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Timberline condos are some of the largest and most spacious 2 bedroom units we found when looking for a vacation rental property to purchase in Dillon. At just under 1300 square feet, this unit has plenty of room for you to spread out and relax! Additionally, this is a top floor end unit, which means that there is only one shared wall with a neighbor and the ceilings are vaulted which expands the spacious feeling of the unit.
We bought this property in June 2012 and have since gutted the entire unit and have rebuilt it from the bottom up! Below is a short descriptive list of all of the changes that we have made to the condo:
*New wood floors
*New carpet in the bedrooms
*New tile in the two bathrooms
*Steam shower & Jacuzzi tub in master bath
*New trim and doors
*Freshly painted throughout
*New light fixtures
*Fireplace has been converted from wood to gas
*New linens & bedding
*New furniture (except for the comfortable leather sofa in the living room, which we loved so much we just couldn't replace!)
*New custom kitchen design including 7' island, granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances
We have re-designed the kitchen floor-plan from the original galley style to a larger plan that includes an impressive 7 foot island. The counters are made of beautiful solid granite. This custom kitchen is equipped with new stainless-steel appliances (refrigerator, microwave & oven.) The sink & dishwasher are located in the island. You will enjoy preparing your meals in this brand-new, well-stocked kitchen!
Our condo possesses two large bedrooms, each featuring a king-sized bed with cozy bedding and linens. The master bedroom is outfitted with a gorgeous natural wood king sized bed with matching night stands and dresser. The second bedroom features a king-sized black iron bed with rustic night stands and chest of drawers. Both bedrooms have flat-paneled TVs with cable service for you to enjoy your favorite TV shows from the comfort of your bed!
NOTE: The maximum occupancy for our condo is four people. We cannot accommodate more than four people, even on air mattresses or sleeping bags. Additional fees may be incurred if your party exceeds the maximum occupancy as per our rental contract.
There are two newly remodeled bathrooms to enjoy in this condo. The largest is connected to the master bedroom, but is also accessible through the hallway. The beautiful hickory vanity is equipped with double sinks. And because Timberline does not have a public hot tub, we made sure we included luxury features in this bathroom such as a brand new Jacuzzi (whirlpool) tub as well as a new state-of-the art steam shower. (Wouldn't you rather luxuriate in your own well-maintained and private Jacuzzi bath or steam shower than share a public one with strangers? We thought so!)
The second bedroom has an ensuite bathroom. This bathroom is also fitted with double sinks in a hickory vanity and has a shower. The entire room sports beautiful new tile.
The main living area is an open and airy space that incorporates the kitchen, dining area and living area and is capped by soaring vaulted ceilings. Relax on the comfortable leather sofa in the living area and watch a movie or your favorite TV show on the large 50-inch flat screen HD TV. (An upgraded HD package is available in this room.) Or enjoy the convenience of a cozy fire in the fireplace with a flick of the switch, and settle in with a glass of wine and a good book.
But I've saved the best for last! Because through the two brand new 8 foot patio doors is the most breath-taking view you have ever seen! Our spacious deck and the view it provides is the crowning jewel of this unit and is the primary reason why we purchased this condo. Despite all of the work that needed to be done to update the condo, we couldn't forget the majestic views of Lake Dillon and the Ten Mile Range that this unit provides. You will be drawn again and again to enjoy the sight of the merry sailboats on the lake in the summer time or the kite-boarders on the ice in the winter time. Enjoy your meals al fresco on the bar-height iron patio table & chairs, or sit and converse on the comfortable Thomasville patio set. There is a gas grill available on the deck.
Summit County offers so many activities it is hard to describe them all. In the winter there is world-class skiing just minutes away at Keystone, Breckenridge Resort, Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Ski Basin & Loveland. If that isn't enough, Vail and Beaver Creek are 30 minutes away. The free Summit Stage transportation will pick skiers up just a block away and can take you to many of these ski resorts as well as to the Silverthorne Outlet Mall and other destinations such as the quaint, nearby town of Frisco. (See the link below for the "Summit Stage Free Transportation Map".) Other winter activities include cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, tubing hills for the young at heart, and dinner sleigh rides for a memorable, romantic evening. (See the link below for "Dillon Colorado Vacation Activities".)
The rest of the year in Summit County is just as enjoyable (if not more so!) than the winters. Each Friday morning during the summer Dillon offers an amazing Farmers Market. Also during the summer you can enjoy (free) concerts at the Lake Dillon Amphitheater each Friday ("Friday Night Concert Series") and Saturday ("Sunset at the Summit") nights. The amphitheater is located one block from our condo.
Other summer activities include biking (bike rentals available right in town), hiking, boating, kayaking, sailing, fishing, horseback riding, and whitewater rafting.
If you are looking for a spacious, clean, up-to-date and beautifully furnished vacation rental property with a view to die for, this is the one for you!
NOTE: Timberline Association rules prohibit smoking anywhere on the premises (inside or out.). Sorry, this is a condo association rule and must be enforced!
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May 22 - Sep 10, 2015
3 night min stay
Sep 11 - Oct 31, 2015
3 night min stay
Nov 1 - Nov 20, 2015
3 night min stay
Nov 21 - Nov 28, 2015
7 night min stay
Nov 29 - Dec 17, 2015
3 night min stay
Dec 18 - Jan 3, 2016
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Jan 4 - Feb 11, 2016
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Rent 6 nights & get the 7th FREE! (Peak Ski & Summer seasons excluded)
HOLIDAY season: $1800/week
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Year Purchased: 2012
About the owner: My husband & I live in Parker CO. We enjoy traveling and have been very fortunate to be able to visit some of the most beautiful places in the world. But even so we still think CO and Summit County have some of the most beautiful scenery around!
Why the Owner Chose Timberline:
We first visited Dillon in 2009. We had such a great time and were so awed by the majestic beauty of Lake Dillon and the mountains that we knew if we ever could buy a vacation rental property of our own this is where we would want to be. There is so much to see and do in Dillon and the surrounding area that no matter what the season, we always look forward to coming back and spending time here.
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
The unique benefit of this condo is the amazing view of the lake and surrounding Ten Mile Range that can be enjoyed from the large deck. The condo itself is one of the largest 2 BR units we saw when we were looking to buy. You can't beat it for spaciousness and the million $$ view!
Gorgeous view of Lake Dillon from our deck (photo taken Nov 12, 2013)
Two sets of 8-foot patio doors welcome the view into the main living area
50 in. flat screen HD TV & upgraded HD Cable pkg in living area
The spacious, open floor plan includes kitchen, eating area & living area
Enjoy the view during meals at the lovely kitchen table
Cozy & comfortable king-sized bed in Master bedroom
There is a small desk in the master bedroom if you need a quiet place to work.
The master bathroom features a large steam shower
The second bedroom also boasts a comfortable king-sized bed
The second bedroom has its own newly remodeled bath with double vanity sinks
Comfortable seating on the spacious deck
Gorgeous autumn day view of the lake & mountains, taken from our deck (10/12/13)
Timberline Condos exterior
The wood-burning fireplace has been converted to clean, easy gas
Comfortable living area with leather sofa & LazyBoy chair
Custom kitchen with stainless appliances
Utility room with full size washer & dryer
Flat screen TV in Master bedroom
Enjoy the spa-like atmosphere in the master bathroom!
Jacuzzi tub for long soaks after a hard day on the slopes (Master BA)
Cozy, rustic bedding (second bedroom)
You will enjoy dining al fresco on the large deck with a million $$ view!
There is a secure closet on the front porch for all of your equipment.
This photo was taken from our deck on June 1, 2013.
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An EDFA with integrated input and output modules is presented. The integrated input module has a packaged pump laser diode mounted to the metal EDFA package to provide a heat sink for the pump laser diode which sends the pump laser light over a optical fiber section connected to the amplifying erbium-doped optical fiber section. The fiber section is formed from an optical fiber which better matches the transmission modes in the erbium-doped optical fiber section and has an end subsection of the single mode fiber for a larger numerical aperture. Collimating lenses also increase the coupling efficiency of the laser diode to the erbium-doped fiber section. The integrated output module has a photodiode with a tap filter to monitor the output power of the EDFA, an optical isolator to prevent interference in the erbium-doped optical fiber section. With a twin optical isolator, the integrated input and output modules can be arranged in different ways and combinations with the erbium-doped optical fiber section. The resulting EDFAs can be manufactured relatively inexpensively into an very small packages compared to current EDFA packages.
1. An integrated input module for an EDFA for amplifying optical signals, said integrated input module comprising
a sleeve having a longitudinal capillary channel holding ends of a first optical fiber section and a second optical fiber section;
a laser diode mounted in a package, said laser diode generating laser pump light though said laser diode package;
a first collimating lens proximate said laser diode;
a second collimating lens proximate said sleeve and said ends of said first optical fiber section and said second optical fiber section,
a wavelength-dependent filter between said first and second collimating lens, said wavelength-dependent filter passing laser pump light and reflecting said optical signals, said ends of said optical fiber sections, said laser diode, said first collimating lens, said second collimating lens, and said wavelength-dependent filter arranged and oriented with respect to each other so that laser pump light from said laser diode is focused on said first optical fiber section end and so that optical signals from one of said optical fiber sections is passed to the other of said optical fiber sections.
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This is a divisional application of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/138,033 filed May 3, 2002 now U.S. Pat. No. 6,922,281, which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
The present invention is related to optical devices for fiberoptic systems and networks and, in particular, to erbium-doped fiber amplifiers and their components.
In modern fiberoptic transmission systems and networks, such as Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) optical networks, the erbium-doped fiber amplifier (EDFA) is employed nearly universally to amplify optical signals. The EDFA provides for optical-to-optical conversion and avoids OEO (Optical-Electrical-Optical) conversion where received optical signals were converted into electrical signals, retimed, reshaped and regenerated back into optical signals. EDFAs have the advantages of wideband, i.e., the ability to amplify signals over a wide range in frequency, high signal gain, low noise figure, high output power and low polarization sensitivity.
Hence the EDFA provides for savings in cost and complexity. Nonetheless, EDFAs today are still expensive and are used primarily in the so-called "long-haul" or "backbone" fiberoptic networks which link nodes over long, intra-continental and even inter-continental, distances. Most of these fibers have been laid and the present challenge to fiberoptic developers are the "metro-," i.e., citywide, or smaller, networks. Much development effort has been directed toward a compact (for ease of installation) and cost-effective optical amplifier for metro-networks and upgrades of optical nodes in the long-haul networks. This effort includes conventional wideband EDFAs, semiconductor optical amplifiers (SOAs) and erbium-doped waveguide amplifiers (EDWAs). However, wideband EDFA is quite expensive for some applications, such as metro-networks and power compensation. In this case, narrow band EDFA is much more cost effective than wideband counterparts. SOAs have disadvantages of high noise figures, polarization-dependent gain (PDG) and cross talk; their applications are very limited. Likewise, EDWAs require very high pump power to provide sufficient gain and output power, while their noise figures are quite high. Therefore, EDFAs are still the most efficient approach in power conversion efficiency.
The present invention provides for a novel, low-cost, and highly compact EDFA.
The present invention provides for an EDFA system for amplifying optical signals received from one optical fiber and passing the amplified optical signals to the other optical fiber. The EDFA system has a section of erbium-doped optical fiber with each of its ends coupled to one of the optical fibers; and at least one integrated input module having a first optical fiber section connected to an end of the erbium-doped optical fiber section and a second optical fiber section connected to one of the optical fibers. The integrated input module has a WDM filter arranged with respect to the ends of the optical fiber sections so that optical signals received from one of the optical fiber sections is passed to the other of the optical fiber sections. The integrated input module has a laser diode arranged with respect to the WDM filter and the ends of the optical fiber sections so that pump light from the laser diode is passed to the first optical fiber section and the erbium-doped optical fiber section. The laser diode is mounted within an TO package in the integrated input module and the laser diode package is thermally connected to a metal package for the EDFA system to provide a heat sink for the laser diode operating a pump laser for the erbium-doped optical fiber section.
To increase the coupling efficiency of the laser diode to the erbium-doped optical fiber section, the integrated input module has two collimating lens for focusing the pump laser light on the end of first optical fiber section. The first optical fiber section is formed from a fiber which matches the transmission modes of the erbium-doped optical fiber section, but the end of the first fiber section is formed from a single mode fiber, SMF-28, for a larger numerical aperture.
Likewise, the integrated output module has many feature to efficiently monitor the output of the erbium-doped optical fiber section and to optically isolate the erbium-doped optical fiber section from errant signals. With a twin optical isolator, various combinations of the erbium-doped optical fiber section, integrated input module and integrated output module can be made.
An EDFA system can be manufactured relatively inexpensively and mounted in a very small package compared to current EDFAs.
To amplify optical signals carried on an optical fiber, the optical fiber is severed and an EDFA is inserted between the two parts of the optical fiber. Optical signals are typically in the 1550 nm wavelength range; for WDM systems, the signals fall within specific wavelength ranges which define a grid of WDM communication channels. The EDFA increases the strength of these signals at their particular wavelengths.
Operationally, the pump laser 11 generates light at energies higher than those of the communication signals in the 1550 nm range. Typically, the output of the pump laser 11 is at 980 nm, but other wavelengths are possible and may be used. The WDM 12 combines signals from the input optical fiber 18 and light of the pump laser 11 and sends both into the EDF section 10 which amplifies the 1550 nm wavelength signals from the energy provided by the 980 nm light. The amplified signals are passed to the output optical fiber 19 with the isolator 13 preventing signals from the output optical fiber 19 from entering the EDF section 10 and causing interference. The EDFA operation is monitored by the photodiode 15 and may be used to provide feedback control of the EDFA, such as for autopower control or autogain control. Likewise, the pump laser 11 often has a rear photodiode (PD) which monitors the output power of a laser diode (LD), the lasing element of the pump laser 11. In other EDFA arrangements, two pump lasers are often used for double pumping of the EDF section.
The drawbacks for this configuration is that there are a large number of devices, splicing losses between the SMF-28 optical fiber (e.g., the input optical fiber 18 and output optical fiber 19 of
In the EDFA arrangement shown in
All these present day EDFA systems have certain common disadvantages. The various component devices are separate or integrated in comparatively large and expensive packages. The pump laser diode whether in a separate package or integrated with other elements must be cooled with the corresponding control circuit complexity and cost. Finally, the splice connection to the amplifying erbium-doped fiber section is made with a mode-mismatched single mode optical fiber, the standard single mode fiber being SMF-28 from Corning, Inc. of Corning, N.Y. A high component count requires more fiber coupling and fusion sections on both signal and pumping paths; these undesirably affect the signal noise figure and pumping efficiency. Furthermore, more assembly of the EDFA components add more costs and lowers the reliability of the assembled system.
To ameliorate these problems, the present invention provides for an EDFA system, such as illustrated in
The organization and elements of the integrated input module 21 are illustrated in
The uncooled TO packaged pump laser diode 34 also has a rear photodiode (not shown) for monitoring the output of the laser diode. In contrast to the requirements of handling and mounting a semiconductor die, the already packaged diode 34 saves costs in manufacturing and reliability. CD-5.6 TO package is a well-known, low-cost package format for CD laser and low-end telecom lasers and is preferred in the integrated input module 21. With proper heat dissipation design, the metal package for the entire EDFA system is used as a heat sink for the TO package of the pump laser diode. This allows a CD-5.6 TO packaged laser diode to be effectively driven at high power and the typical manufacturing costs for a EDFA pump laser is significantly lowered. Such packaged laser diodes are available from several suppliers, such as Mitsubishi Electronic Corporation of Tokyo, Japan; Sharp Electronics Corporation, of Osaka, Japan; and Blue Sky Research of Milpitas, Calif.
The flat window 35 in the package of the pump laser diode 34 is coated with antireflection material to prevent facet damage at high optical power, while providing the possibility of wavelength stabilization with a fiber Bragg grating (FBG) placed in the output fiber 24. Because the distance between the active layer of the pump laser diode and the flat window 35 of the TO can package is around 0.5 mm, a laser diode collimating lens 33 (different lenses may be used, including aspherical lens, and flat or spherical facet GRIN lens, as shown in embodiments of the integrated input module 21 in
Besides the focusing action of the laser diode collimating lens 33 to improve the coupling efficiency, the integrated input module 21 has a mode-expanded and transition fiber subsections to improve the optical power coupling from the pump laser diode to the HI-980 fiber in the output fiber section 24.
The reflective optical isolator is formed by the walk-off birefringent crystal 41, such as YVO4 or rutile, 0.20 mm thick, the zero-order half-wave plate 42, and the Faraday rotator plate 44. The optical axis of the walk-off crystal 41 and the half-wave plate 42 are oriented such that the light signals from the output fiber section 29A are blocked from being reflected back to the input fiber section 25, while signals from the input fiber section 25 are reflected back to the output fiber section 29A.
The cross-sectional frontal views of
The input fiber section 25, which is spliced to the EDF section 20, is also formed from HI-980 optical fiber with a mode expansion and mode transition subsections at the fiber's end, as described with respect to
Furthermore, the integrated output module 22 also filters out any residual laser pump light from the input fiber section 25 and the EDF section 20. The latching garnet Faraday rotator plate 44 is highly absorbent to 980 nm light. Light at that wavelength suffers a 20 dB loss in passing through the plate. Secondly, the tap filter 45 is highly reflective and reflects back most of the light to the output fiber section 29A. Nonetheless, the tap filter 45 allows about 3% of the output optical power to pass through to the photodiode 47 to monitor the output optical power of the EDFA system. The WDM filter 46 is extremely reflective to 980 nm wavelength light and prevents the residual pump light from entering the photodiode 48. The leakage of pump laser light into the photodiode 48 deteriorates the accuracy of the optical power monitoring and decreases the dynamic range of the optical power monitor. Since the location of WDM filter 46 is displaced from the tap filter 45 with respect to the ends of the fiber sections 25 and 29A, any 980 nm light reflected by the filter 46 is not focused at the end of the output fiber section 29A.
The described EDFA system of
Serving two isolation functions, the twin optical isolator 23 saves package space and cost.
Deposited on the interior end of the collimating lens 63 are thin films forming a bandpass or lowpass filter 66. The bandpass or lowpass filter 66 can be employed for flattening the gain and/or for ASE reduction of the EDFA system.
A low-cost, high miniaturized narrowband EDFA has many uses and applications. The EDFA can be used over the C-band of a WDM network as a booster amplifier to provide power amplification to the optical transmitter and as a pre-amplifier for an optical receiver to amplify weak optical signals. The applications include single channel optical fiber transmitter systems, WDM transmitter systems, optical cross-connects and wavelength add/drop multiplexers, metro/edge networks and optical transceiver modules.
In a high-speed single channel system, for example, a high saturated output power booster EDFA for the transmitter and a low noise figure pre-amplifier for the receiver can be combined to reach high Signal-to-Noise ratios (SNRs) and a low Bit Error Rate (EBR). The EDFA can be tailored for particular system requirements.
The narrowband EDFAs can be used as optical amplification elements for bands of WDM channels in an optical VMUX/DEMUX to decrease the total cost of optical amplifiers in the network and to increase the flexibility and upgradability of the optical network. (A VMUX is a combined variable optical attenuator (VOA) and multiplexer (MUX) for the functions of WDM multiplexing and power balancing in the WDM channels in one device.) For an optical add/drop multiplexer in the network, the EDFA can be used to amplify signals dropped from the network, or signals before they are added to the network. The EDFA can used to preamplify signals before they are processed by a dispersion compensator module and to amplify the signals after they are processed. In an optical cross-connect system, EDFAs can amplify signals entering the cross-connect system and leaving the system to compensate for optical loss in the optical path.
Therefore, while the description above provides a full and complete disclosure of the preferred embodiments of the present invention, various modifications, alternate constructions, and equivalents will be obvious to those with skill in the art. Thus, the scope of the present invention is limited solely by the metes and bounds of the appended claims.
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Ahead of Heineken Cup round three, Dean Ryan looks at the most influential man on the pitch.
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Round three of European competition kicks off this weekend with the much anticipated back-to-back fixtures against the same opposition.
These two weekends are the defining games off the pool stages and a slip-up here and qualification hopes will slip away. Coaches across Europe will be nervously checking injury lists to ensure the names of key personnel are absent.
There is nobody more key to a team's fortunes than the position of fly-half and it is no surprise that within the Heineken and Amlin Cups we have the good fortune of watching most of the world's best go head-to-head.
Only Quade Cooper and Dan Carter are absent from the list with the latter having had an attempt to experience Heineken with Perpignan cut short by injury. With a sabbatical written into his new All Black deal let's not give up hope just yet of seeing him grace the European stage.
What is it about the No 10 that makes coaches reach for the cheque book when scouring the world when planning their squads?
Firstly experience matters. When you find yourselves in the tightest of corners with time on the clock running down and all your attempts to change the course of events having run out, you need somebody who has been there done that.
Think of Munster's last few minutes in their opening fixture against Northampton. Everybody could see what was about to happen. With Ronan O'Gara sat in the pocket waiting for the right opportunity, twice turning ball down (The first from an O'Connell shovel pass ) and finding a forward on his inside to start the process again. Until finally the ball was in the right position, the stage was set and O'Gara obliged the delirious Munster fans to steal the points from a game they only held onto by their fingertips. If you thought that was a one-off then watch exactly the same play in Castres the following week.
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Secondly, swagger. There is something special about a person that wants to put themselves in the firing line time after time. There is no doubt that forwards will continuously throw themselves into the fray as long as when they look round the man sat at 10 exudes confidence. There can be no chink in the armoury, no flicker that the contest may be over or that he doesn't know how to work a way out of the current crisis. There is no doubt that the new kid on the block Rhys Priestland has all of the above. His ability to give direction to a group of young Scarlet backs makes a mockery of his tender years and his contest against O'Gara is the must watch of the round.
Thirdly, flair. However much we try and plan every tiny aspect of modern professional rugby, it is actually the ability to step outside of the pre-scripted structure that often defines games.
Now much is written about the over-coaching of the modern game but whether we like it or not structure is here. It is what moves groups of people around the field at such pace, it's what forms the basis of the chess game between a team's attacking structure and organised defences. But crucially it is the ability of your fly-half to step outside this structure, to pick the right moment when the defence has predicted your movement patterns and come up with something different. Jonathan Sexton captures this best with a dynamic Leinster side who thrive on quick ball with Sexton prepared to sit flat up on the line and test defences. Stephan Donald fresh from his World Cup win will need all his experience to help Bath against a vibrant Leinster.
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Lastly, composure. Nobody captures this better than 'Mr Cool' Nick Evans.
How lucky we have been to have had the luxury of watching one of the worlds best ply his trade up here. (I don't like the worlds second best as he is often referred to as it doesn't do him justice ) He is a coach's dream to work with, as if there was anybody that just did the right thing at the right time every time it's Nick Evans.
The game of rugby can be very complex and many organised shapes and movements can dictate what option you can take next. This is further complicated by the speed and delivery of ball again in a micro second giving or taking choices from you. The computer-like analysis of what's to happen next sets Evans above anybody else I've seen this year. He has driven Quins to an unbeaten start to the season with a team that has its areas of weakness but are well masked by Evans. His head-to-head with Luke McAlister of Toulouse will not only set up the potential Group winners but Southern Hemisphere bragging rights will also be at stake.
The key is who I haven't mentioned. Toby Flood of Leicester has it all to do in Clermont with Leicester, Trinh-Duc will try and keep Montpellier's first European dream alive and young guns Owen Farrell and Ryan Lamb will be desperate to write their names in European folklore as they battle to keep their teams afloat.
I almost forgot those who grace the Amlin stage. A certain Jonny Wilkinson returns to tread Kingston Park once more, Heineken royalty Felipe Contepomi attempts to revive Stade Francais campaign and a certain Matt Gitau will be peeking at what all the fuss is about.
So when you next login to play Virtual Manager of your Heineken Cup team remember to convince the man with the cheque book to invest heavily on 10!
Enjoy watching Round 3!
Dean's weekend predictions
Quins 10/11 v Toulouse 10/11 - Quins win
Connacht 7/4 v Gloucester 4/9 - Gloucester win
Castres v Northampton - Northampton win
Racing v London Irish - Home win
Saracens 4/11 v Ospreys 2/1 - Scarlets win
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Amherst is 28-14 all-time in NCAA Tournament play with a 7-2 record in the sectional semifinals.
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AMHERST, Mass. - The Amherst men's basketball team continues its quest for a second national title on Friday, Mar. 9 when it travels to Lancaster, Pa. for a sectional semifinal showdown with Franklin & Marshall College scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
The College of Staten Island and MIT will meet in the day's other sectional semifinal at the Mayser Center set to tip-off at 5:30 p.m., with the winners of both games advancing to the national quarterfinal on Saturday, Mar. 10 at 7 p.m.
TICKET INFORMATION: Tickets for Friday's session will be on sale at the Mayser Center West Lobby beginning Wednesday. For specific hours, please visit the Franklin & Marshall athletics website. Tickets for Saturday's session will go on sale at the conclusion of the second game Friday evening and after 5:30 p.m. on Saturday in the Mayser lobbies. Ticket prices have been set at $7 for adults, $4 for students and seniors and free for children under two.
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SCOUTING AMHERST: Winners of 13-straight, second-ranked Amherst (26-2) advanced to the NCAA Tournament Round of 16 for the 10th time in program history with a decisive 80-56 victory over New York University. Having gone 7-2 in its previous nine sectional semifinal appearances, the Jeffs will look to improve upon their 28-14 overall record in NCAA Tournament play.
In a second round match-up with the Violets, Amherst put together arguably its best defensive effort of the season, holding NYU to 36.2 percent shooting, including a 29.2 percent clip from behind the arc. Keeping the visitors nearly 20 points below their season average, while forcing 16 turnovers, the Jeffs rolled to a 24-point margin of victory.
On the other end of the floor, the NESCAC's second highest scoring offense (79.0 ppg), enjoyed another efficient outing, hitting 48.1 percent (25-for-52) of its shots, including 47.4 percent (9-for-19) of its three-pointers.
Once again keying the Lord Jeff attack was All-NESCAC selection Aaron Toomey '14, who poured in a career-high 34 points on 9-for-14 shooting. Going 14-for-15 from the line, he has made a living from the charity stripe this year, setting a program record for free-throws made in a single season (174).
The culmination of a stellar two-week stretch, the sophomore guard has been red hot of late, averaging 21.6 points and 6.0 assists, while shooting 60.6 percent from the field and 50.0 percent from long distance in the three NESCAC Tournament games prior to his outburst against NYU.
Helping to spread the floor for the Jeff offense, Taylor Barrise '12 has been dialed in from distance down the stretch, knocking down 29 of his 51 attempts (56.8 percent) from beyond the arc over his last 10 games. The program's career three-point field goal leader (223), he needs just 21 points to become the 25th player in Lord Jeff history to surpass the 1,000-point plateau.
Giving Amherst a strong presence on the low block are Peter Kaasila '13, Jeff Holmes '12 and Willy Workman '13. Shooting .579 from the field, Kaasila ranks second on the team in blocks, while Holmes ranks second on the squad in rebounding (6.3).
Doing a little bit of everything, Workman continued to prove his versatility in both the NESCAC championship game and NCAA second round showdown with NYU, averaging 12.0 points, 8.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.5 steals and 1.5 blocks, while going 10-for-18 (55.6 percent) from the floor.
The NESCAC's Defensive Player of the Year, Workman has also shown the ability to be a lockdown defender, ranking second in the league in steals (1.79), fourth in blocks (1.14) and sixth (5.0) in defensive rebounds per game.
SCOUTING FRANKLIN & MARSHALL: Franklin & Marshall (27-2), captured its third-consecutive Centennial Conference title en route to a fourth-straight NCAA Tournament berth (23rd overall). Winners of eight in a row, the Diplomats defeated Washington College (100-69) in the conference semifinals before besting Muhlenberg College (71-55) in the title game, to avenge their only two losses on the season.
Posting an 18-1 record at home, Franklin & Marshall features one of the nation's stiffest defenses, having held nine of its last 13 opponents under 60 points. On the year, the Diplomats lead NCAA Division III in scoring defense (55.8) and field-goal percentage defense (36.0), while ranking second in blocks per game (6.0) and seventh in rebounding margin (+8.6).
Juniors Georgio Milligan and Hayk Gyokchyan have played an integral role in the Diplomats' success this season and should once again look to play a big factor this weekend. The Centennial Conference Player of the Year, Milligan led the team in scoring (18.4), assists (4.9) and steals (2.2), while knocking down 43.8 percent of his three-pointers. In a first round match-up with York (PA), he poured in 22 points, adding nine rebounds, six assists and three steals, before hitting 5-of-10 shots for 14 points in an 82-72 second round win over Western Connecticut.
With Milligan controlling the perimeter, Gyokchyan gives Franklin & Marshall a strong presence in the middle to form a formidable one-two punch. Averaging 13.2 points, 8.0 rebounds and 1.7 blocks on the year, he had 17 points on 7-for-9 shooting against York (PA) before notching a career-high 34 points with nine rebounds against Western Connecticut.
Featuring one of the nation's best defenses, MIT has racked up a program record 27 wins, while ranking second nationally in rebounding margin (+11.3), third in scoring defense (56.7) and seventh in field-goal percentage defense (38.0). Also scoring nearly 76 points per game, the Engineers boast the nation's largest margin of victory (19.1), thanks to a balanced attack that features four players who average double-figures.
Headlining the MIT offense is senior Noel Hollingsworth, who averaged 17.8 points and 6.8 rebounds, while shooting 55.3 percent from the field en route to first team All-NEWMAC honors. Hollingsworth was especially effective in the Engineers' second round win over Farmingdale State, netting a career-high 37 points, while pulling down 12 boards.
Joining him in the frontcourt is fellow NEWMAC first teamer Will Tashman '13, who recorded a double-double in both NCAA Tournament games after averaging 11.6 points and 9.5 rebounds on the year.
Helping to space the floor for MIT's bigs are guards Jamie Karraker '12 and Mitchell Kates '13. Karraker currently ranks seventh nationally in three-point field goals made per game (3.5), while Kates, who averaged 13.5 points and 5.3 assists on the year, fell just two assists shy of a triple double in the first round match-up with Skidmore, finishing with 24 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists.
SCOUTING CSI: After dropping a non-conference game to Illinois Wesleyan in late December, Staten Island (26-4) rattled off 17-straight wins en route to a CUNYAC title and its first NCAA Championship berth since the 2001-02 season. Making the most of its return to the Tournament, the Dolphins scored a decisive 98-73 opening round win over Ithaca College before defeating Rhode Island College 77-67 to extend its unbeaten streak to a record 19 games.
As the CUNYAC's highest scoring offense (79.3), the Dolphins have relied on an efficient attack that ranks third nationally in three-point shooting (41.2) and sixth in field-goal percentage (50.2).
Serving as the catalyst to the CSI offense is CUNYAC Tournament MVP and first team selection T.J. Tibbs. Averaging 15.9 points and 6.1 assists, Tibbs has been on a tear of late, scoring 31 points with four assists in the conference championship game before netting 24 points with 14 helpers against Ithaca. The senior guard then erupted for a career-high 40 points, adding six rebounds in the second round against RIC.
Joining Tibbs in the backcourt is sophomore Bloochy Magliore, who led the team in scoring (17.7), while ranking second in rebounds (5.2). Among the nation's leaders in three-point field goals made per game (3.0), Magliore had 26 points in the Dolphins' first round win over the Bombers, connecting on 6-of-12 attempts from long distance, while grabbing 14 boards.
Complementing CSI's dynamic duo is senior forward Jordan Young, who gives the Dolphins a much needed presence on the low block. Averaging 16.5 points and 7.6 rebounds in 2011-12, he shot 7-for-10 against Ithaca to finish with 18 points and seven rebounds.
2012 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Championship
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Sectional Semifinals - Friday, Mar. 9
CSI (26-4) vs. #3 MIT (27-1) --- 5:30 p.m.
#2 Amherst (26-2) vs. #9 Franklin & Marshall (27-2) --- 7:30 p.m.
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PHILADELPHIA -- San Diego State knows what Georgetown felt like.
The Aztecs, like the Hoyas two nights earlier, could only watch Florida Gulf Coast celebrate an upset win at the NCAA tournament. This was an historic one -- the 81-71 victory made the Eagles the first No. 15 seed to reach the NCAA tournament's round of 16.
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St-Martin and St Maarten: Sightseeing Tour of the French and Dutch Sides of the Island
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Great trip. Excellent driver. I would recommend it
Great tour guide, very informative and saw so much!!!
We went on this tour on Saturday Dec 06, 2014 and it was awesome. Our tour guide was so knowledgeable, friendly and funny. He provided us all kind of drinks: rum punch, beers, soft drinks and water which was generous of the tour. We received a lot of historic information about the Dutch and French side. Well worth it and satisfied
Brilliant! Guide/driver was friendly and very informative about the island. 3 coolers containing lots of rum punch, beer, fizzy pop and water. Told us the only rule concerning the trip was to leave the coolers empty!! Five in our family party from cruise ship plus other tourists all thoroughly enjoyed it. No hesitation in recommending this trip.
Oscar was fabulous! This was the perfect way to get an overview of the island. The bus was clean and the schedule of sites well planned. Worth the time and money.
Everything was more than I expected. Pickup was exactly on time. Our driver/guide was most knowledgable and helpful. It was a great experience.
we were picked up at the port and went on a wonderful tour of the entire island. Our guide stopped several times for pictures, visited a beautiful beach then on to more sightseeing, with plenty of FREE cool beverages alcoholic and non-alcoholic for the entire day. I think our favorite spot was a stop at Maho Beach. This is where the airplanes fly over the beach and land. For the more adventurous like ourselves, we held on to the fence as a 737 took off. Able to cross that off the bucketlist. Plenty of time for sightseeing, shopping, down time at beaches. I would definitely take this tour again!
Our tour guide was great! The van was comfortable and plenty of drinks. Nice way to see the island and get some history.
Our island tour was great. I love taking "circle island" tours. You get to see things you wouldn't normally see if you were on your own, and you get so much more information about the island. Our tour guide, Julio, is an excellent tour guide, very pleasant, funny and informative. I would recommend anyone to take this tour.
We had a wonderful time on our tour. Oscar was knowledgeable and fun to travel with. The trip was well organized and allowed us to see a little bit of everything that we wanted to see on both sides of the island. We will definitely be coming back.
We really enjoyed our time touring the island.
The tour was excellent. Bert, a native of the island, was very informative about its history. He stopped at several locations for scenic pictures, beaches and shopping. We would highly recommend this tour, especially to any first time visitors to St. Martin/St. Maarten.
The crew on this outing took the trip from great to stupendous! I considered doing it twice in the same week! Conscience of everyone's differing snorkeling and swimming abilities, the crew ensures all are able to have a wonderful day on the sea! Highly recommend!
Great tour. Very informative. The tour guide was outstanding. Highly recommended.
Our tour guide was knowledgable. We had a private van and it took us all around the island. There was enough time in each location. I would recommend this tour to better understand the island.
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The whole experience was wonderful! Our tour guide was very knowlegeable of the island and took time to stop and ssonhow us things about the area. Our van was nice and air conditioned which I really appreciated! We were able to take great pictures and have a wonderful experience. We definately recommend this company and we would use them again!
We had a knowledgeable and very friendly guide who showed us the highlights. The van was very comfortable, I would recommend this excursion.
It was great
Informative and comfortable tour of the island. Good for first timers to the island.
This tour was a great way to get to see the entire island without renting a car. Our guide, Oscar, had lots of knowledge about the history of the area. Plus he made it a lot of fun! We were able to get a small taste of everything the island had to offer so we could go back for more in depth exploration later. I would definitely recommend this tour.
The tour was quite good. The guide was friendly and entertaining. He provided a great deal of factual info. in a way that was interesting, not dull or dry. The tour included a nice variety of experiences: scenic views, introduction to local wildlife and cuisine, beach lounging, shopping, fun.
We enjoyed learning the history of the island. Our guide was friendly and knowledgable. The day was very relaxing and enjoyable! Great day!
Very informative.
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1203 Ridgeway Rd Ste 203
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MemphisMargolin Hebrew Academy
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Imagine Entertainment's Brian Grazer and Seine Pictures' Ivan Orlic are producing Pele with Kim Roth and Colin Wilson executive producing.
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Wildcats host Kent State to open 2014 baseball season
FEB 14, 2014 12:10p ET
Senior James Farris will start on the mound as Arizona opens its 2014 baseball season on Friday night against Kent State. Game time is 6 pm. at Hi Corbett Field.
The two teams will continue the three-game series with games at 6 p.m. on Saturday and noon on Sunday. Tyler Crawford will start on Saturday for Arizona, with junior college transfer Cody Hamlin getting the Sunday start.
The Wildcats are coming off a 34-21 season, while Kent State was 36-23. Andy Lopez, who has recovered from offseason heart surgery, starts his 13th season as Arizona's head coach, while Arizona State alumnus Jeff Duncan is in his first season as Kent State's head coach.
Arizona returns six regulars from last year's lineup, led by shortstop Kevin Newman, who earned All-Pac-12 honors as a freshman while batting .336. Other returnees include catcher Riley Moore, second baseman Trent Gilbert and outfielders Joseph Maggi, Zach Gibbons and Scott Kingery.


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