Negative comments about specific teams or individuals are not in the intended spirit of this blog, and we should not have allowed them to be posted. I sincerely apologize for that. The comment, and follow-on response, have been deleted.
I've been thinking about the Invite to Decline (also known as the 'Scorched Earth') strategy that teams sometimes employ during alliance selection.
Today's good question is from Kevin Leonard, a student from Team 20 in New York.
Hi, Frank.
I'm Kevin Leonard, a student on Team 20. I was wondering about the former animation competition, why it got scrapped, and if it would ever return.
Today's question comes from Alex Tannahill, an FRC Volunteer from Michigan:
I find the purpose and correct application of the Q&A cloudy. I have heard from different sources that it only exists to provide one interpretation of the rules, on the other hand I have heard it exists to clarify any confusing rules and results should be treated as part of the manual.


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I have not seen your post yet and I do not know the rudder specs off hand. I will be visiting my boat within next 2 weeks, I can measure mine if you'd like. Just tell me what you need.
As far as the HIN it's been a while since I looked. if you give me a sample I could probably work it out for for you.
If our HIN looks something like (ABC000120181) it breaks down like this; (ABC/00012/01/81)
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Sanral terrorism case struck off roll
Comment on this storyPretoria - The case against a man arrested in connection with acts of terrorism against Sanral was struck off the roll in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court on Friday.
The man was the only one left in the holding cell when Magistrate Maryke de la Rey was informed the case was nolle prosequi (would not be prosecuted).
The court was then adjourned.
The 28-year-old Soweto man was accused of involvement in two white powder scares and a bomb scare at Sanral headquarters in the past two weeks.
The man was tracked down through a call made from his cellphone and was arrested on Wednesday, according to the Hawks.
The bomb scare took place on Sunday. The building was evacuated and a sweep carried out. No bomb was found.
The building was also evacuated on Tuesday and Friday last week after a suspicious powder, initially feared to be anthrax, was found.
On Thursday, SA National Roads Agency Limited spokesman Vusi Mona said the man was not a Sanral employee but worked for the company Electronic Toll Collection, which occupies the building.
On Friday, family members came out of the courtroom rejoicing at his release.
His lawyer, Harry Ramatshimbila, said there wasn't enough evidence at this stage. He added that police would continue to investigate.
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A Friend In Dee
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Breakthrough Films & Television, Philippine Animation Studio, Canwest Media
Aaron Abrams, Jamie Watson, Kristin Booth, Peter Keleghan, Sarah Cornell, Kathryn Greenwood, Kathleen Laskey
Robin Budd
Kevin Gillis, Maria Eliza Tamayo, Stephanie Betts, Suzie Gallo, Ira Levy, Peter Williamson, Laura Kosterski
Anne Fenn
Asher Lenz, Stephen Skratt
- 2009
- Breakthrough Films & Television (Breakthrough Entertainment), Philippine Animation Studio.
In Association With: Canwest Media - TVtropolis
- Producing Parker Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Simon Nolan, Massimo, Parker Kovak, Blake Bellamy, Chicago Hyatt, James Hard, Male Announcer, Carol, Sue.
- Vocal Talent: Aaron Abrams (Simon Nolan), Jamie Watson (Massimo, Male Announcer), Kristin Booth (Parker Kovak), Peter Keleghan (Blake Bellamy, James Hard), Sarah Cornell (Chicago Hyatt), Kathryn Greenwood (Carol), Kathleen Laskey (Sue).
- Directed By Robin Budd.
- Produced By Kevin Gillis, Maria Eliza Tamayo, Stephanie Betts.
Line Producer: Suzie Gallo.
Executive Producers: Ira Levy, Kevin Gillis, Peter Williamson.
Co-Executive Producer: Laura Kosterski. - Written By Anne Fenn.
Additional Crew:
- Creators: Carolyn Newman, Kevin Gillis, Laura Kosterski.
- Supervising Producer: Stephanie Van Bruggen.
- Production Supervisor: Jerry Popowich.
- Story Consultant: Fraser Young.
- Executive Story Editor: Jennifer Cowan.
- Music: Asher Lenz, Stephen Skratt.
- Story Artist: Rod Amador.
- Storyboard Artist: Mike Smukavic.
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Matthew McKenzie.
- Foley Artist: Alex Mine.
- Dialogue Editor: Joe Tetreau.
- Script Coordinator: Todd Brian.
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