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You can't get any better than this!
We have vacationed at Bald Head for over 30 years and this is the first time we stayed on Middle Island. What a wonderful choice! The home was just what 10 adults and one baby needed to celebrate the New Year. And the pet policy sealed the deal. The views from the back deck, living room, and bedrooms were spectacular. Also, with four "chefs" in the group, the kitchen had everything we could want and more. Additionally, the elevator was a welcome sight considering the luggage and baby gear that our crowd brought. The location, away from the main roads, was perfect to walk our dogs and our little one. Having 3 golf carts (2 covered) and several great bikes was a real plus. The owners were a pleasure to deal with - they even talked (by phone) our "technically challenged" crowd through the proper operation of the tv ? We were able to enjoy the New Years party and play a round of golf after purchasing a temporary membership at the Bald Head Club. We look forward to returning.
Great Vacation
We loved your Bald Head Island escape! Location of the villa was perfect for easy beach access and club access. The bikes gave the kids freedom to explore and the golf carts enabled fun and easy island navigation. The villa was laid out well and was bright and sunny. Having beach towels and chairs for us made packing a lot easier...thanks for that! The villa was clean and had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. I would recommend connecting early with the Nature Conservancy as we missed a turtle nest excavation near the villa where two baby turtles were discovered. Also, bringing food over in a large cooler worked out great as transportation from the ferry is easy with door to door service.


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The Main Attraction and The Supporting Act
Each day—on the blogs, in Op-Ed pieces, on television, and on the radio—we are privy to another expert or strategist's opinion as to whom Barack Obama and John McCain should choose as their respective running mates. Should it be Jindal, Romney, Richardson, Snowe, Clinton, Edwards, Webb, or none of the above? Should the Vice President make up for a lack of foreign policy experience? Youngness? Oldness? Should they counteract ambivalence or doubt from a certain demographic, like women, Latinos, or the working-class? Can they appeal to Christian Conservatives or Independent voters? And, most of all, can the VP choice in and of itself represent and convey a gravitas, a prescience, and a manner befitting of a President?
With that in mind, I'll now propose a new, albeit unscientific method for deciding the best Vice Presidential choice and I hope you'll join me in making suggestions. Let's view the candidates as bands or musicians. Who would be the best supporting act in order to woo the most diverse group of concert-goers or fans? For instance, if Barack Obama is The Who—with grandiose ideas, a penchant for risk taking and rule breaking, and a somewhat flashy demeanor—then maybe the supporting act should be steadier, someone like CCR, who convey a different sense of tradition. And if John McCain is Lynyrd Skynyrd—attempting to walk a fine line between mass appeal and rebel stance, less eloquent in phraseology but not lacking in intelligence—maybe Modest Mouse should be the opener; a band with more finesse and artfulness, but one that still conveys a sense of workmanship.
Anyhow, you get the point. The bands can both be old, new, or one of each. They can be broken up, deceased, or still playing. The bands' own politics don't have to represent the political views of the candidate, the bands merely need to capture the candidate's essence or something about them that is likely appealing to voters. And your choice of bands/musicians doesn't need to represent your own political views, though for some it will be difficult for them not to. No matter who you're voting for, the goal is to find the best line-up possible for both the Democratic and Republican tickets. So, please decide which band or musician each Presidential candidate is and then pick their supporting act.
We will vote at the end for the two pairings that seem most likely to succeed.
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McCain: absolutely youth: I am feeling country, as well. Something that plays well in redneck Florida, and Tennessee, and Pennsylvania. Running mate: A young, unbloated Elvis Presley. Everybody loves him
Obama: A different liability: Not so much his skin color as the bamboozlement of patriotic jibes that are currently on pause: The Perfect Vice: Frank Sinatra.
Obama is U2. Charismatic frontman, dependable if anonymous behind-the-scene support staff, sometimes surrounded by controversial, oppositional figures (i.e. Bush & Helms), yet genuinely acclaimed and loved for clarity, plain-spokenness, archangelic aura and charm.
Running mate: G.G. Allin.
McCain is Rod Stewart. Initial career of unquestionable devotion (patriotism), easy slip into mainstream after rough-and-tumble early period. Maintained talent but lost focus upon superstardom, allowed himself to be compromised by commercial/corporate (endorsement) interests. Generally well-regarded or at least well-remembered, but also depicted as a very eager sell-out when revenue/election is on the line.
Running mate: The Replacements.
Obama is the Fresh Prince - charismatic enough to woo the mainstream, edgy enough to interest them, corporate enough to be marketed to them. He needs the Boss to bring some old man, blue collar gravitas.
McCain totally is Skynyrd - used to be a convincing outlaw, but is now just a bundle of Republican cliche. Jordin Sparks would be the perfect antidote to old white guy overload and play to the Bible belt at the same time.
McCain is Johnny Cash, or any member of the Highwaymen, with a reputation as an a outlaw but perfectly connected to the establishment. He needs youthful energy that won't offend the fanbase, so someone like Big & Rich would do.
Obama is about the future and the promise we have yet to see from a genre that is gaining more mass appeal then expected which makes Kurt Cobain a possible choice. He needs someone that attracts the audience unready for his style, but doesn't clash like Oasis
As Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR) frontman John Fogarty opened a 727's overhead bin & dropped his briefcase on my head--back when airlines neither warned you about them shifting during flight nor charged to bring them along--I am disqualifying him.
Obama may need the Allman Brothers to help draw some segments of the South. And, since they're the opening band, no uncomfortable or inebriated requests that he conclude early to make way for them; after the Allmans wrap up, their fans may seceede if they insist. But they'd be more than welcome to stay for the rest of the show, too.
And to round out McCain the band? Devo! I can't really explain why this is. As to who ea. candidate is? Blimey...I'm stumped in Stumptown (but a java might help, if not Ginko biloba)
Obama as The Talking Heads. Thoughtful, articulate, well-reasoned, whose popularity comes from his lack of sameness to everything else out there. His opening act should appeal to older working class people. . . maybe Neil Diamond...simple songs about simple feelings but with enough earnest emotion to get everyone off their feet.
For McCain. . . once considered a maverick and now just making nice with as many parts of his party as possible, maybe the late 80's and 90's version of the Rolling Stones. Nothing new to see, formulaic, trying to please as many people as possible while offended none. For the opening act, something new and popular but not so predictable...Gnarls Barkley.
Im thinking that each candidate needs an opening act that both makes them look more attractive as a main act, but also compliments each candidates message. In a way, I think that each candidate deserves an opening act that embodies what they "wished" they were.
Obama (I know this is a stretch, but I just can't get over his incredible speeches, which remind me of the greatest lyricist I've ever heard, Leonard Cohen), with his stoic liberalism, youthful vibe, and hopeful message, needs an act that makes him look responsible and centered, but which highlights his roots and energizes his following with a kick of leftist angst and radicalism. Two words. The Clash.
McCain, who over the years built a reputation on being a "different" kind of Republican, needs to try to remind people that he really isn't just a Bush stooge. This will be difficult, given how he has spent the last 4 years sucking up to all things Bush, but not impossible; recent cronyism can perhaps be forgotten if people are reminded of his somewhat unique legacy and admirable military career. However, it is going to take a loud, unrelenting voice to get that message across. So if McCain is our Liz Phair, we're going to need something completely bats*** to scare the audience into believing our main act is the best thing that ever happened to their lives and currently is at the top of their game (even if all of the evidence is to the contrary). BRING ME TED NUGENT!
Obama as Vampire Weekend. Hyped by hipsters, pretty good debut, has friends of yours who don't even listen to music ask you if you've heard of them. Running mate: Coldplay, proven, professional, wide appeal and won't steal any thunder.
McCain as Skynard: So apt I couldn't get past it. Running mate: Thin Lizzy, a little more pep and showmanship.
McCain running mate runner up: Paul Simon. For my eight year old impossible dream ticket of McCain/Leiberman.
Obama is Pearl Jam: leftist politicos who try to hide in a populist message -- "Army Reserve" was co-written with West Memphis 3 "leader" Damien Echols on the same record as "World Wide Suicide," their biggest radio song in quite a while. Energetic, charismatic and attractive front-man hiding a very talented yet largely unheralded support structure. They both appeal to the young and old alike -- not to mention the Chicago connection: Eddie was born and raised in Evanston, IL.
Obviously they need Neil Young supporting -- someone to appeal to people who have questions about experience, but also someone who can throw down and appeal to the kids/leftists. Plus, Mirrorball! Although given his Canadian roots, we may have to settle for number two: Sleater-Kinney. Women (obviously that's an issue within the democratic ranks), very talented, from a potential swing state, diverse in style and delivery, yet relatively unknown in the mainstream so there's not "the Clinton baggage." But once you hear the message and policies, you want to go tell all your friends about them, much like Jim Webb, Jon Tester or even Ron Paul who may sound crazy, but once you hear specifics, he really makes you think.
McCain is totally Skynyrd: was once rebellious with a big f-you to the man, but has turned into a sad cover band solely out there to hear itself talk. And make money to fund their nine houses. Obviously they need someone to draw in a younger crowd, but still keep the base happy: Toby Keith.
Obama is Death Cab for Cutie - funny name, coming out of a progressive and left-of-the-middle world, pleasant and appealing to the mainstream in a way that surprises and occasionally alienates the indie kids. For his opening act, a "reinforcing" pick - likewise indie and smart, but also pleasant and appealing in ways that break through: the Shins or the Decemberists (who, coincidentally, have opened for Obama before!)
McCain started out kind of enjoyable, but keeps coming back more bloated and corporate and cynical: the Eagles on a fifth-time-around reunion tour. For his opener he needs somebody with a mix of hip cred and proven album sales: the White Stripes, maybe.
Obama/Shins would play an outdoor set with lots of cheap lawn seats. McCain/Stripes would do a $2,300-a-ticket small-theater show.
McCain is less Lynyrd Skynyrd than the Rossington Collins Band. I mean I used to assume he was a man of integrity, though I disagree with him on pretty much everything I can think of. But that integrity went up in flames in his supplication to the plane crash that is the Bush administration. Sorry my metaphor's out of control, but you get my point? Running mate is probably someone who'll rectify his problems with the Christian right, which means some band that I (and most Americans) have never heard of, but is hugely popular with a certain segment of the country.
If McCain is some Skynyrd descendant can Obama be their sometimes nemesis Neil Young? Eclectic to a fault, beloved by intellectuals, empathetic to workers, staunchly antiwar but oddly conservative at times? Folks are suspicious of Obama's origins and Young's from Canada. As a running mate how about James Taylor? Melodic, unthreatening but genuinely good. Beloved by women who might be upset that Neil's not picking Joni Mitchell.
Obama is Wilco - young, hopeful and innovative, became media darlings in the early 2000's but now have to fight to maintain that 'can do no wrong' shine they once effortlessly possessed. In a bold move, they split the ticket with Neil Young - also innovative and anti-establishment, but appeals to the older crowd and bolsters the experience cred Wilcobama lacks. For every "Living in War" he has a "Cinnamon Girl" to put that smile back on the moderates' faces. Might be overshooting to label him 'support,' but Neil sees Wilco as possessing the 'time and place' credibility he lacks to take the rock he birthed that much further.
McCain is Pat Benetar - loved among the older crowd, seen as a rebel based on songs alone, but is as establishment as they come. To draw the crowds, Benetar needs to tap the youth appeal, which is why she has chosen Maroon 5 as her support for this tour. Young, and also seemingly rebellious but establishment to the bone, Maroon 5 draws the youth and still pleases the adults.
McCain = Aerosmith. Just like "Amazi-Crazy-Cryin" everything he puts out these days sounds the same. He's super corporate and obliviously out-of-touch with the millions of people who "make music" because they love it. He would need a running mate that scares people into believing that anything new in "music" will make your life less safe. But they have to fill an arena. From the pyro accident to the Napster controversy, Metallica is that band.
Obama = Shostakovich, with a lighter delivery. He is widely dismissed by the current government. He isn't afraid to point out what's broken. His thoughtful, intelligent arrangements will be remembered as masterful during a dark historical period.
He needs Patty Griffin. She writes dependable, sincere songs; doesn't need a huge backing band to get it done; isn't in it for glory; and has a broad Americana appeal that can make most people think her ideas are theirs [her music has been covered by the Dixie Chicks, Bette Midler, Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris and Kelly Clarkson].
Obama is Pearl Jam: Fighting for the people! (Ticketmaster, keeping ticket prices low, providing songs to benefit soundtracks, bringing attention to environmental problems and other countless acts of charity and humanity.) They are the definition of a band with integrity. Standing up against the war in Iraq from the beginning no mater how unpopular it was and never changing their stance. A good running mate would be The Flaming Lips: A band from the Midwest who has been around for over twenty five years (experience). They are extremely hardworking, innovative and resilient. Over the twenty-five years they have metamorphosed and adapted to change in the musical climate. They might not be main stream but through their engaging stage presents/antics they win over new fans at every festival they attend.
McCain is Metallica: a once great band that once stood for something, then they sold-out. They quit caring about "justice for all" and started caring about justice for themselves. In the late 90's they started putting out mediocre album after mediocre album taking advantage of the "base" of their fans just for the money. Now it seems they are just trying to hard to act like they did not sell-out. A good running mate would be Kenny Chesney, a country singer with a little excitement behind, but young enough to bow to the elder statesman.
McCain - clearly Prince, circa Purple Rain.. dripping with urban sexuality.
Needs an older, populist presence to make up for his youth and inexperience, possibly late period Moody Blues or Chicago.
Obama - A mix between Lawrence Welk and John Philip Sousa, the embodiment of a Caucasion Polka Marching Procession. Needs MIA on the ticket to bring home the Sri Lankan vote.
It would be interesting to make a count of every Obama=cool/progressive combined with McCain=lame/flippityflopper
I would bet the count is close to 90%
For some reason I'm thinking of a 1970's summer tour. Barak Obama is Bruce Springsteen; rock's rising star - charismatic, touted by every major magazine as the next big thing for years. He's seen by some as a savior, breathing new life into a dying genre. Others miss his populist message and see him as an elitist, the favorite of the media and artist types. He'll have to add someone with working class bonifides to fill the stadium seats throughout the South and out West. He needs a rock 'n roll workhorse like BTO.
McCain is McCartney -- the old war hero. Still popular among loyalists, he's losing ground with independents who've been looking for something different after eight long years. Some see him as a dinosaur who's out of touch. He's still a little bitter from his time in jail and from constantly coming in second to that other guy, the guy everybody wants to have a beer with. If he wants those independents he'll need someone who appeals to both camps, the punks and the rockers. He needs The Cars.
I'f Ralph Nader is Fugazi good ideas a bit complex and a relatively smaller fan base. Maybe he should choose someone who was radical but is now a bit more well known and a bit more mainstream. How about Tom Hayden as The Clash. He Was part of the chicago 7 helped start the S.D.S and later became part of the california state assembly. Just like the clash started and maintained radical punk ideas but also now your not completely shocked if you hear them in a car ad. God Bless Joe Strummer
Paul Pearson is spot on.
Obama is Coldplay - Wildly popular but no one can say exactly why. His VP needs to be someone with more experience, but not to overshadow - Bob Pollard.
McCain is the old hero who has given up (or had taken away) any credibility he once had - Will.I.Am. His needs for a VP are obviously someone who can pull the strings - The RZA.
Might Be an odd choice, but here we go:
Obama is The Flaming Lips. Huge show, something we've never seen, and with a message of upbeat optimism & hope in the face of insurmountable odds. The VP can't out do a show like that, so why try? Go with someone just as strong, but understated.
The Opener: The National.
McCain: While I like the skynyrd connection, McCain is more Garth Brooks trying to pull his Chris Gaines transformation - so obviously trying to appeal to those who don't like him. He needs someone who CAN hit all the bases, Country, Rock, Soul, Blues. Because, even despite his best efforts, he's Not the chameleon he thinks he is.
Opener: The Raconteurs.
brian a = best obama
erik and gcn = best mccain
paul pearson = best overall
Another vote for McCain being Metallica. They began their career selling their authenticity, and ended up being corporate shills. Each subsequent time they release an album fewer and fewer people notice or care. An opening act, could be somebody like Ry Cooder. He would give authenticity and a rootsy feel, and NPR listeners might be swayed to vote for somebody so down to earth.
Obama is Radiohead. Lots of people like him, but it is more difficult to put a finger on why. His distribution model seems to be his largest strength. His message contains a lot of big ideas and it sounds so smooth, yet if you look at the details you wonder if he will be able to make it work. A good opening act would be Bob Seger. Salt of the Earth, working man's friend, presumably a pickup truck driver that will make Obama a lock for Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
I quite like SDM's Obama.
As clever as Mr. Pearson's thoughts are, pre-campaign and personal tarnishing, I'd say U2 was more Bill Clinton (worldwide superstardom and all that).
A run through the music resident on my IPod has left me feeling rather...unwilling (unable?) to associate any of these bands to either candidate. I can only assume this means that I don't feel a particular connection to either candidate.
(A) Many thanks! Wow, you guys are nice!
(B) I like Dynadin's.
(C) Piggy: McCain is less Lynyrd Skynyrd than the Rossington Collins Band. I did a spit take at that line. Very nice.
(D) Tim F.: I see what you're saying. I still think the modern-day Bono is a pillar of altruism and an undefinable charm. (Nothing is wrong with either.) And maybe it's 'cause Obama's camp plays "Beautiful Day" at rallies, but I see him as possessing all the charisma Bill Clinton has -- actually a lot more. You cannot question Obama's motives (at this point, anyway), and you can't question Bono's motives in Africa. (Well, I take that back... you can. But I don't. To do so would require an amount of cynicism I'm afraid my guileless optimism prevents.)
But you got a good point. I personally would have thought Bill was more like REM, though.
How about Obama as Nirvana? Went from nobody to superstar with one single (his 2004 convention speech), but soon showed he could do more great things. Has a lot of devoted fans, but almost everybody at least likes him. The press are calling him the voice of a new generation.
His supporting act should be the Clash or the Pixies: a great band that inspired him but didn't get all the success it deserved. George McGovern? Howard Dean?
McCain: Nugent. VP: Sharon Osbourne
Romney: Beck. VP: Kevin Federline
Giuliani: 50 Cent: VP: Kid Rock
Fred Thompson: Michael Bolton. VP: Billy Joel
Obama: Eminem. VP: Norah Jones
Clinton: Dave Matthews. VP: Win Butler
Edwards: Ben Harper. VP: K.D. Lang
Kucinich: Jackson Browne. VP: Conor Oberst
obama: arcade fire. vp: the decemberists
mccain: aerosmith. vp: the backstreet boys
Brian A. Nailed Obama!
Perfect running mate!
Vampire Weekend/Coldplay 08
Everything he said, but he didn't mention the influence of bloggers and made more popular because of the internet.
McCain as Skynard: YES
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All bands playing in small venue (500-), but well advertised. On a Sat. night.
Obama: $0
McCain: $60
Obama: The Decemberists. Overhyped, far from my first choice, but inoffensive to mainstream audiences. Multigenerational wild card Patti Smith to open.
McCain: Hootie and The Blowfish. (Why do I know that name again?) Opener: whoever is passing for The Turtles these days. I don't care, because I'm not going to that show under any circumstances.
Obama = Cat Power (soulful, good-looking, slightly enigmatic, pleasing to all kinds of folks, inspires heartfelt adoration and crazy obsession, weirdly likened to Mohammed Ali); his VP = Bob Dylan (someone whose identity and career encompasses everything from radicalism to born-again Christianity, a conduit for our own projections and desires--political and otherwise)
McCain = John Cougar Mellencamp ("R-O-C-K in the U-S-A," "Jack and Diane," "Little Pink Houses" -- need I say more? These songs represent the same tired, old mentality of the white, small town American dream whilst beckoning us to forget the past--"oh yeah, life goes on..."); his VP = Ricky Martin (he needs the Latino vote, and some young blood to spice things up)
Wow, this is really hard! A number of the McCain suggestions could work, but Obama is much more difficult.
I like the Arcade Fire suggestion. New band, only a few albums, came out of (seemingly nowhere) to become immensely popular, on Merge thus not beholden to big-time corporate interests, their music is an interesting amalgam of old ideas combined in a new refreshing way. Although there is a clear "alpha couple" in AF, the band almost resembles a hippy commune/collective in it's dealings. While Barack/Michelle are clearly the stars of their campaign, they have a large diverse team of advisers/workers whose opinions are clearly taken into account and a good "group culture" in the campaign. Both AF and Obama have the support of famous luminaries from the left of their respective professions (Bowie for AF....Ted Kennedy for Obama). There is also a international flavor for both (AF= Americans and Canadians, Barack= grew up in Indonesia, has a Kenyan dad). And finally, nobody knows what the future holds for either. Will Arcade Fire keep churning out great music, or stagnate into boringness? Will Obama win the nomination, and if so, can he deliver on the expectations?
Obama- I like the Pearl Jam analogy. Started out embraced by those wanting change (PJ from Hair Metal, Obama from cronisim) and after a closer look people realized that there really is something to both PJ and Obama. Running Mate: Sleater Kinney (Sorry, I am not just trying to kiss your butt, I have to say you 3 were my favorite opening act I ever saw with PJ, and I have seen them 8 times).
McCain is totally Green Day to me. Basically had good roots to start with, worked hard to earn his position. Now he spends all his time trying to act like a rebel while he is actually as main stream as any American Idol Alumnus. Don't get me wrong I still liked Green Day's American Idiot, and I do agree with some of McCain's bills he proposed. Opening act: Presidents of the United States of America. I think that would follow Bush's presidency perfectly. With his "Law Making Man" and "Income Tax Man".
I voted for obama as Radiohead only because it's the first thing that popped into my head when i thought, hmmm, what band has a verbose and overly inflated progressive ego... then I really though Pete Seeger would be a great running mate to sort of, you know, add a homegrown political swing to things. But alas, I went for Patti Smith--equally revolutionary and perhaps could be the write-in for Nader?! That's also where I'd fit Cat Power in the mix.
As for mccain, um, where's Danzig? That would be my write-in and it fits because mccain's 'tone' could be compared to something a little bit more hard core... like, sabbath bloody Black Sabbath. So, I'd go for Ozzy for prez and Courtney Love as VP (no offense Love).
Cheers, and thanks for making this election cycle feel like fun for once!

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Have been here many times. Love the fish and chips. Views are great. Wait staff are friendly and food is consistently good.
Have been here many times. Love the fish and chips. Views are great. Wait staff are friendly and food is consistently good.
Have been here many times. Love the fish and chips. Views are great. Wait staff are friendly and food is consistently good.
Found this to be an excellent find! This was our first experience at Aqua and we were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the New Years buffet. I am not typically a buffet lover. We will visit this restaurant in our next visit to Duck. Cannot wait to try there regular menu!
Dinner at Aqua was an OK experience. We thought the prices were on the high side considering it was off-season and the place was deserted. The menu also seemed a bit limited though we did appreciate the willingness of the kitchen to alter a dish to accommodate one of our group. The only solo shrimp dish for example was a... More
Dined New Year's Eve on excellent Crab Slough oysters, braised pork shank with greens and fingerling potatoes, and an exquisite key lime creme brulee. Came back for New Year's Day 'Recovery Party' a buffet of eastern Carolina barbeque, collards, black eyed peas, mac and cheese, and slaw. True to New Year tradition in this part of the country. Both meals... More
Went for their "Recovery Party" that included a plate of traditional New Years Day food (shredded pork, collards, black eyed peas). Mimosas and other drink specials. Right on the water. A trio playing outside in 40 degree weather. Gas fire pits were a welcome touch. Meet some nice people from upstate NY. Would definitely go back to sample their full... More
We dined here while in the OBX for business. We came for lunch at the recommendation of a colleague & it was so good that we came back with friends that night for dinner. First, we started with the El Capitan, which was absolutely delicious. For lunch, I had the cheeseburger with truffle fries which was very good. I highly... More
The people were so friendly and the food was DELICIOUS!!! They also had a guitarist playing in the bar - he added to the ambiance! Very romantic!
They nicely accommodated our party of eight in a table to the side that reduced noise. Crab dip and crab cakes were very good; catch of the day pretty good. Pleasant, open, moderately upscale atmosphere - nice for evening out.
Very nice dinner here. Delicious food. Pleasant atmosphere. Open, airy feel. Courteous service, interested in meeting special needs or desires. Extensive wine list. I shall return!
We go to Duck about 30-40 days a year. Blue Point is the standard. Always on point ( no pun). So we always try to find a place that challenges them. Aqua come close in many respects, but it always comes up just a tad short and last Saturday was the same deal. Nice, and improved ambience. They have quieted... More
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Taste of Country Nights with Sam Alex airs weeknights from 7 PM to midnight. Hear today's best country hits, the latest country music news, phone calls, interviews and in-studio performances with the hottest country acts.
Frankie Ballard's "Young and Crazy" is about living life to the fullest and taking advantage of situations — even if sometimes, you get hurt.
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As a younger brother at the age of five, I began studying the piano because my older sister did. After my foundation in music strengthened I fell in love with the trumpet. At first, each note took time to develop and I enjoyed the challenge. The trumpet allowed me to travel all over the Southeast later in life and even to China with a 1940's Radio Show. I enjoyed many top-level bands the kindled my love and passion for good music. I want to share that kindling with my students in a nurturing and guiding situation, just like my teachers gave me. I used to go to lessons and become so motivated and inspired that I thought I could change the world. I always knew that I would want to give back exactly that. As my performance opportunities grew into venues like Churchill ...
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I have studied music since I was seven years old, and I have a real passion for sharing music with others. I have 2 bachelors degrees in music, (one in music education, one in performance) from Brooklyn College, and a masters degree from Manhattan School of Music. I perform regularly around the world, and I use my real world experience to hone in on what you need to accomplish your musical goals. I have spent substantial time in New York City Public School music classrooms assisting and teaching with fellow instructors, and my private students have gained awards and admission to regional and state honor groups.
What a unique piece of brass! The French Horn is the only brass instrument played with the left hand while your right hand resides inside the bell to contour your sound.
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There is nothing quite like the power of playing a brass instrument. I am a French Horn Player, but the process of helping students develop tone control, embouchure flexibility, pitch accuracy, breath support, technical facility, and a rich understanding of the standard repertoire cuts across each of the brass instruments. I have been teaching brass players privately and in the ensemble setting since 2000 and prize the opportunity to build my students' all-around musical confidence.
Jim T. earned Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Music Education and composition from the University of Michigan in 2001 and 2008. He taught high school and elementary school band, jazz band, glee club, beginning music theory, and AP/IB music theory at Detroit Country Day School 2002-2014. Jim Has worked as a freelance Music Director for educational, community, and professional theatre productions since 2002 (70+ shows) while also freelancing as a french horn player and rock pianist. He worked as a church choir director 2004-2010. An active composer, Jim has published several works for band and small ensembles and his original musical, "Justice in Dusty Junction" will be available through Eldridge publishing (Fall 2014). With a blend of humor, patience, insistence on excellence, deep ...
I am a jazz trumpeter, improviser, and composer as well as an avid listener and enthusiastic educator. I maintain an active performance schedule playing improvised music as well as funk, soul, afro-beat, reggae, hip-hop, and American folk music. In addition to trumpet, I have experience performing and recording on slide trumpet, trombone, baritone horn, and french horn. I write and arrange music for my own groups and regularly write and record horn arrangements for folk, pop, and reggae groups. I have attended Berklee College of Music and Ithaca College, and I have a Master's degree in jazz trumpet performance from the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. I have over nine years of experience working with students ages 7 to adult. I have worked both from my home studio and ...
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Date: September 25 2012
CRICKET Australia is under scrutiny for the way it handles its young fast bowlers after admitting it was warned by sports scientists that James Pattinson would break down during last summer's Sydney Test.
Pattinson was sidelined for two months with a stress injury in his foot after the SCG Test against India, in which he took 4-43 in the first innings to set Australia on course for a thumping win, but CA maintains it was worth the risk.
Information provided to Australian team management after the Boxing Day Test, in which Pattinson helped demolish India, indicated the 21-year-old had reached the threshold for the amount of bowling his body could cope with.
"The sports scientists tell me that our guys under the age of 25 can bowl 52 to 55 days in a year. Whereas guys like Peter Siddle and Ben Hilfenhaus and Mitchell Johnson, over the age of the 25, they can probably give you 75 [days] at high intensity," said coach Mickey Arthur.
He defended the decision to risk Pattinson, who had shone in his maiden Test series against New Zealand.
"We were told by the sports scientists that James Pattinson would break down in the Sydney Test match. We then got all that information and [captain] Michael Clarke and myself and the selector on duty, we thought that the impact he'd made in Melbourne, it was worth taking that risk," he said.
"Even though he broke down, he got four wickets in the first innings, he got Gautam Gambhir in the first over of that Test match, arguably he put us on the road to win that Test. That was a risk that we thought was worthwhile."
Armed with knowledge from Pattinson's experience, Cricket Australia is taking a handle-with-care approach to another pace sensation, Pat Cummins.
The 19-year-old will be unleashed one Test at a time until his body matures, meaning he'll probably make just one appearance in the hotly anticipated series against South Africa in November, in which Australia will be gunning for the No. 1 ranking. The hope is that by next winter he will be able to cope with three Tests in the Ashes.
"That is what the sports scientists are telling me and I've got to go along with that," Arthur said. "We'd like to play him in everything, but it's not possible. Much like we did with Mitchell Starc last year, he travelled with us to most venues, ended up getting three Test matches I think in the year, five or six ODIs but he was with us all the time and we are really seeing the benefits of that now."
Cricket Victoria boss and former Test paceman Tony Dodemaide discussed the Pattinson situation with CA's general manager of team performance, Pat Howard.
"I wasn't upset about it and in the same situation I might well have made the same decision, but it was a learning experience for them and for James as well," Dodemaide said. "This is a developing field for all of us and we'll make a few blues along the way. Ultimately everyone wants James to have a long and successful career and I'm sure he will."
Ryan Harris, who has ruled himself out of the South Africa series, was rested for a Test in the West Indies despite a man-of-the-match performance in Barbados.
"They [the scientists] give us all that information and then it's up to us to decide what we do with it. They were spot-on regarding James Pattinson in Sydney so we've got to be very careful how we manage [the young quicks]," Dodemaide said.
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Egypt Government Crafts Stimulus Plan to Jump-Start `Sudden Stop' Economy
Ashraf Abdel-Wanis had plenty of reasons to join tens of thousands of fellow Egyptians in their successful push to oust President Hosni Mubarak. At 39, he last worked five years ago in a sugar factory and now gets by mainly on his wife's $50 monthly salary and his mother's pension.
"The Egyptian family's nutrition consists of beans, lentils and beans," he said in an interview in Cairo's Tahrir Square, the plaza at the heart of almost three weeks of protests. "If they're lucky, they cook vegetables once a week."
Now with Mubarak gone, the plight of Abdel-Wanis and the 40 percent of his countrymen near the poverty line is prompting Finance Minister Samir Radwan to develop a stimulus plan aimed at creating the jobs needed to avoid further social unrest. His plan also will need to compensate for domestic and foreign businesses that shy away from investing until the military council's transitional rule ends.
"There's a need for a stimulus package that's very closely related to employment," Radwan, a former senior economist at the Geneva-based International Labor Organization, said in a Feb. 12 telephone interview. "There are at least three sectors that can do the trick: industry and manufacturing, tourism and agriculture," he told Bloomberg Television in a separate interview aired today.
Wider Deficit
The spending will probably widen Egypt's budget deficit from last year's 8.1 percent of gross domestic product and raise the government's borrowing costs, according to Alia Moubayed, an economist at London-based Barclays Capital, and Mona Mansour, a research director at investment bank CI Capital in Cairo. The yield on the government bond maturing in April 2020 jumped to a record 7.2 percent last month. Policy makers may see these as acceptable trade-offs to bring down unemployment of about 9 percent, one of the sparks for the uprising.
"It's critical that once the political process is clearer, that the economy recovers in order to deliver growth and jobs," said Mohamed El-Erian, the son of an Egyptian diplomat and chief executive officer at Newport Beach, California-based Pacific Investment Management Co. "We should not be obsessed just with the politics," even though that's "crucial," he said.
"We should also be thinking about what it takes to restart an economy that has been subjected to a dramatic sudden stop," El-Erian said.
Lost Revenue
The turmoil has cost the nation about $1.5 billion of tourism revenue, according to Central Bank Governor Farouk El- Okdah. It has also forced companies to close and sent the currency skidding to a six-year low. Before Mubarak's resignation, the benchmark EGX30 Index tumbled 16 percent in one week. The bourse has been closed since Jan. 27.
The Institute of International Finance in Washington has cut its forecast for Egyptian economic growth in this fiscal year to 1.5 percent from 6.1 percent, it said Feb. 4. It predicts the budget gap will rise to 9.5 percent of GDP, rather than decline to 7.9 percent. Radwan said that the gap may widen to 8.4 percent of GDP, while economic growth may slow to 4 percent from 5.1 percent in the previous year.
While 9 percent unemployment is the same as the current U.S. rate, economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a Feb. 4 report that it disguises considerable underemployment because a relatively small part of the working-age population actually has a job.
Youth Unemployment
The headline rate also masks joblessness for about 50 percent of people under 25, the economists said. Youth unemployment was a trigger for a revolt in Tunisia last month that removed President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali from office on Jan. 14 and gave impetus to Egypt's anti-Mubarak movement.
Radwan said any new fiscal plan should include a "massive and realistic employment program" that would use "funds and wealth at the command of the state to attract the private sector."
Among Radwan's first initiatives since taking office last month was to create a 5 billion ($850 million) Egyptian pound fund to compensate people who lost property during the unrest and to pay benefits for those who became unemployed because of the crisis. He also gave permanent contracts to as many as 600,000 government employees who were classified as temporary workers and "basically had no rights," he said. The ministry financed the steps with "savings from the budget" without affecting the deficit, he said.
Borrowing Cost
Government stimulus efforts aren't new to Egypt. The administration of former Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif, whom Mubarak fired in January in a failed attempt to end the protests, passed two such plans in the last two fiscal years with a total value of 25 billion Egyptian pounds. They helped offset a slowdown in private investment, which fell to 48 percent of total investment in the 12 months through June 2009 from 65 percent a year earlier during the global financial crisis, according to government data.
Fresh spending will come at a cost for the government, said Barclays economist Moubayed. The average yield on six-month Treasury bills surged to 11.78 percent at an auction last week, the highest level since January 2009. The average yield on 91- day treasury bills was little changed at 10.95 percent yesterday at the first auction after Mubarak's departure.
"Given the turmoil that the Egyptian economy has gone through, we cannot but expect a bigger deficit as the government attempts to jump-start" growth, Moubayed said. "We expect yields on local debt to rise, thus increasing the cost of domestic borrowing."
Investment Pause
Foreign investment, a main driver of economic growth in the past five years, may take a "pause" in the next six months as investors await the economic policies of the military council, said Mansour at CI Capital. Greater stability after Mubarak's departure may nevertheless boost sentiment, she said.
The military council yesterday suspended the constitution, dissolved parliament and said it will rule the country for a "temporary period" of six month or until parliamentary and presidential elections. The government of Prime Minister Ahmed Shafik will remain in place until a new cabinet is appointed.
The cost of insuring Egyptian government debt fell 13 basis points to 324 after Mubarak's resignation on Feb. 11, according to CMA prices for credit default swaps, tumbling from as high as 379 basis points earlier in the day. The Market Vectors Egypt Index ETF, an exchange-traded fund that holds Egyptian shares, gained 4.5 percent in New York, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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More certainty is also important to Abdel-Wanis, the father of six who celebrated Egypt's new beginning in Tahrir Square. "For five years I have been looking for my day's food, and finally I found people to stand with," he said.
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I picked this motel due to the proximity to Pier Park, for that I was happy with. After checking in, we read the "rules", did not expect to have to run to store to buy toliet paper, no paper towell either, dish soap, starter pack of dishwasher soap was two packs. Coffee starter pack was two "de-cafs" and after traveling long hours I did not want to wake up to that, needed caffeen. (this was discovered after lobby hours) Luckly I got ahold of housekeeping (early next morning) to at least give us two more rolls of toliet paper, that housekeeper was friendly, and did so as I asked RIGHT away. Dusty funiture, with stains. Only blanket for bunk beds had a nasty "brown" stain, ick. The last complaint I have is that it was SO hard to get my cell phone to work in the room, and I have a smart phone, could not get internet at all, :( now adays that should be a given. I think the motel is WAY understaffed, the staff was friendly enough and helpful, but could not help but hear negitive comments at the pool area about "nobody" at desk to help. With just some simple more staffing I think this could be a MUCH better place to stay at. I will probaly stay at the 4star Sterling Reef next time.
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I killed the first 3 bosses in Throne of Thunder today in LFR, for which I got 330 reputation with Shadow Pan Assault for each boss, making 990 reputation in all.
I was 847 into friendly before LFR, and after that I was 1837 into friendly, which means 990 reputation gained, 330 for each boss. Later the same night I killed the same 3 bosses in Normal mode. However, I did not get any reputation for killing them. Do you only get reputation for a boss kill once per week, whether you kill him in LFR, Normal or Heroic? |
This I'm actually curious about myself. If that is the case, I think they're doing that to help the casual player base a bit more. If not, they're probably wanting the rep to be more challenging.
Maybe a bug? |
What happened to the "kill one boss, get to Friendly" that was claimed earlier? I killed one boss, got to 1/3 Neutral. Did this get nerfed, or was that original claim just an exaggeration?
What happened to the "kill one boss, get to Friendly" that was claimed earlier? I killed one boss, got to 1/3 Neutral. Did this get nerfed, or was that original claim just an exaggeration? You have to have maxed out your rep on ToT trash for this to apply. The trash gives you rep up to 2999/3000 neutral, then killing the first boss will put you into friendly. Also you could trash run to 2999/3000 then do "Setting the Trap" or "Champions of the Thunder King" or the lead up quest to those where you get the three stones. |
What happened to the "kill one boss, get to Friendly" that was claimed earlier? I killed one boss, got to 1/3 Neutral. Did this get nerfed, or was that original claim just an exaggeration? To bump you from Neutral to Friendly, you need to get the rep from a boss kill or a quest that gives rep. (Some say insignia rep works, too, but I haven't seen one.) This means, if you are 2671/3000 Neutral, a boss kill of 330 rep will take you to Friendly. But if you are 2669/3000, a boss kill of 330 rep will only get you to 2999/3000, which needs a nother boss kill or quest reward to go to Friendly.
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Reputation Shado-Pan_Assault Standing with the faction is primarily gained by killing mobs in the Throne of Thunder raid instance. Bosses will only award reputation once each week, so even if a player kills a boss in Raid Finder mode, and then turns around and kills it in normal or heroic mode, it will only award reputation the first time. Trash mobs only award reputation up to 2,999/3,000 neutral, but can be farmed by killing all of the trash before Jin'rokh the Breaker, then have all members of the raid exit the instance via the instance line and let the raid leader reset the instance. Starting from 0/3,000, four or five runs will cap reputation gained in this manner. Outside of the raid, there are several one-time quests that award a little reputation. Additionally, the once-weekly quest Champions of the Thunder King will award 300 reputation, and there are [Shado-Pan Assault Insignia] worth 100 reputation possibly found inside the [Arcane Trove] and [Sunreaver Bounty] goody bags awarded for completing boss-killing daily quests on the Isle of Thunder. Insignia may also possibly be found inside the Lei Shen's Burial Troves at the end of the Troves of the Thunder King single-player loot-grabbing scenario. |
I'm having the same problem with the same as everyone else, not getting the rep. for doing quests.
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Tiger-Cats beat Bombers 25-20
GUELPH -- The Winnipeg Blue Bombers trail the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 17-13 after three quarters here at Alumni Stadium Saturday evening.
Trailing 13-12 at halftime, the Ticats got two singles and a 24-yard Luca Congi field goal in the third quarter to take a 4-point lead heading into the final frame.
Bombers tailback Chad Simpson got his team on the board at 1:21 of the 2nd quarter, romping 75 yards and virtually untouched for a Winnipeg TD. The Bombers missed the ensuing convert attempt when holder Mike Renaud fumbled the hold.
The Bombers also got a TD with 2:35 remaining in the half when backup QB Justin Goltz ran untouched into the Ticats endzone for a 7-yard score. Goltz's TD was set up one play earlier by a 30-yard Buck Pierce pass to receiver Jade Etienne.
The Bombers trailed 8-0 coming into the second quarter. The Tiger-Cats struck quickly in this one as Hamilton receiver Sam Giguere beat Bombers cornerback Jovon Johnson to haul in a 61-yard TD pass from QB Henry Burris just 2:13 into the game.
GUELPH, Ont. -- The Winnipeg Blue Bombers can take over sole possession of first place in the CFL's East Division with a victory here at Alumni Stadium tonight over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
The Bombers would improve to 2-1 with a win over the struggling Ticats and that would be one win better than their East Division rivals Montreal Alouettes and Toronto Argonauts, who both fell to 1-2 with losses earlier in Week 3. A loss to Winnipeg tonight would drop the Ticats to 0-3.
The Bombers have not had sole possession of first place in the East Division since late in the 2011 regular season.
But history suggests a win tonight will not come easy -- Winnipeg has not had victories in back-to-back games since August 2011. The Bombers come into tonight off a 19-11 victory in Montreal last week.
The oddsmakers also don't like Winnipeg's chances tonight. The website bet365 has Hamilton as 5.5-point favorites to beat the Bombers Saturday night.
Winnipeg's scratches tonight are receiver Doug Pierce, offensive lineman Chris Kowalczuk, returner Aaron Woods and defensive lineman Ryan Lucas.
Kickoff is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. CT. The game is being broadcast live on TSN and radio station CJOB.
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