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|This is a discussion on A radical idea for NL beginners within the online poker forums, in the Learning Poker section; Throw away your starting hands charts. Seriously. Toss 'em. Stop worrying about AJ or KQ and where to play them. Stop listening to all the
A radical idea for NL beginners
Throw away your starting hands charts.
Seriously. Toss 'em.
Stop worrying about AJ or KQ and where to play them. Stop listening to all the talk about "domination" and having a better hand to call with than you'd raise with.
I am dead serious.
Here's why. Almost every single poker author puts a chart in their book or, like in the Harrington series, offers so many hand examples you can create charts. However, and this is the most overlooked point, every single author, without exception, says "it depends." It depends on the way the table's playing, whether you have tons of calling stations or maniacs. It just all depends on....whatever.
That's because NL is more about the players and position than it is about the cards. You'd be better off telling yourself to play "x" range of hands against player A and "y" range of hands against player B than creating charts to play mindlessly against everyone.
In "Hold 'Em for Advanced Players" (designed mostly for limit play) Sklansky even says his starting hand charts will do no more than help you break even. That's a lot of damned work just to break even. Then, to be a better, more dangerous player, you need to break away from the charts as "your game evolves."
Why tie yourself to a "system" which you then have to unlearn in order to actually make money?
I'm speaking as one of the "chart lovers" out there. And I've been working damned hard to unlearn things.
There is no system, no rote way of playing, that will make you a winner.
I haven't made a deposit in over 2 years but I do have a few withdrawals. I'm a very, very small winner. Just enough to say I'm not a loser and am better than break-even. But I didn't turn the corner until I started fighting back against the indoctrination of the the "charts".
I'm tellin' ya, toss the charts. You'll never really learn what works for you until you do.
lol peachy.
Wait until I win a major tournament lol.
Seriously though, it was either Dan Harrington, who DID have charts in HOH, or Phil Gordon who said they didn't like starting hand charts but were including them in their book because "it was expected of them."
I've learned more from Gus Hansen's book and the latest from Daniel Negraneau than any of the ones with charts.
You're right. It is a radical idea.
As far as I'm concerned, the easiest way for a beginner to break-even at poker is to only play quality starting hands. It's also a good foundation for poker. Start with a simple strategy, then grow and adapt as you learn more. If a beginner starts playing marginal hands right off the bat, I would expect that most of them will lose money at the beginning. And it's going to be a lot more difficult to learn, when you're leaking BR.
I'm sure your way will work, but I wouldn't recommend it for everyone.
In every book, the next sentence is always how charts are good for people who have weak post-flop play, and maybe weak pre-flop in addition. Charts are excellent tools for the beginner.
In low stakes games people play with everything pre-flop, and don't know what do with themselves post-flop. The easiest and safest way for a beginner to beat these types of players is to only play the premium hands. Low stakes players are not usually going to pick up on the fact that you are only playing premium hands, so there's no way it hurts you.
Anyone playing high stakes understands that you can't play by the book.
re: Poker & A radical idea for NL beginners
I can kinda agree with you, b/c quality starting hands are overvalued and can be hard to lay down. And there's a rush when your 5-3 off makes a 3-7 straight, and guy with A-K can't stop betting at the dead flop.
But I have to agree with Vic, I lose more throwing the book away than I do following it.
Besides every beginner's goal (atleast mine) is not to go broke.
Even is okay, broke not so much. LOL
But it is very fun to throw the book away, and play with a wide range of cards. I"m just not that good at it.
However, I will say this one of these types of players doubled me up in a tourney with nothing but bottom pair, she had (9-6). The pot was almost half her stack.
Branding her reckless, I didn't believe she had the nut straight 10 hands later. (I had Aces up)
She took all those chips back and then some and sent me to the rail.
So maybe I can evolve, later when I get better.
lol the it depends statement is supposed to be where you deviate from it, so it's still a foundation. While I didn't really learn from a chart or anything (I started sucking by playing too many hands, then started realizing limping in with KJ UTG at a FR table was a losing decision). For example though I'll raise 83o on the button if the blinds are tight, but it hinges on that. There is a starting hand chart in my head from every position, and the presence of more aggressive or more passive players to my left will alter it. A hand chart is definiely a decent way to start though.
Also, lol at the op saying that since a hand chart can only get you even, you should throw it out. That's like running a marathon, saying that if you eat and train right before the race you still won't win, and since you want to win you'll just not eat or train right and instead just wing it and hope to win. Sure just a hand chart won't get you winning millions, but it's a good boost and working on postflop play will help you first off improve the winrate but secondly allow you not only to deviate from the chart but also to get better at knowing when you can deviate.
I don't play by a chart. Still, if asked, I could tell you exactly what my default ranges are for opening in any position. I could write this down, at which point I'd have a chart.
The idea that you have to "unlearn" the charts is nonsense. To continue on Zach's sport metaphore, you don't have to unlearn how to walk before you can start running. Running and walking are two different things, but the one is based on the other. You might theoretically learn how to run without knowing how to walk, but it's an unnecessarily difficult way to go about it. Also, you'll fall over a lot and hurt yourself badly.
I think that's about as far as I can take that analogy.
I disagree, it does still massively depend on the situation. I played a 6-max table yesterday where I was raising any 2 in the cutoff & button because the two players to my right were running less than 12% VPIP, and fold to c-bet of 85%. Normally J4os is trash, but in that situation, its a +EV move.
True, you don't have to unlearn the chart. But the real deal is to learn why the chart is like it is, and to learn how & why to deviate from it.
Playing ideal poker nevers beats a game for the max, exploiting your opponents does.
Having a "default" range in no way shape or form removes the possibility of, for instance, opening any two.
Not having a default range at all to deviate from is, I'd estimate, in at least 99% of all cases a sign that the person isn't a solid player.
Looking back, I'm not really sure what I disagreed with. Maybe your sentiment that playing by chart was a good thing & that you disagree with OP? Idk.
The main point I was trying to re-iterate is that the opening poster does have a point. Sure, beginners should have an idea of what hands to play in what positions. But the real key is they need to understand why they're playing those hands, and more importantly when *not* to play them.
Most new players don't understand that the range of hands that you call a raise with, and the range of hands that you make a raise with are VERY different. Same thing with opponents. Against a loose fish limper with postion, my raising range is very different than my usual opening range.
For the longest time I knew that a hand like say A9 was good in late position, but bad in early postion. But I would then still call an UTG raise with a hand like A9 if I was in late position, and proceed to spew chips when an ace flopped. Thank god I was only playing freerolls at that point.
The biggest mistakes beginners make (once they stop being complete fish) is just playing "good cards" and not thinking about their hand's strength in relation to what happening around them.
re: Poker & A radical idea for NL beginners
And playing ABC poker is different from just looking at your cards and your seat and going "Yep, I'm playing this hand."
I guess I'm just dense, a slow learner, whatever. But I've been finding it terribly difficult to break from the starting hand charts. And, from other forums I frequent, I see many, many other posters showing hand histories, talking about hands, etc, that clearly show they were wedded to the charts.
I fully understand one NEEDS to know that KT UTG is pretty weak. But I also believe that most people, like me, can fall into the trap of believing the charts are the be all, end all of NLHE. It's the same mindset that can cause one to play weak tight, fit or fold poker. It's also the mindset that gets players to go broke with TPTK.
Maybe my "radical" idea is more along the lines of become familiar with the charts, but don't fall in love with them. While you're learning what kinds of equity various hands have from what position, learn how to play position, play the player, trust your reads (and notes) even online.
I just think starting hand charts are way over-valued by most players.
It's a good point katharine...
Here are two common chances:
1. When you are in the blinds and the table limps to you... boom instant 53o love.
2. When you are button in front of two super tight players in the blinds. You raise your 53o, and BB calls you with AK. Get your flop and you're off to the races.
Point is we should spend as little time as possible playing crappy hands. (Deep, I know)
Learn ABC poker FIRST, then deviate.
Or... Heck.. see every flop for all I care... just do it at MY table.
Interesting topic.
The charts are there as GUIDELINES, not more. If you follow them exactly, you're not going to be a winning player, a pro. Think about how many people have read these books. IT'S NOT POSSIBLE. Has anyone here watched High Stakes Poker? These pros play hands like Q6, 104...they play based on how the table is playing, and they create images so that when they get huge hands, they get calls. Now, if you're a beginning player, read the books, know the game...but don't get caught in 'I have AJ I can't fold.' You can fold, depending on your image, raises in front of you, and how many are left to act. Poker pros know the secret: it's not about your cards, its about the other guys' cards
re: Poker & A radical idea for NL beginners
No, I wasn't going to make it to the World Series playing only the top ten hands, but I was still technically a winning player.
Of course, as soon as I tried to deviate from the strategy to make my game better, I started posting big losses. Had I not had a base game to fall back to, I might have played way worse and spent a lot more $$$ learning how to play poker.
I know many people have already made this point and those that completely disregard it still will but knowing and understanding "the chart" is very important. Knowing what hands to open in early middle and late position is good to know, understanding why is vital.
Knowing a "chart" or more commonly a range of hands in each postion is key to understanding poker. This is only a base to deviate from however, but this being in the beginners section, that is something that will have to be learned. Starting out by knowing what kind of hands you should be playing in positions, or stage of tournys if applicable, is a great base.
Also, following the chart is probably more applicable in tourny play, which is where I beleive you see such charts mostly. I havent read HOH for awhile but I am pretty certain his cash books dont contain any charts, and if they do he definetely makes a very clear statement that it is a base to work off.
But I don't see how the above could possibly be true, and I will make an argument against it now.
I am primarily a ring game player. I play between LAG and TAG
Starting hand selection is vitally important. And position should affect it. Depending on the game, I might limp with KJo on the button but fold it in most other positions.
In ring games the blinds don't go up (until you WANT them to). so you are under no pressure to play loosely. Ever. Whereas in a tourney you have to worry about the blinds eating up your stack, and at some point hand selection gets a little moot.
Looked at this way a "chart" would make even more sense in a ring game.
If I am losing about as fast as possible then I am playing too many hands and ending up chasing after what will be the 2nd best in the end anyway. I will minimize this by making sure my A has a good kicker before I even start.
Starting charts were never intended to be used for more than familiarizing yourself with the game without completely going broke. It does hold a very important basis however, by emphasizing the importance of position through hand selection. Which of course if you never used a hand chart would not really have a great example of how to apply it, or perhaps even understand it.
Your point does have some merit, but not quite as important imho as knowing the "basic starting hands".
Example: Your normal opening range from the CO in a 6-max game is 22-AA,78s+,KJ+,AT+. But the game is very tight and full of nits, so your looking more at raising 78+ more and not AT and KJ. Just adjusting your "starting hand chart" to the game. Everyone has one, even if you don't write it down.
re: Poker & A radical idea for NL beginners
One of the best reads of advice for beginners that I've seen is posted at UB.
It basically said if you have a hand that contains a card with a 7 or lower, muck it. The point was to get the beginner to be able to easily fold hands. 77 66 55 44 33 22 muck them. A 7 K 7 etc. Bye bye.
Sometimes I watch late night poker and observe teh players that have wrote all theri books on strategy and how they win so much money at poker and blah blah blah. Have any of you observed the shit they play and call with a raise and then play their hands like a donkey. Season four of poker after dark, Phil Hellmuth played like crap... he went on tilt and his magical "reads" were way way off. I think that you find a strategy that works for you, look at the chart so you know that you played your hand preflop the way you should but when the other player counteracted your play by the book, and won it's just cards... Sh it happens! I find a strategy that works for me, observe other peoples strategy and if I like what they are doing incorporate it in my play. They can write on and on and on about correct play... but they need to put My money where their mouth ( or book) is.
One of the best books I've ever read was "Poker Tournament Formula."
It's not the magnum opus of poker, but more than anything I've ever read, it stresses position, position, position. In fact, it has an excersise to play position blind and THEN, once you're familiar with that, look at your cards.
I gave it a shot in a 10-cent tourney just so there'd be something on the line for everyone, and finished deeper than I expected.
I learned then and there that position rules...much more so than cards.
That's why I say toss the charts. Learn position first.
Yeah, I know, I'll get all sorts of responses about how position is easy to understand. I say, no, it's not. If you have position and don't do anything with it you might as well play 7-card showdown. It is absolutely unnatural to bet with nothing, even with position. It's even harder to raise a flop bettor with nothing from position; yet, it works.
Position rules. (Now, if I'd could just toss my own charts and be the aggressive s.o.b.I was a few months ago.)
Very interesting point, and I have strongly agreed with you for a while, before I read this thread. Basically, charts turn players into robots, only functioning when they have these starting cards. The fact of the matter is it all depends on position and your other players, as well as your chip stack. That's where the decisions preflop should be based on.
However, if you want to send your newbies to my tables and have em call my preflop 3-4x BB bets with rag pairs, they are welcome!
re: Poker & A radical idea for NL beginners
Good sound advice, hand charts should be use as guideline as to position and hand strength not used as a gospel. Alot of hands are made after the flop when according to the chart you were suppose to fold.


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I can't believe it's Fall, and what is even crazier is Thanksgiving will soon be here. Am I the only one that wonders where time goes? I remember hearing this as a kid and thinking what are they talking about. In those days, time was measured from birthdays and summer vacation, and time never flew by.This month the theme for the Twelve Loaves Bread group is "Thanksgiving Biscuits". I had a large bag of sweet potatoes, and thought sweet potatoes definitely remind me of Thanksgiving.
These biscuits are easy to make and just delicious. You can definitely taste the sweet potatoes and I just loved the crispy flakiness. They also have a hint of cayenne pepper that makes you wonder where that little zing comes from. I do recommend that you eat them when they are warm or at room temperature. They are best fresh. They can be made in advance and frozen raw and then baked too.
Yields 30
An easy delicious biscuit that combines the sweetness of the sweet potato with the savory herb. These biscuits are flaky and buttery with a nice little zing from cayenne pepper.
30 minPrep Time
20 minCook Time
50 minTotal Time
- 1 pound sweet potatoes, scrubbed (1 large or 2 medium)
- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour plus additional for dusting
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
- 1 stick cold unsalted butter, diced
- 1/3 cup whole milk
- 1 egg yolk mixed with 1 tablespoon whole milk (or cream)
- 30 small herb sprigs, such as thyme, rosemary or sage
- Prick the sweet potatoes with a fork and microwave approximately 6 minutes, or bake for 1 hour on a baking sheet. When cool to the touch, remove peel and mash. You should have 1-1/2 cups. Refrigerate until chilled
- In a large bowl, combine flour, brown sugar, baking powder, salt and cayenne pepper. Cut in the butter with a pastry blender.
- In a small bowl, mix the sweet potato with the milk. Add the dry ingredients and stir with a wooden spoon until all of the flour is incorporated. Refrigerate dough for at least 15 minutes.
- Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. On a well-floured work surface, pat out the dough until it is 1/2 inch thick. Using a 2 inch round or fluted cutter, stamp out as many biscuits as you can and transfer them to a parchment paper lined baking sheet. Re-roll the dough and stamp out more biscuits.
- Brush the tops of the biscuits with the egg wash and press an herb sprig into the top of each one.
- Bake the biscuits for about 20 minutes, or until golden.
- Once cooled, the biscuits can be frozen in a resealable plastic bag for up to 2 weeks. Bake frozen biscuits in a 350 degrees F oven for 10 to 12 minutes, or until heated through.
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To create this fun masking effect, I first stamped the large purple rose and then I put two pieces of Post-It tape across the whole panel to keep part of it white with no stamping. Then I added all my stamping with the colours from the inspiration photo. The best way I have found to make sure this looks nice and crisp, is to make sure something is stamped over the edges of the tape all the way across. You will notice I didn't leave any white gaps next to the tape line. This helps that masked area really pop! I also used Second Generation stamping to create some variations in the colours.
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A 1 mile long narrow strip of shingle and sand, Dassia Beach is ideal for water sports lovers with its two jetties and generally calm waters. The two ends of the beach are more secluded and very pleasant for swimming whilst the central areas are generally more lively with several beachside cafes and tavernas, plus a very popular beach nightclub that serves as a pleasant bar by day and a lively club at night.
Barbati has a beautiful, long, pebbly beach (approx 2km) that caters for everyone. The South end is quiet, lined with trees, has no sun loungers and is great for snorkelling. As the beach continues it gets gradually busier with plenty of sun beds, a good water-sports jetty, boat hire, local boat trips, a couple of low key snack bars, two with swimming pools, and a few residential areas set a little way back.As is typical of this coast the waters are clear, generally calm and deliciously inviting.
The area from Barbati to Nissaki is dotted with tiny beaches and coves for those that explore a bit or take the boat. Nissaki itself has a gorgeous little pebble and shingle beach with the most incredible tempting blue waters and a very good water-sports platform. With its lovely harbour, panoramic sea views and three seaside tavernas it is a popular spot and though it can get busy in the summer it is well worth a visit if only just to soak up the atmosphere and gaze into the crystal depths. Nissaki is also a popular fishing spot with the harbour-side rocks attracting a wide variety of fish and is also the main base from which you can pick up a boat trip with the traditional caique, for example Vivi - the best way to enjoy the coast.
Down a steep narrow road you will come to the little village and lovely beach of Kaminaki. Kaminaki beach is a curved bay of white pebbles and crystaline waters with two tavernas, some basic water-sports and a boat hire jetty. For the more active Kaminaki Beach is the start of a narrow coastal footpath that passes several enchanting bays along the coast including Krouzeri Beach, Agni and Kerasia.
If you take the road to Nissaki Beach Hotel, you will come to Krouzeri Beach. A long pebble and shingle beach in front and to the side of the Hotel Krouzeri, with a couple of very pleasant beachside tavernas, a water-sports jetty, sun-beds and lovely clear turquoise water.
Agni Beach is a narrow stretch of pebbles set in a bay at the bottom of an olive and cypress tree valley. With three traditional beachside tavernas all ready to feed and entertain you. The beautiful scenery makes it a popular stop for boats of all sizes. A short walk around a small headland brings you onto another quiet shingly beach that is excellent for snorkelling.
The large horseshoe shaped bay of Kalami is captivating. The beach is a long stretch of white pebbles and the azure sea is enclosed by low tree clad cliffs, perfect for swimming and snorkelling. There is a water sports jetty, pedalos, sun loungers, boat hire platform and small jetty for boat trips. Along the beach are four traditional tavernas and there are bars and mini markets a short distance behind the main beach.A 15 minute walk or 2 minute drive north brings you round to the charming bay and circular harbour of Kouloura. Here there is a pleasant taverna, small beach and one of the most picturesque traditional harbours on the island.
One of Corfu's well-kept secrets, Kerasia Beach is a wonderful, long, quiet pebbly beach tucked away between Kalami and Agios Stefanos. Tantalizingly close when viewed from the road, it is only accessed via Agios Stefanos or by boat. With one friendly taverna, a small tourist kiosk and a few sun loungers, it is a favourite with the local people and can get busy at weekends. In the week though it is rarely very busy and is ideal for swimming and snorkelling.
The inviting bay of Agios Stefanos ('East' not to be confused with San Stefanos on the West coast) has two small harbourside beaches but is better known for its charming village and beachside tavernas. A popular stop for boats with plenty of jetties to choose from and a gentle traditional atmosphere, it is a wonderful place to stay and well worth a visit, particularly by boat.Agios Stefanos is set at the start of the delightful nature reserve of 'Eremitis', a large peninsular of rolling hills and fabulous hidden beaches and lagoons. Eremitis is accessible only by foot, horseback or boat. Many of the beaches can only be reached by sea.
One of the most attractive beaches on the North East Coast, Avlaki has its borders in the Eremitis nature reserve and has a small lagoon which is a nature lovers delight. The beach, a long curved stretch of white pebbles shelves into the brilliantly blue and fresh sea and there is almost always a cooling breeze blowing across the wide bay. There is a very good taverna in the middle of the beach and another slightly further along, plus sun loungers towards the centre, a windsurfing/dingy sailing school and small boat hire jetty.
The completely uncommercial beach of Coyevinas is a long stoney stretch of beach just around the headland between Avlaki and Kassiopi. Virtually undisturbed the beach is good for snorkelling and for peace and quiet.
Kassiopi has one main reasonable sized beach to the North of the town with convenient beachside tavernas and snack bars. Several smaller, prettier beaches are a short walk around the two headlands leading from the harbour. Two of these beaches are large enough for a few sun loungers and have beautiful clear waters and shingle or pebbles and there are, for those that look, one or two tiny little coves hidden away down footpaths from the main town.Kassiopi is also ideally situated to explore a little further afield by boat or car for the hidden pebble bays of the East or the long sandy beaches of the North.
St. Spyridon Beach is a lovely sandy beach backed by a lagoon and nature reserve about a 15 minute drive North West of Kassiopi. With shallow waters and golden sand it is popular with children and families and is also a favourite spot for walkers. Across a small bridge is a track that, with a four-wheel drive or steady walk, leads to a couple of alternative, largely undisturbed, little beaches hidden away behind trees and fields.
Kalamaki Beach is about 10 minutes drive along the North coast from Kassiopi and is the closest totally sandy beach to the town. A wide shallow bay with a couple of pleasant tavernas this beach is good for children as it has shallow waters for a good distance out.
Just past the beach and lagoon of St Spyridon starts a long stretch of sandy beach about 7 kilometres long. Almyros is at the start of this stretch and is the least commercial section with sand dunes and a couple of nice tavernas near the sea. The beach continues uninterrupted past Acharavi and Roda petering out at the cliffs before the Sidari headland. At Acharavi and Roda the beach gets busier and there are several good café bars and tavernas on the seaside. The beach is particularly pleasant for an evening stroll with the sun setting behind the small islands off the North Coast and is good for a day out if you have children who enjoy sand and company.
San Stefanos on the West coast offers a complete contrast to Agios Stefanos on the East. A long wide sandy bay sheltered by sandstone cliffs, San Stephanos is a lovely beach for sand lovers. There are plenty of sunbeds and various watersports available. The resort itself has good facilities and plenty of places to eat.
A short distance around the headland from San Stefanos (West) is the sandy beach of Arillas. A good sandy beach with a bustling resort, Arillas Beach is long and narrow with sand dunes at one end and lovely views from the seaside tavernas.
A huge horseshoe shaped bay with a lovely sandy beach and beautiful scenery Agios Georgios on the North West (there are 3 Agios Georgios beaches) is particularly beautiful seen from the coastal road that leads to Paleokastritsa. The beach is long and sandy and has various watersports available and there are a few tavernas and shops along the shore. As well as a good sandy beach it is also a lovely area for walking.
Paleokastritsa is known for its beautiful scenery and there are several small beaches around the coast, many of which are only accessed by sea or on foot. The main beach is a lovely sandy bay tucked between impressive rocks and cliffs. It tends to get very busy in the summer, has several tavernas overlooking the sea and is great for snorkelling. There is another smaller and quieter beach slightly set away from the village where you can hire boats and there are various boat trips that drop you off at beaches further away that cannot be reached by car.
One of the most beautiful and most popular beaches on the island Glyfada is a long wide sandy beach tucked away at the bottom of pine clad cliffs about 20 minutes drive out of Corfu town. There are various beach bars and tavernas towards the centre of the beach, volleyball courts, plenty of sun loungers, watersports and lovely swimming waters. The beach can get very busy in the Summer and at weekends though the two ends of the beach tend to be quieter. It is a beach you can easily spend a whole day on with plenty of activity for those that want it, more peaceful spots for those that don't and sunshine from 8am to 9pm in the Summer months; a lovely spot to watch the sun set.
A short distance down the coast from Glyfada is Pelekas Beach. Down a long narrow road is this lovely sandy beach set at the bottom of the tree-clad hillsides so typical of this coast. It has a couple of small tavernas, a smart hotel and plenty of golden sand.
Through the lovely traditional village of Sinarades you wind down the olive slopes to Agios Gordis. A long strip of sand with water sports and several shops and tavernas Agios Gordis is set in lovely scenery and has some pleasant walks in the nearby countryside.
Towards the South of the island there are long stretches of largely wild sandy beaches. For those who like to explore, a four-wheel drive to the mouth of the Korission Lagoon and a walk takes you to acres of unspoilt sand dunes perfect for getting away from it all, even in the height of the Summer. The beaches further South of Agios Georgios, Marathias and Santa Barbara are all long stretches of sand with very little on them other than the odd few tavernas around the small resorts. Further South again the beaches can only be reached by foot or by sea with the exception of the furthest tip of the island where the infamous Kavos sits.
Yasliskari Beach is a one of the smallest beaches on the western side of Corfu. The fine sand against the turquoise sea waters, with the pine trees located around, makes this beach an ideal place to sit back, relax and watch the world go by.
This is a very small beach and is a mix of sand and pebbles. There is a taverna that offers homemade food and wine. Watersports are also available as are sunbeds, umbrellas and shower facilities. This beach has no lifeguard.
Imerolia has a delightful beach, located on the outskirts of Kassiopi on the north east coast of Corfu. Although the bay is pebbly, it provides the ideal opportunity for sunbathing and is also overlooked by a couple of tavernas if you need a break from the heat.
The beaches and harbour of Kassiopi can be reached from Imerolia in a couple of minutes by car or within around 15 minutes on foot.
Roda Beach is a continuation of the bay at Acharavi. The beach is a mixture of sand and pebbles, with clear, shallow water, ideal for snorkelling or scuba diving. The beach is around a mile long, with the resort running parallel to the seafront. Water sports and boat excursions and hire can also be found here.


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Chandigarh-based expert Rajkumar (who goes by his first name only), who installed the high-mast light, said authorities would be able to organise football tournaments under the light here.
Flood lights were installed in the ground nearly 5-6 years ago for organising football tournaments, but it did not succeed due to technical problems in the lights.
According to Rajkumar, the newly-installed, high-mast light was attached to the top of a pole, pointing towards the ground, so that it could light up a highway or a recreational field.
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The district administration has also taken steps to prevent unexpected showers from playing spoilsport on Friday. Additional deputy commissioner Manmohan Sharma said a water proof tent was being installed on the ground for conducting the programme on Friday. If needed, the remaining activities would be conducted at SFDA Hall here, he said.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 14, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas TUESDAYRicky Boehle takes top athletic award at See Sports, Page 5. ' SO CENTS New Braunfels Churchill School ^ I •8 pages ift on# section ■ Tuesday, May 14,1996 I feTJSSt- EL P^0' T* 7<?9°" Serving Comal County and surrounding areas to, ...ore than 144 years ■ Home of TY NANCE Vol. 144, No. 131 -M, jjlaK&jfentoi J Comics............................................3 Editorial...........................................4 Sports..............................................5 Market Race...............................6-8StammtischBirthday wishes from the Harald-Zaitung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Ty Nance (four years), John Michael Whitby (18 years), Alex Brotze (yesterday), Anita White and Georgia Brooks. To have a birthday or anniversary listed here, call 625-9144. Pollen Count Mold—1,620 Grass—trace Oak —trace Hackberry—0 Crepe Myrtle—trace Ash —18 (Pollen measured in parts per cubic metar of air. Readings taken yesterday. Information provided by Or. Frank Hampel.) River Information Comal River —187 cubic feet per second, same as yesterday. Edwards Aquifer Panther Canyon Well 623.22 feet above sea level, down .04 from yesterday. Canyon Dam discharge —128 cfs Canyon Lake inflow —82 cfs Canyon Lake level —906.28 feet above sea level. (Below conservation Pool.)Project Graduation meeting Tuesday The next meeting of the Canyon High School Project Graduation Committee will be held on Tuesday, May 14, at 7 p.m. in the Commons area of CHS. Plans will be finalized for the celebration to be held after graduation May 23. For information, call Luanne Schuetze at 651-9505*1 Need A Vacation* The public is invited to the spring musical presented by Bill Brown Elementary School, music and theater departments, under the direction of Sherry Smith and Denise Stout. The show,'I Need A Vacation' will be performed at 7 p.m., May 14. Admission is free.La Lochs Lsagus to La Leche League of New Braunfels meets Wednesday, May 15 at 10 a.m. in the meeting room of NBNB Center North, 1000 N. Walnut. For more information, call Dana at 625-1240 or Mary at 609-2889.Aggie Moms to hold picnic Comal County Aggie Moms will hold their annual picnic to honor all students planning to attend Texas A&M in the fall. The picnic will be at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 16 at Landa Park Pavilion #16. Bring a covered dish. Meat and drinks furnished. For information, call 625-2637.Diagnosing and treating arthritis May has been designated National Arthritis Month, and the week of May 13 will be Nursing Home Week. In observance of both, Colonial Manor Care Center is hosting a public presentation on "Arthritis: Diagnosis and Treatment." The event will be held at 7 p.m., Wednesday, May 15 at the New Braunfels Civic Center. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. John Horan will speak.Legion to mast Guadalupe Valley American Legion Post #35 and Auxiliary will meet Tuesday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the post home, 4210 FM 482. This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint New council members take seats By ABE LEVY Staff writer (Bensil — AMaory over flu Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Jan Kannady is sworn in as New Braunfels mayor Monday night District 5 Councilwoman Cathy Talcott and District 6 Councilwoman Juliet Watson also took their seats. In front of a packed house of cheering supporters, Jan Kennady was sworn in at Monday's council meeting as the first mayor of New Braunfels elected at large after a 30-year reign of council-elected mayors. The last mayor elected at large was Julius Schwandt on April 5,1966. Businesswoman Cathy Talcott was also sworn in for District S and school psychologist Juliet Watson for District 6. Councilman Ray Schoch of District 2 was elected as die new mayor protein by a unanimous vote of the council. Kennady's first address after taking her seat as mayor was to assert the need for cooperation and fairness in dealing with future issues facing the new council. "I'll work long and hard to be the kind of mayor this city deserves. We have a wonderul city council. We have a top notch city staff," Kennady said. "When we all fly high the banner of consistency and fairness in a positive cooperative spirit, I truly believe we will have positive, productive results." The city charter was modified one year ago to include six single-member districts and an at-large mayor after a citywide election in May 1995. By about a 2-1 margin, voters approved the measure. The council bid farewell to council member and former mayor pro-tem Chris Bowers, a real estate business- 'I look forward to working to best servo the people of New Braunfels.' — New District 6 Councilwoman Juliet Watson man, who served on the council for three years. Also leaving was lawyer Timothy Walker who served two years. Their vacancies opened up seats for districts 5 and 6. Outgoing mayor Paul Fraser will finish out the last year of his term as District 4 council member. "It's been an interesting horse to ride," Fraser said of his two-year may-oral stint. Kennady, whose term as council member at large expired Monday , said she plans to serve her mayoral term like she did as a council member. Talcott, who won handily, with 65 percent of the vote, said she hopes the people who voted her in will be pleased with her performance. "It's a time I've been looking forward to ever since I started campaigning," Talcott said. "Just the opportunity to work with the city and the rest of the council is very much an honor." Watson, who edged out a win by 24 votes, said she plans to voice the concerns of her district. "I think it's a good council. I look forward to working to best serve the people of New Braunfels," Watson said. City seeks proposals on By ABE LEVY Staff writerPolice to brief city on KKR ratty security The city council will meet privately May 23 to be briefed on the security measures on tap for the Ku Klux Kl an rally scheduled for June I on the Comal County courthouse steps. The city manager and New Braunfels police will report to the council for about 30 minutes, city manager Mike Shands said Monday. Mayor Jan Kennady said she is planning to meet with Comal County Judge Carter Casteel concerning the {Clan rally as well. After more than an hour of deliberating, the city council approved Monday a final version of a request for proposal, seeking contracts to promote tourism with revenue from the hotel occupancy tax. The request calls for up to a five-year contract and allows any individual, government entity or private organization to compete for the money, which last year totaled $750,000 or about 74 percent of die annual hotel tax revenue. The city has until June 30 of next year to approve a contract, with the goal of attracting visitors to New Braunfels. The revisions were mainly recommendations from councilwoman Brenda Freeman, who said the RFP now ensures that companies stipulate how they plan to spend tax money if they are awarded a hotel tax contract. "What specific items do we want to see from their proposals in order to lay them side by side and evaluate them," said Freeman, who is a New Braunfels attorney. "We want a broad range of proposals — well thought out... from companies prepared to carry them out." The RFP will require companies to supply such information as a credit report, references, employment experience of key personnel and a detailed list of expected purchases. The request, which is set to be issued from June I to Nov. I, is subject to review by city attorney Jacqueline Cullom. She will look at whether state law requires contracting agencies to turn over major purchases to the city after their contracts expire. Cullom urged council members last week to draft an RFP that requires specific reporting by future tourism agengies regarding the use of the hotel tax money. The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Comal County have indicated they will respond to the RFP. HamU-Zmtung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL cop PslBCtiw Mike Osborne, an officer with the New Braunfels Police Deportment, receives the EP Murphy Memorial Award for Law Enforcement Officer of the Year from Ron Zipp, president of the Breakfast Lions Club, at a ceremony Monday morning. The award honors Ed Murphy, a Comal County Sheriffs officer who lost his life In a helicopter crash. In his letter nominating Osborne for the award, Detective Sgt. Basel Boatright wrote: "Mike is the perfect example of what a good detective should be. His mlx of intelligence and common sense givee him an advantage that criminals can't overcome." Canyon Lake resort has history of consumer complaints By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer / A Dallas-based time share resort company, which has a resort facility at Canyon Lake, has been subject to complaints to both the Better Business Bureau and the Texas Attorney General's office for more than six years. According to a report provided by the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Dallas, Silverleaf Resorts has been subject to consumer complaints since it started in 1989. A file on Silverleaf was opened at the Dallas BBB office in September 1990. The report was written in December 1995. The BBB report states "this company has been the subject of complaints alleging high pressure selling tactics, misrepresentation of the terms of time share contracts, or dissatisfaction with the free awards offered at sales presentations. The company has responded to all complaints by explaining its policies and by offering refunds when it felt an obligation to do so ." Silverleaf operates five resorts in Texas. Sonya Sanchez, a spokeswoman for the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Office, said her office has handled calls from upset Silverleaf customers who think they have been taken to the cleaners by the resort. The Attorney General's Office keeps records of complaints against businesses for two years, Sanchez said. "We get calls from people trying to get out of their contracts with them," Sanchez said. "Everything sounds good initially, but once they start paying the money, they find out about stuff that they weren't told about," Sanchez said. Silverleaf clients have complained they have not been able to get die time slot they wanted or they have to go to a resort other than the one they signed up for, Sanchez said. Sanchez said when customers think about going into a time share contract they should be cautious and beware. "The bottom line is people need to read the fine print in the contract because what they read in the contract could be different from what is being sold," Sanchez said. And consumers should take their time and look over the contract carefully, Sanchez said. "People should be careful if they are being pressured into something by someone who says this offer is only good for one day," Sanchez said. "Don't really believe it, take the contract home, read it, look it over and maybe even have your attorney look it over." James Green, owner of Bayseas Fish Market and Seafood Restaurant, said he is not satisfied with the contract he signed with Silverleaf last year. Green said he signed a contract for time sharing at the Canyon Lake resort since he owns two businesses in New Braunfels and does not always have the opportunity to take a vacation. "My only complaint is that I hardly get into the lodges when I want to," Green said. "The only time I have been able to get into a room was on my wife's birthday last year." Green said he has called the office weeks in advance to reserve a room for the time he wants, but that hasn't worked either. "I call a week ahead of time to tell them what time I want to stay, but that still doesn't do any good," Green said. "I'm disappointed with my situation," Green said. "I want to sell back my shares... But they (Silverleaf) say that if I did I would be assessed some sort of penalty." Larry Fritz, Silverleaf chief operating officer, said the company has taken care of the complaints cited in the BBB reports and his company would be willing to work with Green to take care of any complaints. "If we get complaints we will handle them," Fritz said. "We will try to resolve it or ofter a settlement or reach a compromise with them if they are not happy." Fritz said people who buy into time shares buy a deed into a certain resort for a certain week during the year. Vacation time for times of the year other than the ones paid for by the owner is called bonus time. Bonus time does not cost extra, Fritz said. Fritz said bonus time is based on space available at the resorts, which can be reserved up to 24 hours in advance by calling the company's reservation system. "It is based on space available," Fritz said. "It is based on a priority system; the person who has used it the least gets first priority over another person for that same time slot." Fritz said timeshare owners have a chance to rescind or cancel their contracts five to six days after they sign them.Republicans can learn a lesson from Ted Kennedy. See Opinion, Page 4. ;
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Seemed alright for the first few days but after 3-5 days (how long it usually takes me to start seeing breakouts from an irritant) I broke out badly on my chin and cheek. Very disappointing as there is a very limited choice of decent moisturisers in Ireland...no CeraVe (which I was using before with no issue) as [link removed] won't even ship it here. I'm usually not super sensitive to products that claim to be non-comedogenic so this surprised me but I can't deny that it's the only thing I've changed in my routine. Don't know what else there really is to try, most moisturisers here are either for ageing skins and too rich or for teens and contain salycitic acid which drys me out too much. Any recs for a good moisturiser available in Ireland for combo skin treated with Retin-A would be great! If you are deciding between Cetaphil and CeraVe for any product I've found CeraVe to have much higher quality ingredients, lots of stuff that's in high-end creams, Cetaphil is kind of the low-rent version.
Although it is supposed to be used on your body, I use it on my face and have not noticed any breakouts out of the ordinary. i put quite a bit of this product on my face before applying my makeup and it doesn't feel heavy, it actually creates a great banner between my skin and makeup and prevents it from getting cakey. I recommend it to anyone who lives in cold climates ( such as me, Canada ) and wants to protect their skin from harsh winds and temperatures without using comedogenic products like petroleum jelly.
don't really understand the poor reviews on here, if you do have acne and oily skin don't use it as it has oil in it (everything that moisturizes has) and other moisturizing ingredients .
My skin is acne prone but not bad and I use products that dry out my skin but use cetaphil at night which works great. Use only a small amount on your skin and don't use this all the time.
It always worked great for me even though my skin is very sensitive and used to have bad acne. Anything that has oil in it would not help to prevent acne!!!
I use Dr Murad and skin neuteurals who work great.
Was very irritating and made my skin turn red in places. No thanks.
If you have dry skin then this product could work for you. I have extremely oily skin and this product did not control it what so ever in fact I felt it made my oily skin worse. The more oil my skin produces the more acne I get so after months of using this product my face was filled with acne. If you have extremely oily skin like me PLEASE stay away from this product. I find the only thing that works for me is a mattifying moisturizer.
If this is the only thing people with sensitive skin and acne are supposed to use, I'd rather go without moisture. It looks terrible under makeup. It sits on top of your skin, softening nothing, soothing nothing.
i always use this product ever since i was little. would i recommend it? YES. Would i recommend it when on Dan's regimen? NO. It burns like hell afterwards! And if you have dry scaly reptile like skin, this is absolute HELL. Do not even try. I tried, several times, and just ended up crying and fanning myself because it would cause me such great pain. However, if you are not on the regimen and need a light body lotion/face lotion this is fantastic! I thought it would be fantastic on the Regimen but it was extremely bad and i completely regret it. As I say that, i do want to put out that i do have sensitive skin which is probably why. Anyways, I hope this helps!!
Apparently my grandmother has been using these products since the beginning of time, and her skin has always looked really amazing. Her complexion is beautiful and even and she hardly has any wrinkles, so me and my mom decided to give it a shot. Worst idea ever. I don't even know where to begin. Yes, it moisturizes. But it irritates my skin upon application, causing this sort of burning sensation. After a few days of use, I've broken out in places I didn't even realize was possible and every single pore on my face is clogged. 0/10 would not recommend.
I've tried this lotion and the facial one with spf15.
They both provided a silky smooth canvas for my makeup, I loveeed the way they gave my skin a soft glow and they actually reduced my oil production dramatically.
In a few days these moisturisers have wreaked havoc on my face.
Cetaphil, you suck.
Suffices to say, I would never apply any body cream to my face unless I wanted to breakout badly. That is, with this as an exception. I've used many high end creams (Estee lauder, Elisabeth Arden, etc) that boast of moisturizing ultra dry skin and proving 24 hours moisture and other nonsense.
This is the only cream I found to actually deliver with that claim.
When not using BP: It's texture is smooth and glides on well. It will leave a bit of shine. And if you sweat, it will start to run off. However it is a simple fragrant free moisturizer that does what it claims.
When using BP: It's difficult to apply it as Dan says. It's sticky and will not glide well at first I find that if you wait a few minutes after applying it, it will warm up enough that you can smoothly glide it. Definitely will make your routine longer in the morning.
Being in the regime now, I found after it has fully absorbed (within 5-10 minutes), my face will be quite shiney and sticky. I have to take a napkin (serviette, not tissue), unfold it open until it's thin sheet, and place it against my face. It can be a bit silly because the residue and stickiness of the cream will have the sheet stick easily to my face (walking paper napkin, whee!). But I basically blot off the excess, which works well. Pro tip: don't buy expensive oil-control paper, just use napkins :P.
So, this cream does not work well under makeup. I find within 2-3 hours, I'll already have a shiny t-zone, and if I touch it, oils will easily transfer off.
MOST IMPORTANTLY: Yes, this moisturizer balled up for me. After applying it, it was fine. But when applying makeup on top, the cream would ball up, and create an uneven canvas. So now I have to remove the balling by rubbing my face in a circular motion before putting on my cream. Quite cumbersome. I'm looking to switch now that the bp has caused me to develop some fine lines, and this cream cannot combat that.
Lastly, this product is widely considered to clog pores (although it says it does not). I'm not sure if my issues are because of the cream. But it certainly doesn't make it better, if anything.
When first starting the regimen, when my face was going through the dreaded hardening phase with excessive drive patches, this cream did wonders. If I did not apply cream, my face would be extremely tight and flaky. Immediately when this cream was applied, my face calmed.
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The mission of the Milford Borough Historical Society is to preserve the historical resources of Milford, New Jersey and to educate the general public about our local history.
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Milford, NJ 08848
Ms. Elisa Yager
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Milford, NJ 08848
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Milford, NJ 08848 USA
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Milford, NJ 08848
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Over the past four years the organization has continued an ongoing community-wide oral history collection project. In June of 2011 we organized several living history activities to commemorate Milford's 100th anniversary. In 2012 we began work on a National Register of Historical Places nomination to establish a historic district in Milford. We also began research for a book covering all periods of Milford's history. In 2013 we began partnering with community organizations such as Milford Merchants Association to build and improve community events. Among the events that we participate in is Milford Alive, a cultural event that was attended by approximately 5,000 people in 2013. Hunterdon County's 300th anniversary celebration in 2014 has resulted in renewed local interest in history and historic preservation. As a result MBHS has increased its involvement in advocating for the preservation of local historic structures.
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The organization is recording interviews with local individuals to preserve their stories and memories. This will provide a research tool for the community to learn about our history with information not contained in published materials.
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Milford Borough Historical Society is working on a nomination to list Milford on the New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places. This will help the community increase tourism and revitalize our local economy while promoting historic preservation.
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This program will transform Milford into a thriving community centered around history, culture, and tourism. It will also help reverse a long standing economic trend in which businesses have been leaving Milford for economically strong communities.
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Milford Borough Historical Society will work with various organizations and our municipal government to complete the nomination process, establish the historic district, and monitor success. In particular, the Milford Merchants Association will be asked to provide data related to revenue, patronage, and employment to determine if the program is achieving our economic development goals.
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Milford Borough Historical Society is publishing a book that will provide a comprehensive account of Milford's history from the earliest human settlement onward.
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Milford, NJ 08848
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Funding is currently needed to support our programs, collections, and future plans. We need approximately $7000 per year for the oral history project to cover transcription fees and equipment costs. We have completed many interviews but we lack an adequate number of volunteers to transcript them into a format that can be easily made available to the public so transcription services must be utilized. We are in need of approximately $15,000 to complete our historic district project. In the future we will need funding to open and support our museum.
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Elisa Yager was one of the original founders of Milford Borough Historical Society in 2009. She has decades of experience in Human Resources and possess the Professional in Human Resources certification from the Human Resource Certification Institute. She has worked for a wide variety of companies in human resources and management capacities and she applies that experience toward improving the governance of Milford Borough Historical Society.
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