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Nature Cruise, Full of Surprise
I took many harbor cruises in different cities and this one is the best. The 2 hours fully narrated cruise is full of surprise and very vivid. It leaves from Bar Harbor, Maine in search of eagles, porpoises, seals, and other interesting marine mammals and birds. It also feature views of timeless mansions, Egg Rock lighthouse in Frenchman Bay.
What impress me most is mola mola. Molas are slow swimmers and likes to drifting near the ocean surface, but they seldom show up in the coast area in Maine according to the narrator. When I saw it, I thought it was a shark because it has only one fin floating on surface of water. It looked like a dead one because of its slow movement. Unfortunately, I still couldn't get a picture of it.
Another excitement is about seeing a Bald Eagle family. While our cruise got closer, the young eagle flew away, followed by its parents. Later, we saw a even rare picture: a falcon was challenging a bald eagle in its territory. It swooping down and crying out loud, in the direction toward the bald eagle, and repeated several times. it ended as the eagle landed in a pine tree at a lower position while the falcon landed higher on another tree next to it. Their landing position determines who is the boss in this area. Interesting?
There are many other interesting animals and views. I will definitely take the cruise again if I visit Arcadia next year.Related to:
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September 6 & 7, 2012
As we had already visited Bar Harbor during our Road Trip East in 2007, we decided to visit and stay in ELLSWORTH. When we arrived, we first looked for a Motel to stay the night and after we found one, we wanted to check out downtown Ellsworth. The city has many historic buildings and points of interest such as the Grand Cinema, Ellsworth City Hall, Ellsworth Public Library and the First Congregational Church of Christ. Also the Union River runs through it.
The city is the gateway for tourists visiting Acadia National Park and the Bar Harbor area.
See my Ellsworth Maine pages for more information.Add to your Trip Planner
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Travelling east on US Route 2, we came to Farmington area and saw the coolest thing - ALPACAS!
It was an Alpaca Farm JUSTA ALPACA FARM which is owned by Fulton Butler and Brenda Simoneau. Of course we just had to stop and see them. Fulton came out and introduced us to his "boys" (Butch, Bandit, Rebel and Ricky) as the "girls" were kept separate in the barn. He got out a bucket of grain and let us feed them. Fulton gave me a handful of grain and I put my hand out to feed them. It was such a weird feeling of their lips on my hand. They were oh so gentle and even let us pet their head. What a wonderful experience. Thanks Fulton!
Alpaca resemble a small llama. Alpaca is a domesticated species of South American camelid. Bred specifically for their fiber. Alpaca fiber is used for making knitted and woven items, similar to wool. These items include blankets, hats, gloves, scarves and sweaters.
An alpacas' diet generally consists of hay or grasses.Add to your Trip Planner
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Located in Oxford County Maine, RUMFORD is a town in the Foothills of the White Mountains. It has an important paper industry and is home to the Black Mountain Ski Resort.
We stopped in Rumford during our East Coast Road Trip. There was the Rumford Information Center which was interesting as it had waterfalls behind it and a HUGE statue of Pail Bunyan.
Rumford is the site of the Pennacock Falls. Bands of St. Francis Indians once hunted and fished here, where salmon spawn in the pool below Upper Falls, a barrier that fish cannot pass.
Sawmills and gristmills were built to harness water power from the falls.
In 1882, industrialist Hugh J. Chisholm recognized the falls' potential for producing paper. The first Paper Mill began operation in 1893, drawing an infusion of people and money into the community.Add to your Trip Planner
The Desert of Maine
Who knew that there was a desert in Maine? After checking out the outlets around Freeport, ME you can check out a real desert.
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Acadia National Park
Budget a full day to visit it unless you want also to take hiking trails and swim. In the latter case, you can even budget a week. Acadia NP strechtes on various islands connected through bridges. There is a main loop, on the eastern island, which takes you to the nicest view points but I would suggest to drive also the less beaten loops. Just loosing ourselves, we saw a breathtaking lupines' field. A very gentle lady explained us they bloom in June but they remain so purple just few days. What a nice surprise, despite of the fact we visited Maine not during the fall (so missing the best "foliage" or Indian summer perhaps in the world?)! Perhaps the best location to stay if you are interested to visit Acadia NP is Bar Harbour.Related to:
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...or shopping tip? Visit L.L.Bean
Leon Leonwood Bean, born in 1872, was a great outdoor activieties fan. In the beginning of 1900 he developed a new type of outdoor boots and patented them. Consequently, he founded his first store, in 1912. Now L.L.Bean is a 2 billion USD sales company and its main store is in Freeport. Actually I did not want to go there as I expected a huge shopping mall full of shouting people. Instead, it is a very peaceful place. It has different buildings according to the different activity (fishing, hunting, hiking, etc etc) and is very pleasant. Selling personell is also very kind and professional. What I found exceptional is the working hours: 24 hours a day 365 days in a year! Since '50s they just closed when president JFK was killed and on LL Bean's funeral day.Related to:
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Nubble Lighthouse
Cape Neddick Lighthouse, better known as Nubble Light can be seen from many spots along the coast in York, Maine. The best view is from Sohier Park which offers an unobstructed view with perfect photo opportunities.
You can sit on a bench and watch the waves crashing on the rocks, the seagulls coasting overhead and the occaisonal scuba diving group. There are almost always artists painting or drawing the lighthouse. It's a very peaceful, romantic setting. What you CAN'T do is actually go onto the island the lighthouse sits on. I have heard that once a year they have a clambake in the lighthouse but I've never seen any evidence that they let people over there.
There is a lot of history and stories associated with the Nubble, which I won't go into here. You can read about them online. Nobody lives there now. Rumors that it's haunted, but then there are stories about hauntings in lots of lighthouses in Maine.
Twice a year the Nubble is adorned with white lights: for "Christmas in July", Santa pays a visit on a York Fire Engine. Also, the first Saturday after Thanksgiving, for the Annual Lighting of the Nubble. Santa stops by for this event also. There's music and some munchies available, usually cookies if I remember correctly.
There is a Gift shop and a restaurant called "Foxes". Maine has wonderful seafood and Lobster no matter where you go. At Foxes the "Lobstah" selections are divine and the view breathtaking. Foxes has a take out window also, not sure if they have same menu selections as inside restaurant. But if you are looking for dessert, walk up the road to Brown's ice cream instead. Yum.Related to:
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Don't skip Portland...a city but so much more!!!
Portland is the largest city in Maine, on the southern end of the state. It may be a city but don't let that keep you away.
Probably my most favorite small city in the United States....it is built on a slight hill that goes down to the waterfront with a shipping and fishing industry that keeps it alive and well. The city is full of life with great architecture, history, cultural events, wonderful sculptures through the streets and squares, old hotels and two great museums.
Not only that but the waterfront area called the "Old Port" has been re-vitalized with renovations of the original old stone and brick buildings, many smart shops and cafes and restaurants. Fun just to walk along both sides of Commercial St. with it's many cobble stone streets that shoot off of it, with narrow charming places to explore.
The tourist and fishing industry abide side by side in this wonderful quaint envirement. Seaguls, ocean air, smell of fish, hot sun, cool breeze, boats and ships......so much to do and see.
You must also go to the Casco Bay Ferry Lines on Commerial St. and take a ferry ride all around the beautiful islands of Casco Bay.
You can also catch "Whale Watching" trips also.
Prepare to spend a couple of days here, it will give you a mixture of both worlds.Related to:
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Climbing at Baxter State Park
Baxter State Park is an example of how big the United States is. This would be a National Park anywhere else, it is such a huge tract of utter wilderness (over 200,000 acres) with only a few logging roads criss-crossing the northern extremities. The southern end of the park does have a park road and it is here that most visitors come to camp and do some hiking/climbing around the state's highest peak, Mount Katahdin at over 5000 feet. Noted for highly changeable weather and often harsh conditions, the park can be utter paradise on a calm sunny day. Though not right on the tourist path, it is well worth making an effort to get over this way if you love nature.Related to:
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Listen to the CD on the Acadia Park Loop
Driving the 27 mile Acadia Park Loop is a must do in Maine. The park entrance fee was $10 in October 2010. There are multiple look-out points and there are some great historical facts to be learned. Our hotel (Primrose Inn in Bar harbor) gave us a CD to play in the car as we drove the 27 mile route. This was ideal as we could start and stop the CD at the appropriate time and stay in the warmth of the car to listen. Apparently other places make this CD available too. Other places not to miss en-route include Sand Beach, Cadillac Mountain, bridges on the carriage trail and some of the impressive Trump tower like beaver lodges. Thunder hole is unpredictable - we were very underwhelmed and did not stay long.Related to:
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Getting THAT shot of Bass Harbor Lighthouse
Bass Harbor Head Light is the iconic image of the Maine coast. It is worth making the effort to see it and everyone says climb down on to the rocks for a good photo. At the lighthouse (which is well sign posted at Bass Harbor) take the footpath beyond the lighthouse - steps will take you down to the rocks for an ok photo angle. Don't expect to get the best shots at high tide unless you are on a boat. Visit the lighthouse at sunset for potentially great shots but do take care climbing down on the rocks. No photo is worth getting swept away for.Add to your Trip Planner
Cross the causeway to Bar Harbor island
You can cross the causeway from Bar harbor to the island from 2hrs before to 2 hrs after low tide. If you stay at the Primrose Inn, they'll tell you the tide times ! Over on the island, follow the marker cairns to guide you on an easy climb to the summit and a wonderful look-out over the harbor. From Bar Harbor to the summit and back is about 1.4 miles. In October, the view was clear - but cold ! Take hats, scarves and gloves.Add to your Trip Planner
We visited Portland in the winter time during our ski trip for Christmas. Portland looks like a nice smaller city, but a lot of things at the shore where shut down for the season. It looks like there might be a lot of tourists during the summer . We loved all the little shops and restaurants in the downtown area of the Old Port.
If you drive across the bridge to South Portland, you can visit the lighthouse in the photo. It is called Portland Head Lighthouse and is located in Fort Williams park on Cape Elizabeth. Some stuff was closed for the season there also. I really want to visit here again in the summer .Related to:
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Nubble Lighthouse
Nubble Lighthouse is located in southern Maine, at Cape Neddick, and it is the most beautiful lighthouse I saw on this trip. The grounds are not open to the public but you have an excellent view from the parking (see directions below).
The station was established in 1879. The lighthouse that was built in that year is originally preserved, only that in 1987 it was automated. Construction materials is cast iron lined with brick, the tower has a height of 41 feet.Related to:
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A 30-year-old Christian woman who fled from the violence and persecution in Pakistan died in Thailand police custody on Christmas Eve after she was arrested and prevented from taking much needed medications, a watchdog group has announced.
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North Tryon, an unincorporated area, is located in Prince County in the western portion of Prince Edward Island, W. of Crapaud. Its precise location is N 46°15', W 63°33'.
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Early in Friday's opening-night performance of Alchemist Theatre's "King Lear," Bo Johnson's aged king called for the map demonstrating his intended division of Britain among his three daughters. Lear's attendants dutifully unfurled it — with the bottom at the top and the top at the bottom. When they tried to hang the map up, it kept falling down.
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I was bored today while waiting for a bus and called up JFK ATIS on my cell phone to see what runways were in use. I got very confused by two things:
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As you begin a program of injection sclerotherapy for your veins, there are some things you need to remember.
Certain veins require two or three treatments before they disappear.
The principle of injection sclerotherapy therapy for veins is to inject a sclerosing (scarring) agent into the vein that causes the vein wall to become inflamed and seal together. When it can no longer carry blood, it is no longer visible through the skin.
Larger veins that have been injected might become lumpy and hard.
This is not a serious complication of sclerotherapy — however, it does occur. Although this will dissolve and fade with time (over several months), your practitioner may opt to do a simple procedure to avoid further issues.
There is occasional skin pigmentation (brown spots).
When the tiny needle is inserted into the vein for injection purposes, occasionally, as the salt solution is injected, the vein will rupture, allowing the solution to leak into the surrounding tissue. This may result in a brown-pigmented spot in the skin. In most cases they disappear within 3-12 months, but may also be permanent. Some people may be more prone to this complication. Your practitioner will discuss this risk with you prior to treatment.
There is a rare occurrence of small skin ulcers forming after an injection.
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Skip to comments.FR Thanksgiving Day 'Thankful For' Thread
Posted on 11/22/2004 6:54:42 PM PST by SlightOfTongue
What are your (freepers') thankfulness thoughts for the holiday?
1. - I am thankful for our brave troops who are the best in all the world.
2. - I am thankful that our country dodged two fatal bullets in a row in not electing Al Gore and John Kerry for POTUS. (Unfortunately we took a hit for 8 years of Clinton - a scare which may never heal)
3. - I am thankful for the Robinsons who founded FR and all the great freepers who have made my life worth living in the midst of al the liberal mind manipulation and corruption.
4. - I am thankful that I am not a liberal and never will be.
Guess I'd better leave some thankfuls for you guys.
I'm thankful that the Dallas Cowboys decided to stink early so that they'll get a draft choice only behind San Franscisco and Miami.
I'm thankful for cheeze, showers, moose, and pings.
I am thankful for all the Things you listed above...ditto on that.
I am also thankful, I am American, and not a Soreloser Whiny Liberal.
Thankful for my Family, and that the war on Terrorism is not being fought on American Soil.
scare = scar
I am thankful for the blessing of Grace and the Sacrifice that was made for my life by Christ.
I am thankful I live in this country, a country that nationally recognizes a day of thanksgiving to God.
I am thankful for Jim Robbinson and this forum.
I am seriesly thankful for my Beeber's Stune setting.
That I live in a country where politcal dissenters no matter how rediculous they are not dragged off and shot or imprisoned, but are mocked and humiliated publicly like the goofballs they are.
Lemon pie.
I am thankful that I wake up in a country with a fantabulous man like George W. Bush at the helm.
I am thankful my father was a DI in the United States Marine Corps.
I am thankful that my husband served 20 years with the AWACS Program.
I am thankful I have two beautiful boys.
I am thankful for all that God has blessed me with in this great country the United States of America!
I'm thankful for beebers.
I'm thankfull for my family, friends, and WA freepers that have been supporting me in my career changes the past year.
I can't thank you all enough and I will do my best to be a great representative for all of you in my new field of work.
And I like pie.
Now there is something to be thankful for this football season -- what bothers me is who they are going to draft?
1. Cut out aluminum foil in desired shapes.
2. Arrange the turkey in the roasting pan, position the foil carefully.
3. Roast according to your own recipe. Sprinkle paprika in your basting sauce to really give your bird a deep tan.
4. Serve, and watch your guests' faces.
I am thankful that I have a chance to give thanks.
our armed forces
Thankful I have a Turkey this weekend!
I am most thankful to my loving Heavenly Father who gets me through each day.
I am thankful for FreeRepublic, FOX News, Rush Limbaugh, and our great Christian Radio station, KJIL.
Sorry 'bout the early post. Going away tomorrow and won't get back till T-DAY or later.
This thread might be 3 days worth long this year anyway.
I am thankful for Four More Years.
You have to post EARLY to beat howlin to it.
I noticed Daschle in keywords....maybe we should add thankful Daschle and McAuliffe has been put out to pasture.
I'm thankful I was born in America, that there is an America, that our flag waves over our land.
I'm thankful for the brave Heroes who are willing to serve, fight and even die if necessary to preserve our freedoms.
I'm thankful W. won again; that I don't have to hear or see John "I have a plan" Kerry every day now.
and I'm thankful for finding FR and everyone here who helped save my sanity and nerves the last many weeks.
I'm thankful to have spent another year with my family.
I don't take it for granted anymore.
I'm not thankful for silly vanity threads and even sillier competition to be first to post a silly vanity thread! Hey, who's gonna be first to post the 2005 Thanksgiving thread?
I'm thankful for the South - which for at least the next 4 years - has delivered us from evil. ;-)
Didn't know that. Thanks for the info!! (heh, heh)
My heart overflows with thankfulness for all our Veterans, esp. our Vietnam Vets who fought for the defeat of John Kerry and defended America once again.
Maybe YOU should start a NOT thankful thread then!
Not a bad idearr. A curmudgeon's Thanksgiving, why not!
I am thankful for my husband who stuck by me during this difficult time.
I am thankful for Free Republic and fellow freepers in the liberal saturated Washington State.
Amen! I'm thankful for MST3K episodes that keep me laughing.
I'm thankful that Jesus died on the cross for my sins.
I'm thankful for the love of my fiancee, family, and friends.
I'm thankful to founding fathers for creating the greatest nation in human history, and to the current generation of Americans for upholding their legacy.
I'm thankful for the turkey picture, I got a good laugh out of this one, so did hubby.
Well - just the Joel episodes..:-)
I am thankful for the generosity of strangers.
I am thankful that three years ago, on Thanksgiving Day, we became a FAMILY . We adopted our beloved son from South Korea. It is hard to believe that three years have passed since the day his wonderful foster mother lovingly placed him in our arms in that tiny agency office in Seoul.
I thank God every day that our son's birthmother was strong enough to give him life and brave enough to let him go. I can never repay her for her sacrifice. All I can do is try to be the best mommy I can be to the son she set forth into the bullrushes. The little boy who would become the son of my heart...MY son.
Thanksgiving will always be very special for us. God's reminder that we have so very much to be thankful for.
I would post pics of all the females I'm thankful for, but FR servers don't have enough bandwidth to keep the thread loading. :-)
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Hedge fund manager John Paulson has shunned the limelight in recent years but in recent weeks it's a different story, with the 57-year-old manager not only giving his first ever TV interview, he's also set to take the stand in one of the most closely-watched trials in the country – the civil case against former Goldman Sachs trader Fabrice Tourre.
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The SkyBridge Alternatives Conference – the annual hedge fund blowout better known as SALT, is a month away. And the official agenda for the three-day bacchanal, which sees thousands of hedge fund investors, allocators and hedge fund hangers-on descend on Las Vegas in the second week of May, has been released.
Hedge fund scorecard 2012: Mortgage masters win, Paulson on bottom again
Mortgage funds roared home with returns of almost 19 percent last year, trouncing all other hedge fund strategies and beating the S&P 500 stock index, which rose 13 percent.
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This year has been cruel to many money managers, and one stock-picker giving John Paulson a run for his money as the worst performing manager of 2011, is Fairholme Capital Management's Bruce Berkowitz.
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Hedge fund titan John Paulson has a shrinkage problem.
The billionaire manager's flagship Paulson Advantage funds are quickly losing altitude after peaking with $19.1 billion in assets under management in March. As of the other day, the combined AUM of the Paulson Advantage and Advantage Plus funds had fallen to $15.7 billion, according to investor sources.
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The world's largest credit and debit card processor Visa is to pay some $2 billion for CyberSource, a company that helps retailers take online payments, including from mobile phones. Analysts estimate Visa already has 45 percent of the online market and the deal will only serve to boost the company's position further.
Simon takes fresh tack in bidding battle for bankrupt GGP
Simon Property says it is teaming up with hedge fund Paulson to try to unseat Brookfield Asset Management as the key investor in General Growth Properties as the mall operator angles toward an exit from its bankruptcy.
Morning line-up: Banks find love in the hedgies, and heroes in our midst
News and views on the hedge fund industry from Reuters and elsewhere:
Big league hedgies buy banks – Reuters
Saving the world, one trade at a time – Economist
The quant fund in need of a renaissance – FT
Message to FoHFs: Work harder; cut fees – Reuters
Gulf cash set to flow? – Bloomberg
(Another) Paulson payday
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Beyonce's Fashion Evolution: Photos
After 15 years on top, Beyoncé knows a thing or two about looking good and striking a pose. From her early Destiny's Child days -- during which time her mother Tina Knowles created bright, matching stage ensembles -- to her "Bootylicious" and bejeweled mini-dresses, and of course, many curve-hugging ball gowns, Beyoncé's style has changed from teenaged pop star to classy (and sometimes flashy) style icon. Darker colors have crept into Bey's selections as she's matured, and she's never looked better. Observe the evolution of Beyoncé's style through the years in our photo gallery below.
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'Jungle Jack' Hanna brings wildlife show to Marcus Center
Things will get wild at the Marcus Center March 8 when "Jungle Jack" Hanna brings his "Into the Wild Live" show there March 8.
Hanna hosts "Jack Hanna's Into the Wild" and serves as director emeritus at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. He's made numerous TV appearances with his animal friends and has worked as a wildlife advocate for years. »Read Full Article
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Jerry Apps' nightmare arrived in the middle of the night in a setting Stephen King would have loved: an isolated Waushara County farmhouse buried under January snows.
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Brendan Rodgers has warned the critics who suggest he overpaid for Joe Allen: "You'll be calling him the bargain of the season in a few months".
Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer has been one of the loudest voices in questioning the role of the Wales midfielder at Liverpool, accusing him of not doing enough on the ball going forward.
Reds manager Rodgers - who brought Allen with him from former club Swansea in a £15million deal and admitted he would have paid "many more millions" than that if required - is staggered by that view.
In response, he has branded Shearer a 'so-called pundit' who doesn't understand the importance of keeping possession in the modern game.
Rodgers believes Allen - who was crowned the Wales' Player of the Year this week - will become the new Paul Scholes as he carves out a long career at the pinnacle of the game.
"I saw something the other day criticising Joe Allen for not playing risk passes. Unbelievable - so-called pundits who don't know the dynamics of a team and how it functions," Rodgers insisted.
"Joe's role is to keep the ball. And that, in Britain, is a special talent. It is why Paul Scholes is still playing to his age. It is such a rare talent for a midfielder to rarely give the ball away.
"People have talked about him and his fee, but in time he will be an absolute bargain."
Rodgers isn't the only one at Anfield to see the special ability Allen possesses for retaining the ball and using it intelligently, even under intense pressure.
He was voted player of the month for August by the Liverpool fans after barely a couple of weeks in a red shirt.
And he has been the one player immune from criticism during the club's disappointing run of form, which saw them briefly slump into the bottom three.
Against Stoke last weekend, there were evident gasps of anticipation around Anfield when he was on the ball.
Rodgers believes that is merely a hint of even more to come once the player settles into life on Merseyside.
"He will have a long career here. He's a wonderful talent and over time people will see what facets he's got in his game," Rodgers explained.
"Where we have been really pleased with Joe is with his tactical discipline. Maybe he's never going to score as many as Steven Gerrard, but he's certainly got quality going forward.
"Offensively, he has far more than what a lot of people have seen, just because he's having to play a more sitting role at the moment.
"I have played him in there because he knows how to control the game. He is courageous and will go and get the ball in any area.
"It is his his tactical discipline to stay and keep the shape of the team, and offer the passing line, which has been really good though, and because of that we haven't seen everything he can do going forward, but we will."
Rodgers believes that when Lucas Leiva returns to the team after injury - which the club hope will happen by the end of this month - Allen will have more freedom to get forward and play the kind of passes around the opposition penalty box that Liverpool have been missing this season.
And he sees the pair complementing each other to create the possession stats he wants to base the club's future on.
"Lucas is more controlling," said Rodgers. "He and Joe can both play that position. Or you could flip your triangle around and Lucas could hold, with Joe playing in an advanced role. Lucas is more defensive, and that will help Joe.
"My intention was just to have five or six midfielders who could fight. My job then was to get the balance, because you can't have three all doing the same.
"When Lucas is back, you'll see more aspects of Joe's game."
Referring to how Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard impacts on Allen's play, Rodgers added: "We have one of the most creative players in the history of the Premier League he's playing beside - he's got to let Steven go and do his work and when he does, there's no better player.
"But Joe can open things up, too."