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Home to some of the most reliable snow conditions, there is so much opportunity for adventure packed into Whistler Blackcomb's sprawling 8,171 acres (3,307 hectares). And what you've heard about the warmer months is also true: Come May, you can ski Whistler Blackcomb in the morning, then golf in Vancouver that afternoon.
The youthful, energetic vibe and fun-loving attitude make Whistler an ideal family vacation destination – fresh and outdoorsy at its core, with its own distinct sense of style and self. Of course, the scenery is breathtaking, with the surrounding hemlock-, fir- and spruce-dotted mountains, plus the bustling Euro-style village below. A casual and down-to-earth spot, it is easy for kids to fit right in.
At the foot of Blackcomb Mountain, Four Seasons Resort and Residences Whistler is just minutes from the slopes, complete with a heated pool perfect for après-ski lounging.
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- Nature's playground. Winter or summer, Whistler is an ideal place for families to be active and play together outside.
- Epic proportions. The scale of Whistler is monumental and dazzles with its vast acreage and huge amounts of snowfall.
- Well-rounded. While the skiing and snowboarding is legendary, there's plenty more – consider biking, hiking, sledding, and exploring the local art galleries, First Nations culture and Whistler's foodie scene as well.
- Heli-skiing. What better way to see the scenery? Take advantage of à la carte options for small groups with Whistler Heli-skiing.
- Whistler Village. This walkable, pedestrian-only village is easy to navigate with kids. Enjoy boutiques, galleries and museums, including the wonderful Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre just across from the Resort.
- The drive. Even the trip up from Vancouver along the fjords of the Sea to Sky Highway is memorable. Look for the boats on Howe Sound, forested islands in the mist, waterfalls and thousand-foot high granite walls.
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- Outdoor fun. Build a snowman, make snow caves, tube, ski, snowboard and attend outdoor concerts in the village. A favourite is ice skating; Olympic Plaza turns into a Winter Wonderland ice rink, where kids can skate under the stars.
- The pool. Heated and steamy, the 75-foot (23 metre), free-form outdoor pool has views of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. Hang out at the bar or soak in one of three hot spring-style whirlpools. And for the kids, the staff hands out goodies such as chocolate-dipped marshmallows.
- Toasting marshmallows for s'mores at the Resort's outside fire pit. Pure magic! In the lobby, enjoy hot chocolate plus all the fixings.
- Bounce Acrobatic Academy. This is the place to burn off extra energy when not playing in the snow (for children two years and older). Open daily, the indoor trampoline park is also used for training by snowboarders. Kids can just jump and leap and bounce and dive for hours. Call before visiting to check availability.
- Purebread. Indulge in treats, breads and other baked goods at Purebread bakery, just a quick 10 minute walk from the Resort. If the kids are starved, rub elbows with snowboarders at Elements, around the corner.
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- The Ski Concierge . This service saves the day, preventing meltdowns and equipment hassles. The Ski Concierge whisks your skis, boots and poles from the Resort so you arrive at the mountain to boots that are warm and dry. You can also rent equipment, buy tickets, meet your ski instructor, and get more information, news and recommendations. When the day is done, leave your gear overnight. The Ski Concierge is just a three-minute complimentary shuttle ride or five-minute walk from the Resort.
- Whistler's buzzing night scene. Book a Resort sitter for date night, and hit the town.
- Nature, art and community. You'll find lots of wood and low-hewn buildings designed to blend in with the environment in this eco-minded locale. Even the kids' playground is made of driftwood. There's an emphasis on combining physical wellness with local art.
- Grown-up fun. Indulge in a cocktail at the Resort's SIDECUT Bar, yoga classes in the gym or couple's massages at the Spa .
- Knowing where your kids skied. All children in the Whistler Blackcomb ski school get a GPS tracker. This way instructors know exactly where they are at all times, and you can review where they skied and how many runs they accomplished.
- Shopping. Whistler Village has more than 200 shoppes and 90 restaurants.
Wildlife in Whistler
If you visit between December and February, look for bald eagles. For a peaceful day away, book an eagle raft float down the Cheakamus River in Squamish. You probably won't see one when you visit, but Whistler is named after the hoary marmot, North America's largest ground squirrel. It's known as the "whistler" for its shrill call.
Dining in Whistler
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For breakfast, the SIDECUT Modern Steak + Bar dining room features opulent buffet, including a special kids' buffet set at child-height. Highlights: French toast with dulce de leche, oatmeal with berries, and waffles. Adults should try the Backpacker's Corned Beef Hash, served with fluffy poached eggs and smoked paprika hollandaise, and delivered in a cast iron pot.
Come dinnertime, family-style SIDECUT takes the traditional steakhouse concept and turns it on its head – playfully and adeptly. If you like beef, try the flavourful, aged Canadian Prime sizzled over an 1,800-degree F (982-degrees C) infrared grill. (If you don't eat meat, there's plenty to choose from.
If you're on the mountain, sit down for lunch at Christine's on Blackcomb to enjoy a great view and menu. Crystal Hut serves excellent Belgian waffles with real whipped cream and fruit piled high. On Whistler Mountain, half way down an easy run, Chic Pea bakes cinnamon buns on-site and serves them hot from the oven, plus hearty stews and paninis (dine inside or out). You don't even have to take your skis off if you grab a hot dog or waffle from Euro Kiosk. Served on a stick, the wieners have the ketchup and mustard in the middle. Same for the waffles: Syrup granules are melted inside.
If you just need a quick bite in Whistler Village, consider sandwiches from Lift Coffee Company at Nesters Market, or stop at Ingrid's Village Café. About 15 minutes south of Whistler in Creekside is family-friendly Creekbread, known for its original pizzas (try the Pemberton Potato Pie) and salads. Pizzas are made in a huge round oven in the middle of the room.
For an adult's-only evening, opt for a table at Barefoot Bistro. Celebrated chef Melissa Craig's seasonal creations are as elaborate as they are surprising. Splurge on the stand-out, five-course sommelier wine pairing menu. There are also 20,000 wines in the cellar to choose from.
5 family to-dos
1. Dog sledding. If you are a dog lover, this quintessential Canadian adventure is a must. You'll be amazed at the speed of the pack during your exhilarating journey through the woods.
In a picture-perfect snowy forest in the Callaghan Valley, just south of Whistler, owner Jaime Haregreaves and manager Sara Bell of the dog sled operations for Canadian Wilderness Adventures lovingly care for 50 "super mutt" dogs. Some dogs even wear booties to keep their paws warm, and each gets a massage and chicken soup before and after running. It takes up to two years to train a dog, and these run for the love of it.
Canadian Wilderness Adventures also offers a family campfire dinner and snowshoe hike, the Callaghan Snowshoe Cookout, that departs at 5:00 pm after ski school lets out, plus snowmobiling, ATVing, canoeing, jeep tours and other guided adventures.
2. Ski lessons. Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort has terrific ski and snowboarding lessons (private or group) and camps for kids. If everyone has a similar ability level, sharing a private ski lesson with the family is the way to go. Otherwise, send the kids to ski school while you take a private lesson to hone your skills and see the best of the mountain with a pro.
3. Snowmobiling. Either try a snowmobiling adventure with the kids and Mother Nature – bookended with a Yukon breakfast and cabin fondue dinner – or go the mini-snowmobile route, where children drive mini versions around a track.
If that's too much for your kids, try ziplining – good in any weather, but especially captivating in winter. High up in a cathedral of frosted trees, you will zip Tarzan-style between tree platforms way above the canyon.
4. Fire & Ice Show. Every Sunday at 7:30 pm in the Village, Whistler Blackcomb builds up a track for snowboarders and skiers who somersault and fly through burning rings of fire, pulling off incredible stunts. Little jaws will drop.
5. Sleigh ride. Sway along in a sleigh, pulled by giant, gentle black Percherons, and take in fairy tale views of the village below blanketed in snow. The whole family will delight in the tinkling jingle bells, the stars above and shadows of the prancing horses in the sparkling snow. There's a 30-minute loop around the golf course for little ones; or for older kids, a 50-minute ride up to the top, with a warm-up stop for hot chocolate in a shed. Ideal at sunset or after dinner.


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I told you that I will pretty much go to any concert. This is no exception. When my mom told me she had a ticket to this show how could I pass this up. What I learned from this concert was very interesting.
First, let me preface this by saying that this is not the first pop singer I have seen do this, but definitely to a lesser extent. Alicia Key's was awesome in concert. Her voice was excellent, her band rocked, and she jammed out on her piano(s) multiple times.
There were two huge problems with this concert. The first was that she simply talked to much. It almost sounded fake after a while. She talked a lot about how women need to be strong, and about world issues such as AIDS. To me, after I heard her talk for a solid portion of the show I just wanted her to shut up.
The second problem was a larger issue for me. I am not an Alica Key's fan and would never try to pass myself off as one. The problem is that she played way to long. It is one thing to play a set and have an encore, but no. Alicia Key's sang on stage from about 9:15 pm until almost 11:30. That is over 2 hours of one artist.
Now some people, who are big Key's fans will argue that this makes the concert even better. I would have to agree. If I am going to see a band or artist who I consider one of my favorites, and they play an extended set, I am stoked. The problem is that there is something about Alica that separates her from most other artists.
Alicia Key's has made her career selling albums, not singles. She is only knows for about 4 songs that the average music listener would be able to recall as being her. Songs like "Fallin," "No One," "Karma," and "If I ain't got you," are amazing singles and helped to make her a household name. Unfortunately, based on my knowledge of concerts and the way the crowd responded to different songs, these were the only songs that 50-70% of the attendees knew.
That turns into a huge problem when you are playing for over 2 hours. In the same light, I have seen Avril Lavign perform in concert (Nassau). I am not a fan of her any more than I am one of Alica Keys, but for some reason you just find that her songs were more pop songs, that you had heard somewhere. Also she kept the concert around an hour and twenty minutes. This made most people, more intrigued for more of the show.
The point is that for a die hard Alica Key's fan, who celebrates her every work, this concert would have been one of the best I've seen. Unfortunately I think there are more "Singles," fans out there for her than die hards. With all of that in mind, Alica did a great job, and I would definitely recommend going to see her perform, because she has an incredible voice.
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The Hilmar High boys varsity basketball team suffered a devastating loss in the closing seconds of Friday's matchup against Trans Valley League foe Escalon High.
Homecoming night didn't fare too well for the Turlock Christian High varsity boys basketball team on Saturday, as they fell to Big Valley Christian, 47-53.
The Turlock Christian High (14-7) girls basketball team is on a roll.
The Pitman High Pride began Friday's home matchup against Central California Conference and crosstown foe Turlock on a roll. That roll turned south, however, after the Pride lost their leading scorer in the second half.
One of Denair High School's best baseball players in the past decade will return this spring to take over as varsity coach.
In only their third game of league play, the Turlock High Bulldogs met the Buhach Colony Thunder at home on Friday night in a Central California Conference showdown that proved to be lopsided from the get-go.
Southern Athletic League play is in full swing for the varsity boys basketball teams and on Tuesday night, Delhi and Denair squared off for the second time this season.
Denair High bounced back from last week's fourth-quarter letdown against Le Grand High with its most dominant performance of the season on Monday. Hosting Delhi High, the Coyotes (6-7 overall; 2-2 SAL) controlled the court both offensively and took the win with a score of 72-44 - their highest output yet. Denair is now 2-2 in the Southern Athletic League and is set to face league frontrunner Gustine High on Tuesday.
League play has begun for local high school student-athletes but just before things start to really get going, one final showdown took place on Saturday at Buhach Colony's gym between the Modesto Metro Conference and the Central California Conference.
Hilmar High hosted its third annual Hilmar Lions Tournament on Saturday and welcomed five wrestling teams from the surrounding area to compete in the recently revamped tournament.
Turlock Christian High is new to the Central California Athletic Alliance, so this year's league campaign on the basketball court is being waged against unfamiliar opponents. Gone from the Southern Athletic League where its girls won league titles in four of the past five years, TC is looking at this season as a chance to establish itself as a team to be reckoned with in the CCAA.
Turlock High's girls basketball team has struggled through a string of injuries in 2015. With the loss of sophomore standout Shae Williams for the season due to an ACL tear and issues with sprained ankles and concussions with a couple other players, the Bulldogs found themselves pulling up reserves from the JV ranks last week just to be able to compete.
Pitman High and Golden Valley High waged a neck-and-neck race for last year's Central California Conference wrestling championship that saw the Pride edge out the Cougars to claim their first CCC title in program history.
Wednesday marked the start of Southern Athletic League play for the Denair High wrestling team which welcomed a thin Orestimba squad at home.
With only one game left in preseason, the Pitman High boys basketball team was looking for any spark and they got that on Tuesday night after Branson Garcia knocked in 24 points to lead the Pride into a 66-38 home shellacking over Livingston and snap a three game losing.
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Andretti might just have something in Milwaukee Mile race
On the way to hear Michael Andretti explain how he plans to save racing at the Milwaukee Mile, I won't admit to coaxing the V8 beyond posted speed limits. That might tend to self-incriminate.
But the IndyCar event over in West Allis does rev my inner motor.
Although I was born and raised around NASCAR, it has not held my attention since home-area legends David Pearson and Butch Lindley left the track. The open-wheel set has been my thing since.
I'm a shameless fan of the race that adds a touch of international panache to the fried-cheese-curd ambience of State Fair Park. It might be the whine of 2.2-liter engines that kick out up to 700 horsepower. It might be the chance to see Ashley Judd in the infield. It might be that the racers are bright, articulate, accessible and witty as interview subjects.
No matter, it is one of my favorite events of a Milwaukee summer that packs a year's worth of living into a 13-week window of acceptable weather.
But not everyone has shared my enthusiasm for the race. Crowds have dropped off to the point that it's become a cruel tease, dying and coming back to life more than Freddy Krueger in an Elm Street teenager's nightmare.
The Andretti name packs a powerful punch. Mario's eldest son has had a remarkable career as a driver and a team owner, especially at the Mile. Now the 49-year-old businessman with deep pockets also is in the promotion business, and if he gets the Mile back on track for the long run, he should go to the head of Donald Trump's class as a current cast member on "Celebrity Apprentice."
Still, why does Andretti believe he can fill the grandstands like back in the day?
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Promotion. He said recent local stops on the IndyCar circuit were so underpublicized that few knew a big-time event was even going on off W. Greenfield. Andretti says he has a big advertising budget.
Price. He plans to lower ticket costs.
And the sideshow. Andretti said there was nothing for spectators to do before except watch the race and go home.
That's the whole idea of marketing the rebirth of the now two-day event around the festival concept for which this town is known worldwide. Goodness knows, Milwaukee loves to save a buck and party down in the summertime. Adding concerts and such is what you'd call fairly smart promoting.
The race itself is going to be run on June 16, the day before Father's Day. Having it on Father's Day last year pretty much guaranteed an embarrassing turnstile count. Now, the race has a rain date in case Daytona-like conditions are visited upon the asphalt, as well as a nice noon time slot for ABC.
The Brewers are out of town that weekend. More important, Lebowski Fest is the following weekend. Even I could not have abided the race had it conflicted with the Dude.
Besides sponsors, there was another presence Thursday in a Pfister ballroom that projects this thing might work. Politicians. Lots of them. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett. County Exec Chris Abele, whom I didn't initially recognize without the beard. West Allis Mayor Dan Devine, who, to my knowledge, never coached the Packers.
True, having too many politicians occasionally causes gridlock, but it's hard to make an event like this work without some level of governmental cooperation. So why are they now so eagerly involved in the race?
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"You understand why I'm skeptical?" our racing writer said to Andretti.
"I understand," Andretti said. "It's up to us to prove to you that you're wrong. That's what we're going to do. I think we've got a lot of things going that have not been done in the past, maybe ever."
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100-year-old Clara VanBosch was recently given the opportunity to ride again for the first time in fifty years, thanks to Mill Race Cyclery. Organized by the activities coordinator at GreenFields of Geneva's Briarwood Healthcare Center, they wanted to help VanBosch continue to pursue an activity that she previously enjoyed.
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One hundred-year-old Clara VanBosch is living proof that once you learn how to ride a bike, you never forget. Formerly an avid bike rider, VanBosch hasn't ridden in more than 50 years. However, recently given the opportunity to ride a trike provided by Mill Race Cyclery, the centenarian hopped onboard and peddled off without looking back.
VanBosch has been at Briarwood Healthcare at GreenFields while recovering from an illness. Erin McCart, activities coordinator at Briarwood Healthcare at GreenFields learned that VanBosch had for many years loved to ride and missed the activity. McCart phoned Mill Race Cyclery with her special request to borrow a trike. Owner Bruce Heidlauf jumped at the chance, and brought over an adult trike for VanBosch to ride.
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Security-wise the new OpenSSH version replaces cipher block chaining (CBC) mode as the default cipher order with the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Counter (CTR) mode to remove the susceptibility to "Plaintext Recovery Attack Against SSH." The software also adds other countermeasures to these attacks, as reported in CPNI Vulnerability Advisory SSH 957037. Last November it became clear that many versions of OpenSSH exposed up to 32 bits of plaintext ciphertext to attackers when the default CBC mode was in use. The solution in 5.2 was to read the maximum supported packet length instead of terminating the connection, thereby eliminating the leaks that allowed the plaintext recovery attacks.
Compared to OpenSSH 5.1, the updated version provides further command line options and minor functional enhancements. For example, the ssh -y option redirects logging to syslog and dynamic port forwarding was improved. The release changelog includes the list of fixed bugs.
OpenSSH emanates from the OpenBSD project, where a separate team focuses on OpenSSH's portability to different systems. The mirrors with the portable versions also include diffs against the OpenBSD source.
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DeltaWing car gets another try at Road America
One of the true highs for the whole DeltaWing program came a year ago at Road America when the revolutionary little concept car led a race for the first time.
There it was, that chrome, needle-nosed, Batmobile-looking thing, tooling around in the rain and then getting to the front on a drying 4-mile track. Victory was a long, long shot. But Katherine Legge and Andy Meyrick each led eight laps en route to fifth place, and a huge crowd watched history being made in Elkhart Lake.
"More than anything, it just kind of justifies that the program is actually a real program," team manager Tim Keene said Thursday.
"It's not just something (you do) just to do it. It can be a competitive package."
One of the true lows came three weeks ago at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park near Toronto, where a broken fuel filter led to a fire that took the latest version — a coupe, not the previous open-cockpit design — out of action. The team missed two rounds of the merged Tudor United SportsCar Championship, both there and last weekend at Indianapolis.
"It was disappointing, 1) because we were really fast and hopeful of a good result," Keene said. "And we had a $300,000 loss for the day."
One of two tubs in existence was destroyed, as were various electronic components. Because of the radical nature of the car, nearly every part is purpose built, either by the team or an outside supplier.
On the positive side, though, engineers and mechanics were able to improve on the way some pieces were designed, assembled and packaged. So in that respect for the DeltaWing that will race at Road America next weekend is a step forward from the one that last ran.
"I wouldn't say it's a scramble, no," Keene said. "We've had time to do it right, so that's what we're doing now.
The Continental Road Race Showcase weekend begins Thursday, and the 2 hour, 45 minute main event is set for 1:15 p.m. Sunday.
"They had a really good race there last year, so we're really hopeful for a good result," said Keene, a recent addition to the program.
"It's a work in progress. We're looking forward to coming back there because it's a proven track for us."
Old mo'
Action Express teammates Christian Fittipaldi and Joao Barbosa come to Road America with the championship lead in the premier Prototype class, and they've won at the two most prestigious tracks in the country, Daytona in February and Indianapolis last weekend.
Fittipaldi also heads to Elkhart Lake with a special place in his heart for the track. It was the site of his first victory in an Indy car 15 years ago.
"With these cars, maybe the straightaways are a little bit too long; in an Indy car everything happens a lot quicker, and the straightaways were just perfect," Fittipaldi said.
"We're racing a completely different car from what we were last year, and these cars are going to be probably about 5, 6 seconds a lap quicker. Maybe it's going to be more interesting."
For the merged series, revisions were made to the Daytona Prototypes that came out of Grand Am competitive with the ALMS P2 cars.
"I'm definitely looking forward to Elkhart Lake," Fittipaldi said. "I always ran very, very strong there in Indy cars. I had (two) podiums. Over there last year, we finished second.
Ryan Hunter-Reay, the defending Milwaukee IndyFest and Indianapolis 500 winner and IndyCar Series champion, is scheduled for fan Q&A and autograph session next Friday at State Fair.
The event is part of the promotion of the ABC Supply Wisconsin 250 at the Milwaukee Mile at State Fair Park. The Q&A is set for 6-6:30 p.m. and autograph session from 6:30-7 p.m. at the Milwaukee IndyFest booth located outside of Turn 1 near Gate 2.
You can find a list of IndyFest-related driver appearances in the JSOnline.com racing blog.
Good news
In the aftermath of the Carl-Edwards-is-leaving announcement, fans of Roush Fenway Racing, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Trevor Bayne got a welcome boost Thursday. Mark Martin will return as driver development coach to the team he helped build, RFR announced.
Management change
Steve Einhaus, who as vice president often had been the face of the ARCA Midwest Tour, has left the organization after seven seasons, he announced this week. Einhaus said he doesn't know yet what his next step will be, but he expects to remain in or around the racing industry.
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Aiken is the site of a world premiere this week. "Petunia," an opera for children, will be making its debut.
The theatrical presentation's title character is a silly goose that finds a book in a meadow. She mistakenly thinks that owning the book makes her wise.
"It's written for grades K-4," said Ellen Douglas Schlaefer, general director of FBN Productions. "It's light, it's easy, it's grown-ups dressed in animal costumes, and it's fun."
Based in Chapin, FBN is an organization dedicated to exposing youngsters to opera. The Aiken Opera Society is teaming with FBN to bring "Petunia" to local audiences.
Through the Opera Society's Wonderful World of Opera in the Aiken County Schools program, there will be performances of "Petunia" at Second Baptist Christian Preparatory School and East Aiken School of the Arts on Tuesday; Mead Hall Episcopal School and Millbrook Elementary School on Wednesday; and Heritage Academy in Augusta on Friday.
A performance of "Petunia" will also be the centerpiece of the Opera Society's gala on Saturday at the Aiken County Historical Museum on Newberry Street. The fundraiser, which includes a cocktail supper, will begin at 6:30 p.m.
The cost is $20 per person, and reservations must be made by Thursday. For more information, call the Opera Society's vice president, Billy Benton, at 803-649-0045 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The ballroom at Banksia, the Winter Colony mansion where the Historical Museum is located, "is one of the best venues for music; it has state of the art acoustics," Benton said. "Every performer who has sung or played there has said it is fabulous."
Keith Jameson, a native of Greenwood, wrote "Petunia," which is based on a book of the same name by Robert Duvoisin.
The opera's score features catchy tunes with elements of jazz, Baroque, classical and other styles.
"I commissioned this opera from Keith to celebrate FBN's 20th anniversary of being in business," Schlaefer said. "With Keith being a South Carolina native and graduate of Furman University, it worked out great."
A tenor, Jameson recently performed the role of Bardolfo in "Falstaff" at The Metropolitan Opera in New York City.
"Keith won't sing in 'Petunia,' but he will be in Aiken for one of the performances at the schools," Schlaefer said. "The singing actors in 'Petunia' all have top-notch voices."
Dede Biles is a general assignment reporter for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since January 2013. A native of Concord, N.C., she graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.


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Once You Pop, You Can't Stop
Hooked on Colfax is one of those quintessential neighborhood spots where you can grab a strong cup of coffee (or a stiff drink, depending on the time of day and your mood) and a quick bite and sit for as long as you desire, flipping through a book or working away on your laptop. And not only does the venue feature live music, Spanish lessons and local art hanging on the walls to captivate you while you slake your thirst, but this summer, the coffeeshop/bar/hangout has added another reason to stop in on Sundays: the Hooked on Colfax Pop-Up Shop, which leverages the community environment of the place to celebrate local vendors.
This week, you'll find Becky Wareing Steele (of Becky's Buttons & Things) and Sara Guindon (of Miss Guindon) selling their wares.
"We do a collaborative diorama locket series that fuses together my work with miniatures and her work with illustration," explains Wareing Steele. "[Sara] also sells paper puppets, and she'll be selling some of her original art prints, and I'll have my whole line of home decor and accessories — dioramas out of thrifted and vintage containers."
Stop by Hooked on Colfax, 3213 East Colfax Avenue, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today to experience it for yourself. Call 303-398-2665 for information.
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Informative, challenging and inspiring speeches will be delivered at the Waldorf College Student Inquirere on April 12-13 in the Nilssen-Boe Science Hall, according to organizer Suzanne Falck-Yi.
Approximately 200 awards will be given out on Honors Day April 6 as Waldorf College and the Waldorf Lutheran College Foundation celebrate Honors Day by recognizing student scholarship recipients, donors and other scholastic achievements.
On April 11, the public is invited to listen to pianist Nathan Hess perform as part of the Waldorf College Community Artist Series at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Forest City.
A Waldorf College presentation of Anton Chekhov's "The Three Sisters" will mark the directorial debut of a faculty member at 7:30 p.m. April 6-9 at the Smith Theatre on the school's campus.
Waldorf College will host a free panel discussion, "Iowa's Judiciary: Present and Future," at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 31 in the Atrium at the school.
Blame it on the bevy of TV crime dramas. Or voyeuristic reality shows.
Whatever the reason, there seems to be more people interested in what others are thinking—criminal, social or otherwise. Perhaps this interest in criminology and psychology may be linked to the online polls that show an increased interest in online bachelor's degrees in psychology and criminal justice administration.
Runners and their pets are invited to participate in the 3K3 Run/Walk/Wag at 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 18 at Waldorf College.
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One method of creating spring-like structures or inducing curvature in thin structures is to plate them to substrates that are under the influence of residual stresses.
The plating process can control this stress even for similar materials. One such device is the electrostatically controlled micromirror. It is typically quite small, and arrays of such devices can be implemented in projectors.
This section shows the fundamentals of how to set up and solve the lift-off of a prestressed plated devices. The model shows the use of the large deformation and initial stress features in the MEMS Module.
This application was built using the following:MEMSモジュール
The combination of COMSOL® products required to model your application depends on the physics interfaces that define it. Particular physics interfaces may be common to several products (see the Specification Chart for more details). To determine the right combination of products for your project, you should evaluate all of your needs in light of each product's capabilities, consultation with the COMSOL Sales and Support teams, and the use of an evaluation license.


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Interactive Brokers targets active traders with low-cost trades, a high minimum ($10,000), fast trade execution and access to foreign markets. It's a favorite of day traders and financial experts, but the U.S. commodities regulator has fined the company nearly $1 million since 2012 for failing to properly manage customer funds and not complying with reporting rules.Ease of use
A trading platform for professionals. Interactive Brokers isn't for the average investor but stands out among professionals for its low costs, trading options, plethora of tools and services and access to foreign markets. It's been knocked in recent years, however, by U.S. commodity regulator fines. Based in Greenwich, Connecticut, the company requires a steep minimum and is easily accessible to clients around the world (fees and other services are laid out for traders in different countries and regions).ProsLow trading costs, Sophisticated research and analysis tools, Access to more than 100 markets worldwideConsFined by U.S. commodities authorities, $10,000 minimum to open most accounts, Best for professional traders, not average investors
Trades can be executed directly -- a major plus for professional day traders and hedge funds who often pay much higher fees for these services. The interface is detailed and customizable, but may be too confusing for nonprofessional traders.
Most reviews are not recent enough to include a major issue with Interactive Brokers: The U.S. commodities regulator, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), has fined the company $925,000 since July 2012 for violating broker rules, including not keeping enough U.S. dollars to "meet obligations to commodities customers." It's praised as being excellent for professional day trading, however.
Ultra-cheap trades, but a $10,000 minimum and inactivity fees. Interactive Brokers caters to active traders -- as a result, it's no surprise that the company has a $10,000 minimum on accounts. You'll also pay upwards of $20 per month if you don't trade regularly. But for active traders, the fees can't be beat. The investment types are impressive: bonds, ETFs, easy-to-borrow stocks, futures, options, stocks and more. Clients have access to global markets, including dozens in Asia and Europe, extensive research and "enough bells and whistles to make a technical analyst giddy," Barron's says. (The magazine named Interactive Brokers the top online broker in 2012 and 2013.) If you want low trading costs but are not a frequent trader, Scottrade (Est. $7 per trade) or TradeKing (Est. $5) might be a better option.
Fines for mismanagement. Interactive Brokers is a darling of traders and wins awards for its rock-bottom prices and trading options. There is one major drawback, however: in 2012 and 2013, the CFTC fined the company $700,000 and $225,000, respectively, for failing to properly manage and supervise client accounts. Interactive Brokers said it immediately corrected the problems, which occurred between 2008 and 2011. Otherwise, feedback on its customer service is mixed; there are phone numbers for agents around the world as well as chat, email and fax, but they're not available 24/7. Reviews.com, which is one of the few to report on the fines, notes that Interactive Brokers has top-notch security. In a StockBrokers.com test, Interactive Brokers had the quickest reply to email but the longest phone hold time (20 minutes) among 10 competitors.
1. Reviews.com
Interactive Brokers Review, Ed Carlson, June 7, 2013
This is the only review to address a critical issue with Interactive Brokers: the U.S. commodities regulator, the CFTC, fined the company nearly $1 million for violating broker rules, including not keeping enough U.S. dollars to "meet obligations to commodities customers." Reviews.com praises Interactive Brokers for being excellent for professional day trading, however.
2. Barron's
Back Online!, Theresa W. Carey, March 9, 2013
Interactive Brokers wins the top spot and has 4.5 out of 5 stars in this annual Barron's ranking of online brokers, a much relied-upon source of information for investors of all types. It scores especially high on research, reports and trading experience and technology.
3. Investors.com
Top 5 Online Brokers Ranked for Every Investor Type, Victor Reklaitis, Feb. 5, 2013
Investor's Business Daily's website, Investors.com, identifies the best online brokers based on a survey of 10,250 Investor.com readers. Twelve categories are weighed, including low commissions and fees, customer service, research tools, investment research, tax preparation tools, mobile platform/trading and more.
4. Wall Street Letter
WSL Institutional Trading Awards 2013, Editors of Wall Street Letter, Not Dated
Wall Street Letter gives its second annual Institutional Trading Awards to "brokerage firms, exchanges and financial technology companies for achievements and innovation over the last year." Interactive Brokers is picked as the best broker for options and futures for the second year in a row; in 2012 it won an award for the best use of technology by a broker.
5. Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities Magazine
2012 Readers' Choice Awards, Editors of Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities, 2012
As in previous years, Interactive Brokers is voted best stock brokerage, best futures brokerage and best Forex (foreign-currency trading) brokerage. Subscribers to this magazine are frequent traders who want electronic access to the best real-time data, technical analysis tools and trade execution tools.
Online Broker Review 2013, Blain Reinkensmeyer, Feb. 19, 2013
StockBrokers.com reviews 17 online brokers and weighs each on several factors, including commissions and fees, ease of use, platforms and tools, research, customer service, offering of investments, education and mobile trading. Interactive Brokers comes in second for active trading, and ranks first for commissions and fees.
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The Swedish dala horse is a friendly, welcoming symbol.
My heritage is mostly German, but I grew up in Paxton, a town with strong Swedish roots.
One thing I grew up seeing - door signs saying "välkommen" and featuring red dala horses.
[2]I'd forgotten how much I miss seeing those dala horses, now that I live in Champaign, until I saw one on Pinterest and felt compelled to make a whole board of dala horses.
In my house, I only have two old tote bags that used to be my grandma's, from a previous Paxton Swedish Heritage Days celebration. I keep my crochet hooks in one.
But look at all these cute dala-horse items I found online:
Swedish Heritage Days still exists in Paxton--it's not very big, but I know Don Peterson is involved! He even has t-shirts! :)
Uninitiated as I was 26 years ago when we moved to town the first time I saw välkommen on someone's door I thought it was their last name.


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Medjumbe Private Island: Information from the owner
All the information on this page is supplied to us directly from the lodge owner and reflects their view, not ours.
For Expert Africa's view, see our own report, which contains our own observations and views.
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Medjumbe Private Island: Facilities
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Room types at Medjumbe Private Island
Beach Pool Villa
All Beach Pool Villas are beautifully furnished and with en-suite bathrooms fitted with indoor shower and separate bath as well as a private outdoor shower and plunge pool. All Beach Pool Villas are equipped with air conditioning, outdoor sun deck and lounge area with hammock, ceiling fans, hair dryer, mini bar, personal electronic safe, satellite TV and the convenience of tea-/coffee-making facilities.
Activities at Medjumbe Private Island
Activities at Anantara Medjumbe
For guests who enjoy water sports, Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort & Spa offers Sailing, Windsurfing and Water Skiing, as well as Tubing, Wake and Knee boarding. Kayaks are also available for guests to explore the crystal clear waters around Medjumbe Island or the reefs around nearby Quissanga Island.
A perfect vista of endless white sand and translucent sea mesmerizes all who visit Anantara Medjumbe. Its untouched marine environment, allowing for constant new discoveries - whether your passion is Diving, Fishing, Snorkelling or simply exploring unspoilt beaches.
The Quirimbas Archipelago offers some of the most spectacular fishing in the world. Unspoilt and largely unexplored, the Indian Ocean here with its deep Mozambique Channel harbours some of the most exciting game fish to catch – species such as Kingfish, Queenfish, Barracuda, Dorado, Sierra, Wahoo, Sailfish and Yellowfin Tuna.
Around the Quirimbas, deep water is accessed close to the islands, which means guests do not have to travel far for possible thrilling encounters with big game fish. The island's fishing boat, N'Jovo is a Gulf Craft 31' Dolphin Super Deluxe, which has been especially adapted with an extended T-Top to shield guests from the tropical sun. Rani Resorts operate a tag and release policy and support the Durban Oceanographic Research Institute's tagging programme.
Scuba diving
The tropical waters around Medjumbe Island are one of Mozambique's best-kept secrets. Here, in clear waters that reach more than 30°C in summer and rarely less than 25°C in winter, you will discover a marine ecosystem that is absolutely pristine. As a result, Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort & Spa offers some of the finest diving in the world with unexplored coral reefs and an astounding diversity of marine species. A dazzling array of fish from Moray Eels and Stingrays to Barracuda, Kingfish and other pelagic gamefish can be seen whilst diving here, and dolphins are commonly sighted. Leatherback, Loggerhead and Green Turtles are often seen in the water, coming ashore to lay their eggs on the sandy island beaches – often right in front of the beach chalets. Humpback Whales also frequent the island waters between August and October.
The pristine marine environment offers fantastic Snorkelling with untouched coral reefs in crystal clear, warm waters. A perfect vista of endless white sand and translucent sea mesmerizes all who visit Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort & Spa. Its untouched marine environment, allowing for constant new discoveries - whether your passion is diving, fishing, snorkelling or simply exploring unspoilt beaches. Anantara Medjumbe is a nature lover's paradise and most of our activities enable our guests to delight in the island's natural wonders.
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April 7 - 9 Big Lick Bluegrass Festival - Oakboro
Like several other bluegrass festivals, most bands play afternoon and evening sets. Big Lick is in its 13th year in 2016.
Thursday: Open mic.
Friday: The Spinney Brothers, A Deeper Shade of Blue, Sideline, Wood Family, Renaissance Bluegrass Band (Bethel University).
Saturday: Joe Mullins, Balsam Range, The Spinney Brothers, Malpass Brothers, Renaissance Bluegrass Band (Bethel University).
Festival site: Big Lick Festival Park
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|6 p.m.-until Thursday, 1 to 11 p.m. Friday, noon to 11 p.m. Saturday.
Three-day pass: $50 before April 1, $73 afterward.
Camping on-site with limited hookups.
April 8 - 10 Rock 'n' Roll Marathon - Raleigh
The Rock 'n' Roll Marathon is a series of marathon and half-marathon foot races in cities across the country accompanied by alternative, classic and punk rock, blues, jazz and soul bands along the race course, plus concerts each day. There's also a health and fitness expo at the Raleigh Convention Center Friday and Saturday. 2016 is its third year in Raleigh.
Friday: Gavin DeGraw, Marc Scibilia, Jason Adamo Band.
Saturday: Men with Faces, Adam Pitts and Pseudo Cowboys, Mikemickxer, Peak City Blues Band, Fatmouth Trio.
Sunday: St. Lucia, Look Homeward, Four Founders.
Along the race course: Men with Faces, Shaw University Pep Band, Time Sawyer, Dispense as Written, String Peddlers, Jason Adamo Band, Triangle Taiko, Restless Raleigh, Wakefield High School Pep Band, DJ George!, @Risk, Rescue Party, One Tribe, NCSU Pipe and Drum, Backfence Band, Gypsy Drug Store, August is Ours, Dudley Baggett Band, The Revolvers NC, Unchained, Daniel Nickels, Michael Daughtry Band, McCauliffe Brothers Band; Sincerely, Iris; DJ Dan, Norlina, Thunderstruck, Evolving Door, Last Call.
Festival site: Red Hat Amphitheater / Raleigh Convention Center / Citywide race course
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8 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday; 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
Friday: $25; VIP (two drink tickets, dedicated cash bar, PIT general admission in front of stage, and separate VIP line/entry) $102.
April 8 - 10 Waterfront Jazz Festival - Mooresville
The festival promises three days of great contemporary jazz, plus a kickoff show on Thursday, and on Saturday and Sunday is running sightseeing cruises of Lake Norman with musicians playing onboard. Cuises, which are limited to 100 people each, are included in the price of a weekend pass, and go quickly.
Thursday: Paul Brown.
Friday: Spyro Gyra, Steve Cole, Oli Silk.
Saturday: Peter White, Richard Elliott, Althea Rene, Paul Brown, 5th and York; cruise: Elan Trotman.
Sunday: Chuck Loeb, Jeff Lorber, Everett Harp, Eroc Darius, Doc Powell; cruise: Nils.
More TBA.
Festival site: Queens Landing
6 p.m. Friday; 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Cruises 11 a.m. Sold Out.
Three-day pass: general admission $150, premium seating $180.
Seating, cash bar and food sales provided; no lawn chairs, coolers, tents or umbrellas.
April 9 Live & Local: Earth Day 2016 - Raleigh
The City of Raleigh's Earth Day celebration features four stages with a slate of performances by a diverse range of local musicians, plus environmental workshops, craft beer, food trucks, a kids' zone that includes bouncy houses and a crafts station, and more. Admission is free.
John Dee Holeman, The Love Language, Katelyn Read, Chaquis Maliq, LowderStill; Nixon, Blevins and Gage; Cory Branan, Jack the Radio, Dirk Quinn Band, King Ayloola and Pure Fiyah Reggae Band, Triangle Taiko, One Tribe Drum Circle.
Festival site: Compiegne Park
Music starts at 2 p.m.
Free. Festival-goers are encouraged to use alternative transportation to get to the event.
April 9 Beach Fest - Selma
The Farm, a special events venue just off of I95, has put on a day of top-line beach music since 2014.
Jim Quick and Coastline, The Embers featuring Craig Woolard, Band Of Oz, The Entertainers.
Festival site: The Farm
Gates open 11 a.m., music starts at noon.
$20 in advance, $25 day of show.
April 15 - 16 Phuzz Phest - Winston-Salem
The evening, mostly indoor, festival in downtown Winston-Salem presents about 50 genre-spanning acts ranging from nationally known acts to locals from Winston-Salem and greater North Carolina. The festival also presents a community bike ride, yoga in the park, a film screening in conjunction with the RiverRun International Film Festival, and more. Phuzz Phest is in its sixth year in 2016.
Shirlette Ammons, Neon Indian, Chairlift, The Oh Sees, White Denim, Yuck, Sunflower Bean, Lera Lynn, Boulevards, Sarah Shook and the Disarmers, Tow3rs, The Tills, Pipe, Naked Gods, Paik, Cashavelly Morrison, Skylar Gudasz, Audacity, Body Games, Linear Downfall, Quilla, Must Be the Holy Ghost, Dante CK, Brett Harris, Teardrop Canyon, Miami Dice, Make Light, Zack Mexico, Sumner James, Tange Lomax, Shadowgraphs, Hotline, Scrub Pine, Drag Sounds, Spirit System, Finks!, Molly Grace, Los Anacondas del Amor, Mauve Angeles; I, Anomaly; Tetragrammation, Jphono1, Lacy Jags, Mama, Star Wizard.
Festival site: The Millennium Center and seven other venues
|7 p.m. to about 1 a.m.
Two-day pass: $60.
A few venues are for ages 21 and older.
April 16 North Carolina 'Cuegrass Festival - Raleigh
|The daylong show put on by The Pit restaurant in downtown Raleigh's Warehouse District presents bluegrass and roots music, barbecue and craft beer, a silent auction of goods from downtown merchants, and a kids' zone. Proceeds benefit local child abuse prevention agency SAFEchild, and the Junior League of Raleigh's BackPack Buddies, which is a food program for school kids. Click on the photo for more information.
Front Country, Fireside Collective, Old Habits, The Moore Brothers, TreeHouse!.
Festival site: W. Davie Street
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|Noon to 6 p.m.
$5, younger than 11 free.
April 18 - 24 Southport Songwriter Festival - Southport
The ScreenDoor Songwriter Alliance puts on the week-long festival to celebrate local, regional and national songwriters and original music by providing educational workshops and events for songwriters, as well as concerts for the public. The festival is in its second year in 2016.
Missy Raines and the New Hip, Jeanette Williams Band with Johnny Williams, Claire Lynch and Bryan McDowell, Ian Davis, Louisa Branscomb, Eliza Gilkyson, Teresa Neal, The Howard Family, Blues Kings, Lamanuel Boykin and Company, Laura McLean, Tommy Edwards, Dennis Cash, Catesby Jones, Nyla Clone, Kathy Jensen, Lynda Dawson, Steve Bonafel, Beth Lee, Mitch Manis, Tony Rackley, Joe Smothers, Meris Gantt, Barry Bey, Gibri Ballard, Emma Hand, Gary Alan Ferguson, Jared Michael Cline, Travis Shallow, Emily Burdette, Dawson Sexton, Parker Lanier, Madison Drew, Mason Brendle, JoJo Settle, Jibri Ballard, Christine Martinez, Dale McPherson, Dennis Walton, Jeremy Truett, Drew Andrews, Langdon Shipston, Jordan Sutherland.
Festival site: Downtown Southport (multiple venues)
|Shows at various times (website at link above has schedule).
Full access pass: $100.
April 22 - 24 NC Disc Jam - Mebane
The weekend is primarily a gathering for disc golfers, with tournaments and open play on "a challenging and scenic 18-hole disc golf course on site." There will also be live bands, open mic performances and jamming, as well as performance and visual artists and vendors, and a kids' booth with creative activities and toys. The festival, which debuted in 2015, is put on by the producers of July's The Big What?
The Travers Brothership, Dr. Bacon, Apples and Airplanes, Sky Blew, Psylo Joe, The Blenders, Coddle Creek, The Latecomers, Nathan Arizona and the New Mexicans, Juju Guru, C-Phlat, Mic Savvy.
Festival site: Lynch Farm
|Gates open noon Friday.
Weekend pass (includes camping): $28 early bird (including all handling fees); later prices TBA.
Onsite registration for disc golf tournaments will require additional fees.
April 23 RockyFest - Hiddenite
RockyFest is mostly a day of climbing, rappelling and trail runs, but among the other festivities is a slate of live music performances and a picking tent. There will also be children's activities and food and arts and craft vendors. RockyFest is in its fourth year in 2016.
David Kerley with George Covetskie, Sugarloaf Ramblers, Cane Mill Road, The Neighbors, Strictly Strings, ShadowGrass, The YaYas.
Festival site: Rocky Face Mountain Recreation Area
|Music 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; event starts at 8 a.m.
Free admission.
April 28 - 30 Family Style Bluegrass Music Festival - Roxboro
Mike and Debbie Wilson, longtime partners with John Maness at the Bass Mountain Bluegrass Festival, carry on the tradition of family bluegrass shows at their own venue, and also present a May beach music festival.
Thursday: Jeff Scoggins and Colorado, Trinity River, Bluegrass Brothers, Deeper Shade of Blue.
Friday: Flatt Lonesome, Sideline, Becky Buller Band, Lorraine Jordan and Carolina Road, Commonwealth Bluegrass Band.
Saturday: Russell Moore and IIIrd Tyme Out, Grass Cats, Darrell Webb Band, Junior Sisk and Ramblers Choice, Mickey Galyean and Cullen's Bridge.
Festival site: Willow Oak Park
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Music starts 2 p.m. Thursday, noon Friday and Saturday. Bands play afternoon and evening sets.
Three-day pass: $70 before April 10, $80 afterward.
Camping: "Open field" camping free with three-day ticket, primitive camping $5 per night. Limited number of sites with electricity are $20 per day or $100 for entire week; $25 per day at gate.
April 28 - May 1 MerleFest - Wilkesboro
|MerleFest, one of the country's best music festivals, features Americana, bluegrass, country, rock and more by top acts, and old and new favorites on more than a dozen stages. Some bands play a single show but many artists play several shows throughout the weekend and sit in with other bands and performers. The festival honors the late Merle Watson and the Doc Watson family, and is a fundraiser for Wilkes Community College. Click on the photo for more information.
John Prine, Jason Isbell, Dave Rawlings Machine, The Wood Brothers, Steep Canyon Rangers, Tommy Emmanuel, Brandi Carlile, Jerry Douglas, Scythian, The Kruger Brothers, Old Crow Medicine Show, Becky Buller, Donna the Buffalo, John Oates, Alison Brown, Sam Bush, Jim Lauderdale, Peter Rowan, Mike Farris and the Roseland Rhythm Review, Tim O'Brien, Doug Seegers, Annie Moses Band, Ash Breeze, Jim Avett, Banknotes, The Barefoot Movement, Billy Strings and Don Julin, Roy Book Binder, Blue Mafia, Laura Boosinger, The Bros. Landreth, The Brothers Comatose, Mark Bumgarner, Carbon Leaf, Carol Rifkin with John Fowler and Jeanette Queen, Clyde's on Fire, The Commons, Commonwealth Bluegrass Band, The Contenders (Josh Day and Jay Nash), Kristy Cox, Sherman Lee Dillon, EmiSunshine, Fireside Collective, Foghorn Stringband, Grace and Tony, Britt Gully, Wayne Henderson, High Plains Jamboree, Bob Hill, Sierra Hull, In With The Old, Tom Feldmann, Fruteland Jackson, Jeff Little Trio, Jeff Scroggins and Colorado, Jeni and Billy, Jonathan Byrd and The Pickup Cowboys, Junior Sisk and Ramblers Choice, Kacy and Clayton, Karl Shifflett and Big Country Show, Jack Lawrence, Wanamaker Lewis, Lindsay Lou and The Flatbellys, Liz Frame and The Kickers, The Local Boys, Bonnie Logan, Lou Reid and Carolina, Love Canon, Bill Mathis, Andy May, David and Valerie Mayfield, Penny and Sparrow, Sarah Potenza, Salvador, Shinyribs, The Slocan Ramblers, Kenny and Amanda Smith, Steve and Ruth Smith, Joe Smothers, South Carolina Broadcasters, Sparky and Rhonda Rucker, String Madness with Mitch Greenhill, Susie Glaze and the Hilonesome Band, Bryan Sutton; Sutton, Holt and Coleman; Tellico, The Buck Stops Here, Mark Tobolosky, Happy Traum, April Verch, Liz Vice, Seth Walker, The Waybacks, We Banjo 3, Charles Welch, Pete and Joan Wernick, Westwend, The Whiskey Gentry, Uncle Ted White, Shannon Whitworth, Will Overman Band, The Williams Brothers, Wood and Wire, Zoe & Cloyd, The InterACTive Theatre of Jef.
Festival site: Wilkes Community College
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Gates open 2:30 p.m. Thursday, 9 a.m. Friday-Sunday.
14 stages; some in tents, three indoors.
Four-Day Watson Stage reserved seat: row 1-35 $235 through February 15, $245 after, $260 at gate; row 36-51 $210 through February 15, $220 after, $230 atgate.
Several campgrounds are located nearby and are served by continuous bus shuttles.
On-campus RVs, four days: $450. On-campus tents, four days: $75.
April 29 - 30 White Oak Shores Bluegrass Festival - Stella
The campground-based show is on the coast at the edge of the Croatan National Forest. Camping is not required to attend. The campground has a small water park and playgrounds, and food and beverage vendors will be on hand during the festival. A portion of proceeds will go to the Carteret Community College Foundation. White Oak Shores added a September festival in 2015.
Friday: The Rivers Band, Ted Jones and the Tarheel Boys, Kelly and the Cowboys, Hey Brothers, Boys from Carolina.
Saturday: Steady Drive, Constant Change, Sweet Potato Pie, Hwy 58, Al Batten and the Bluegrass Reunion.
Festival site: White Oak Shores Camping & RV Resort
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|Noon to 4:25 p.m. and 6:15 to 10:40 p.m. each day; each band plays afternoon and evening sets.
Two-day pass: $35.
Camping package: $170 for two nights and two tickets for each day; additional people $35 each for two days; extra nights $50.
April 29 - May 1 French Broad River Festival - Hot Springs
The festival focuses on the French Broad River, with a river cleanup, raft races and the French Broad River Festival Bike Race, in addition to the weekend of live music. There will also be local visual artists and other vendors, and a kids' village. Ticketed attendance is limited to 2,500. It is in its 19th year in 2016.
Pigeons Playing Pingpong, Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds, Sol Driven Train, Snake Oil Medicine Show, Empire Strikes Brass, Cabinet, David Gans, Trongone Band, Sufi Brothers, Hank West and the Smoking Hots, The Josh Daniels/Mark Schimick Project, Love Canon, Alarm Clock Conspiracy, Screaming J's, Bobby Miller and the VA Daredevils, 3 Little Birds, The V-Tones, Mark Schimick and Friends, Station Underground.
Festival site: Hot Springs Resort & Spa Campground
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Three-day pass: $80.
Daily: Not listed.
"Whole Package" (weekend pass, campground parking and rafting): $160
Guided whitewater rafting: $45.
Campground parking: $40.
Primitive camping free with admission. Limited riverside and RV sites available by reservation online.
April 30 Triangle Beach Music Festival - Greenville
The Triangle Beach Music Festival relocates from Garner in Wake County to Greenville for 2016, its 18th year.
Band of Oz, The Embers, Hip Pocket, Spare Change.
Festival site: Pitt County Fairgrounds
|11 a.m.
$20 in advance online, TBA at gate.
Return to the Carolina Music Festivals full-year calendar - home page.
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Overall rating: 3.8/5.0 - from total 96 reviews - see latest 10 reviews
Cleanliness: 2.8/5.0
Food: 2.6/5.0
Safety: 2.8/5.0
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one of the cleanliest and best station. Only thing is more platform and ticket counters are required. 2nd Station to have free wifi.
Sudeep Bannerjee 4.0
reviewed on Jun 06 2016
Average on- Food & Safety. Bad in- Cleanliness & hygeinic Ambience. Only good thing - Free High Speed Wifi
reviewed on Jun 01 2016
good station good cleaning and bad safety
Malaya Kumar 5.0
reviewed on May 26 2016
its good gays.safty was dam good
reviewed on May 14 2016
free Wi-Fi service top 10 station in India
Ankit Jena 5.0
reviewed on Mar 26 2016
wow.....awesome station .......come nd crack it
shivalik kumar 4.0
reviewed on Feb 17 2016
Facilities available are nice and good for a stranger
reviewed on Jan 20 2016
Nyc. bcoz it's vry usefull
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My girl do supn fi mi
Gyal back it up fi mi
Gyal jack it up fi mi
And c-k it up fi mi
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(Verse 2)
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- Released:
- Added Oct 19 2004
- Production Year 2003
- Empire SKU 637815
- UPC Code 670260109012
- Studio The Video Naturals Company
- Packaging Keep
- Number of Discs 1
- Disc SS-SL
Features Not Specified
- Audio
English Dolby Digital Stereo
- Video
Standard 1.33:1 Color