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Cozumel Chankanaab National Park Tour Excursion Reviews
We went to this park to snorkel and see a sea lion show. The park was clean and beautiful. Snorkeling was awesome and the sea lion show was cute. We also did a tequila tasting and saw some fake Mayan ruins. I'd recommend this excursion.
Chankanaab! $12 taxi ride (for up to 4 people) to get there. Then $22 per person to get in. They have a beach, pools, zip lining (extra), snorkeling (around $10 - $15 pp includes snorkel, mask, locker, and life jacket), sea lion show, dolphin & manatee show, ruins, bar, restaurant, etc
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Chankanaab National Park is very nice, although I only experienced a small part of it, remaining on the beach most of the day. The entrance fee is about $20. We did watch part of a free sea lion show, but it pales in comparison to the shows at Sea World. My wife received a reasonably-priced massage in a large cabana just a few feet from the beach.
The guides for this excursion were beyond wonderful, however the timing for this excursion is all wrong. After gathering the group and driving to the park, we had an incredibly limited amount of time to spend at the park prior to it closing for the day. Big bummer.
In Cozumel, our snorkeling excursion was cancelled due to low participation. They wanted us to go on another sail, snorkel, and beach but we declined. We decided to instead check out Chankanaab. We have been to Cozumel before even stayed a week but had never checked out this place. Decided to go with the ship excursion which we knew was no doubt a rip off and it was but for the first time wanted to check out how to get there, etc. Well, if you are going there, just take a taxi and there are plenty of taxis at the place to go back. We only wanted to check out the snorkeling from shore. Small square lockers can be rented for $5. There is a huge snorkeling area and we were told to go out beyond the white floating dock. We did and saw about nothing. Then decided to circle back to one end and do a slow snorkel along the shore and it was a decent snorkel - saw lots of different sea life. I would go back there again to snorkel as it is hard to find good shore snorkeling. The ship excursion said it included a Sea Lion show, Tequila Tasting, and a walk through the botanical gardens. Well, actually anyone who pays to get into the park gets can do all of those things so the ship excursion is stretching the point a bit. We didn't do any of those things and after we were done snorkeling we asked to be taken back early. You can do that if you sign a release that you want to leave early land they call and pay for a taxi back to the port.
Yantar and his helper are very good at their jobs. We snorkeled, swam, went on an interesting tour, saw a sea lion show and a tequila history tour with tasting of 6 different grades of tequila.
We booked a ship tour of Discover Mexico and Chankanaab National Park. Not a bad way to while away an afternoon, and the price was okay.
This was such a great excursion! The guides were friendly, the meet up location was convenient, and you get such an amazing deal! The park it takes place at is gorgeous and very well maintained. I can't imagine finding a better beach in all of Cozumel. I'm so glad we picked this excursion.
You start off the excursion by spending about an hour snorkeling. The water was clear and there were so many fish to see! The best part was how close they all got. None of them were scared of us. They swam all around us and you could reach out your hand and touch them if you wanted too! There were even Mayan ruins underwater and a few Spanish canons. That was the icing on the cake!
After snorkeling you have a bit of free time to spend on the beach, grabbing a snack, or getting ready for the rest of the tour. Then you all meet back up for the Sea Lion show. Although the show is pretty short it was a lot of fun. The sea lions get up close and personal with the audience. I got so many wonderful pictures!
After the show there is a quick tour of the replica Mayan ruins. It was a bit disappointing that they weren't authentic, but it is a great opportunity to learn about the Mayans and to see how they lived. It was very interesting!
The final bit of the excursion involves a tequila tasting! I expected a few sips of tequila. However, we tried probably 8 different types! It was a lot of fun and definitely exceeded my expectations.
All in all it was a great tour and I would definitely do it again! It was a great way to spend our time in Mexico!
We kind of ran out of time to be able to enjoy the part other then Swimming with the Dolphin, we wanted to do some shopping. I will say the buffet that came with the package was not very good at all, I did enjoy some fresh Papaya. Shopping in Cozumel was the best of all three ports we stopped at.
The tour group - Tripping Cool, was very efficient and our guide was knowledgeable and flexible. We went on the guided tour at 11:00 of the botanical gardens. The rest of the time we spent exploring on our own --- in the water and watching the dolphin encounters.
Cozumel: Chankanaab park - $25 one way cab for 6, $21 admission. Then we sprang for the dolphin/manatee encounter which my wife expertly negotiated for $70 pp. The photos are where they really nail you - $194 for the digital DVD of all pics, also negotiated down by wife to $127 (all US$). Excursion from boat was like $120pp I think.
Verdict: expensive either way if you do Chankanaab dolphins - not much difference there.
This was pretty special, once-in-a-lifetime thing to get so up close and personal with the dolphin. The manatee was cool, though brief.
The rest of the park feels like a massive tourist trap - parts were cool, parts were forgettable - I would not go out of my way to get there other than for the dolphins.
Whoever owns that place makes a LOT of cash!!
The first port-of-call was Cozumel: this port was well-maintained, but extremely crowded. On the day of my stop, there were 6 ships present. My wife and I did a shore excursion to a local resort, Chankanaab Park, with a dolphin encounter, and snorkeling. This shore excursion stated it had a buffet and unlimited drinks. The drink menu was offered at two locations, which were about 2000 feet from the beach, and was stripped down to include only 5 'custom drinks'. The buffet was just as interesting; there was nacho cheese, hotdogs without buns, and steamed vegetables. Additionally, there was no seating available- after 2 hours of walking around, I was still unable to find a spot on the beach. Upon exit, I realized that the park price was $21 with $16.67 buffet; which was $40 cheaper than what I paid. Carnival informed me that their price-match guarantee was not valid for my claim as my picture of the sign was not sufficient.
We loved the swim with the Manatees at Chankanaab however after it was over when we went to buy some photos, we were shocked at the pricing. The lady's "best deal" was $40 for one .jpg photo if you can believe it! She started the "negotiation" with $250 for a CD of photos, which had me about fall over. She then lowered it to 20 photos for $120. After coming off of Grand Cayman shore excursion of swimming with the stingrays and only paying $45 for a CD of about 50 photos, they must think we're dopes. We quickly left. The cruiseline didn't have anything to do with this as I booked the excursion independently.
Manatee encounter was fabulous - trainer was great - even though he was Cowboys fan... He really cared about manatees and it showed. 5.5 for that - even though the photos were very expensive we had been warned to expect it.
Was able to get very reasonably priced bathing suit, when I left mine in the cabin, and t-shirts
Snorkeling afterward was marginal - although the roped in area was big enough to do some nice swimming - not much in the way of fish - underwater bronzes were ok - raft was a plus - 3 stars
Food was good - had the shrimp tacos
Absolutely beautiful beaches. Although there were about 4 other ships, this location and beach park was not crowded. NAtional Park was beautiful and had replicas od MAyan Ruins
You snorkel for half hour, take a short very informative nature hike, see the crocodiles, watch a sea lion show and best of all, Tequilla Tasting. Afterwards went to Senor Frog's – enuf said.
We looked this with the cruise line for $105 under dolphin swimming. However the port offers this for $89. Though we only purchased dolphin swimming the package came with the manatee swim, sea lion show, the park adventure (including beach and snorkeling) and tequila tasting all which the cruise line charged separately for. We also went zip-lining at the park and I must say everything was excellent! Way more than the price we paid.
BEAUTIFUL!!! Save yourself almost HALF the price that Carnival charges and grab your own cab and take a ride out there. The beach was phenomenal, the snorkeling great and the staff very friendly!
That wasn't the name of where we went .xcaret, an ecological park. Lovely, lots of wildlife, rivers, beach, Mayan culture. It was a long trip, 40 minutes on a ferry, then a walk to a bus and a 15 minute trip to the park. Park itself was great.
Always love this park. Had a few added features this trip. Sea Lions show was very good. Not too many fish for our snorkel trip but the water was great. The coral was not as good this time. Maybe the time of year. Loved our tour guides. Great day.
The water and beaches were beautiful. Snorkeling was fun and they had lots of fish to be seen close to the beaches. The food was about as sad and the food on the ship and very over-priced.
Charly, our guide was outstanding, took such good care of everyone. IF you take a tour through the ship you don't get hasseled by the vendors trying to sell you excursions as you walk through the shopping plaza. He guided us all the way, was very enthusiastic and friendly, and genuinely wanted us to have a good time. So much to do here. Sea Lion show, you can swim with the dolphins. The value is good,a s it is $11 each way by taxi, and $22 to enter the park, and $12 for snorkeling. I believe we paid $49 each for this tour. Instructions all the way for snorkeling and where everything was in the park. Showers and change rooms, very clean. Ate on the beach, and joined up with the tour at the Sea Lion show. Not quite enough time here, you could definilty go on your own, very close to port. But we got back to the ship after walking around the shops for half an hr, and the torrential rain hit, so glad we came back. A great excursion.
amazing tour with Charly, he really took good care of us. Avoided us being hassled by everyone else for tours. So much to do at this park. Had an excellent time snorkeling, great visibility, even told everyone how to put it on, and kept a watch on everyone in the group to make sure they were safe are enjoying themselves. Lots to take in at this park, but really good value for the money paid. You could spend the whole day here. Our timing was great,after we got back to the ship, down came a torrential downpour. Would highly recommend this excursion. Cozumel itself looks bleak, as they have never cut down any of the dead trees from the hurricane years ago.
You can find a $2 off per person coupon online bringing the admission to $19 each. Snorkeling was nice but not a ton of fish. A locker was $5 for all of our stuff. Besides the snorkeling, the Sea Lion show was really fun and there were many other things to do on the grounds. Definitely do this on your own to save money. Cab was $16 each way for 5 people and is $11 for 4 people.
The kids LOVED the snorkeling at Chankanaab. This was my second trip there. Went last March and again this March because we loved it so much. The older two girls, 15 and 16 went snorkeling and I felt safe knowing that they would be safe in a Taxi back to the ship as I had to take the 11 yr old back since she had such a horrible migraine that started earlier in the day on the smelly ship. She enjoyed the dolphins, but having had the headache and having to take some migraine medicine she needed to be back on the boat to rest. Would definitely return again for a third and many more visits.
Waves were very choppy when we arrived but later settled down a great deal. Lots of beach area to sit and relax and read while the kids play in the sand. Small swimming hole was very crowded by 11:00.
Do not miss Chankanaab!...and select always Charlie and Oscar as guides, they are both amazing!...specially Charlie who feel a great love for his island and his mayan ancestors. The park is more than beautiful and friendly and the ocean water of Cozumel is always unique.
Great, had a 'free run' of the place. Just stay in the areas as the tour guides say to go to get your free food and drinks. You are issued a wrist band to identify you and what you are there for to make your excursion problem free. Great...the only complaint is that excursions are far shorter than advertised...wish we could actually be at excursion location longer than we actually got to visit. Keep this in mind!!
We arrived in port and were off the ship around 8am local time to beat the crowds on what we knew was going to be a very crowded day at Chankanaab. We quickly exited the International Pier Complex, grabbed an official taxi from the stand at the pier, and for $11USD the four of us were on the way to Chankanaab! It was $21USD per adult and was totally worth it. We made no reservations and just went for it. It saved us a lot of money going it on our own. While in the park we hopped on to a guided tour with an awesome guide Felipe, who explained all of the Mayan culture and history. The Tequila tasting was great. For $7USD you can get a very strong margarita served in a souvenir clay cup which was cool. The Sea Lion show was fun! We brought our own snorkels, and the snorkeling right from the beach was much better than I anticipated. Amazing day on a budget in Cozumel. Avoided feeling restricted to a ship excursion. Freedom in paradise!
Chankanaab park was beautiful, and had abundant marine life to view while snorkeling. The vendors seemed to be competing for our business which was slightly annoying, but overall it was a very good experience. Lots of amenites, and while there were 3 cruise ships in port that day, we did not have a very difficult time in finding a shady spot to hang out while on the beach.
Great location to swim with the Dolphins. great photos taken by the company. this location is about 15 mins. from port and you can take a $12 taxi and pay at the location and save 45% from ship prices.
Cozumel was my favorite port of call by far. We booked the excursion for the dolphin/manatee encounter at Chankanaab. The dolphins were amazing, and the manatee was neat. They have a free sea lion show that was an adorable hoot. Chankanaab has a very nice beach area with plenty of shady spots to relax. It was very low-stress getting to/from the area - the excursion arranged taxis to take us all to the facility, and whenever we wanted to leave we simply had to report to a certain place at the entrance and they would arrange a taxi to take us back to the port at no additional cost to us - it was included in the excursion fee.
I wish we had owned and brought a waterproof camera with us to document the amazing experiences we had with the dolphins and manatee. The pictures the Chankanaab staff took were very cool, but insanely expensive. I would absolutely do this excursion again, would recommend it to anyone ... and would be sure to bring my own waterproof camera for next time to save money on pictures.
My mother-in-law's curling iron died during our trip. She went to the spa to ask if they had one she could borrow to do her hair for dinner and they weren't very nice about it. In Cozumel on the way back from Chankanaab she and my father-in-law were able to take a taxi to a store called Mega (?) to buy a new one, and the taxi driver waited for them to make the purchase and then drove them back to the port.
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Hackney reportedly told the jury he accidentally dropped Sophia when he was in the process of moving her from a changing table to a blanket on the carpeted floor. He said he had her in one hand when she fell.
After Hackney and Sophia's mother, Robyn Herald, took Sophia to Walla Walla General Hospital the day she was hurt, personnel there found that bones in the baby's skull had been fractured. She was transferred to Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital in Spokane.
During a subsequent interview with Walla Walla police Detective Marcus Goodwater, Hackney reportedly said he remembered dropping Sophia on the floor when he was changing her diaper, but the drop was only from about a foot above a carpeted area.
After Goodwater confronted Hackney further, he admitted, "It was a hard drop," according to Goodwater's report filed in court.
Hackney explained that Sophia had been crying, he was frustrated and tired, but said he dropped her accidentally.
Goodwater's report says Hackney later admitted "he lost control over his frustrations and threw Sophia hard to the floor."
But Wernette maintained Hackney made no such admission.
Two pediatricians from Sacred Heart testified at trial that the baby's injuries were "non-accidental in nature," and a third said they were "the result of abusive injuries," according to Mulhern.
But local neurologist Dr. Toomas Eisler testified for the defense.
He reviewed Sophia's medical records and concluded in a report her injuries were consistent with being dropped because fractured skull bones in someone so young require minimal force.
"On a more probable than not basis the medical record findings of injury are inconsistent with the force associated with the act of throwing an infant against the floor or other object," Eisler wrote.
After Sophia was discharged from Sacred Heart, she was returned to Walla Walla. Child Protective Services became involved in the case.
Hackney has been allowed supervised visits with his daughter.
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As an artist, Chafetz couldn't ignore the upheaval around him. So instead, he picked up his chisel and went to work.
"I was discouraged by the role of politics in everyday life, where instead of working for the public good, people were looking for individual advantage," Chafetz said. "Politics has changed, but still those old problems of politics working for their own advantage rather than public welfare and good are still around us. So I've had to comment on that."
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Scotland striker Kenny Miller retired from international duty after amassing 69 caps and scoring 18 goals over a 12-year period for his country.
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Tireless in attack and often deployed as a lone frontman, Miller scored some memorable goals for his country and sits sixth in the list of Scotland's all-time leading goalscorers.
Scotland manager Gordon Strachan described the Vancouver Whitecaps forward as a "pleasure" to work with.
Here, BBC Sport reflects on some of Miller's most memorable goals.
First international goal: 2-1 win against Iceland in Euro 2004 qualifier at Hampden (29.03.03)
Miller, who had sealed a £3m move to Wolves from Rangers the previous September, opened his Scotland account in style with the opener in the Euro 2004 qualifying victory against Iceland.
He slotted home Graham Alexander's cross to set Bertie Vogts's men on the road to victory.
"To put us ahead so early on was a dream start," said Miller.
Scotland 1-1 Germany: Euro 2004 qualifier at Hampden (07.06.03)
Miller continued his good form in the qualification campaign, cancelling out Fredi Bobic's opener to slot an angled shot past legendary goalkeeper Oliver Kahn.
The Scots couldn't create a winner against Rudi Voeller's men. Scotland coach Berti Vogts was anxious to put on a good show against his countrymen and the draw saw both sides tied on eight points at the top of Group Five.
Scotland 1-1 Italy: 2006 World Cup qualifier at Hampden (03.09.05)
Miller headed Walter Smith's side in front in a pulsating encounter against the Azzuri. The striker headed home Paul Hartley's cross as the Scots lined up at Hampden chasing a first victory against Italy since 1965.
Graham Alexander found Darren Fletcher in space and the midfielder checked back and stroked the ball out wide to Hartley, who whipped in an inviting cross from the right-hand side.
Miller got across Cristian Zaccardo and headed the ball powerfully past Angelo Peruzzi from six yards.
Norway 1-2 Scotland: 2006 World Cup qualifier in Oslo (07.09.05)
The striker proved Norway's tormentor-in-chief with a double to re-ignite Scotland's bid to reach the World Cup finals in Germany.
Miller pounced on a James McFadden flick to poke home the opener and the predatory hitman reacted quickest to flick the ball past Thomas Myhre.
And the forward was denied a hat-trick before going off injured following a desperate dive by Andre Bergdolmo.
Scotland 3-1 Ukraine: Euro 2008 qualifier at Hampden (13.10.07)
The Scots extinguished Ukraine's faint hopes of playing in the Euro 2008 finals with a convincing victory at Hampden.
Miller headed Alex McLeish's side ahead after three minutes following a James McFadden free-kick.
Despite a goal from Andriy Shevchenko, the Scots secured victory with goals from Lee McCulloch and McFadden.
Cyprus 1-2 Scotland: Friendly (11.11.11)
Proving that he could also score from outside the box, Miller fired an outrageous effort from distance in the victory in Cyprus.
The striker cushioned the ball on the top of his foot then looped it over stranded goalkeeper Antonis Georgallides and into the far corner of the net.
The cracking strike left the then Scotland boss Craig Levein purring with delight. "Kenny has scored regularly for Scotland, but I don't think he will have scored many better than that one," he said.
"It was a wonderful pass from Christophe Berra and a sublime finish."
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England 3-2 Scotland: Friendly at Wembley (14.08.13)
The veteran striker reserved one of his most impressive goals - and his last for his country - against England at Wembley.
Selling Chelsea defender Gary Cahill a clever dummy on the edge of the area just after half-time, Miller turned and thundered a shot low to Joe Hart's right and into the corner of the net.
It put the Scots 2-1 up on the night and sent the visiting fans into raptures; also triggering that trademark celebration and grin from a striker whose effort and commitment saw opposition defenders rarely given a moment's peace.
Reacting to Miller's decision to retire from Scotland duty, Strachan added: "He has left nothing behind in international football.
"It's good as a footballer when you can move on to something else knowing you have given it your best shot."
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Comment number 18. Posted by drawkcabon 26 Aug 2013 13:44
Come in your dinners oot
Comment number 17. Posted by drawkcabon 25 Aug 2013 22:55
To all the guys on here who have come on and slagged Kenny.
Kenny may now be a has been. You will always be never beens.
Run along now.
Comment number 16. Posted by sthomson93on 25 Aug 2013 17:32
He'll go down as one of the greats, although his retirement has been due for some time. His commitment to his country and his work rate deserve endless praise and he's a great role model for younger players looking for someone to emulate. It's a true shame he never got to represent his country at the European Championship or World Cup tournaments.
Comment number 15. Posted by drawkcabon 25 Aug 2013 17:10
@14 whats the frequency kenneth
Comment number 14. Posted by drawkcabon 25 Aug 2013 16:41
Three cheers for kenny
Hip hip.............hooray
Hip hip.............hooray
Hip hip.............hooray
For he's a jolly good fellow............... and so say all of us
Comment number 13. Posted by drawkcabon 25 Aug 2013 16:09
I am a celtic and scotland supporter.
I was disappointed when kenny left celtic as his work rate was terrific and an example to some currently playing for the team who could take a leaf out his book.
Likewise I am disappointed to lose kenny as a scotland player. Gordon strachan is a clever manager and I would not be surprised if kenny ends up as part of the coaching staff in the future.
Comment number 12. Posted by luckyandygrayon 25 Aug 2013 10:54
Jenny Miller has done the right thing and left on a high. Your only as good as your last game! Whilst I applaud his loyalty, as a top striker in a national side and for so long a definite no! However proves my point that any one who has worn an OF jersey or played in England is an automatic consideration despite their actual ability. GMS move now or no caps for you!
Comment number 11. Posted by Butcherradaron 25 Aug 2013 10:40
It really saddens me that some of you people have to hide behind a keyboard and spew bile. By and large K. Miller has scored goals aplenty. He's had a few moves and probably at the right time etc so he's pretty well off and can go forth and multiply happily. He did his for Scotland I reckon and that's all you can ask ( with v poor service btw ) Not fussed about his club stats.
Comment number 10. Posted by TheRealStelioson 25 Aug 2013 09:00
so what? always made himself available are we really giving people credit for turning up now? he was an awful player, whose greed and ineptitude cost us a ton of goals, every time he was named in a squad my heart sank cause you knew he would start in front of guys with a million times more talent, he is endemic of everything wrong with our game, all he ever had was pace and workrate, zero talent
Comment number 9. Posted by Harrywragon 25 Aug 2013 08:51
Kenny will always provoke debate. For once, let's enjoy what he DID do for us and not lament what he didn't do. Always made himself available (until Friday!). Always gave every last % of effort and energy. Will always remember him for scoring at wembley and for THAT goal in Cyprus. Cheers Kenny. Come drink with the foot soldiers anytime.
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Words by Aaron Stein | Photos by J Bau
Early show: Celebration, Night of 1000 Stars, The Real Thing, St. Stephen > The Eleven > Again and Again, Mason's Children, Liberty
Late show: Jam > Patchwork Quilt, Viola Lee Blues > Midnight Train > Viola Lee Blues > Rock and Roll Blues > Welcome To The Underground > Viola Lee Blues, No More Do I > Leave Me Out of This, Lovelight
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Through the kindness of the jays I was lucky enough to hit both the early "abbreviated set" and the late show of the two-pronged Phil Lesh & Friends CD release party at Irving Plaza in NYC Tuesday night. Phil Lesh in Irving Plaza is a pretty sweet deal, almost two years to the day of seeing Trey & Co. back in Roseland; some guys get all the luck.
The expectations were for Phil to plug the album for the early show and open things up during the late set. The quick opener of "Celebration" followed this suggested route and it was plenty quick and short and had the pacing and timbre of a set-opening "Bertha." The minute the band started playing I could tell it was going to be a fun night; the sound was nothing short of marrow-chilling perfect and Phil was turned WAY UP and in '72-'78 form, so all the old Deadheads could be transported to wherever they came from. The playing in the first set was pretty much perfect from top to bottom. They ran through the first three songs with nary a pause and pretty much nailed the album material quite well. Quite well except for those nagging vocals which seemed even worse than usual for a Phil Lesh show. There was a point during "Celebration" that I thought to myself that the harmonizing between Phil, Warren and Rob was "not too bad" and wouldn't you know it, they fell apart from there. Agonizing at points, but to say the least, I wasn't there to hear Phil sing.
The short "Celebration" made way for a quickening "Night of 1000 Stars" which was very sweet. The band has been playing the new material a lot lately and the practice is apparently paying off. Although I would have picked any songs besides those three to start off the night, there was no denying that the band was very tight and had come to play. As the night wore on it became obvious that if you were there to see setlist theatrics and old-school nostalgia trips, this was not the show for you.
The opening notes to "St. Stephen" coming out of "The Real Thing" completely energized the crowd. The intro caused the entire audience, en masse, to move in sync and the floor started to resonate. What a completely wild experience, something I'd never felt before at dozens of shows at Irving Plaza: the floor just started bouncing and propelling the revelers upward. I don't know if it was just where I was standing or what, but it was pretty cool.
"St. Stephen > The Eleven" was the kind of lagniappe that no one was sure we'd get during the early show. Now seems to be as good as a time as any to introduce the overriding theme to the evening: Jimmy Herring. Less so in the first set, but really all night long, Jimmy was the driving force behind every jam that went down Tuesday night. "St. Stephen" provided an early chance for him to let loose, but Warren was right there with him for the time being. At points during the tune, the jamming took on a "Mountain Jam" aura - Dickey/Duane style - as Southern-fried guitars dueled it out with honor and dignity. Pistols at dawn was this doublet of "Stephen > Eleven," just well matched at every angle, the band finally simmering into that group-mind mentality that allowed the sharp definitions between each band member to blur into impressionistic imagery suggesting something greater than the individual parts and inciting nonsensical run-on sentences. It was one of the few moments that actually gave me that "this is enthrallingly intense" chills the entire night.
The spaciness that tumbled out of "The Eleven" was a real buzz-kill, considering the core-of-the-sun heat they had just laid on us and the sweat I had worked up trying to physically interpret such playing. "Again and Again" has the deliberately off-kilter pacing of a Thelonious Monk tune wrapped up in typical Robert Hunter lyrics. Reportedly the song is the result of Hunter putting words to a piece of music written by Jimmy Herring and it shows. Awkward but interesting, it's a shame there isn't a vocalist sweet enough to carry out such an endeavor in the ensemble. The show ended with a raucous "Mason's Children" which seemed to signal greater things for the second set as they romped with some of the first pure rock n' roll riffing of the night.
At some point during the first set I felt that while I had gotten fairly close to the stage, I wanted to be able to loogie on Herring during the late show seeing as the opportunity was there. So I made my way toward the exit and stopped in the doorway to listen to the "encore" of "Liberty" which might have been the vocal highlight of the evening, well-played through and through and capping off a solid and (yes) abbreviated set that was a much better mix of old and new than I was expecting. Hopped on-line for an hour and then secured a nice spot three men back from Jimmy for the late show.
I am very glad I did so, because if I wasn't there absorbing every note off that workhorse Fender straight out of Jimmy's amp I don't think I would have enjoyed the second set very much at all. There are only so many ways I can say "Jimmy ripped shit up" and only so many times I can say "Jimmy took a sick-ass solo here," so just understand that that is inherent to the rest of this review, which will probably quicken up as a result. It could have been because over the last two or three years my love for Jimmy's playing has grown exponentially to the point where I've convinced myself to fawn over every note he played. It could have been that I was standing dead in front of him; it could have been a lot of things. But basically, from where I was calling it, Jimmy flat out-played the rest of the band. He was just on another level than all the rest of them, except for possibly Phil at points. Sorry to say it, but Warren was either too tired or too something but he just didn't bring his A-game to the late show. Jimmy didn't seem to mind carrying the load, showing off his talents like a Miss America contestant in the swimsuit competition.
The set started off smokingly enough, with a patented "Jam" on the setlist indicating a free-flowing exchange of musical "ideas" between each band member. Phil's bass just oozed out of the woofers on the floor in front of me, creating this alternative ether in which the rest of the music flowed. This jam was superb and lent itself to the notion that the second set would be one of those opportunistic voyages into the heart of improvisational music itself. The lengthy foray into five-man experimentation was as focused and loose as the band would get all night, but it had to end and it ended with the first of many awkward transition of the evening, right into "Patchwork Quilt."
I blame John Molo for much of the nauseating flow of the set. He was just a little TOO prescient in bringing about segues and often his changes were abrupt and, honestly, just plain misplaced, which created a dizzying confusion between almost each song. Still the "Jam > Patchwork Quilt > [a thundering] Viola Lee Blues" was a great start to the set still filled with promise. "Viola Lee" opened up into more silliness on the jam frontier, with Jimmy just slicing the strings of his guitar. It's been a little while since I just plum stared at Mr. Herring play for an entire night, but I made it my mission to focus on him even when he wasn't soloing. Wise decision. They say the speed of light is the fastest anything can travel, and I have to believe that Jimmy gets pretty darn close sometimes - just unbelievably agile and quick on that Fender. I think "tone" is one of the major factors on deciding whether you will dig a certain guitarist or not. Jimmy's tone is a unique one which recalls pedal steel, slide guitar and sitar all with the recognition of his roots in country twang, Dickey Betts-inspired southern-rock and Sun Ra via Bruce Hampton wild jazz. Whatever it is, I love it and got plenty of it Tuesday night.
When the jam that had departed "Viola Lee" made its way to "Midnight Train," I had the premonition that the set would go "[new song] > Viola Lee > [album plug] > Viola Lee > [this is an album release party] > Viola Lee > [buy our album]." Sometimes it sucks to be right, doesn't it? I don't mind the new material too much, but needless to say, I would have been a lot happier if those gorgeous, muted Jimmy solos that sounded like they were going into "Terrapin" actually went into "Terrapin," or if those bass-bomb interludes from Phil that sounded like they were going to drop the band into a no-holds-barred "Other One" actually went into the "Other One." Half the fun of seeing Phil is the wild interpretations of the beloved Dead repertoire, the reinvention of 30 year-old riffs that breathes new life into material that was literally pronounced Dead years ago. I won't begrudge a man the right to pen new tunes, and for the most part, I think the new songs are quite good... I just don't want to hear them all in the same show.
So the show had become predictable and on top of that, the band wasn't even playing that well. The shakiness that had only taken root with the vocals in the first set seemed to permeate to other facets of the band's strengths. First and foremost, Warren was practically invisible. I don't know if it's just a coincidence, but the last three times I've seen this band, Warren has disappeared and Jimmy has lead the charge. There were many moments where Jimmy would be soloing and Warren just stopped playing and stepped to the side. This isn't the band that I fell ga-ga for over the last couple of years; the band that featured two-guitar rock and jam like no one had done before. I don't think Warren took more than five noteworthy solos the entire night and most of these were more going-through-the-motions type than truly inspired playing. Of course, Warren's "motions" put most others to shame, but still, he's set the precedence for excellence and we expect it from him now.
Rob Barracco also seems to have fallen into this trap of deja vu. His piano playing seems to have become a caricature of his best work from the past, seemingly just reworking the same solo over and over. His work on the organ, on the other hand, seems to translate his style much better and I was pretty impressed with the unique niche he's carved there with whirling fills and the occasional solo.
The stretch from "Midnight Train" to the final portion of "Viola Lee" was spotted with some nice work here and there, but overall it left much to be desired. Herring was literally on another page from everyone else, and as good as he is, he isn't suited for leading this quintet so the jamming and playing suffered from it. Still, it's fun to watch these musicians follow Jimmy down the ARU-rabbit-hole of weirdness sometimes.
The show finally ended with a groaning "Lovelight" that rocked a bit but didn't make up for the shortcomings of the earlier blahs. Like I said, if I wasn't standing in front of Jimmy the entire night, I probably would have had a terrible night... as it was, despite the lack of true inspiration, I actually had a blast. Standing 10 feet in front of the guy who has become my favorite guitar player and having him DELIVER is well worth the price of admission. And Phil Lesh & Friends is a band whose average payoff is not a bad paycheck for a day's work, not bad at all. You can't beat swimming in Lesh's Modulus in the intimate setting of Irving Plaza either. Mind-blowing or not, the moment was appreciated and I assure you I was smiling all night long.
And at least a paragraph's mention of the crowd. First off - great crowd, good energy, no "assholes" to be seen. One great thing about the evolved Phil Lesh "scene" is the mélange of types. Waiting in line my hat inspired a Rain Man-esque monologue on the three best "Jack Straw"s this drunken fella had ever heard, launching an extremely repetitious recount of Dead shows in the late 70s early 80s, while inside a group off to my side was rerunning the old "best Mike's Song's ever" debate. The healthy mix of old and new, passionate and dubious, local and just-flew-in-for-the-show, shirt-and-tied and tie-dyed generates an interesting energy that I always appreciate in addition to (or in spite of) the music we've all gathered to see.
I also was extremely pleased at the props the Phil crowd is finally giving Jimmy (although can't understand how, on a night like last night, they cheer louder for Warren than Jimmy). At one pause in the second set, after Jimmy was obviously generating wormholes in the space-time continuum, the crowd began a "Let Jimmy sing" chant that amused the band quite a bit. Jimmy muttered something quiet and bashful into Rob's mic and Phil gave a "Now it's Jimmy's turn in the barrel... Jimmy, they WILL get you to sing, eventually." Good fun!
The encore of Passenger had me thinking "oh great, maybe Warren will light it up now." But instead Jimmy took the main solo section, either by design or just because he could. [Insert comment about how sick Jimmy Herring is here. Man, is he sick or what??]
Ned-O-Matic (5 being average): early show - 5 (but short); late show - 3;
total: 4. Jimmy Herring (am I getting repetitive): 8.5
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|New Student Residence Hall Move-In
|Residence Life
|10:00am - 1:00pm
|Lunch- (University Union) Dining/Pass Points, cash, or credit cards accepted
|The Marketplace in Leona Cloud Commons, Common Grounds Coffeehouse, the Grille, and the Phoenix Club
|1:30 - 2:45pm
|Residence Hall Meetings/Commuter Student Meeting
Freshman living on campus must attend a hall meeting at this time. Meet your Resident Assistant and neighbors; learn information about housing policies and services. Commuter students will learn how to get involved with all the exciting campus life activities.
|Residential students-see your RA for details/ Commuters- Phoenix B, University Union
|3:30 - 4:30pm
|Campus Welcome-
Officially begins Orientation and your college career!
|Kress Events Center
|4:30 - 6:30pm
|Small Group Sessions and Dinner (FOCUS Funded)
|MAC Hall and Cloud Commons
|6:15- 7:00pm
|Ice Cream Social
|Student Services Plaza
|7:00 - 8:00pm
|Comedy City-
Comedy Improv group with audience participation.
|Phoenix Rooms, University Union
Free Games at the Phoenix Club
|Phoenix Club, University Union
|The Games of the Phoenix
Lawn games, basketball, volleyball, snacks and music. Bring your own cups for beverages.
|Residence Life Basketball Area
|Monday, August 31, 2015
|Location (Map)
|Morning Run-
Meet up with Cross Country Coach Mike Kline and other fellow students for a run around the arboretum.
|Meet at the Kress Events Center front desk
|8:00 - 10:00am
Dining/Pass Points, cash, or credit cards accepted.
|Cloud Commons, University Union
|10:15 - 12:00pm
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Learn your way around campus in this exciting and interactive scavenger hunt. Find free prizes along the way and receive a FREE T-SHIRT for completing the quest!
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|Red and Blue Groups go to Lunch (FOCUS-funded)
Green and Yellow Groups meet up their First Year Seminar professors
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|Red and Blue Groups meet up with their First Year Seminar professors
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Your classroom
|Bay Beach Trip
Hop on a free shuttle bus nearby Bay Beach. Bring a little cash for a lot of afternoon fun! Ride the Zippin Pippin rollercoaster for $1 and other rides for just 25 cents a ticket!
|Shuttle bus from the Community Center
|Finding Your Classrooms
Bring your class schedule and get help finding your classrooms from the Student Ambassadors.
Tours leave every 15 minutes.
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"Study Abroad Opportunities"
1965 Room, University Union
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Teams from the Big South and the Southern conferences met in the Far North for the third-place game of the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout on Wednesday. Coastal Carolina held off a late Western Carolina charge to come away with a 72-64 victory.
After watching his team get pummeled 89-47 by host UAA in his team's opening game, Chanticleers coach Alan LeForce was relieved to see his team rebound at Sullivan Arena.
"We needed this game," LeForce said. "After last night's fiasco, I was concerned about our team. We needed to step up for our own good and our own confidence. This shows the character of our team, bouncing back."
Coastal Carolina didn't face the same intense full-court pressure it saw against the Seawolves, but it did weather a couple of crucial Western Carolina runs. The Chanticleers responded quickly to a run by the Catamounts in the first half, then held off a late rally that trimmed a 13-point lead to three points with just over a minute remaining.
"We were a little embarrassed (Tuesday)," said junior point guard Katie Ahaus. "We wanted to show we can actually play."
A 12-0 spurt by the Catamounts midway through the first half gave Western Carolina a 25-18 advantage. But Coastal Carolina responded with a 14-0 run of its own, led by Ahaus driving the ball strong to the basket several times as well as 3-pointers from junior forward Jessica Noll and sophomore guard Olivia Irick.
"She's been a team caddy for us, but tonight she became a scorer as well as assist person," LeForce said of Ahaus, who had 10 first-half points and finished with 14. "She saw an opportunity and took advantage of it."
Coastal Carolina never trailed after its big first-half run. Still, Western Carolina turned up its aggression on the boards and put on the full-court press in the final seven minutes of the game, cutting a 13-point deficit to three points before the Chanticleers hit 6 of 8 free throws down the stretch to put the game away.
"It was more about us staying calm and relaxed and not getting in a hurry," Ahaus said of facing the late Catamount pressure. "We tried to keep it at a pace we needed."
Western Carolina trailed 59-46 before turning up the intensity. The Catamounts went on a 18-8 run, cutting the lead to 67-64 when sophomore guard Kaila'Shea Menendez took a long pass from senior guard Jessica Jackson for a transition lay-up. But Coastal Carolina's Stull and Moss each hit a pair of free throws, and Western junior forward Emily Clarke missed a pair of outside shots as Western Carolina's rally came up short.
"Obviously we have a lot to learn from this," Western Carolina coach Karen Middleton said. "We are a young team, and our challenge is to find out who we are going to be."
Menendez came off the bench to finish with a game-high 21 points for Western Carolina. She set a career high in points for the second straight night after scoring 20 in the team's loss to Cincinnati on Tuesday.
"Kaila is extremely talented," Middleton said. "She came out very aggressive and had her best games back-to-back of the season."
Western Carolina and Coastal Carolina are located about 350 miles apart, but the schools had not faced each other since 2000-01 when Western Carolina earned a 69-51 victory. In eight prior meetings Western Carolina had won six times.
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Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout
Women's 3rd place game
Coastal Carolina 72, Western Carolina 64
Rivers 2-5 2-6 6, Reynolds 3-3 2-3 7, Ahau 7-13 0-1 14, Stull 0-6 11-14 11, Moss 4-7 8-10 17, Grochowski 1-2 0-0 2, Irick 2-4 0-0 6, Noll 2-4 0-0 6, Epley 0-1 0-0 0, Weaver 0-2 202 2. Totals 21-47 25-36 72.
Feemster 3-5 2-2 8, Swayne 1-4 0-0 2, Jackson 0-4 3-6 3, Clarke 3-12 0-1 6, Carroll 3-8 1-2 7, McKinney 3-3 1-2 7, Ferguson 1-1 1-2 3, Menendez 5-11 10-10 21, Price 3-8 0-0 6, Belcher 0-0 1-2 1. Totals 22-56 19-27 64.
Three-point goals -- Coastal Carolina 5-8 (Irick 2-2, Noll 2-3, Moss 1-1, Stull 0-1, Weaver 0-1). Western Carolina 1-9 (Menendez 1-3, Clarke 0-3, Swayne 0-2, Jackson 0-1). Total fouls -- Coastal Carolina 20. Western Carolina 28. Fouled out -- None. Rebounds -- Coastal Carolina 34 (Moss 8). Western Carolina 35 (Feemster, Menendez 7). Turnovers -- Coastal Carolina 18. Western Carolina 11. Assists -- Coastal Carolina 11 (Ahaus, Irick 3). Western Carolina 19 (Jackson 9). Steals -- Coastal Carolina 4. Western Carolina 9 (Swayne 4). Blocked shots -- Coastal Carolina 2. Western Carolina 3. Officials -- Corson, Tovoli, McNew.
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Constructed Formats - Start Time 6:30 pm
Sealed Formats - Start Time 6:45 pm
Casual formats - Rolling Start Time 6 to 9 pm
General Notes:
All FNM Tournaments award FNM Promo Cards & Booster Packs
An experienced Judge is on site to answer questions
FNM Sanctioned tournaments feature Swiss Rounds
(play every round, no matter if you win or lose)
Check the Calendar for details & Format Listings
Video - What's playing Magic all about?
Kids Magic Club (ages 8 - 14)
Fridays 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Free Instruction, all levels of experience welcome!
Begin on any date and participate whenever you can!
Special Events (fee applies):
Back to School – Friday, September 4
Winter Break (TBA)
MLK Bday (1/18)
Presidents Day (2/15)
Spring Break (TBA)
Modern Format IQ - Saturday September 12
Open to all - Prizes: $250 cash, boosters, door prizes
Thursday Magic: Casual All Formats Night
New, Returning & Experienced Players
All Formats - Pick up games - Casual
Commander, Chaos Drafts + Sanctioned Formats
Every Thursday 5 - 10 pm
Magic Standard - Sundays
Play begins @ 1 p.m.
36 packs guaranteed at 10 players - $10 Entry
Pokemon Free League - most Sundays
Participate & receive Promotional Items & Cards!
Causal Play: Drop in anytime, Noon - 5:45
$2 Tournament - 12:45 to 5:45
Learn to Play - (staff teacher 2 to 4 pm)
Check the Calendar for Valid Dates & Details
League Challenge Tournaments
Modified Constructed Format, Deck List Required
Entry Fee: $8
Date: October 11 - Registration: Noon to 1pm
7 events per year – Check the Calendar for Valid Dates & Details
Pokémon Prerelease Tournament: Breakthrough
Sunday, October 25
Register from 11 - 11:45, Please arrive on time!
Sealed Event to be followed by a Booster Draft
*Yu-Gi-Oh! Dream Wizards Store Tournaments
Most Sundays
(Please check the Calendar for exceptions)
Registration: 11 to 12:30, Tournament begins at 12:30.
Tournament Players are required to register Upon Arrival.
Anyone who does NOT register will not be permitted to stay.
Tournaments Prizes Vary - Please Check the Listings!
Booster, Astral or tournament packs, Playmats & More.
Everybody gets at least one pack for playing!
Read all about it Here
Yu-Gi-Oh! Sneak Peek
Sunday, November 1
Playmat Give-a-Way @12:15
Constructed Tournament Begins at 12:30
Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Regionals
Sunday, October 4
Seating for 500+ players! Vendors
Police on duty
Hotel Policy: "Registered & Participating" = requirement to be on hotel property
Prepare a Decklist in advance (required)
Holiday Inn Frederick-Conf Ctr At Fsk Mall
5400 Holiday Drive Frederick, MD 21703
* We will hold a Dragon Duel at this location!
Cardfight!! Vanguard
Please check the Calendar for All Event Times & Details
Additional Details for some events may be found Here
CFV!! Saturday Weekly Tournaments & Sneak Previews
Participation Promo Packs + Booster Pack Prizes
New to the game? Experienced? A great community of players Welcomes you!
Sneak Preview & Special Event Dates:
8/22 Academy of Divas
9/26 Soul Strike Against the Supreme
10/24 Touken Ranbu Online
11/14 Vanguard & Deletor
Event dates & details - Check Calendar
Buddyfight Saturday Weekly Tournaments & Sneak Previews
Weekly Tournament Play begins at 11:30 sharp!
Event dates & details - Check Calendar
Fantasy Flight Games - Schedule:
Tournaments use FFG Prize Kits and/or Store Credit
All Levels of Play Welcome! Demos Available!
Star Wars X-Wing: 2nd Wednesday @7pm
Netrunner LCG: (generally) 2nd Sunday @1pm
40K Conquest LCG: (generally) 4th Sunday @1pm
Imperial Assault: Tournaments TBA
Star Wars Armada - League (check calendar)
Please verify Dates & Details on the Calendar
Dream Wizards Miniature Gaming Scene
Warhammer 40K & Fantasy / Warmachine-Hordes / Star Wars: X-Wing / & more
Leagues, Demos, Open Play: Wednesdays, 5 - 10 pm
(Limited space for Open Play on 2nd Wednesday of the month.)
Details on the Calendar Calendar
Additional Organized Play Games & Dates:
Strategy Board Games (last Thursday monthly & random Saturdays)
D&D Encounters - Wednesday, D&D Expeditions - designated Saturdays
Force of Will - designated Saturdays
See Calendar for details.
Dream Wizards the "Shop of the Fantastic" since 1978
11772 Parklawn Drive, Rockville, MD 20852 301.881.3530
Dream Wizards Gift Certificates Make Great Gifts!
(May be Redeemed for Merchandise or Event Entry Fees)
Visa/MasterCard/Discover accepted
Call the Store: 301-881-3530
or Email: email@example.com
Store Hours
Dream Wizards is open 11 - 5 on the following Monday holidays:
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- President's Day
- Easter Monday
- Memorial Day
- Labor Day
- Open Monday, prior to Christmas 10 am - 6 pm
- Open Monday, prior to New Years 11 am - 6 pm
- Closed All other Mondays
- Regular Schedule:
- Tuesday: 11 - 8
- Wedneday, Thursday & Friday: 11 - 9
- Saturday: 11 - 8
- Sunday: 11 - 6
Schedule changes, special hours and/or Closings are posted on the Calendar