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Many of the world's most important trade fairs from the Frankfurt Book Fair to the International Automobile Fair take place in Frankfurt, which regularly draws great numbers of visitors, professionals and amateurs alike. But as the professionals know, the most important encounters, conversations and business deals take place not at the exhibition stands during the day but in the city's bars, restaurants and hotels in the evening.
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Stylish hotels and unusual clubs
25 Hours Hotel Levi's:
If you're looking for more than just a place to spend the night, you should stay at the 25 Hours Levi's. The name refers to the famous brand of jeans and the hotel's 76 rooms, which come in sizes M, L and XL, are decorated in various shades of blue inspired by the colors of by-gone styles. A flat-screen TV, a sound system for your iPod and free wireless Internet are standard in each room.
Niddastraße 56, Tel: +49-(0)69/256 67 70, www.25hours-hotels.com
Living XXL:
There's nothing modest about this establishment: Living XXL is one of Europe's largest bar & restaurants. A giant illuminated "euro" sign points the way to the entrance in the basement of the Eurotower. The 1100-square-meter space topped by an impressive glass dome has lounges and a dance floor, too. After-work parties take place here every Wednesday starting at 6pm and the dance floor opens up two hours later. Black music, house and salsa play here on the weekends. The restaurant has a very popular summer garden and serves international fare.
Kaiserstraße 29, Tel.: +49-(0)69/242 93 70, www.livingxxl.de
Cocoon Club:
Spacey design is the trademark theme at this legendary club where celebrated DJ Sven Väth spins discs. Cushioned seating niches – cocoons – are integrated into a membrane wall 100 meters long. Sit here and you will feel the music vibrate in your spine. The Cocoon is still regarded as one of Frankurt's best clubs, and in addition to parties, it hosts events like art show closings and fashion shows. It also has two excellent restaurants, Micro and Silk.
Carl-Benz-Str. 21, Tel.: +49-(0)69/90 02 00, www.cocoonclub.net
"Homely" pubs and temples of relaxation
Heimat Frankfurt:
Viewed from the outside, this glass pavilion looks almost like the diner in Edward Hopper's famous painting "Nighthawks." Many locals consider the Heimat the best wine bar in town. You can watch the chef at work in the kitchen right from your bar stool. The menu is small but the food is international with a surprising twist. Try the delicious sweetheart cabbage salad with fillet of fish. Warning to beer drinkers: They don't serve any beverages here based on fermented grain.
Berliner Str. 70, Tel.: +49-(0)69/29 72 59 94 www.heimat-frankfurt.com
Zur Buchscheer:
Old-fashioned restaurants that feature traditional Hessian dishes can still be found all over the city but only a few, including the Buschscheer, press their own apples to make äppelwoi (apple wine), each barrel of which tastes a little different because it's a natural product. The tradition of making äppelwoi here dates back to 1876 and Buchscheer is one of the oldest apple wine makers in Frankfurt. The kitchen doesn't go in for experiments, either. It serves traditional food like "Sachsenhäuser Verführung," a trio of delicious Hessian appetizers: eggs in a green sauce, schneegestoeber (a camembert-based cheese dip) and Frankfurt herbed quark, served with bread.
Schwarzsteinkautweg 17, Tel.: +49-(0)69/63 51 21, www.buchscheer.com
Emotion Spa Health Club:
Suffering from trade-fair burnout? Even the professionals have to take a break and revive their energies sometime. The Emotion Spa will pamper your body and your spirit, starting with the wonderful view over Frankfurt's rooftops. Located on the sixth floor of the Westin Grand Hotel, this wellness temple is luckily not reserved for guests alone. It has a workout area, a Finnish sauna, a pool, a pool bar – and naturally also a large selection of massage and beauty treatments to choose from.
Konrad Adenauer Str. 7, Tel.: +49-(0)69/29 81 97 92 http://frankfurt.emotionspa.de
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It feels like Limited Edition candies are getting less and less frequent. Which, as a candy blogger, saddens me greatly. Especially since you get some real gems once in awhile, like these Strawberried Peanut Butter M&Ms.
|July 2016
It feels like Limited Edition candies are getting less and less frequent. Which, as a candy blogger, saddens me greatly. Especially since you get some real gems once in awhile, like these Strawberried Peanut Butter M&Ms.
Having a Cost Plus World market nearby certainly gives me easy access to a lot of foreign candies. That is where I found this E.Wedel Milk Chocolate with Raspberry bar. I grabbed it because it was Polish and I felt I hadn't reviewed anything Polish in a long time. This chocolate particularly called to me because of the addition of the fruit. I really enjoy fruit fillings in chocolate, so I felt particularly drawn to this chocolate bar.
The package is beautiful with a background of deep royal blue with some of raspberry pink and white as accents. The illustration on the front shows a square of the chocolate being splashed with more liquid chocolate and full, plump raspberries. I can't read most of the package as it's all written in Polish, but I'm sure it must be very descriptive.
The chocolate is a nice middle brown color and the squares about about one inch square. It's incredibly soft to break and I easily took a piece off. Although, it could be the LA heat that makes it so soft! You can see some of the cream filling in the broken off square. The chocolate smells sweet and very intensely of raspberries. It's floral with an hit of something artificial that I can't lay my finger on. Overall it's a very nice scent.
To start, the taste is nice! On your first bite you get all three flavors blended at once. The chocolate is sweet and doesn't deliver much flavor, then you get the creaminess from the filling, then the sharp fruitiness of the raspberry jam. The jam is very "red" and has the sweet berry flavor, but it also has an unexpected tartness to it. Overall the flavors blend together very well and make for a delicious filled chocolate. I'd certainly say that the raspberry is the foremost flavor here, as the chocolate and cream tend to recede behind the powerful fruitiness. The flavors are balanced beautifully and I'd image it'd have a very wide appeal.
To add to this review, my husband also bought a black cherry version of this bar. He liked it so much it was gone in a sitting. Well then. I believe that speaks for itself! This bar was really tasty and I'm glad I gave it a try. It just goes to show that Poland makes tasty chocolate too!
Rating: Will Eat Again
Once in awhile you find a candy that branches outside of itself. Hershey's Kisses is a good example, as there have been multiple types of Hershey Kisses candies besides classic Kisses. It's a candy that evolved into something different. Another good example is Lifesavers, which was originally hard candies then branched into gummis. That is what today's review is about. I found these Mike & Ike Fruit Twists and saw that this brand too was trying to transform into something else. This time, it's from jelly beans to licorice twists.
I found two different flavors, the green package is Blue Raspberry with Strawberry Fruit Flavored Twist". The orange package is "Green Apple with Watermelon Fruit Flavored Filled Twist". The packages are long and thin, like the ones you see for NERDS Ropes. I am really curious as to what these look like.
Opening the Green Apple package first, they really do look like a jumbo licorice twist with a colorful filling. The Green Apple is a apple green color (fancy that) and the filling is a peach color. It smells sweet with no real indication of what the flavor might be like. The Blue Raspberry is a deep cerulean blue color wit a bright color pink filling. This one does have an aroma and it smells like sweet berries with a hint of sour.
Green Apple/Watermelon: The flavor starts off sweet and perfumy and delightfully of melon. Seems like the flavor of the filling comes through first! The watermelon flavor is really nice. It's sweet and really does have authentic hints of watermelon and honeydew. The green apple chew exterior is very chewy, much like a licorice twist would. The flavor is indeed sour apple with notes of peach, pear and pineapple. You do get a little taste of sour in there, but overall the flavor is very muted compared to the cream filling.
Blue Raspberry/Strawberry: Unlike the other flavor, this one you really taste the Blue Raspberry twist and the filling right away. The strawberry filling is sweet and has good notes of berries and jam. I taste a sourness in the middle of strawberry flavor, which I always find odd since strawberries aren't supposed to be sour. The blue raspberry has very nice juicy flavors of berries, but oddly isn't sour at all. Together the two flavors work well and makes for a flavorful and interesting chew.
These twists were certainly interesting, but they're really not my thing. I enjoyed the novelty of having the flavors of one candy in the form of another, but for me the appreciation doesn't go beyond that. In the future when I want Mike & Ike flavor,s I'll go for the original candy and not the twists. However, if you're a big fan of licorice twists, I recommend you give these a try. They might not excite me much, but I did find them more flavorful than say, Twizzlers. That alone earns them some merit in my book.
Rating: Might Eat Again
Links Mike and Ike Webpage
These are black licorice Starbursts essentially. I love black licorice, so I adored these!
Happy New Year everyone! I hope everyone has had a great holiday so far.
Today I'm reviewing a candy that I've had sitting around for a long time. I have a lot of candy in my office that sits around for a few months before I get to reviewing them. I am not happy with this, so my "New Years Resolution" is to be better about reviewing candy closer to when I find them. I also would like to do more "classic" candies that we see everyday, instead of the more foreign and limited edition candies that I feel I've been focusing on.
Well, enough rambling! Today's review is Orbit Melon Remix. It's one of the "newer" gum flavors from Orbit, which I imagine resulted from the competition from other gum brands. It seems recently that gum has been trying more original and unique flavors to keep consumers interested. This package is thing and contains fourteen sticks of gum.
To be honest I was unsure what to expect from this flavor. It's labeled as "Melon Remix" but doesn't really understand the "remix" part of the flavor description. Before I open the package, I tried to smell the gum. I do really enjoy when I can smell the gum through the packaging. It makes the gum seem really inviting and yummy. With this flavor, I can smell the gum. It has the distinct aroma of bubblegum with a hint of honeydew. Opening up the package, the aroma only gets stronger. I'm surprised as to how much the scent leans towards bubblegum and less toward melon. It's very interesting to me. Unwrapping a piece, the gum is a very faint pink. Modest and very, very pretty.
The flavor is very fresh and juicy when you first start to chew. Now that I can actually taste the gum, the curiosity in regard to the "melon remix" name start making sense. It's about 75% watermelon and 25% honeydew, despite the heavy honeydew aromas it has. So it's a much more sweet melon flavor, in my mind. It's got the refreshing flavor of the watermelon with the added sweetness of the honeydew. I do taste some accents of a bubblegum flavor in there as well, but it's also not as intense as the aroma suggests. Sadly the flavor on this one doesn't stay around for very long. I chewed it for five minutes before the gum became tough and the flavor was very faint. I certainly enjoyed it, but I do wish it lasted longer.
I don't want to sounds like a broken record in regard to gum, but I liked it. Not enough to start chewing it regularly, but if a friend offered me a stick of it I wouldn't refuse it.
Rating: Will Eat Again
Links Orbit Gum Website

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African artworks are in great demand on the international market, and today, more and more of them are coming from Cape Town. The metropolis on the Cape of Good Hope has long since produced not just colorfully decorative ethnic stereotypes but also many works in which the country's struggle to find a new identity is clearly visible. South African gallery owners and artists let us in on the trendy places to see and be seen.
Cape Town – the stuff of Sunday painters' dreams. A turquoise ocean at the foot of Table Mountain, shimmering velvet beaches, the Cape of Good Hope in the early morning light. Boundless beauty and harmony with a dash of colorful African culture.
The city's many galleries reflect precisely this mix. Joyous, exotic, decorative Ethno-style African art is popular, especially with tourists – the rainbow nation on canvas, a dancing water bearer, maybe a wild lion thrown in for good measure. But the real world of African art looks very different.
"There are far too many pretty pictures here," says Dathini Mzayiya. The young painter is sitting amid the tidy chaos of his studio in Cape Town. The floorboards are spattered with paint; gloomy colors and strong brushstrokes dominate his canvasses.
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The Association for Visual Arts offers mainly young South African artists a good platform for their work. Collectors know this and can, with a little luck, acquire for a very affordable price, works that may one day command high prices on the world market.
Association for Visual Arts: 35 Church Street, Tel. +27-21/424 74 36. Open: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, LM 10am-1pm. www.ava.co.za
If she discovers you, you stand a good chance of making it big on the art market:
Kirsty Cockerill, boss of the Association for Visual Arts (AVA), is constantly looking for new, still relatively unknown artists. here, she is standing inside the Flock installation, a mobile by artist Barbara Wildenboer, whose works were shown at AVA as part of a group exhibition. Since then, Wildenboer's works have already been on show in a number of solo exhibitions.
Barbara Wildenboer: www.barbarawildenboer.yolasite.com
Window on art::
Painter and sculptor Jonathan Garnham spent several years studying and working in Berlin. After returning to Cape Town, he set up the Blank Projects gallery, which provides a platform for more controversial artists.
Blank Projects: 198 Buitengracht Street, Tel. +27-72/198 92 21. Open: Tue-Fri 10:30am-4pm, Sat 10:30am-1pm. www.blankprojects.com
Stevenson Gallery, Erdmann Contemporary and What if the World
Stevenson Gallery:
"For us, the future lies in Africa," says Sophie Perryer, curator of the Stevenson Gallery, which usually spotlights first-rate works, like those of photographer Pieter Huge, who is currently causing a sensation all around the world.
Stevenson Gallery: Buchanan Building, 160 Sir Lowry Building, Tel. +27-21/462 15 00. Open: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm. www.stevenson.info
Erdmann Contemporary:
With her two galleries, Namibian-born Heidi Erdmann occasionally offers the people of Cape Town the most exciting exhibitions in town. Her Photographers Gallery ZA picks up on the new trends in contemporary South African photography; Erdmann Contemporary is devoted to comic art.
Erdmann Contemporary & Photographers Gallery ZA: 63 Shortmarket Street, Tel.
+27-21/422 27 62. Open: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 11am-2pm. www.erdmanncontemporary.co.za und www.photographersgalleryza.co.za
What if the World:
Bold, quirky, decorative – this seems to be the motto at this upcoming gallery. Yuppie art, ideal for everyone keen to stray from the beaten art track in downtown Cape Town.
´What if the World: 1 Argyle Street, Woodstock, Tel. +27-21/448 14 38. Open: Tue-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-2pm. www.whatiftheworld.com
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Serbia boss Sinisa Mihajlovic has distanced himself from the vacant head coach role at Sampdoria, but refused to rule out a future move.
The 44-year-old made 110 appearances for the club in the mid-1990s and has been widely tipped to make a return to club management, having been sacked by Fiorentina two years ago.
Delio Rossi was fired by Sampdoria earlier this week with the side in the bottom three, but Mihajlovic – who has managed three other clubs in Serie A before – insists he is fully focused on Serbia.
"There is no agreement with Sampdoria," he said ahead of their friendly with Russia in Dubai on Friday. "I'm in charge of Serbia and while that is the case then I don't want to talk about any clubs.
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A perfect weekend in Paris
Forget all the film scenes, all the preconceived notions and expectations. Set out without a tour guide and discover Paris on your own: its streets, its boulevards, its old winding lanes, its serene interior courtyards. There's much to find in this city that people think they already know so well. But don't leave it all to chance: first read our tips for a few perfect days!
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A gentle and balmy breeze often circulates in Paris, apparently starting at the river, which may indeed have brought it into town. The breeze rumples hair and rustles the newspapers of the people sitting at the sidewalk cafes.
It peers around corners and blows in gusts down the Champs-Elysées. It streams through the Arc de Triumphe, swings under the Eiffel Tower, and provides tailwind to the tourists clambering up the broad flights of stairs to Sacré-Coeur.
Like these tourists, the breeze also visits the adjacent Place du Tertre, where portrait artists with little grey Toulouse-Lautrec beards offer their services to the tourists.
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Ducks, concerts and picturesque domes
Sightseeing in a 2CV:
The Citroën 2CV or "Deux Chevaux" (made from 1949 to 1990, originally with a 2 HP engine) is still remembered fondly in Europe as the poor person's car of days gone by, and in Germany as the vehicle of choice of the young. For many, it was as much a part of growing up as lake shore campfires, singing "Stairway to Heaven" to guitar accompaniment, or watching Saturday Night Fever on a small-town movie screen. Today, the "2CV" is as rare in France as in Germany. But a company calling itself "4 roues sous 1 parapluie" ("4 wheels under 1 umbrella," a 1960s advertising slogan for the 2CV) has refurbished a small fleet of these vehicles and uses them for sightseeing tours along the Seine. The drivers are college students, who can tell their passengers a lot about Paris.
22, Rue Bernard Dimey, Tel. +33-6/67 32 26 68, www.4roues-sous-1parapluie.com
Salle Pleyel:
This is the Carnegie Hall of Paris, the top venue for classical music. Four years and many millions of euros have transformed the Salle Pleyel into the best concert hall in the city. The leading orchestras of Paris take turns playing here. During the main season, there's a concert practically every day.
252, Rue du Faubourg- Saint-Honoré, Tel. +33-1/42 56 13 13, www.sallepleyel.fr
Brasserie Printemps:
When in Paris, you're bound to pay at least a short visit to this famous department store, and while you're there, you should by all means have a bite to eat in the brasserie of Printemps Mode. You'll find yourself in a gigantic restaurant under a romantic cupola where you'll get a tasty meal at a digestible price. There's also the self-service restaurant Déli-Cieux on the roof of Printemps Beauté/Maison with an unforgettable panoramic view. We recommend it more for quick refreshments, however.
64, Boulevard Haussmann, Tel. +33-1/42 82 58 84, www.printemps.com
Impressive museums and hotels that seem to have stepped out of a child's dream
Musée du Quai Branly:
Here, it's easy to forget you're in Paris. The new leading museum in the French capital opened in 2006 and displays around 3,500 objects of non-European art in a building on the banks of the Seine with curved and arching rooms and hallways. It seems like a world in itself and gives visitors the sense of strolling through a subterranean metropolis of clay and earth. The gardens are also impressive.
37, Quai Branly, Tel. +33-1/56 61 70 00, www.quaibranly.fr
Hôtel Jays Paris:
Small and distinguished – and it's been around a while. Every corner of this 1850 building testifies to the splendor of the era. The hotel was completely refurbished a few years ago and offers a good example of the appealing interiors that Parisians so often create by combining tasteful modernity with timeless elegance. In this hotel, you'll feel at home the minute you set foot in your suite. Conference rooms are also available for business functions.
6, Rue Copernic, Tel. +33-1/47 04 16 16, www.jays-paris.com
Hôtel du Petit Moulin:
What does it look like? It's what you'd expect to get by asking the designer Christian Lacroix to recreate a childhood dream in which price is no object. This gaudy hotel is one of the trendiest in the city, a delirium of colors and styles somewhere between the Starship Enterprise and the cave of Ali Baba and the 40 thieves, with 17 rooms containing 1,007 "Did you see that?" surprises that flood your senses. In a word: magnifique!
29–31, Rue du Poitou, Tel. +33-1/42 74 10 10, www.hotelpetitmoulinparis.com
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Dominican College freshman outfielder Shannon Haukap had five hits, including three home runs, and scored four runs as Domincan (14-12, 10-0) extended its win streak to six straight games by sweeping a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader over Goldey-Beacom College (9-17, 5-9) at the Dominican College Softball Field on Saturday afternoon.
After posting a 9-1 victory in a five-inning game to open the doubleheader, the Chargers completed the sweep by erupting for a season-high 12 runs en route to a 12-4 triumph in the nightcap.
In the first game, Haukap gave Dominican a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second inning with an RBI double before senior Julie Plante (Joseph Case H.S./Swansea, Mass.) added a sacrifice fly to right field to score Haukap.
The Lightning cut the margin to 2-1 in the top of the third inning when sophomore utility player Samantha Alonzo (Roy C. Ketcham H.S./Wappinger Falls, N.Y.) hit an RBI single with one out in the inning.
A pair of home runs in the bottom of the third inning upped the Chargers? advantage to 7-1. After Dominican opened the inning with a single by senior Delaney Childers (Johnstown-Monroe H.S./Johnstown, Ohio) and a walk by freshman Kimberly Ragazzo (Lawrenceville H.S./Lawrenceville, N.J.), senior catcher Ashley Corrao (Tottenville H.S./Staten Island, N.Y.) blasted a three-run home run to increase the margin to 5-1.
After junior Paige Berzak (Pacifica H.S./Cypress, Calif.) singled, junior Roni Peters (Leonardtown H.S./Leonardtown, Md.) recorded a strikeout. But, Haukap (Meadowdale H.S./Edmonds, Wash.) hit her second home run of the season with a two-run blast on the ensuing at-bat to give Dominican a six-run lead.
The Chargers added a pair of insurance runs in the bottom of the fourth inning on RBI singles by Corrao and senior Kathryn Coles (Prince Edward H.S./Farmville, Va.) to extend the lead to 9-1 before freshman Elizabeth Hogan (Leigh H.S./San Jose, Calif.) held the Lightning to a single in the top of the fifth inning to secure the eight-run victory.
Sophomore Asia Ellis (Lenape H.S./Marlton, N.J.) gave Goldey-Beacom a 1-0 lead in the second game when she hit her first home run of the season, a solo shot to lead off the top of the second inning. It was the first home run hit by a Lightning player this season.
But, the Chargers answered in the bottom of the inning when Haukap hit her third home run of the season, a three-run shot off senior Ashley Antosh (Twin Valley H.S./Honey Brook, Pa.) to give the Chargers a two-run edge.
Hogan upped the Dominican advantage to 4-1 in the bottom of the third inning with an RBI single before the Chargers added four more runs in the fourth inning for a commanding 8-1 lead. After Ragazzo hit an RBI single with two outs, Corrao doubled home two runs for a 7-1 advantage. Berzak added an RBI single to increase the margin to 8-1 before Antosh retired Hogan to end the inning.
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Peters added an RBI single with one out in the inning to narrow the deficit to four runs.
In the bottom of the fifth inning, the Chargers secured the victory by scoring four runs on a three-run home run by Haukap and an RBI single by Corrao.
Haukap led the Chargers to the doubleheader sweep by going 5-for-7 with nine runs batted in. Meanwhile, Corrao added four hits with seven runs batted in and three runs scored.
Alonzo led the Lightning with three hits in the doubleheader.
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This hidden gem is to become one of Tokyo's key community players amidst a recent wave of 'new generation' coffee shops. It's owner, Eiichi Kunitomo – operates the serving process from within a kiosk-inspired minimalist steel cube, located within a traditional Japanese house which forms the outlet and the basis of the shop's distinctive identity. Details »
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INDIANAPOLIS — In a move that could redefine the NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Championship, the NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Committee approved an automatic bid for the MAAC, effective for this year's championships. The move came during the Committee's annual meetings, which continue through Friday.
The ratification signifies the halfway point in the process of finalizing the automatic bid. The NCAA Championships Cabinet, which will meet on September 12-14 in Atlanta, still needs to give final approval to the proposal.
"It is great to hear," said MAAC commissioner Richard Ensor. "The decision represents the culmination of a lot of hard work by many MAAC administrators, coaches and student-athletes to form the league and develop it to the point where the league was eligible for a bid. The bid should be a big boost for our fans and the level of play throughout the league, and will help coaches' recruiting efforts."
"This completes an incredible two year growth period for the league," added Jack McDonald, Director of Athletics at Quinnipiac and a member of the Committee. "The NCAA automatic berth endorses the MAAC to our student-athletes, coaches, prospects, and our campuses."
The move came on the same day Quinnipiac announced it was ramping up a number of its athletic programs, including men's ice hockey, with the intention of becoming a more formidable candidate for entry into the ECAC or Hockey East.
Should the Cabinet give final approval, which most expect they will, then the MAAC will join the other "big four" conferences — Hockey East, ECAC, CCHA and WCHA — in having an automatic berth in the tournament. That's something that is music to the ears to MAAC coaches.
"I'm personally very excited and our players will be very excited," said Mercyhurst coach Rick Gotkin. "The MAAC conference, commissioner Ensor and Jack McDonald have worked very hard to do this. I think as legitimate as we were before, we are twice as legitimate now."
Though the participation from the MAAC is monumental in expanding the sports of college hockey, the conference is one year short of being the pioneer. Last season, Niagara became the first team outside of the "big four" to qualify for the tournament since Alaska-Anchorage in 1991. Niagara, a member of College Hockey America, qualified based on selection criteria and then went on to defeat New Hampshire in the first round. The Purple Eagles fell to the eventual national champion, North Dakota, in the quarterfinals.
Gotkin considers Niagara's success last season extremely beneficial in attaining the bid.
"Little Niagara has given all of us credibility," Gotkin noted. "I think the hockey world looked at Niagara and said, 'Gee, there's other teams out there like them.' I think it was terrific what they did and it's something we all benefited from."
The conference announced that the bid will be awarded to the MAAC tournament champion, not the regular season champion. In the first two seasons, Quinnipiac ran away with both regular-season titles, only to fall in the conference-tournament semifinals.
"I think as coaches we had voted on [awarding the tournament champion the bid]," said Gotkin. "I think it's kind of a mixed emotion type of thing. The way the league is set up, you win three games, you're the champion. I don't know [if] your best team end up in the NCAA.
"That, I guess is what March Madness is all about."
There has been discussion about eliminating an automatic bid from each of the established conferences, which currently receive two each, but no other news has yet come out of the Committee meetings.
The MAAC has struggled to gain the respect of the "big four" through its first two seasons. Only the better-known schools, such as Connecticut, Quinnipiac, Canisius, Holy Cross and Mercyhurst were able to schedule games against big four teams. To this point, MAAC teams are winless in those games.
This season, however, Sacred Heart, Iona and newcomer Army will also play non-league games against big four teams, displaying at least a partial acceptance by the established conferences. In all, the MAAC will play 23 games against schools from Hockey East, the ECAC and the WCHA. The CCHA did not schedule any games against MAAC teams.
"I think having the bid will help us in scheduling against other conferences," Gotkin said. "All our clubs can take some pride in [attaining a bid] and keep making our product better and better.
"When I think of the automatic bid, I think of legitimacy. You cannot deny that we're the nation's fifth conference."
A conference number five is one whose growth and success will only continue to improve.
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The Hockessin-Greenville Rotary Club's 5K Run/Walk, featuring the "best post-race buffet of the year," is set for Saturday, Oct. 12 at 9 a.m., starting at the Hockessin Athletic Club, with parking in the Lantana Square Shopping Center.
The buffet is sponsored by the Greenville Country House and it's a great reason to attend the race, making the $20 race entry fee a bargain.
Event t-shirts will also be provided to the first 250 participants to register.
The fee is $20 until Sept. 30, and $25 after. Register online at www.hockessingreenvillerotary.org/5k-racewalk. Registration the day of the event will start at 8 a.m.
Awards will be presented to the top male and female runner overall and the top three male and female runners in each age group: 10 & under, 11-14, 15-19, 20-39, 40-59, and 60 & over.
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