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Deep Creek Lake is listed in 1,000 PLACES TO SEE BEFORE YOU DIE! (US and Canada)
Looking for a getaway in Maryland?
The Birds' Nest is a tastefully decorated, romantically secluded lake-view vacation home at Deep Creek Lake, Maryland. It's an enchanting choice for a special occasion: honeymoon, wedding anniversary, girls' weekend, or just a quiet escape.
Summer rentals run from Sunday to Sunday.
You bring your lovebird; The Birds' Nest will provide the atmosphere!
Nestled among tall oaks and lush rhododendrons, this tastefully decorated, 2-bedroom home is conveniently located at 296 State Park Road for year-round accessibility. It is 0.6 miles from Deep Creek Lake State Park and approximately 6 miles from The Wisp Ski Area. The charming little town of Oakland is about 5 miles away.
The lakefront, across the road from the property, offers one of the best views of the lake — the sunsets and star-watching are magical! You may swim or launch your kayak from here, though there is no dock facility.
The downstairs of The Birds' Nest has a well-equipped kitchen, one bathroom, a living room with a propane fireplace insert, a study area with WiFi access for your laptop computer, and a bedroom (double bed). Upstairs is a large bedroom (queen-size bed and a futon) with a sitting area overlooking the woods, a walk-in closet, a half-bath with washer and dryer, and a surprise nightlight! A flat-screen television with satellite connection, a DVD player (with video library), and a CD player are located in the living room downstairs.
High-quality bed linens and towels are supplied at no extra charge; bring your own toothbrush!
Relax in the sunken hot tub in a very private resort-like setting after a day of outdoor activities.
Enjoy the landscaping and seasonal waterfall on the property.
The deck offers a view of the lake and has a picnic table with a gas grill. There is a fire-ring outside The Birds' Nest for toasting marshmallows and telling tall tales!
We welcome your house-trained family dog, too. Fee required per animal. There is a new dog park beside the HART For Animals facility in McHenry which is free for use.
Wild animals love this location and visit regularly. We do ask, however, that you do not feed the bears!
Our goal is to fulfill the need for a superior rental vacation home that is not a "McMansion"! The house is 900 square feet of well-planned space with high-quality furnishings. It sleeps four people comfortably, with separation between the bedrooms for privacy.
Keywords: cabin, cottage, lake front, lake view, cozy, romantic, secluded, getaway, escape, relax, intimate, pet-friendly, washer and dryer, hot tub, deck, fireplace, fire ring, fully equipped, WiFi, Christmas and seasonal decorations, value, discount.
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The Birds' Nest is a special home equipped lovingly for the comfort of adult guests.
House-trained dogs are welcome with fee but must not be left alone in the house.
We had an amazing long weekend (Nov 4-8) at the Birds Nest. This place is a gem ! We found it warm and cosy, inviting for full relaxation! Our teen boys enjoyed the place and surroundings very much. The weather was great, so they had a blast playing basketball in the State Park across the lake (less than a mile walk)! The evenings we stayed by the fire and used up a lot of Polly's wood, while the boys were soaking in the hot tub! The cottage is extremely well kept and if you forgot your reading materials, there are many great books available. The DVD collection includes many famous films, but we didn't have time to watch much! The CDs are also great, with lots of classical music, and gems such as Sarah Brightman bringing back memories of the UK and the 90s! Polly is a great host and such a pleasure to meet her and chat! We'll definitely come back for a longer stay to enjoy the area and do even more hiking and sight seeing! Bogdan and family
The owner made our whole trip from booking property through our time at Deep Creek a great experience. We were a few minutes from Deep Creek State Park so hiked there one to two times a day. Also within short drive from many other activities. The interior was very comfortable for us (two people and senior dog). The location in the trees and the decorations made us feel like we really were nestled in a Bird's Nest. Thank you for a much needed relaxing vacation.
As always we had a wonderful relaxing time at this little hideaway in the woods. You are such a gracious hostess. You always make sure our needs are met. We so much enjoy spending time with you as well. We will keep in touch to make sure you are doing well. We plan on seeing you again same time next year. You are our special long distance friend.
Thank you so much for the beautiful and relaxing weekend! We were thrilled to find such a comfortable home away from home to enjoy a long weekend with our family and celebrate our anniversary. We couldn't have asked for a better place to stay or better hospitality. We hope to come back soon!
We felt like you were a friend before we even met – and were so excited to finally talk face-to-face. You are what makes The Birds' Nest so special – a truly kind and thoughtful woman. May all the goodness you have given to others come back to you a thousand times over.
The Birds' Nest is your legacy – full of the warmth and caring that you personally demonstrate to all who share this space. We felt comfortable and cared for from the moment we drove up the driveway. Our welcoming committee of Maggie and Macavity were heartwarming for us – still grieving the loss of our Peek-a-boo. The house was spotless and invited us to settle in and relax. We came to Deep Creek to get in some serious training for upcoming triathlons and marathons – which we did but our time here at Birds' Nest between training provided the perfect recovery time of rest and relaxation.
Our visits with you were a highlight of the week. We wish we had more time to get to know you better – you have so much to share and we feel like we have so much in common. Not only did you make us feel like old friends – you welcomed our friends who spent a day here with us.
Thank you for sharing The Birds' Nest with us – but most of all for sharing yourself with all who pass through here.
Barb and John
It's almost impossible to describe the transformation of one's soul after spending a week at The Bird's Nest!
Ms. Polly felt like a friend long before I arrived and her peacefulness cannot help but to seep into your soul.
DCL is a beautiful area that called me from past memories. It's been 15 years since I've been here and I'll promise myself this: it will not be that long before I again return.
The state park is a wonderful place for a nature lover and her dog. Kayaking every day restores me. No alarm clock, no work, no worries.
Swallow Falls is a great hike!
I ate at Ace's, Uno's (w/my dog) and Cornish Manor. All were good! Went to Canoe on the Run but left w/o eating.
The hot tub at the end of my day was just what these tired bones needed.
What was the best part? Ms. Polly! She was a delight! She gave me lots of information, where to go and how to get there. Maggie was almost always at her side! I've made a friendship here! Take the kayak and paddle all the way down to the right as far as you can. If you are lucky you will see the bald eagle proudly showing who is boss!
Lake swimming! Oh to this Carolina girl it was heaven!! Cool and refreshing – I came here looking for an answer – I didn't find it, I found so much more.
Thank you for sharing The Bird's Nest!
I will always remember you and my time here. I will keep you in my prayers!
Jane & Bailey the Boxer
The Birds' Nest is located in a highly desirable area. It is convenient to Deep Creek Lake State Park, shopping, restaurants and other services.
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Re: Bow is overpowered and not fun
Re: Bow is overpowered and not fun[ Edited ]
It doesn't take but a few days for someone to get good in the Last of Us if your experienced with similar shooters. Not to mention, a lot of people are coming from Uncharted 2 and 3.
Since the game came out on friday some people had the entire weekend to play multiplayer nonstop, like me.
From my experience, I do feel bow is OP. I've seen entire teams taken out in an instant, up close and far away. I don't think one should say it requires skill because it's the only weapon to have a ''Laser sight''. But let's not rush to conclusions.
Re: Bow is overpowered and not fun
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I don't think one should say it requires skill because it's the only weapon to have a ''Laser sight''.
Maybe they should make the line fade into transparency, instead of solid white? The further the line "would" be, the lighter it becomes. Now about that circle at the end... no clue.
Re: Bow is overpowered and not fun
Hasn't this community learned enough?
Lets not rush into nerfing or buffing anything!
****** the game just came out!
Wait, learn all play styles, adapt.
Every one on this game is a NOOB to it.
When your a seasoned player on a game and you see new players doing "noob things", I got news for you-- we are all there right now.
Lets not jump the gun and ruin this game with nerf and buff threads.
Give the game a **bleep** chance!


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"This is the helm; it steers the two aft sails," Daniel pointed to a place beyond the cabin where two detachable sails in shape of wings were located. He walked to the Gatherer and pointed at the two large pipes protruding from the otherwise oval-shape machine, "when you burn Dust, air will pump out of those pipes and blow the sails up, that will give us the initial push we need to raise into the sky."
"Daniel, I know all these things already," Aimee interrupted, "I worked on the Chaser before, remember?"
"You are in no position to question the captain," he snapped importantly, "you are only part of the crew."
Aimee snorted and looked away, smirking, "yeah right, a one-man crew."
"Now," Daniel ignored her comment, "see this large tube going down by the side of the ship? It is attached to a pair of propellers on either side, when needed; it gives us extra strength to push our ship forward when we want to go fast. However, we rarely use it." He walked over to the main mast and pointed to the main fore sail, "when the wind is on our side, it will push us forward using this, and we steer using its aft sail." He now pointed at a sail in shape of a wing attached to the main mast just below the fore sail. I believe that is all there is to know about how to lift this up."
"Finally!" Aimee said, "Let's get down to it then." She walked around the mast and stood before the Gatherer. She remembered working on it with her father not so long ago when it had broken down during a mild ice storm. Her mother had designed it and with help of Joseph, their own Dust Gatherer was conceived. Large Dust corporations used more modern and steam-powered Gatherers instead of using the own collected Dust as energy. Dust as energy and aether were called interchangeably, although aether was more of a mythological conceived name. It was believed that the Northern Lights were the spirits of ancestors that look over their families from the skies and that the gods of the universe breathed their auroral energy. The truth was unknowable, and many people were okay with it, but other fanatics were cynical about the subject and spent a great quantity of their life futilely investigating the source of the Auroras.
The Lights above were growing dimmer as the moon sailed its way to the center of the night sky, the colors were slowly fading from the atmosphere. Aimee sensed disappointment creeping up her face as she glanced at the sky. "Don't worry, they will grow stronger after midnight," Daniel assured her as he was turning some knobs and pulling down handles on the Gatherer, "just relax and feel the air in your skin. We're still in September and the Autumn Equinox ends until after October, so we have great chances of gathering Dust during those two months."
The Gatherer was starting to shake and stir to life; a little tremor of enthusiasm shook Aimee as she grappled to fight back the nauseating waves that were rising up her throat.
"You must feed the ship," Daniel said, untying the latch of a straw chest and revealing their supply of Aurora Dust, the motor energy for their flying ship. He took a shovel from a cabinet and started shoving in Dust into the cool embers of the furnace in the gatherer. The front part of the gatherer was the ship motor and the back side was the Dust processor and gatherer. The "cool embers" were only polished black rock that ignited at the touch of Dust on them. Within seconds, the embers were sparkling with red auras. Sputters of red light whizzed in the ship's furnace, hitting the metal walls and crackling to life. "When you pull this lever down," Daniel pulled a red lever down, "magic begins."
Aimee looked expectedly at the pipes and wasn't disappointed. The pipes whistled a loud and long whine, spurting golden Dust that enveloped them in a tornado of dazzling and shimmering lights. Air started to pump out of the pipes at great speed and strength; the sails set above the pipes started to curve on the outside. A sudden jerk of the ship unbalanced Aimee, but she held on to the Gatherer, that jerk was the metal standing leaving ground. They were elevating into the night sky and into the undulating curtains of colored lights.
Aimee walked to the wall of the deck and grasped the banister for support; she leaned lightly on it and saw the hangar diminishing on the face of the Earth. "We're flying," she gasped. Bliss coursed her veins; she spread her arms and laughed. "This is perfect!"
Daniel chortled. "Knew you'd like it. Come, let's get the Convertor up and running." Both of them walked the flight of stairs that lead to a mini raise platform holding the enormous nautilus shell object with the orientation of the opening to the nearing lights. He pulled at a little door at the side of the Harvester and pushed a button. The delicate nautilus shell roared to life and started glowing alongside the Northern Lights. Its shiny outer exterior reflected the light above. "We have to get into the Auroral Zone before the Harvester starts detecting the Lights activity," Daniel explained.
Aimee was fascinated, "mom was a real genius," she said. Memories tugged at her mind as she pronounced "mom", she now realized she missed her dearly. "It is wonderful she invented and built so many beautiful things; the Harvester, the Gatherer, and the Chaser!"
Daniel regarded her words fondly, "yeah, she was great. With time and determination you'll become as good as her."
"You are already a good aviator Dan," Aimee never called Daniel "Dan" since childhood, but she thought this was an appropriate moment. Plus, it escaped from her. "Just like father is."
"Was," he corrected her bitterly, "he refuses to fly nowadays, and the idea of it scares the hell out of him."
"Maybe he has had enough of traveling the skies," she suggested, "and finally wants to settle down into a sedentary lifestyle."
"Perhaps," he said, "but why so suddenly and without giving us any reason. He doesn't even defend himself when I ask him about it."


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The Fly and The Butterfly
This poem depicts the cruel irony that both insects suffered the same death, even though humans feel oppositely inclined towards them.
Based on a real experience of mine. :(
It sat on her wall,
Quiet as one subjected to insignificance.
Pestilent, it mocked her,
she who would never hurt a fly.
She opened her windows, and doors,
and left for two long days.
and she waited.
and it waited.
And when she returned, it was there.
mocking her.
We found a butterfly,
trapped in the bonnet of the car.
It was a broken petal,
a pathetic flower,
a fallen leaf.
It's tiny legs struggled, and it's wings,
flopping aimlessly into the air,
displayed it's helpless frailty.
No-one could kill it.
Someone blew it out the way of the wheel,
so we could drive away,
Leaving it alone to suffer a long, agonizing death.
but Who could harm such a beautiful creature?
but she could kill the fly.
She wouldn't make it fly away.
nor would she end it quickly.
Poison, she imposed, and it flew about,
bumping into her, flailing, struggling, and she ran,
Leaving it alone to suffer a long, agonizing death.


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BeschreibungThe Bogomils: A Study in Balkan Neo-Manichaeism traces the development of this little-understood heresy from its Middle Eastern roots. The Bogomils derived elements of their doctrine and practice from the Manichaeans and the Paulicians. By the reign of Alexius Comnenus, Bogomilism was rife within the Bulgarian and Byzantine empire and had taken hold even amongst influential families in Constantinople itself. Though they suffered persecution, decline and ultimate disappearance in their Balkan heartlands, the Bogomils were subsequently an influence upon more celebrated heresies in France and Italy. Dmitri Obolensky's magisterial study of Balkan dualism remains the definitive work on Bogomilism.
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No one likes to wake up and find it was all a dream. Unless, like me, you spend your nights staggering from one anxiety nightmare to the next, sliding through a parade of lost bags, forgotten meetings and missing keys. In that case, waking up to find that the evil midget who has your wallet but won't give it back because you can't guess his name is purely imaginary – it's a positive fillip. Right up until you realise that a wallet is rather more easily replaced than a subconscious which hates you.
But the soap trope of waking up to find out we dreamt a whole storyline is exactly what has happened to those of us who rashly believed last year that Big Brother was really, finally dead. Channel 4 may have buried it in a lead-lined coffin, but they must have forgotten to jab a stake through its heart and cut off its head. So it's risen from the grave, less than a year after its overdue demise, and returns tonight, on Five.
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Yeah, I have all those already. Let's hope they release the ones I mentioned and more Neo Geo ones. Wii is still releasing more Neo Geo games as we speak, but I don't see the point in getting them for the Wii as much as for the PS3 because PS3 is the only one that brings them out with that much high resolution. Thanks for the info.
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6 How can I use the move on Gran Turismo 5?
They said so many times that it was going to be compatible. The game itself has options for the Eye, which I don't even know why since I can't figure out how to use the move on the game. Sony has even released a Move Racing Wheel. But what's the point if GT5 does not responds to the move?
(You haven't seen this, have you?
7. If the move doesn't work on GT5 is it possible to use the regular PS3 controller as a wheel like in MotorStorm?
(If you mean Sixaxis control, I've never tried it, but I don't think so. There's wheels available that work very well, too. You might want to look at them.)
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Yeah that's what I saw and it made me wondered. I like to hold the wheel on the air like in Mario Kart for the Wii and this design looks good to me, but what's the point in getting it if it doesn't work for GT5.
And for the other question thanks for letting me know it's called "sixaxis control", do you know what games come with this feature besides MotorStorm?
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That's actually great to know. I want to use those things they have on the side for manual shifting. I have those in my real life car and it would be cool to use them on the GT5 with those speedy cars.
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Throughout the offseason, The Nats Blog will look back at every player's 2012 season to summarize and analyze his performance, and we'll look ahead to his possible role in 2013. We'll go from #1 Steve Lombardozzi all the way to #63 Henry Rodriguez with about two posts per week until Spring Training. Enjoy. Chad Tracy was picked up before the 2012 season began as a role player and bench guy. He quickly became the leader of that group, who called themselves "The Goon Squad." Without guys like Tracy, the Nationals wouldn't have finished with the best record in baseball last season. Tracy ended up posting a respectable .269/.343/.441 slash line for an impressive .784 OPS in just 105 plate appearances. He became the catalyst for a number of big hits and late inning rallies that allowed the Nationals to earn the best record in baseball. He doesn't provide a lot as far as defense goes traditionally, but in the few instances when he spelled Ryan Zimmerman and Adam LaRoche on the bases, Tracy did a nice job filling the roles when necessary. He's not someone who you want in the field regularly, but he's proven himself passable if he needs to step in for injuries and occasional days off. Next year: In August, the Nationals extended Tracy's contract to include the 2013 season, so he will once again lead The Goon Squad next season. He made $750,000, and his $1 million contract for the upcoming season is probably a bargain for the role he's proven he can fill. Tracy underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee in late October, and he's expected to be ready by spring training. Next up: #20 Ian Desmond
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Chapter Twenty-Four: The Counsel of the Uarla (3)Mature
"There is a certain logic," Seymour commented, "in worshipping as a god a being that can be proven to exist. But it strikes me as strange all the same."
The Uarla snapped his fingers, and plates of food appeared on the table before them, emerging from a swirl of darkness. "As it is strange to my people to waste our prayers on a celestial deity. Yes, our Great Protector may not be omnipotent, but it is his blood that runs in the veins of every goblin, his likeness that causes antlers to grow from the head of every Uarla. Our worship is not a religion, it is a science." The Uarla sank his doglike teeth into a thick cut of raw venison and tore at the meat. Blood running down his chin, he regarded Seymour across the table. "No worries, Aechyed. Your meat has been prepared the human way."
"Thank you," Seymour replied, relieved.
"By virtue of your species, you have no need to follow their finicky dietary customs, but as you have so soundly adopted their culture, I thought it best to tell my servants to roast it thoroughly. It is difficult to convince any creature to go against his upbringing, is it not?"
"I have not soundly adopted their culture," Seymour sniffed indignantly.
The Uarla tore off another strip of venison. "You dress like them, you speak their language, you eat like them, you cut your hair in their style, you follow their mores and manners…"
"Not entirely."
"Do you not?"
"My…sexual predilections most certainly go against their mores, I'd say," Seymour muttered into a goblet of water.
"But you hide them, and thus conform."
"Only for fear of death," Seymour spat.
The Uarla smiled, using his tattooed wrist to wipe the blood from his face. "It matters not for what reason you follow their customs—only that you do. I am not faulting you for for your ways, Seymour, merely observing that they are different from my own. If I have offended you, I apologize."
Seymour picked at his venison with his pocket knife and did not reply.
"How fare your friends?"
The Aechyed shrugged. "Not well, but I think they are improving. They still aren't eating much, though."
The goblin nodded, his peculiar, branchlike antlers wavering in the candlelight. "That is common. The parasites do not succumb immediately to treatment; rather, they fight it as long as they can. Your charges' appetites will return as soon as the worms have left their bodies. It should be soon, you need not worry."
"They are so very thin…"
"If they are not eating voraciously by tomorrow morning, you may bring them to me," the Uarla assured him. "I can set them right."
"Thank you."
They ate in silence for a while longer, the candles and torches flickering around them in such a way that Seymour felt as though he were in some great mausoleum, lit for the dead.
"You wonder why I asked you here this night," the Uarla remarked eventually.
Seymour gave a slight nod of confirmation. "So I do."
"I know you intend to leave as soon as your friends are well enough to travel. I summoned you to advise you on your journey."
"And what advice have you to offer?"
The Uarla finished his supper and licked his fingers clean. His tongue, Seymour noticed, was purple and forked, its shape outlined with at least ten metal piercings. "The Carvil Valley is a dangerous place these days. For now, the populated areas—Carviliet, Carvil Crossing, Edmund Manor, and so forth—remain relatively secure, but the wild spaces in between have grown deadly, especially after nightfall. There is a reason you first encountered my people so far north of our mountain home. It is because we can no longer venture south. There is little game left in the Carvil Valley, and it is far too dangerous to hunt it. The evil of the valley has claimed many goblin lives this autumn."
"What then do you suggest? I have no choice but to enter the valley in order to reach the Castle Carviliet, after all."
"I suggest, when you do choose to leave, that you depart as soon as the first rays of dawn touch the sky, and try to reach Carviliet before dusk."
"That is impossible!" Seymour protested. "It is near a hundred miles from here to Carviliet, and it is thick forest through most of it. We'd be hard-pressed to make it a quarter of that distance by nightfall!"
"There are more roads through the forest than you account for, Seymour. At any rate, your steeds are mage-bred. They have the speed and endurance enough to deliver you in the allotted time. It will be a close thing, but it is not impossible."
"If find you cannot reach Carviliet by evening, you should at least be able to make Carvil Crossing. I wouldn't advise spending the night there unless absolutely necessary, as the people are sure to recognize your companions as fugitives, but it would be safer than allowing night to catch you in the forest. The evil of the valley travels by darkness, killing every creature in its path—and I suspect it would be especially interested in targeting you three."
Seymour frowned. "This evil you speak of—it is the Parasite, isn't it?"
"If it isn't the Parasite, it works to the same goals." The Uarla gazed into the guttering flame of a nearby candle. "There are many in this world who seek its destruction. They may not all have the same motive, but they all await the same end."


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When people used to ask me which Mini they should buy, I had one answer: the Cooper S hardtop. With the new generation, I can add the basic Cooper hardtop, sans "S," to my recommendations.
For the 2014 model year, Mini gave the Cooper a major update, moving from the previous R56 internal designation to F56. The last big update to the Cooper, in 2006, revised the platform but did not abandon it entirely. The 2014 Mini Cooper retains the retro-British styling that made the car so popular, but gains considerable size. It is 4.5 inches longer and 1.7 inches wider, with an extra 1.1 inches at the wheelbase, versus the previous generation.
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The Cooper model also goes from its former 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine to a 1.5-liter three-cylinder, and this is what increases my respect for the basic Mini model. That 1.6-liter only produced 121 horsepower, where the addition of direct injection and a dual-stage turbocharger to the 1.5-liter engine brings output up to 134 horsepower. The new engine is something of a torque monster, too, producing 162 pound-feet.
Cabin tech takes a leap forward as well. Where the previous generation had watered-down BMW software, this new Mini Cooper uses the latest-generation navigation, audio, and voice command features from its big German brother. The interface controller, which exactly mirrors the iDrive controller in BMW models, gets a touchpad for alphanumeric input. LED headlights and automated parallel parking are two other high-tech features you wouldn't expect to find in this segment.
My favorite feature of Mini cabin tech is the Mini Connected app. Most of the features in this app, such as Web radio and online destination search, carry over from the previous generation, but Mini has made some improvements. As automotive apps go, Mini offers the most engaging one in the industry.
Base price for the 2014 Mini Cooper hardtop comes in at $20,450 in the US, £15,300 in the UK, and AU$31,126 in Australia. UK and Australian buyers get a few more engine options, including a diesel. As part of the BMW Group, Mini has adopted the strategy of offering an almost overwhelming number of options. The example I drove came with Premium and Sport packages, LED headlights and navigation, and a host of other items, bringing the total price up to $33,595.
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I don't like the automotive industry's tendency to increase the size of models at each new generation, and I thought the outgoing Mini Cooper was nicely proportioned. This new Mini Cooper certainly looked larger when it showed up in the CNET garage, losing something of its Mini-ness. The cabin felt roomier when I clambered into it than in previous versions, something that may help sales if obesity trends continue. My biggest fear was that the larger size would compromise the Mini Cooper's lauded go-kart handling.
The Sport package on this example brought in 17-inch, 10-spoke wheels. Underneath, Mini kept the suspension engineering similar to the previous generation, which means a multi-link rear suspension, a nifty find in a car at this base price. Dynamic dampers are a new option that were unfortunately not included on the model I drove. Worse, this one came with the $1,250 automatic transmission option, rather than the base six-speed manual. The automatic transmission includes a sport program and manual gear selection.
Starting the Mini Cooper with its neat little engine-start toggle switch, my first decision was whether I should drive in Green, Mid, or Sport modes, which primarily affect the throttle response. As I was in a city, I opted for Green, but rather than an anemic, underpowered response, the Mini Cooper impressed me with how much it strained against the brakes. It felt like a Jack Russell tugging against its leash.
When I let it run, the throttle proved easy to modulate and it didn't feel hobbled by the engine program. I could easily be the first one off the line at a light, although the Green mode showed an icon on the instrument cluster warning me about being a lead-foot. As with BMW vehicles, the Mini Cooper's Green mode decouples the engine from the driveline when coasting at speed, helping to maximize fuel economy. I found Green mode suitable in all driving environments.
The Mini Cooper defaulted to Mid mode when I turned it on, which gives it more throttle sensitivity. Once again, the three-cylinder engine strained against the brakes when I shifted to Drive. Given that Mid mode didn't add much to the driving experience, it seemed rather pointless -- I either want to save gas or drive fast, so I don't need a compromise mode. If Mini detuned the climate control in Green mode it would likely achieve better fuel economy and make a more important difference between the two modes.
I found the ride quality a little rough. In particular, big potholes or bumps led to a really jarring hit in the car. I grew to expect a grinding sound in the cabin when I drove over pebbly asphalt accompanied by more body shiver than I would have liked. The suspension isn't soft, but that also means it doesn't wallow or dive when riding over hills or taking turns. The electric power steering felt good, with enough heft to engage me in the driving experience.
Putting the Mini Cooper into Sport mode made for dramatically more sensitivity on the throttle. However, I was disappointed to find no change in steering program. And without the adaptive dampers, the ride quality and handling remained the same as in Mid or Green modes.
Fuel economy rates at 29 mpg city and 41 mpg highway from EPA testing. However, in bad traffic and slow city driving, I found it difficult to get into the EPA range. Monitoring the trip computer, I saw my average fuel economy drop close to 20 mpg when dealing with San Francisco's hills and frequent red lights.
To mitigate the frequent stops somewhat, the Mini Cooper has an idle-stop feature, shutting down the engine at stoplights. I was happy not to be wasting fuel when I was sitting at light after light, but this idle-stop feature is very aggressive, shutting down the engine for the brief moments I had to brake for stop signs. On the freeway, the fuel economy zoomed upward, helping to put my final average at 29.6 mpg.
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To test what this Mini Cooper should really be about, I found some twisty roads and also shoved the shifter over into its Sport mode position. I was pleased with the power from the Mini Cooper's three-cylinder engine, much better than the previous generation. It powered down the road nicely, but the brakes were a little weak when I prepared for the first turn. Throwing it into the bend, I found the steering response was good. I felt a little stretch in the dampers, just a slight sideways float. Into more turns and I was having a good time tossing the Mini Cooper about. It reacted well to inputs, and I even had some fun trail-braking, which really helped rotate the car.


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"In a way I have really enjoyed this season and if you keep a smile on your face you might keep a smile on the players' faces.
"I feel fit, I feel fresh and I have got an energy about myself. I feel stimulated and I am looking forward to this game."
Adkins refuses to change his attacking philosophy and shut up shop at QPR today despite conceding a sackful of goals.
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|Yep, Steve McQueen wore Lewis Leathers; Harris recently found this photograph of McQueen riding in the Greenhorn Enduro in 1963, matched the jacket with an LL design, and has recently begun producing the model again, the 'Universal Racer Jacket'
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"You've done nothing to help anyone but yourself," Ana hissed at me, eyes narrowed to slits. I could feel her anger, seeping from her body, filling up the air. "God, you're so self absorbed."
I stared at her for a long time, paralyzed by the harshness of her words, the pure venom in her tone. Adder was motionless at my side, close enough to be touching without ever brushing my skin. None of us dared move, or breathe.
Ana turned away and disappeared out the door, closing it behind her with a slam. It was then the tears broke free. I turned into Adder's chest, hiding from the leering eyes of the others. Adder held me to his chest and murmured sweet words into my ear.
"She's right, isnt she?" I choked through tears, looking up at him. Barely caring that Lukah and Rueben were still in the room. "I was pulled into this and I've done nothing at all to help. God, I dont even know where Demrin is, and he might be the-"
I managed to stop myself, seeing the flare of pain in Adder's bloodred eyes. So much as Everette's had been, as I'd watched him watching me. Begging for answers why. But I'd said nothing, just let him die there. And left.
I tore my gaze from him and spun around. "We need a plan," I said at last, gaze flickering between Lukah and Rueben. If anyone could straighten this mess out, it had to be them. They seemed closer to the problem than any of us might ever be.
"Like what?" Lukah said, a hint of bitter sarcasm in his voice. "We've tried to rescue Jester. Now Ana is a complete and utter mess. Demrin has gone off and left us. You're pregnant. We dont exactly stand a chance against the Evil."
I sighed. Partly because I knew he was right. Mostly because I so desperately wanted him to be wrong.
"I dont know," I admitted, the painful words falling from my lips. I glanced back at Adder over my shoulder. He cocked his head and tried to muster half a smile.
"There is a...last resort," he muttered finally. "But I dont like it."
I saw the way both the boys eyes lit up. A glimmer of hope, perhaps.
Adder let out a deep breath in the most dramatic of ways. "The Blood Council." Lukah and Rueben exchanged a gaze, as I stood there in oblivion.
"What's the Blood Council?" I asked at last, because it was clear no one was planning on explaining anything.
Adder looked over at me, his expression a mixture of love and sorrow. "The Blood Council was one of the few things Everette told me about," he said. "It's a league of vampires who have been entrusted with the task of guarding lost souls. They are the overseers of the undead spirits, the ones trapped between our world and the next."
I frowned. Everette had never spoken of such a thing to me, not unless I simply couldnt remember. Adder must have been able to read the pure confusion in my face. "You're wondering why he knew of such a thing." It was a question. "Why, Everette was one of them."
I shook my head a little; this was all too much for me to take in. Everette had been a member, and in all the time we spent together, I'd never known. I knew such thoughts should no longer have stirred me so. And yet I couldnt deny the trembling in the pit of my stomach.
Lukah was skeptical, of course. "And they would help us? Why?"
Adder met his gaze steadily. "Because they do not wish for the dead souls the Evil would unleash. Because they too merely want to protect the balance of the world."
Lukah nodded, like some part of him understood. Maybe that was what united us all, kept such an unlikely alliance going. The fact that even when we didnt get along, in the end we were all seeking the same things. Peace and safe place to rest our heads. For me, a place to bring my baby into the world.
"So, how do we reach them?" Rueben asked eagerly.
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Gene, I wonder if Progressives are literally going out of their minds with respect to reason. I have argued with many of them - from 'regulars' to professional philosophers - and they seem completely immune to reason. I'm not making this up. It is as if the left is disintegrating into pure madness.ReplyDelete
Well, her position that a sex change operation is "violence" seems a little oit there.ReplyDeleteReplies
It is perfectly reasonable to disagree about whether or not transgender people have truly changed their gender, Gene (my opinion is that of a third way). It is really wacky, though, to call the operation violent. "Mutilation" or "defacement" are labels I think are wrong, too, but they seem within sanity. Greer's comment makes her sound like a nutty person (again, the part about violence).ReplyDelete


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I try and avoid it. I've pretty much cut out all major new sources from my existence. They never have anything good to say, it's all just "Today... War, death, famine, murder, rape, token inspirational story, natural disaster, killing sprees, economic meltdown!" And frankly, I don't think that's the reality of the world. There's so much beauty out there that I just don't see the fucking point of focusing on that stuff anymore.
Having said that, I love a lot of art that is an expression of darker energy. Darkness is a part of life, just as the light is, but I think there's better ways to explore and embrace the darkness than reading the news. So, yeah I suppose I do.
This band is how I've been getting my fill of darker subject matter as of late. They are Orthodox Satanists, and their last 3 full length albums have been about an exploration of the relationship between God, Satan and Man. Clever guys, very philosophical lyrics. Their music makes me feel like I've forgotten how to breathe and fills me with a deep melancholy. Profoundly powerful art though.
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There was a time when I was young and stupid and rotten.com is still a thing.
Oh man, that's some horrible shit. I remember we used to go to that site during recess at school. Nowadays i don't even feel like watching tosh'o with their stupid broken bones bent in unnatural ways videos, that's the worst.
On purpose? Usually not, but then again sometimes it is interesting reading a shitstorm occur, particularly on this forum. A bit like looking at a car crash, I suppose.
Inadvertantly? Of course, since I read the news. There can be a benefit to knowing about world issues, I find, it's just that most of them aren't positive.
I read internet forums, so yeah, basically.
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Does it count if I read the worst view on a product I'm already sold on? I usually do that just to see what are some of the worst experiences people have with a particular product. Not once has it persuaded me to not buy something but still, I go in expecting the worst so anything good is an automatic win in my head. (That sounds so weird just typing and saying that in my head...)
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I don't go to any sites that might be considered "dark" since I've never really been interested in that kind of site. Would much rather see something upbeat than a really bad video.
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There was a dark time in my life where I would visit religious message boards on Facebook and be a huge dick. But that was more me being dark than going to a dark place.
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I sometimes look at silly people and the silly things they write on tumblr, but I usually stop before I go all the way insane.
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Every now and then I go to /b/. I always need to wash my hands afterward. Did you guys know that there's Lilo and Stitch porn?
I knew about Rule 34.
Anyway, no, not on purpose, but I do stumble upon bad stuff occasionally.
Yes. Youtube video comments and CNN article comments. Sometimes I'll even check TMZ, which is puzzling, as I have absolutely no interest in celebrities. I don't participate in the comment sections, only read.
I cannot pinpoint the reason for it. To feel superior to nitwits and trolls, to be amused by online behavior in the dark corners of the internet, or just to kill time. I don't know. It's sad knowing I could be doing something more productive, as well as realizing I'm in an even worse spot in regards to time wasted in comparison to those participating - at least they're getting something out of it in a lame form of interaction.
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