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This review was just published and I kind of like it.
Sounds like a great pack. Looking forward to it being released so I can check one out.
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I'm a big Osprey fan- have their Talon 5.5 (two actually, one for my DW and myself), Talon 11 and a Hornet 46- look forward to their release of the Rev series
"Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up, it knows it must outrun the fastest lion or it will be killed. Every morning in Africa, a lion wakes up. It knows it must run faster than the slowest gazelle, or it will starve. It doesn't matter whether you're the lion or a gazelle-when the sun comes up, you'd better be running."
I use the Talon 11 for daily use and I love it. They make good gear.
Kind of curious about the larger size of this pack as well.
Take Charge. Train Harder. Suck Less. No Excuses.
I used the Rev 1.5 and the larger pack in my 100 miler over the weekend. The next step up is the Rev 6. The bladder is the same size, but the 6 has more storage, including a collapsable bottle holder on the harness strap in front. The 6 also has a large storage area in the main body of the pack. I don't notice much difference in the feel unless I'm carrying a lot of gear in the 6. I like them both equally. The 6 is a lot more pack and will retail for $100.
2/3rds training
Cool stuff. One question though; it appears that the straps ride rather high under the arms, nearly in armpit territory. Is this just a photo angle thing or? Clearly you haven't had any chafing issues from it but it looks like it could be a concern?
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Not at all. It has the same cut as the Salomon S-Lab packs. The straps run high like wearing a vest. The pack is designed to sit right between your shoulder blades, so everything is positioned higher than what you might see on a Nathan vest. The fit is nice.

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TravelPod Member ReviewsMenzeh Zalagh Hotel Fes
Very nice place, but I prefer a more homey type place. This is big business all the way. If you want to get a feel for the real Morocco, don't pick this one. Food was ok but nothing local or special about it, caters to Americans who want American food. Although one can probably guess that by the photos and it was the tour company that made our choices for us.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Menzeh Zalagh Hotel Fes
Awful unless you are a tour group
Initial impression after an 8 hour train ride from Marrakech was that it was a beautiful hotel with a stunning lobby. The older receptionist was very welcoming a real pleasure. We went to the room and were extatic. We had air con and a fridge all we had been dreaming of on the train. We were on a half board option so we went and had our dinner which was pretty awful and consisted of pasta with a bit more pasta and mains which were like school dinners, we assummed this was because of our late arrival.
The following day after our excitement of having a fridge the power was cut off to it and our air conditioning stopped working. Trying to get any of the staff to help was like extracting teeth. Breakfast was nothing to write home about either unless you were prepared to get up at 6am with all the tour groups that were staying there. Any normal paying guest could swing as far as breakfast was concerned. We were then made to wait for our dinner until the tour group were finished despite there being tables free. They told us to wait in the extortionate bar, where we had to buy grossly overpriced drinks compared to other bars in Morocco.
All in all Fez is amazing but this hotel left a bitter taste. Having said that if you are on a budget and expect very little it is good value.
Buena relación calidad-precio, pero desgastado.
Un hotel agradable, razonablemente a mano (en taxi) del centro de la ciudad. La habitaci�n estaba muy limpia. Se notaba que hab�a sido muy bonita, pero ahora ten�a aspecto desgastado y obviamente ten�a algunos problemas de mantenimiento - nuestra televisi�n funcionaba en el enchufe de tercera potencia que probamos. El personal del restaurante nos pareci� brusco y nada servicial.
Muy buen hotel con unas vistas fabulosas del viejo Fez
Desde el balc�n de mi habitaci�n no. 331, ten�a unas vistas espectaculares de Fez el Bali. Tanto la habitaci�n como el ba�o eran amplios pero un tanto desgastados. El minibar no estaba lleno, el dispensador de kleenex estaba vac�o, y no hab�a secador de pelo - nada bien para un hotel de cuatro estrellas. En el lado positivo, las zonas p�blicas estaban muy bien, incluyendo los jardines y las piscinas. Con todo, es un hotel Marroqu� agradable.
Très bon hôtel avec une belle vue sur le vieux Fes
Depuis le balcon de ma chambre no. 331, j'avais une vue spectaculaire de Fes el Bali. La chambre et la salle de bains �taient grandes mais un peu vieillottes. Le minibar �tait vide ainsi que la bo�te de Kleenex, et il n'y avait pas de s�che-cheveux - mauvais point pour un h�tel 4 �toiles. Plus positif, les espaces communs �taient tr�s jolis, y compris les jardins et la piscine. Globalement, c'�tait un h�tel marocain agr�able.
Très bon hôtel
Notre groupe a �t� log� dans une nouvelle extension de l'h�tel qui n'est pas aussi bien que la partie ancienne. Malgr� tout, c'est un h�tel moderne, propre et la piscine et le jardin sont super les jours o� il fait chaud. On acc�de � la piscine en traversant un tunnel. Le buffet du d�ner n'est pas super mais vous pouvez aller o� vous voulez en prenant un taxi en face du Mc Donald. Le caf� internet est dur � trouver donc demandez des indications pr�cises avant d'y aller.
Good value, but tired.
Nice hotel, reasonably handy (Taxi range) for centre of town.
Room was very clean and had been very nice but was now looking a tad tired and obviously had some maintenance issues - our tv worked in the third power outlet we tried!
Found the restaurant staff fairly brusque and unhelpful.
Menzeh Zalagh rather basic
Stayed at the Menzeh Zalagh 2 nights with an organized tour. Our room had a nice balcony that overlooked the old city but the hotel is a tourist hotel and rather removed from anything. The rooms are a bit shabby, no hair dryers, food very plain. AC in the room worked well. The lobby is a bit dingy, too. I think I would look for something else if I were to return to Fes.
Basic but not bad
The first impression of this place is great: the public areas, such as lobby and garden/pool area were beautiful. But unfortunately this level of care didn't reach into the rooms. Plain would be an overstatement. The room was very spacious, though. There was a small fridge and hairdryer, but nothing else.
The room was largely clean (except for the smelly ashtray, ugh), but the bathtub could use a serious bleaching and re-caulking. On the plus side, the big showerhead and great water pressure made for a fabulous shower.
Breakfast was a wide selection of sweet breads which got old after a few days, but the view from the terrace and breakfast room was fantastic. The location was generally good, quiet, but in walking distance from some busier streets with shops, food, ATM. However, it is far from walking distance to the medina or any other tourist sites, so you'll be taking petit taxis everywhere.
There is always a swarm of (official) tourist guides in the lobby - I would actually recommend that you take one of these guys. Sure, Abdullah took us into all the shops, but we saw only the good stuff and he helped us get a fair price - sometimes a third of the original asking price. He also handled all of our transportation arrangements within Fes and for some tours around Fes.
Hotel service was ok, but didn't seem particularly warm. Just make sure you always have some coins on hand. Overall, this was a decent place to stay, but we expected a bit more based on advertisement and price.
Very Good Hotel with a Great View of Old Fes
From the balcony of my room no. 331, I had a spectacular view of Fes el Bali. Both the room and bath were large but a bit worn. The minibar was not stocked, the kleenex dispenser empty, and there was no hair dryer - not good for a four-star hotel. On the positive side the public areas were very nice, including the gardens and pools. All in all it was a nice Moroccan hotel.
Very nice hotel
Our group stayed in the new extension of the hotel which is not as nice as the old section. Nonetheless, this is a very modern looking, clean, place and the pool and garden are great on a hot day. You reach the pool by walking under the tunnel. The buffet dinner is not great but to get anywhere you need to take a taxi from the station in front of the McDonalds. The Internet caf� is tricky to find so get careful directions if going.
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After a couple of days exploring the medina we ventured out in search of the ancient city of Volubilis established from the 3rd century BC as first a Phonecian and later a Carthaginian city. From the first century AD it grew under Roman rule until a number of major public buildings and grand private townhouses were built in the second century. After being abandoned in the 11th century as the centre of Islamic power moved to Fez, the buildings ...
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This week Dr. StrangeDub and DJ Baby Swiss parked themselves at the Dub Club Tiki Bar for the "Echo Beach" end of summer special: an annual special where every track is appropriate for the Dub Club Tiki Bar – from instrumental Surf, to old R&B, Jazz, Cumbia, Chicha, Exotica Lounge, chilled Electronica, James Bond theme music, Bollywood sounds, Latin grooves, Ska, and Dub. Maybe the most eclectic list of artists ever on the Echo Chamber.
We speak with Peter Smith about his new book A Cavalcade of Lesser Horrors. Peter Smith is a 30-year veteran of Twin Cities advertising and a regular contributor to Morning Edition on Minnesota Public Radio. He writes magazine features, fiction and occasional op-ed pieces, and is the author of A Porch Sofa Almanac.
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1 "Mad Men." It's the beginning of the end for Don Draper (Jon Hamm) and the rest of the characters in this acclaimed, award-winning period drama. The seventh and final season takes place in 1969, when a new set of challenges awaits the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce Advertising Agency. Seven episodes will be aired this spring, and the final seven episodes will air in 2015. Watch it Sunday, 10 p.m., on AMC.
2 MTV Movie Awards. It's tough to say who will win the Golden Popcorn this year for Best Character. Will it be "Hunger Games" champ Katniss Everdeen, super sleuth Veronica Mars, "Divergent's" Tris, "Thor" bad boy Loki or "Star Trek" villain Khan? You'll just have to watch the live awards show hosted by Conan O'Brien and featuring performances by Ellie Goulding, Zedd and Twenty One Pilots. See it Sunday, 9 p.m., on MTV.
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Interest rates won't rise much despite government borrowing. Jobs are being added to the economy. Expansion that started in the fourth quarter of 2001 will continue.
That's the nutshell prediction of Waco economist Ray Perryman, who spoke at his annual outlook conference luncheon Thursday. Amarillo Chamber of Commerce acted as host for the occasion, which was sponsored by UPS Store.
Perryman predicted improved economic conditions for Texas in 2004, even while legislators search for a way to shift education finance away from property taxes and Robin Hood and seek a tax structure that grows to meet state needs.
The economist congratulated Amarillo leaders for effective use of economic development dollars and industrial diversification.
"You've got industries that do well in difficult times," Perryman said of Pantex and Bell Helicopter.
Texas lost jobs when the recession hit the airlines and high tech businesses.
Perryman reported 35,000 to 40,000 new jobs in Texas this year, with 120,000 new hires nationwide.
Economic growth has been under way since the fourth quarter of 2001, though people did not feel the recovery in the absence of job creation and a depressed stock market, Perryman said.
Corporate scandals have torn apart the foundation of the trust-based market system, then the ensuing war created uncertainty, Perryman said.
"In times of uncertainty, people do nothing," Perryman said.
Greg Meador, vice president at RC&P, said Perryman's message was encouraging.
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The business community has been cautious and a little insecure about new work, Meador said.
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Massenez: A centenary know-how
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... inherit this know-how: his son Eugène will become a recognized master distiller. From 1913 Eugène Massenez appears avant-gardist by distilling wild raspberry for the first time. This brandy meets phenomenal success, especially thanks to Queen of Sweden's loyalty as she fell in love with this alcohol during her visits in
. The 3rd generation will give the distillery its jumpstart in the 50s. Both forerunner and visionary, Gabriel Eugène Massenez develops his brand for fine gastronomy, especially in the famous major brasseries of Paris: Flo, Bofinger, Au Pied de Cochon… ...
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Bestheim: The Alsatian daring since 1765!
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... new lands. Over the years they settled on the hillsides of Bennwihr and Westhalten. Heim has then become Bestheim, combining the original name with the contraction of the names of the villages where the company vinifies and matures its different cuvees. Bestheim currently farms a patchwork of outstanding terroirs that stretches from the North to the South of
. A terroir blessed by the gods The Bestheim vineyards are essentially located on beautiful hillsides facing south and southeast. Leaning on the Vosges, they thus benefit from a natural barrier that protects them against the bad weather coming from the West. This results in a dry and sunny milieu where the recorded rainfall is lower than that of a ...
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Domaine Yves Amberg
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... Winegrowers' portraits Epfig Domaine Yves Amberg The terroir in a bottle and encapsulated on the label or under the cap foil In the largest wine village in
, Epfig, a township of the Bas-Rhin department where 570 ha of vineyard neighbour wheat and other cereal fields, Roger Amberg created the family domain. As soon as he arrived in 1989, his only son Yves doubled the surface area of the estate, increasing it from 7 to 13 ha. Recently he installed a cellar, put in two presses and beautiful thermo-regulated stainless steel vats. And he is ...
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Cave des Vignerons de Pfaffenheim
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... Pfaffenheim Cave des Vignerons de Pfaffenheim Quality, tradition and innovation Located at some fifteen kilometres southwest of Colmar, the village of Pfaffenheim leans against the foothills of the Vosges and has one of the largest vineyards of
. Created by a few local wine growers who decided to mobilize their resources in order to work more efficiently, the Cave des Vignerons de Pfaffenheim bottled for the first time in 1959. ...
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Distillerie Lehmann: Divines eaux-de-vie et Elsass Whisky
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... the Bon Goût [Good Taste] or Cœur de Chauffe, the heart of the cuvee, in which the very essence of the fruit is at its peak, the heads and tails not being kept. "In my father's time, the range was limited to the traditional eaux de vie: Williams Pear,
Raspberry, Wild Raspberry, Damson, Mirabelle Plum… and was composed of some twenty references. Now we have more than 120: traditional eaux de vie, rare varieties and wild berries like sloe, European mountain-ash, the Brewer's eau de vie (distilled beer), liqueurs, vodka and whisky. We have also developed a kosher eau de vie since 4 years." Another ...
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Distillerie Lehmann: Divine eaux-de-vie and Elsass Whisky
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... Chauffe, the heart of the cuvee, in which the very essence of the fruit is at its peak, the heads and tails not being kept. Yves Lehmann and Simone Nagel "In my father's time, the range was limited to the traditional eaux de vie: Williams Pear,
Raspberry, Wild Raspberry, Damson, Mirabelle Plum… and was composed of some twenty references. Now we have more than 120: traditional eaux de vie, rare varieties and wild berries like sloe, European mountain-ash, the Brewer's eau de vie (distilled beer), liqueurs, vodka and whisky. We have also developed a kosher eau de vie since 4 years." ...
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... wines, there is only one step As Paolo Basso, Best Sommelier of the World, stayed in Bordeaux some time after the En Primeurs, Silvio Denz welcomed him at Château Faugères, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classé. A beautiful meeting while the owner of Lalique also received his team of the restaurant Villa Lalique in
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Vintage 2014: Focus on the French regions
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... The spring came early and was very warm, the summer was fresh with rain and even hail in some areas. The wine growers had alternately hopes and fears all along. Anyway, the volumes and quality seem to be superior to 2013. Let's look back at the harvest to get an idea of the vintage before the official tastings of next spring.
For the Crémant, the harvest was good. The picking started on September 3rd and promised to be qualitative. The humidity in the end of August enabled to keep the acidity. The Crémants will be successful this year. On the other hand, for the black varieties (Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer) the harvest had to be speeded up as the suzukii fly appeared. It lays its ...
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Autumn Wine Sales 2015
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... 2013 . This nearly confidential cuvée—4,000 bottles a year—presents elegants and fine notes of white flowers, hawthorn and a delicate roundness in the mouth. And unusual for the appellation, the wine is organic. Atypical grape variety, the Pinot Gris strengthens its position. The Pinot Gris
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12e édition du Salon Spirit à Paris
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I had a good seat in the center section which afforded good sight lines. Steven Wistrich gave an interesting pre performance talk and then the 3 act "modern" program ensued providing an aesthetically enriching experience. Great dancing and choreography. Parking in the garage below ($10) was easiest.
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The pre-show lecture was very informative, and the dancers were superb. Definitely will attend another production from City Ballet of San Diego!
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My seat was outstanding, first row mezzanine. The dances were excellent, as almost always with City Ballet. And the guest dancer, a free-lance Russian, was special.
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The Museum is surrounded by an elegant sculpture garden, boasting around 30 sculptures by Ásmundur.
The building was in most part designed by the artist himself in the years 1942-59. He, for instance, built the curved building behind the house that was conceived both a studio and exhibition space. The architect Mannfreð Vilhjálmsson later designed the extension connecting the main building and the curved building. The form concepts of the house are inspired by the Mediterranean, the round houses of the Arab world and Egypt's pyramids.
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This is not a claim that the Vandals are going to play like the great Steel Curtain defenses that Pittsburg rolled out in the '70s (for the few out there that can remember that far back). But the Vandals will be markedly improved across the board this fall, led by fourth year starter and team captain Shiloh Keo (a First Team All-WAC selection last fall) at strong safety, and flanked by a solid depth chart loaded with experience and emerging new talent prepared to make an immediate impact at Idaho.
Below is a breakdown of the depth charts for strong safety, free safety, and cornerback going into the 2010 season.
|Shiloh Keo
It's been an unbelievable 5-year journey for the senior out of Archbishop Murphy High School in Washington. He was thrust into action as a true freshman against Michigan State in the 2006 season opener, and never looked back. He was named an honorable mention Freshman All-American by the Sporting News, and has been a fixture on All-WAC teams since his sophomore season. He didn't let a brutal shoulder injury stop his career either (an injury in '08 that forced him to redshirt the season), becoming a more vocal leader of the defense. Last fall he was named a First Team All-WAC selection (easily one of the most sure tacklers in the WAC), and goes into his senior campaign being named to the Thorpe Award watch list, an award that recognizes the nation's top defensive back based on performance on the field, athletic ability, and character. Keo is one of 35 defensive backs nationwide named to the list. A three year team captain at Idaho, Keo sets the tone for the Vandal D.
|Quin Ashley
Few have sacrificed more for Idaho during the rebuilding process of the last four years than redshirt junior Quin Ashley. He came to Idaho in '07 as a well-regarded defensive back and was immediately listed among the top two in the depth chart as a true freshman, but was forced into action as a quarterback (one of the positions he played as a prep standout in Texas) weeks into the season. He then moved to wide receiver in '08 to bolster a thin and young receiving corps. In the spring of '09 he made the move back to safety and was able to take a redshirt year. He comes into 2010 as a solid No.2 backup to Keo, and gives the unit a nice combination of game experience, speed and talent. "Another kid who's playing well in the secondary is Quin Ashley," Criner told GVN. "He's doing a good job, he's tackling well, he understands his assignments, and I'm happy with him. He's a hard worker, he's got a good head on his shoulders, and he's been productive this fall."
|James Randall
Lincoln (Neb.) should be a familiar sight for Randall. The safety/linebacker star out of Compton High took an official visit to the Big Red campus late last year before choosing to join the Idaho program. Ranked the No.65 WLB prospect in the country by Scout.com as a high school senior, Randall grayshirted last season and enrolled at Idaho in January. He had a stellar spring camp in Moscow, and is described by defensive coordinator Mark Criner as "a very instinctive player." He has kept the intensity level up this fall and is battling for immediate playing time in the safety rotation. He also has an outstanding opportunity make multiple special teams units, and could begin making an impact immediately with the Vandals. "He could play either strong or free for us, but we're shooting for strong safety," Criner said. "He's coming around and he's going to be a good football player. He's gonna play a lot of football here."
|Gary Walker
An exceptional talent, Walker chose the Vandals over an early offer from Oregon State and a late recruiting battle with Fresno State and Arizona State. He did not disappoint in his first season at Idaho, and can claim a part in helping Idaho to its first bowl appearance in 11 years. Officially he started one game last season and played in 12, registering 29 tackles (20 solo) while rotating in generously at free safety. A versatile athlete with 4.59-40 speed and a frame that is filling out quickly, he gives the defensive backfield added instincts and range next to tackling machine Keo. On the heels of an impressive spring camp, Walker has secured the starting free safety position going into 2010 and is poised for a breakout season.
|Brandon Artz
A former walkon, Artz (a former highschool teammate of Shiloh Keo's) has ever so quietly moved into an ever expanding role at Idaho (he earned an academic scholarship at Idaho after starting his college career as a quarterback at Southern Oregon). Last fall as a redshirt sophomore he played in 12 games for the Vandals and started two, finishing with 19 tackles on the year. In addition to playing on several special teams units, he is the team's No.1 holder on PATs (and a former high school quarterback). "Brandon can go both strong and free," Criner said. "He knows everything. If a guy got hurt and you needed to put someone in real quick, I've got confidence to do that with Brandon. Plus he's a special teams player, never comes off the field on special teams."
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The wildcard. How quickly big newcomer Thaad (pronounced "Tad") Thompson matriculates into the safety rotation depends on a number of factors. We do know this though; he was a well-regarded JC prospect with offers from Iowa State and Memphis. And at 6-foot-2 and 212-pounds, he brings a size dimension to the Vandal defensive backfield that simply wasn't there before his arrival just over a week ago. How quickly he absorbs the Vandal defense and transitions to Division 1A ball will dictate how quickly he makes an impact this fall. "He's a very good football player," Criner said of Thompson. "He's 6-foot-2 and he can run, and he's strong. And he's picking things up relatively quick. I ran him all day today with the two's [in Saturday's last scrimmage of fall camp]. We have to be careful how much we ask him to do in a short amount of time, but he's picking it up pretty darn well. He's very explosive, and he has a lot of the characteristics of Shiloh in him. He's only been with us about eight days, but he's done a great job and is picking it up." All indications point to a gifted athlete that can make an immediate impact, either in the safety rotation or on special teams (or likley both). "It's going to be hard to keep Thaad off the field," Criner said in closing.
|Trey Williams
"He's gonna be a very good player for us," was the way coach Criner described redshirt freshman Trey Williams. All of the freshmen thickened their frames last season, and the redshirt year was a particular success for Williams. He comes into fall camp No.3 in the depth chart and is poised to move up and battle for serious playing time this fall. A big framed athlete with 4.45 speed, he's an exceptional talent. "A guy that's 6-2 like Trey," Criner said, "that kid's going to be able to play in the packages with what we do throughout the year. You've got a kid that can run, he's a talent, he's got good speed, and really he wants to do it."
A point of clarification. It comes up often on our message boards -- what is the depth chart for the right and left cornerback positions? The answer is that there is no distinction between right and left CB. The best two athletes play. Or, in Idaho's case this fall, the best three are in a heated battle for starting duties, and there is a distinct possibility of having a five player rotation this fall.
Starting duties early in the season will be a three-way battle between senior Isaac Butts, junior Kenny Patten, and sophomore Aaron Grymes. Which two of these three starts will depend on several factors, and will likely change throughout the season. The next wave in line is a battle between junior Matt Harvey and freshman Tracy Carter, both of whom have looked solid at times this camp.
In the spring Criner praised the work this group did in the offseason and how they improved as a unit, and that praise continued into fall camp. "They all added some weight and increased strength," Criner said. "We finally have enough numbers to run all our packages. Everyone is back and the bowl practices helped.
"Competition breeds excellence," he continued, "and it will make everyone better, allowing us to focus on our attention to detail."
So, given that explanation, here is a look at the top five corners -- based on spring performance -- going into fall camp.
|Isaac Butts
He is the veteran of the group, and has been an integral part of the corner rotation at Idaho since his true freshman season. A former invited walkon who joined the program in 2007 (Coach Akey's first year) and played immediately, Isaac has been a starter since 2008. Right now he finds himself in a heated battle with reshirt junior Kenny Patten and true sophomore Aaron Grymes. Last fall Isaac started seven games for the Humanitarian Bowl Champions, registering 41 tackles (No.9 on the team), two tackles for loss, five pass breakups and one forced fumbles. Vandal fans can count on the battle-tested senior playing a prominant role in 2010. "Butts has a lot of ability," Criner told GVN. "He's got long arms, he's a tall kid. But competition is making him a better player, because he's concentrating more on his technique."
|Kenny "K2" Patten
Like teammate Isaac, Patten made an immediate impact for Idaho, earning extensive playing time as a redshirt freshman in 2008. Last fall though, as a redshirt sophomore, he bumped his game up, earning starting duties for most of the 2009 season. He ended the year with nine starts under his belt, finished sixth on the team with 51 tackles, two tackles for loss, one pick, three pass breakups and one forced fumble. He's run extensively with the No.1 defense in spring and fall camps, and could also be used as a nickel back in certain formations. "We played K2 in a lot of nickel today," Criner said, "and he has looked good this camp."
|Aaron Grymes
The rocket. Grymes is one of the fastest players on the team, and near the top of the cornerback rotation. As a true freshman Grymes made in immediate impact, starting six games (some for Butts, some for Patten) and earning his stripes. He finished the year with 43 tackles (No.9) and two pass breakups. He displayed exceptional explosion and closing speed on the ball. He just needed experience. The bowl preparation was a huge benefit for Grymes, and he has run extensively with the No.1 defense throughout spring and fall camp. And he's a tough customer. "He's really working hard on his technique," Criner said. "And he's going to be a tough guy to keep off the field.
|Matt Harvey
Speed. Harvey, like all the new defensive back recruits to sign with Idaho in the Akey era, brings some wheels to the field. As a junior college transfer last year who joined the Idaho program with three years to play three, he made an immediate impact in the corner rotation and -- in particular -- on special teams. As a kick returner he returned 14 kicks in 2009, averaging 19.7 yards per return with a long of 31 yards. He played in 11 games for the Vandals, and is battling for playing time in 2010. "Harvey is sustaining his play," Criner told GoVandals.net. "As opposed to playing well then falling off, he's sustaining his good play."
|Tracy Carter
This is the future of the Vandal defensive backfield. Locked in a heated battle with Matt Harvey to climb up the depth chart, Carter brings exceptional speed and a boat load of talent to the rotation. He's just young. Regardless of his youth, Coach Criner listed Carter among the top five in the chart among the top two defensive units for 2010. "Tracy, in the first scrimmage, probably had the best play of all the corners," Criner told GoVandals.net. "He's really coming around. He was back out there today [Carter has been working through bumps and bruises] and that was good to see."


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Jason Kidd plans to bring Greg Monroe off Bucks' bench, which is news to Monroe
The Bucks spent most of the summer trying to trade Greg Monroe, and the asking price was rumored to be so low most of the buzz around the league was a deal would get done. Except to trade Monroe another team had to want Monroe, and therein lied the rub.
Monroe was at Bucks media day on Monday, and coach Jason Kidd announced he plans to bring Monroe in off the bench. That got interesting. From Gery Woelfel of the of the Racine Journal Times:
It shouldn't be news, Kidd brought Monroe off the bench for part of last season, too.
If Monroe doesn't start, it means John Henson or Miles Plumlee will start (unless Kidd wants to go crazy small and start Mirza Teletovic).
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Draymond Green says he will stand for anthem, criticism of Kaepernick "ridiculous"
I've said this before: while there will be national anthem protests once the NBA starts playing games in a couple of weeks, don't expect it from the biggest names — the guys with the biggest international brands to promote. At the same time, expect all those guys to back Collin Kaepernick and others who have done these protests.
The latest example came from the Golden State Warriors media day and Draymond Green. Here is what he said in a passionate talk about the protests, via Anthony Slater of the San Jose Mercury News.
I respect Colin for that because he took a stand, that he knew would probably create some controversy. And he didn't care. And I respect that because sometimes controversy is needed in order to get the point across. And I think he's gotten his point across. But my question is like what's next?…
And of course if everyone wants to talk about Colin, and he's disrespecting America. No, we're going to talk about what he's doing and try to sweep what he's really talking about under the rug. I think it's quite ridiculous, to be quite frank. Am I going to kneel down and put my fist up, no I'm not. That's no disrespect to Colin or anybody else that's doing it. But they've gotten the point across. I don't think I need to come out and do a National Anthem protest. Because it's already been started. There's already a conversation.
What Green is asking is what a lot of people — athletes, activists, people who care about this country — are asking: What kind of actions, what kinds of change can come out of the start of this conversation? Because the question isn't about respect for the flag or lack thereof — that's a side issue, a distraction from people who don't want to talk about race in America and the challenges we still face as a nation in that area. Some of these police shootings are a brutal reminder of how far this nation has to go, but they are just part of a broader issue.
Stephen Curry — whose hometown of Charlotte has experienced rioting after a police shooting in recent days — also was asked about the protest issue and struck a similar tone. Here's his answer via Sam Amick of the USA Today.
"I respect everybody's voice, everybody's platform, and their opportunity and right to protest what they feel in their heart is something they want changed. I've said that plenty of times about Colin. I respect what he's doing. I respect the message that he's fighting for, and I hope all the spotlight is on that particular message and the things we can do to make changes that are blatantly obvious we need change, so I hope going forward it's not about who's raising their fist, who's kneeling, who's standing, who's doing this or that. It's about what Colin and other guys – what the message is, and what we don't want to stand for any more."
John Wall limited at Wizards' camp, no timeline for full return
WASHINGTON (AP) — Washington Wizards guard John Wall will be limited at training camp after undergoing knee surgery over the summer and the team has no timeline for his return.
The 26-year-old All-Star says he's feeling great and has been able to play 1-on-1 and 3-on-3 with teammates. Coach Scott Brooks doesn't know if Wall will play in any preseason games.
Wall and Brooks insist they're "in no rush" with the focus on the point guard getting fully healthy. In May, Wall had a procedure on the patella tendon in his left knee and an arthroscopic surgery on his right knee.
The Wizards open training camp Tuesday in Richmond, Virginia. Brooks says Wall will participate in segments of each practice as he works to get back to 100 percent.
Cavaliers have offered Anderson Varejao a championship ring. Does he take it?
In the middle of last season, the Cleveland Cavaliers let go of long-time Cav and fan favorite Anderson Varejao to make room for Channing Frye, a stretch four they thought would be more valuable in the playoffs. In hindsight it seems the right move.
After a cap clearing move in Portland, Varejao ended up on the bench of the Golden State Warriors. We all know the story from there, including Varejao getting some meaningful minutes after Andrew Bogut went down, but it wasn't enough for Golden State.
Which brings us to the awkward championship ring conversation. Usually, an iconic team player like Varejao would get one from the Cavaliers, but will Varejao want this one? From Marc Stein of ESPN:
Good on the Cavaliers for offering.
Is there a correct answer for Varejao? A wrong answer? I can't blame him either way.
He is on the Warriors roster again this season, and he once again could get meaningful minutes (now behind Zaza Pachulia). Does he decide that one with this team is what he wants (and will bet is going to happen)? Nobody can answer all these questions for him.


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ANTH UN2103 Anthropology of Populism. 3 pts. Claudio Lomnitz. Populism is generally understood as a political style that upholds the doctrine that the rights and prerogatives of ordinary people are being usurped by a minority. It is also often connected to a "Jacobin" political tradition—in other words, to a politics that makes claims for unmediated popular sovereignty. It is anti-elite and anti-bureaucratic in its claims, if not in its actual operation. Since populism flourishes in modern political systems it often implies the presence of a leader, who is meant to have a privileged relationship with the people, as against the interests of the "minority," that is then represented as an oligarchy, an elite, or a cabal. Enrollment priorities: CSER and Anthropology majors and concentrators. Enrollment limit is 15.
ANTH UN2300x Social Dynamics in Inner Asia. 3 pts. Joseph MacKay, Rune Steenberg Reyhe, and Alan Timberlake. Inner Asia stands historically at the intersection of many great civilizations, and today is on the borders of several major political powers, both standing between and linking them. It has time and again been the site of amalgamation of cultures, political systems, languages, religions and identities. It has been the bridge between many, but also. In the process, a historical laboratory for new ideas and important transformations. It is, perhaps more than anywhere else in the world, a region in continuous historical flux, typified by intervention from without and transformation from within. That makes the region an ideal site to study the interconnectedness and "becoming" aspects of our globalized social worlds. Enrollment limit is 40.
ANTH UN3035x Religion in Chinese Society. 3 pts. Myron Cohen. Chinese popular religion and ritual during the late traditional period and in modern times. Popular beliefs and practices concerning the cosmos, the gods, and the ancestors; the role in popular religion of Buddhism, Taoism, and the Imperial State Cult; popular religion, social change, and the modern assault on "superstition."
ANTH UN3040x Anthropological Theory I. 4 pts. Nadia Abu El-Haj. Institutions of social life. Kinship and locality in the structuring of society. Monographs dealing with both literate and nonliterate societies will be discussed in the context of anthropological fieldwork methods.Open to majors; all others with instructor's permission. Prerequisites: an introductory course in anthropology.
ANTH UN3719x Closeup: Crises in Europe. 4 pts. Naor Ben-Yehoyada. The Formation of the European Union in the mid-1990s was one of those political projects that were supposed celebrate and consolidate a "new world order" in aftermath of the Cold War. Twenty years later, things look more complicated. Europeans seem to disagree on everything from the fabric of their political union, through the meaning of supra-national citizenship, to their moral obligations and responsibilities as persons, nations, states, and a union. Enrollment limit is16.
ANTH UN3811x Toxic. 4 pts. Vanessa Agard-Jones. It is no secret by now that we live in a toxic sea. Every day, in every place in this world, we are exposed to an unknown number of contaminants, including those in the places that we live, the air that we breathe, the foods that we eat, the water that we drink, the consumer products that we use, and in the social worlds that we navigate. While we are all exposed, the effects of these exposures are distributed in radically unequal patterns, and histories of racialization, coloniality, and gendered inequality are critical determinants of the risks to wellness that these toxic entanglements entail. Scientists use the term "body burden" to describe the accumulated, enduring amounts of harmful substances present in human bodies. In this course, we explore the global conditions that give rise to local body burdens, plumbing the history of toxicity as a category, the politics of toxic exposures, and the experience of toxic embodiment. Foregrounding uneven exposures and disproportionate effects, we ask how scientists and humanists, poets and political activists, have understood toxicity as a material and social phenomenon. We will turn our collective attention to the analysis of ethnographies, memoirs, maps, film, and photography, and students will also be charged with creating visual and narrative projects for representing body burden of their own. Enrollment limit is 16.
ANTH UN3821x Native America. 4 pts. Audra Simpson. This is an undergraduate seminar that takes up primary and secondary sources and reflections to: a) provide students with an historical overview of Native American issues and representational practices, b) provide students with an understanding of the ways in which land expropriation and concomitant military and legal struggle have formed the core of Native-State relations and are themselves central to American and Native American history and culture, and c) provide students with an understanding of Native representational practices, political subjectivity, and aspiration. Enrollment limit is 40.
ANTH UN3826x Brain Science: A Social History. 4 pts. Karen Seeley. In light of the current ascendance of neuroscience, including new federally funded initiatives to map the human brain, this course explores the social history of brain science from the mid-19th century to the present. This period saw the invention of an array of cerebral technologies designed to explain the brain's operations, measure its capacities, manipulate its contents, calm its agitations, and better its performance. In this course, we will examine the historical and political contexts in which such technologies, including psychoanalysis, psychosurgery, brainwashing, and psychopharmaceuticals, were created. At the same time, we will consider the medical doctors, psychologists, and military personnel who endorsed and deployed them to achieve various social, political, and therapeutic ends. Through readings of period scientific texts, contemporary scientific research, personal memoirs, and novels, we will analyze the connections between emergent cerebral technologies and dominant philosophies of consciousness, notions of mind and soul, and theories of intelligence. In addition, we will look at the constructon of the neurological patient through the lenses of culture, race, and gender. Finally, we will consider recent cerebral technologies that produce mages of the brain. Throughout the course, we investigate persisting and urgent interests in knowing the mind, enhancing mental functioning, and managing problem brains. The permission of the instructor is required. Open to juniors and seniors only. Enrollment limit is 20.
ANTH UN3828 4 pts. The Anthropology of War. Nadia Abu El-Haj. In this class, we will think about the various ways in which philosophers, social theorists, historians and anthropologists have thought about war, violence, and responsibility. The course focuses on a set of themes and questions: for example, the nature of violence and the question of responsibility or accountability, shifting technologies of warfare, and the phenomenology and aftermath of warfare, for civilians and for combatants. The reading list incorporates different approaches to such questions—from historical to philosophical to ethnographic accounts. Enrollment restrictions: No freshmen. Permission of the instructor required. Enrollment limit is 20.
ANTH UN3829x Absent Bodies. 4 pts. Lesley Sharp. Across a range of cultural and historic contexts, one encounters traces of bodies - and persons - rendered absent, invisible, or erased. Knowledge of the ghostly presence nevertheless prevails, revealing an inextricable relationship between presence and absence. This course addresses the theme of absent bodies in such contexts as war and other memorials, clinical practices, and industrialization, with interdisciplinary readings drawn from anthropology, war and labor histories, and dystopic science fiction. Prerequisites: Open to undergrad majors; others with the instructor's permission. Enrollment limit is 15.
ANTH UN3854xThe Anthropology of Corruption. 4 pts. Sarah Muir. What is corruption? Is it-as we are prone to suspect-detrimental to social equality, political participation, and economic growth? Through texts on the anthropology of liberalism, exchange, post-colonialism, and witchcraft, this seminar will develop a critical perspective on corruption that both problematizes and takes these intuitive claims seriously. Priority given to anthropology majors. Enrollment limited to 15.
ANTH UN3861x Anthropology of the Anthropocene. 4 pts. Paige West. This course focuses on the political ecology of the Anthropocene. As multiple publics become increasingly aware of the extensive and accelerated rate of current global environmental change, and the presence of anthropogenesis in ever expanding circumstances, we need to critically analyze the categories of thought and action being developed in order to carefully approach this change. Our concern is thus not so much the Anthropocene as an immutable fact, inevitable event, or definitive period of time (significant though these are), but rather for the political, social, and intellectual consequences of this important idea. Thus we seek to understand the creativity of "The Anthropocene" as a political, rhetorical, and social category. We also aim to examine the networks of capital and power that have given rise to the current state of planetary change, the strategies for ameliorating those changes, and how these are simultaneously implicated in the rhetorical creation of "The Anthropocene". Instructor's permission is required. Priority given to majors in Anthropology. Enrollment limit is 15.
ANTH UN3933x Arabia Imagined. 4 pts. Brinkley Messick. This course explores Arabia as a global phenomenon. It is organized around primary texts read in English translation. The site of the revelation of the Quran and the location of the sacred precincts of Islam, Arabia is the destination of pilgrimage and the direction of prayer for Muslims worldwide. It also is the locus of cultural expression ranging from the literature of the 1001 Nights to the broadcasts of Al Jazeera. We begin with themes of contemporary youth culture and political movements associated with the Arab Spring. Seminar paper.
ANTH UN3939x The Anime Effect: Media and Technoculture in Contemporary Japan. 4 pts. Marilyn Ivy. Culture, technology, and media in contemporary Japan. Theoretical and ethnographic engagements with forms of mass mediation, including anime, manga, video, and cell-phone novels. Considers larger global economic and political contexts, including post-Fukushima transformations. Prerequisites: the instructor's permission
ANTH UN3949x Sorcery and Magic. 4 pts. Michael Taussig. An introduction to the occult sides of making history, colonialism, and transforming reality through the study of south American shamanism, magic in Shakespeare's Tempest, sexual magic in politics and dictatorships, the uncanniness in Freud's hysterics, and William Burroughs' Cities of the Red Night. Course enrollment limit is 40.
ANTH UN3957x The Ethnography of the Everyday. 4 pts. Rosaling Morris. offers students an opportunity to engage the discipline's methods and genres, and the ethico-philosophical questions about representativeness and exemplarity that subtend them.The course will consider the everyday as an alternative concept to 'culture' and habitus,' while looking at the ethnographic works that were informed by those ideas. Students will undertake weekly writing assignments as part of an investigation not only of method, but of aesthetics, expression, and representation in general. Enrollment limit is 25.
ANTH UN3989x Introduction to Urban Anthropology. 4 pts. Steven Gregory. This seminar is an introduction to the theory and methods that have been developed by anthropologists to study contemporary cities and urban cultures. Although anthropology has historically focused on the study of non-Western and largely rural societies, since the 1960s, anthropologists have increasingly directed attention to cities and urban cultures. During the course of the semester, we will examine such topics as: the politics of urban planning, development and land use; race, class, gender and urban inequality; urban migration and transnational communities; the symbolic economies of urban space; and street life. Readings will include the works of Jane Jacobs, Sharon Zukin, and Henri Lefebvre. Enrollment limit is 18.
ANTH UN3999x and y The Senior Thesis Seminar in Anthropology. 4 pts. Lila Abu-Lughod. This two-term course is a combination of a seminar and a workshop that will help you conduct research, write, and present an original honors thesis in anthropology. The first term of this course introduces a variety of approaches used to produce anthropological knowledge and writing; encourages students to think critically about the approaches they take to researching and writing by studying model texts with an eye to the ethics, constraints, and potentials of anthropological research and writing; and gives students practice in the seminar and workshop formats that are key to collegial exchange and refinement of ideas. During the first term, students complete a few short exercises that will culminate in a fully developed, 15-page project proposal, as well as a preliminary draft of one chapter of the senior thesis. The proposal will serve as the guide for completing the thesis during the spring semester. The spring sequence of the anthropology thesis seminar is a writing intensive continuation of the fall semester, in which students will have designed the research questions, prepared a full thesis proposal that will serve as a guide for the completion of the thesis or comparable senior capstone project, and written a draft of one chapter. Readings in the first semester will be geared toward exploring a variety of models of excellent anthropological or ethnographic work. Only those students who expect to have completed the fall semester portion of the course are allowed to register for the spring; final enrollment is contingent upon successful completion of first semester requirements. Weekly meetings will be devoted to the collaborative refinement of drafts, as well as working through issues of writing (evidence, voice, authority etc.). All enrolled students are required to present their project at a symposium in the late spring, and the final grade is based primarily on successful completion of the thesis/ capstone project. Note: The senior thesis seminar is open to CC and GS majors in Anthropology only. It requires the instructor's permission for registration. Students must have a 3.6 GPA in the major and a preliminary project concept in order to be considered. Interested students should communicate with the thesis instructor and the director of undergraduate study in the previous spring about the possibility of taking the course during the upcoming academic year. Additionally, expect to discuss with the instructor at the end of the fall term whether your project has progressed far enough to be completed in the spring term. If it has not, you will exit the seminar after one semester, with a grade based on the work completed during the fall term. Enrollment limit is 15.
ANTH UN1007x The Origins of Human Society. 3 pts. Severin Fowles. An archaeological perspective on the evolution of human social life from the first bipedal step of our ape ancestors to the establishment of large sedentary villages. While traversing six million years and six continents, our explorations will lead us to consider such major issues as the development of human sexuality, the origin of language, the birth of "art" and religion, the domestication of plants and animals, and the foundations of social inequality. Designed for anyone who happens to be human. Mandatory recitation sections will be announced first week of classes. $25.00 laboratory fee.
ANTH GU4316x Textures of the City: Mapping New York's Present Past. 4 pts. Zoe Crossland. This class explores how to map and visually represent New York's history and the continuing presence of past traces in the city. Students will receive training in the key archaeological techniques of landscape analysis and digital (GIS) mapping. We will draw on available archaeological evidence, landscape analysis, and documentary sources to map and explore different aspects of the city's past. We will critically assess what different mapping techniques offer, and what kind of narratives they underpin or foreclose upon. How do we draw upon such evidence as archaeologists and historians to represent and mediate the city's past? Permission of the instructor is required and enrollment limit is 15. Enrollment priorities: Archaeology and related fields (undergraduate and graduate)
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Outstanding fines owed to the town of Tunica will now be turned over to a Texas based company which will attempt to collect them, following action by the Board of Aldermen.
Deborah Sivira of American Muncipal Services offered her company's services to town officials on June 15, saying that AMS had worked with over 300 cities. Sivira said the town will receive 100 percent of what they are owed, and the company will add 25 percent to the total to be collected.
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It's that time of year again. St. Patty's Day in Baltimore - March 17th… Baltimore's most celebrated unofficial holiday of the year. A day when, like it or not, everyone is Irish.
Green beer, the Baltimore St. Patrick's Day Parade, "Kiss Me, I'm Irish" shirts, tent-lined streets, the Baltimore Shamrock 5K, and even the occasional random bagpiper walking the streets of Baltimore have all become traditions here in Baltimore around St. Patrick's Day.
Last year we went around to try to find the top things to do in Baltimore on St. Patty's Day. This year we did the same thing, and as we suspected, you won't be at a loss for ways to celebrate. Each neighborhood in Baltimore has its own way of celebrating. With that being said, we again went to our branches to ask them for recommendations on what to do this St. Patty's Day in their neighborhood.
Thousands of Baltimoreans will gather at the Washington Monument and line the sidewalks of Charles Street as they help Baltimore celebrate Irish culture, song, music and dance at Baltimore's 58th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. The parade kicks off on March 10, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at the Washington Monument and continues to Pratt Street and Market Place. 1st Mariner Bank is a proud annual sponsor of the St. Patrick's Day Parade.
The Baltimore Shamrock 5K is another option that takes place on March 10th. For several years, over 5,000 runners take the streets of Baltimore to support St. Patrick's Day Celebrations, Inc. Starting at Charles and Franklin Street and ending with a celebration at Power Plant Live, the Shamrock 5K is a great way to get your endorphins moving, stay healthy and support a good cause. Unfortunately, every year this race fills up fast so if you haven't already signed up, you'll have to settle for standing on the sidelines and cheering on the runners.
Just as he suggested last year, our President of Retail Banking, Dennis Finnegan is sticking with his St. Patrick's Day go-to. "As always, my faviorite place to spend St. Patty's Day is Claddagh's Irish Pub located in Canton. For the past few years, [Claddagh Pub owner] Mike Clarke always has a stool and a Jameson waiting for me as soon as I walk in the door."Other local Baltimore Irish Pubs and Restaurants:Looney's PubJames Joyce Irish Pub and RestaurantSlainte Irish Pub & RestaurantCat's Eye PubTir Na Nog Irish Bar & GrillPatrick's of Pratt Street J. Patrick's Irish Pub Mick O'Shea'sRyan's Daughter Irish Pub and Restaurant
Galway Bay gives you an immediate sense of feeling right at home as soon as you walk in the door. We'd highly recommend Galway Bay as a place to check out on St. Patty's day. They throw quite the celebration!Other local Annapolis Irish Pubs and Restaurants:Fado Irish PubCastlebay Irish Pub
An Poitin Stil, or "The Still" as the locals call it, is probably one of the most "authentic" Irish pubs in the Baltimore area. They have live Celtic bands playing on most days of the week, and their St. Patty's Day Festival is epic!
As Perry Hall's only major Irish pub, The Twisted Harp is bound to be a place of interest for the residents of the White Marsh/Perry Hall area on St. Patty's Day. Their corned beef and cabbage is delicious, and they serve a variety of other authentic Irish food as well.Other local Baltimore County Irish Pubs and Restaurants:Patrick's Restaurant and Pub The Tilted Kilt
Judging by the countdown to St. Patty's Day on their homepage, Sean Bolan's is where you need to be if you happen to be in the Bel Air area on March 17th.Other local Harford County Irish Pubs and Restaurants:Looney's PubMaGerk's Pub & GrillWith all of these options, you'd think that we strategically placed our branches to be in close proximity to the Irish pubs and restaurants of Baltimore, right? We're sure there are plenty of other options out there that we've forgotten to mention, but at least you now have a decent amount of possibilities to choose from when it comes to your 2013 St. Patty's Day celebration.
Regardless of what you choose to do, just remember one thing…everyone is Irish on March 17th!
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Wooohoo! He asked, you said yes…welcome to the wonderful world of wedding planning! But not so fast - before you start envisioning your wedding day place settings, stop, take a deep breath and ACTUALLY enjoy the moment. Too often, brides-to-be don't take the time to actually enjoy being engaged, and before they know it, they're up to their eyes in wedding planning and wedding costs. So why not REALLY let yourself experience the engagement phase before jumping into the wedding planning phase? Trust me, there is a huge difference. You're only doing this once, remember? Enjoy it!
Believe it or not, she's been waiting for this moment for as long, if not longer, as you have. As a matter of fact, call everyone that is important to you and your new fiancé. Yes, CALL (read: a voice conversation) all of these important individuals before you even consider hitting the social media highway. As much as Aunt Cathy likes to keep up with what is going on in your life via Facebook, finding out that you are recently engaged is NOT one of the things that she'd like to discover. Trust me, Christmas dinner will never be the same.
What's the first thing people ask when they find out that you are engaged? They ask to see the ring. This ring, ladies and gentlemen, will be the single most important ring of your lives. It symbolizes your love for one another and all that will come in your future life together. That being said, what can go wrong most likely will at some point or another. While nothing will ever replace the sentimental value of "the ring" if something were to happen to it, it's always comforting to have peace of mind knowing that IF Murphy's Law occurs, you can at least get money towards a replacement.
Contact your insurance agent to price out getting the ring added to your homeowners or renters insurance plan. However, many homeowners and renters insurance policies only cover up to a certain amount. If this is the case for you, you can look into a personal property insurance policy extension that covers particular items. Another option is to look into insurance companies that specialize in jewelry items. Whatever your preferred plan of attack, don't take the risk of waiting…he put a ring on it, so you'd both better make sure there's an insurance policy on it.
The second most popular question that you'll hear after getting engaged is, "Did you set a date?" Do yourself a favor and at least have a ballpark estimate of when you'd like to get married. It doesn't have to be a specific date - it can even be an entire season (i.e. summer of 2014), but at least have some sort of answer for your fan club.
Ah, the guest list...depending on the size of your families, the guest list can be the most fun or the most stressful part of the wedding planning process. Either way, you'll want to get an early jump on it. The earlier you figure out your "tentative" guest list, the sooner you can start looking at venues (depending on the size of your wedding, some venues may not be big or small enough), pricing out menus and playing the lovely game of "Do we REALLY need to invite so-and-so?" Most importantly, once you have a tentative list you can begin to develop your budget.
At the end of the day, the budget that you, your fiancé and your families come up with will be the deciding factor in all future decisions to come. I strongly encourage sitting down with both the bride and groom's families to have an initial conversation about who is paying for what. While traditionally the bride's family is mainly responsible for the wedding, nowadays the groom's family often takes on more responsibility as well as the bride and groom themselves. It's very important to have all involved parties on the same page early on in order to prevent any drama or misunderstandings moving forward.
Next, prioritize, prioritize and prioritize some more. Depending on your budget, you will more than likely have to start sacrificing the less important things for the more important ones. For example, if you both have big families, you may have to sacrifice the expensive venue in order to pay for everyone you care about to be invited. Is having a full open bar at the reception important to you and your fiancé, or will beer and wine work? These are all conversations and decisions that you'll come across as you move down your wedding planning checklist.
If you and your fiancé have been discussing getting married in the near future, chances are you've probably already started saving for the big day. If you haven't, now is the time to start. If you are like most people, after the sticker shock of the average cost of a wedding in 2013 wears off, you'll quickly realize that you have drastically been under budgeting for the past twenty or so years of your wedding day fantasizing life. Sit down and talk with your fiancé about the best approach to start a wedding fund. There are lots of flexible interest-bearing savings accounts out there that make it extremely convenient to start putting money away for the big day.
Before you know it, you'll quickly start to move down your wedding planning checklist. From finding a wedding photographer to spending endless hours on "wedding ideas on a budget" boards on Pinterest, you may find yourself so caught up in the fairytale that you forget to consult your budget. Every time you are tasked with making a wedding related decision, always, always, always consult your budget before falling in love with the idea. Wedding planning is emotional enough. Don't set yourself up for heartbreak by not reminding yourself of your financial priorities and limitations.
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We think it's safe to say, he's not your average Joe – perhaps your "elite" Joe Flacco, or your Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco, but average, he is not. Not many outside of Baltimore expected the Ravens to make it as far as Super Bowl XLVII; however, Baltimore fans thought otherwise, and the Baltimore Ravens proved otherwise.
Despite the "lights out" technical difficulties that seemed to impact the incredible momentum that the Ravens had built up, "General" Joe Flacco drove his "team of destiny" up and down the field, throwing 22-of-33 passes for 287 yards and 3 touchdown passes, earning Super Bowl MVP honors for leading the Ravens to a 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. With Joe putting up numbers that rival some of the biggest names in the NFL, Baltimore Sports Report has officially declared Joe Flacco to be elite.
Meanwhile back on the ranch, while the Baltimore Ravens celebrated their Super Bowl victory in New Orleans, thousands of Baltimore Ravens fans rushed the streets of Charm City to celebrate. Screaming the "Seven Nation Army" chant that Baltimore fans have associated with the Ravens (this chant also oddly incorporates the Baltimore Orioles' "Oh!" that you could hear loud and clear during Alicia Keys' performance of the National Anthem), fans hugged each other, jumped up and down and continued to celebrate till the early hours of the morning.
So did Baltimore fans get all their celebrating in last night? Of course not! According to the Baltimore Sun, Baltimore city officials announced today that the city will host a victory parade for the champion Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday beginning at 10:45 a.m. at City Hall. The parade will proceed from City Hall south on Commerce Street, continue to Pratt and Howard Streets, and end at the Raven's stadium, where a celebration including the team will continue, Baltimore-style!
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—With reference to the article "Fee-Splitting Doctors: Menace to Health," by Arch J. Beatty, M.D. (Coronet, Sept., 1952), I would like to state that Dr. Beatty, by his own account, has been in practice approximately three years. I, of course, have no immediate means of judging the circles in which this author practices. I can say for myself, however, that I have been in very active practice since 1926, being in general practice for the first 18 years and in a practice limited to surgery for the last 8 years. At no time while I was in general practice was I approached by any surgeon either to ask me to refer cases to him or to offer me a "split" for doing so. At no time did any surgeon ever pay me anything for referring a patient to him. Since my work has been confined to surgery,
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