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Sunday, November 20, 2016
Squarp Pyramid Sequencer
via this auction
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"Works perfectly and in almost new condition. This does not have the accelerometer. It never came with a power supply, it is USB powered and will come with a USB cable."
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Aging Room Pelo de Oro cigars are a literally, one-of-a-kind blend from Rafael Nodal with welcome assistance by A.J. Fernandez who provided both, the rare tobaccos and the factory for these limited production cigars. Meaning "golden hair" in Spanish, Pelo de Oro tobacco is sought for its depth of flavor and fuller body; yet, this fanciful leaf, which was once popular in Cuba, is very difficult to grow. However, A.J. has been successful at harvesting it in small amounts from heritage Cuban seeds in Nicaragua.
"Tobacco does not get any more rare or harder-to-find than Pelo de Oro," says Rafael, who sees his Boutique Blends Cigars company as "a laboratory" for creating unique cigar blends with the rarest tobaccos.
Handcrafted in only one size, the 5½" x 55 "Scherzo" is comprised of 90% Nicaraguan Pelo de Oro tobaccos and a Nicaraguan Cuban-seed wrapper finished with twisted triple cap pigtail. The smoke is full-bodied, and as Rafael says, "As Cuban as you can get."
Presented in boxes of 10 cigars, the Aging Room Pelo de Oro Scherzo will be available until the limited amount of Pelo de Oro tobacco has been depleted. So, be sure to add some to your humidor sooner than later.


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Buckers Bridge is sent over regulation fences for the first time having been unbeaten in a point-to-point and bumpers here and at Gowran. His latest success on this track came in what looked a very strong event and he's obviously an exciting prospect. SWORD OF DESTINY is another making his chasing debut and he's bred for the job. Noel Meade's grey beat a huge field in a maiden hurdle here a year ago before ending his campaign with an impressive success in a Grade 3 novice event at Cork in November. He can make a winning start as Mackeys Forge hasn't done as well as expected over fences though he's produced some decent efforts including behind the well-regarded Argocat at Limerick last time. Daring Article didn't get far on his chasing bow but should do better in time.
Buckers Bridge (IRE) 9-2 (11-9) Prominent early, tracked leaders in 3rd, went 2nd 4f out and led approaching straight, drew clear over 1f out and stayed on well, won at Punchestown 2m N H flat hvy in Apr beating Morning Royalty (12-0) by 10l, 12 ran.
Daring Article (IRE) 3-1 (11-5) Mistake and unseated rider 3rd, in a race won by Moon Dice (11-5) at Cork 2m 4f nov chs sft, 6 ran.
Healys Bar (IRE) 16-1 (11-3) Mid-division, bad mistake 6th, pulled up before next, in a race won by Mr Cracker (11-8) at Limerick 3m nov chs G2 (1) gd in Apr '11, 10 ran.
In The Well (IRE) 14-1 (11-12) Mid-division, slight mistake 3rd, 8th and progress before 4 out, no impression from next, 10th of 23, 27l behind Bourbon Ellie (10-12) at Cork 3m mdn hdl in Jul.
Mackeys Forge (IRE) 9-2 (11-12) Chased leader, led after 5th, headed 7th, disputed 3 out, ridden in 3rd 2 out, no extra and kept on same pace, 3rd of 15, 15l behind Argocat (10-13) at Limerick 2m 3f beg chs sft.
Sword Of Destiny (IRE) Evensfav (11-0) Waited with, closed to track leaders from 4 out, challenged next, soon led and clear from before 2 out, stayed on well, very easily, won at Cork 3m nov hdl Grd 3 (1) sft in Nov beating Farrells Fancy (11-0) by 7l, 6 ran.
Thawmetoesout (IRE) 100-1 (11-5) Always towards rear, tailed off, 11th of 16, well behind Sraid Padraig (11-12) at Limerick 2m 3f beg chs sft.
Katnap (FR) (11-4) 9th of 18, well behind Katkeau (10-12) at Auteuil(FR) 2m 3f hcp hdl hvy in Jun.
Troll D'oudairies (FR) 28-1 (11-12) Mid-division on inner, took keen hold, headway into 3rd after 2 out, ridden and no impression in 4th before last, kept on one pace, 4th of 13, 6l behind Seriatim (11-5) at Punchestown 3m mdn hdl sft in May.
Majestic Benbulben (IRE) 66-1 (11-5) Fell 1st, in a race won by Sraid Padraig (11-12) at Limerick 2m 3f beg chs sft, 16 ran.


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More Moxie smiles!
Done with The Artist's Complete Guide to Facial Expression by Gary Faigin.
Stifled smiles *are* hard!
More Moxie smiles!
Done with The Artist's Complete Guide to Facial Expression by Gary Faigin.
Stifled smiles *are* hard!
Awkward Yeti dramatizes my internal life so perfectly it makes me wonder if he has a camera in my head or something.
Wanted to link to this great post I found:
Yes, I am a Disney nerd. :3
if anyone draws me anything ever
- im going to stare at it
- im going to grin like an idiot
- i dont care if you think its bad or not
- i love it
- i love you
Let's just get this straight.
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I am eating pizza tonight. And am
resisting putting Gudrun Gut's "Garten" on repeat for the next forty hours listening to jams and writing
Someone asked me how I draw Capaldi's hair, so I've done a little tutorial that's applicable to most short hairstyles on any character. It's been a while since I've done a how-to so this was pretty fun.
Little Witch Academia, on Netflix now. When I grow up I want to be Shiny Chariot
Litlte Witch Academia. This happens in like the first 5 minutes of the 1st program. Gorgeous!!
Little Witch Academia consists of 2 anime shorts on Netflix YOU NEED TO SEE if you like any of the following things: friendship, animation, witches, Hogwarts, animated food, dragons, adorable tiny monsters, sparkly things, dungeons, creepy goth girls, humor.
My Secret Santa gift for Sean O'Reilly! Happy Holidays!! :D
Rebloggin' for Feeves.
Some tutorials that I've come across, organized both for my own viewing pleasure and to hopefully assist others as well. I update this list whenever I come across new, helpful pieces.
A lot of these are hosted on my personal Tumblr, but I don't change my url so it's pretty safe to bookmark them there (and not have to worry about the url changing) if you don't wish to reblog them yourself for whatever reason.
Feline tutorials:
- The domestic cat body
- Improving upon (lion) anatomy
- Realistic lion faces tips
- Big cat paw tips
- Canine vs. feline – paws and legs
- Beginner feline tutorial
- Guide to big cats
- Feline comparison
- Canine vs. feline – facial anatomy
- Canine vs. feline – chest anatomy
- Guide to little cats
- Big cat eyes (could work for other eyes)
- Spot variation in big cats
- Big cat studies
- Feline feet
- Extremely helpful big cat references
- Domestic cat references
Canine tutorials:
- Basic wolf anatomy
- Skeleton notes on wolf legs
- The wolf skeleton as a whole
- The wolf skull and teeth
- Wolf paw tips
- Basic canine poses
- Canine ears and chest
- Drawing realistic wolves
- Basic wolf tutorial
- Wolf paw tutorial
- Paw pad tips
- Wolf fur direction
- Canine vs. feline – paws and legs
- Canine vs. feline – facial anatomy
- Canine vs. feline – chest anatomy
- And this is just an excellent DA for wolf reference images
- Fluid greyhound studies
- Detailed canine nose tutorial
Avian tutorials:
- Bird wing anatomy applied on humanoids
- Bird wing tutorial (lots of underrated tips)
- Varying bird wing structure
- Basic owl anatomy
- Bird wing vs. bat wing vs. pterodactyl wing vs. human arm
- Bird wings and flight
- Various bird wings
- Eagle facts sheet
- Bird muscular and skeletal anatomy
- Some great photograph bird (wing) references
- Dorsal anatomy of a bird wing
- Winged people anatomy
- Don't forget the secondaries
Human(oid) tutorials:
Facial features:
- Excellent expressions tut
- Altalamatox face tutorial
- Profile proportions
- Expression tutorial
- Virtual lighting studio
- Various facial and body shapes reference
- Drawing the nose
- Human mouths
- Breaking down the human nose
- How to draw the ear
- Jawline and kissing tip
- The human head at various angles
- Advice on eyes
- Nose shapes
- The human skull and face
- Facial features
- Portrait lighting cheat sheet
- Animating dialogue (mouth movement)
- A kissing tutorial
- Expressions photo references
- Semi-realistic eye tutorial
- Painting a realistic eye
- The face in profile
- The human head at various angles
- Muscles in the neck and face
- Breakdown of lips
- Blocked out human faces
- Average female faces of the world
- Expressive eye reference
- Excellent ear anatomy tutorial
- Constraining the face
- The face at various angles
- Human faces
- Skull to face tutorial
- Excellent teeth tutorial. Animalistic, but it works
- Tips on teeth
- Colours of the face
- Photographic mouth/teeth reference
- Stylized noses and ears
Neck, shoulders, arms, back, and torso:
- A male shoulder study
- Muscles in the neck and face
- Neck and torso tut
- Male torso anatomy in use
- Arm shape and muscles
- Breaking up the male torso
- Female anatomy patterns
- Male torso photo reference
- Over the shoulder poses
- Shoulder structure (male)
- Male torso in motion
- A neat arm trick
- Detailed arm muscle drawings
- Male muscle reference
- Human back tips
- Movement and muscles of the neck, torso, and arms
- Simplifying a muscular male torso
- Drawing boobs
- Female vs male arms and shoulders
- Making sure ladies have room for organs and realistic boobs
- Shoulders vs hips
- Hands on hips poses
- Muscles of the arms and shoulders (in motion)
- Varied male and female torso references
Legs, hips, and feet:
- Male vs. female waist
- Female anatomy patterns
- The human hips
- Male legs reference
- A beginner's guide to knees
- Feet and shoes tutorial
- Simplifying the human foot
- Feet reference drawings
- Feet, ankles, and shoes
- Shoulders vs hips
- Bent legs yes and no's (female)
- Hands and feet from cone shapes
- Hand tips and reference
- Simplifying hands
- More simplified hands
- The human hand
- More hand(y) tips
- Yet another hands tutorial
- The fist
- The hand in motion
- Hand and feet tips
- Excellent hand and feet studies
- How hands grip a sword
- Hand poses
- Boxing out the hand
- Hello more hand refs
- Hand angle references
- Correct grip on a pistol
- Various hand references (with object holding poses)
- Simple hands, fingers, and nails
- Hands and feet from cone shapes
Full body and poses:
- Simplifying human anatomy
- Understanding anatomy part 1 (follow desc. links for more)
- A guide to movement: flexibility
- Pose tutorial
- Varying the female figure
- Excellent action and couple references
- Various athletic builds
- Proportional height of different positions
- The human body in perspective
- Body type diversity
- Another ladies tutorial
- Fullbody proportions tutorial
- Guide to human types
- Couple pose photo references
- Practice figure drawing (animals as well)
- How weight sits on different (female) bodies
- Kneeling and sitting stock references
- Constructing poses and the line of action
- Varying your body types (female)
- Large source of female anatomy references
Hair and skin:
- Various types of hair
- Drawing hair
- Skintone palettes
- Variation of colour throughout the skin
- Painting skin
- Skin tutorial
- Skin undertones (men)
- Drawing freckles
- Drawing different types of hair
- Bird wing anatomy applied on humanoids
- Animal feet on a human figure
- Various human bone studies
- Interesting mythical creature skeletons with humanoid anatomy
- Winged people anatomy
Dragon tutorials (and bat wings):
- Anatomy of the Western dragon
- Dragon wing tips
- Dragon wing tutorial
- Dragon anatomy
- Dragon tutorial
- Bat wing anatomy tutorial
Equine tutorials:
- Basic horse (back) reference
- The equine skeleton
- Horse anatomy and pointers
- A good, large collection of horse stock references
- Skeleton of a horse and its rider
- Horse hooves
- Skeletal and fluid horse studies
Cervine tutorials:
- Basic deer anatomy
- Deer skeleton drawing
- Deer musculature
- Deer skeleton
- Fluid deer studies
- The Big Book of Drawing: deer
- Reindeer noses
Ursine tutorials:
Miscellaneous animal tutorials:
- Sheep vs. goats
- Anteater studies
- Chimp studies
- Asian elephant skeletal drawing
- Animating four legged creatures
- Various animal studies from an animation aspect
- Drawing rats
- A tutorial on creature design
- Snake mouths
- Amazing teeth tutorial
Background and objects tutorials:
- Griffsnuff background tut part 1 (second in desc.)
- Tree tutorial
- Realistic gems tut
- Water tutorial
- General water tutorial
- Drawing crystals
- Drawing bows
- Painting rocks
- Parts of a saber (other swords linked in desc.)
- Analyzing key and contrast/time of day/etc
- Corner-pin perspective distortion
- Using three cubes to make a street view
- Cloud tutorial
- A beautiful flower tutorial
- A simple but effective tree tutorial
- Drawing mechanical objects
- Multiple tree tutorials
- Perspective tricks
- Weapon and shield accessory tutorial
- Background painting tips (blocks and angular objects)
Clothing tutorials:
- Fabric tutorial
- Clothing folds part 1 (second in desc.)
- Drawing hoods
- Drawing jeans
- Hat on human figure reference
- Armor
- More hat on figure references
- Different shirt collars
- Collars, sport backs, vests, and pants
- Draperies and costumes
- Making colourful fabric patterns
- Baseball cap reference
- A ton of clothing references
- A boatload of well-organized clothing refs
- Feet and shoes tutorial
- Dressing Rosalind Lutece (older female clothing)
- Feet, ankles, and shoes
- Hats and how to draw them
- Clothing folds tutorial
- Drawing clothing wrinkles
- A breakdown of medieval armor
- Drawing hoods
General painting, drawing, and style tips:
- Altalamatox digital painting walkthrough
- Simple fur tutorial
- Realism painting tutorial (human subject)
- Excellent colour tutorial
- Painting a wolf (good fur painting visual)
- Photoshop brushes tut
- Basics of Photoshop tutorial
- Another digital painting tutorial
- Common digital painting mistakes
- Colour and light
- Soft cel-shading tutorial
- Various types of hair
- Colour tips and the mood it expresses
- Composition tips
- Lighting and colour tips
- Shadows
- Another composition tut
- Simple colouring via overlay
- From paper to digital
- Painting gold
- Colour palette turtles
- Excellent fur painting tutorial
- Skin painting tips
- Colouring black and white pictures
- Creating a colour palette with MS Paint
- Obeying screen direction
- Analyzing key and contrast/time of day/etc
- The coil technique
- Colour adjustment tips
- Making flat colour pieces look gorgeous
- Blending with hard brushes
- Outlining in SAI
- Uncommon information regarding colours
- Compositional balance
- Visual algorithms
- Gesture over anatomy
- Disney Chris Sanders' style tips
- Design, colour, and value
- Decent art without lining or shading
- Varied shots of the human figure
- Cinematography of the Incredibles
- Giving characters personality with poses and expressions
- The main shapes of character design
- Tamberella's shading tutorial
- SAI watercolour tutorial
- Choosing interesting colours (by PurpleKecleon)
- Local colour and dramatic lighting
- Silhouettes and line of action
Hand and wrist health:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome information
- Carpal tunnel syndrome exercises
- Wrist, hand, and finger stretches video
- Another video with good hand exercises
Hope these help!
Dunno how many of these are decent, but reblogging anyway just in case some are


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which series have you re-watched the most?
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A lot. It could be because it's a weekend line up show and I was watching Zexal and comparing the two.
Same with DBZ, but that's not my favorite either. I like...Irabu and Under the bridge the most but I haven't seen those two a lot.....
Hero from SMT: DS2, Emmet/Kudari from Pokemon Black and White, Roppi Izaya from Durarara, Hitoshura human form from SMT.
All the random avatars this time are from LJ and I don't own any of them. Some of the avatars are credit to aristocracy, Taku ♫ arthursandwich, noxjustxnoin, imperial-code, dojicons, narrante, dino-cookie, shiroyuki_kun, takerzmuse, and ushitora_icons at LJ. I DON'T OWN ANY OF THE ICONS.
Currently into and playing: All Megaten games, Blazblue series, and P4MU. Waiting for: Pokemon BW2 and BB3.
Posted 17 October 2012 - 04:49 PM
Slayers viewed 5 times
Slayers Next viewed 5 times
Slayers Try viewed 3 times
Slayers Revolution viewed 2 times
Slayers Evolution-R viewed 1 time
I make it a point to rewatch the series once every couple years, and I first got into Slayers when I was 14 and I'm now 25 so...
Other series I've watched multiple times are:
Puni Puni Poemy, lost track but probably around 6 or 7 since I watched it all the time with friends during high school.
Cardcaptor Sakura, 3 times
Full Metal Panic, 3 times
Super Gals, 4 times
Other series like Kanon and Clannad I've watched each multiple times but I thought I'd mention series most other people weren't likely to mention in their rewatch lists.
Cosplays: ACen 2013
Persona: Pyro Jack
Posted 02 December 2012 - 05:56 AM
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Are YOU on my grilling list??? (Updated 9-26-2008)
Master Chef of the Great Otaku Army and Spam Squad member!!!
AMV Staff ACen 2005-2007, Panel Programming Staff ACen 2008-2017 :) 15 Years!
Maho! - not just a saying, a way of life.
ACen goer since 2003! 17 ACENs and counting!
Posted 02 December 2012 - 03:37 PM
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As for re-watch for pure enjoyment, Black Lagoon. Jury's permanently out on "All Time" fav. I choose not to choose
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When people start asking, I'll answer.
Contact Me
Acens attended. 1998-2002, 04-06,08-Present
Posted 06 December 2012 - 01:18 PM
Friday: General Esdeath (Akame Ga Kill!) (98% d/t touch ups and re-doing sword)
Saturday: Major Motoko Kusanagi (Ghost in the Shell ARISE variant] (100%)
Sunday: Either Major Motoko Kusanagi from GITS S.A.C. 2nd GIG or Esdeath again. Help me decide D;
RIP Origa <3
"Let's Form a Stand Alone Complex!" Saturday, 12:30 PM – 2:15 PM Panel Room 13 DESCC
"My Ghost Whispers, Therefore I am" Saturday, 3:45 PM – 5:30 PM Panel Room 13
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Mogura to Taiyo- Naono Bohra
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It's not my favorite but it is my most watched. I was introduced to it a lot earlier than Ah! My Goddess and Haruhi (my actual favorites) and I have a bunch of friends who like watching it on get togethers. Seen it like 7 times from season 1 to 3.
Only watched season 4 the one time, though.
Also seen Dragonball Z TOO many times.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 05:41 AM
Their outfits are just too amazing, I want to stare at them every day of my life.
At the moment, probably my favorite anime/manga series.
and Freezing <3
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Keeping the ANIME in Anime Central
Rana Linchen Freezing
Sister Esther Trinity Blood
Imari Bible Black
Albert Morcerf Gankutsuou
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kahad, on 02 December 2012 - 08:54 AM, said:
Yes to Hellsing! That and Darker Than Black are my two most watched.
ACen 2014: Monochrome Ian Chesterton - Man In the Big Yellow Hat
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Though I'm probably forgetting another old one that I watched a lot... >_> Bad memory XD.
Conventions Attending: ACen, Ohayocon, NebrasKon, Anime-zing! 2012, and Anime Midwest Chicago and Anime-ZAP! in Peoria, Illinois.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 06:34 PM
- Junko Enoshima
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Yu Yu Hakusho: Yusuke Urameshi (Dark Tournament)
Legend of Korra: Korra (Book 4)
Blue Exorcist: Rin Okumura
Posted 12 March 2013 - 04:33 PM
Thursday: Maki Nishikino (Swimsuit, Circus) [Love Live! School Idol Project]
Friday: Rider [Fate/Stay Night], Maki Nishikino (Little Devil) Kisumi Shigino [Free!], Kae Serinuma (Gym) [Kiss Him Not Me!]
Saturday: Layla Hamilton [Kaleido Star] 100%, Zen (Spicy Jalapeno) [Mystic Messenger] Maki Nishikino (Sunny Day Song)
Sunday: Christophe Giacometti (Rapsodie Espagnole) [Yuri!!! on Ice] 100%
Add me on Facebook! Washu Takahashi Cosplay
Posted 12 March 2013 - 05:57 PM
I need to watch Yu Yu Hakusho a lot more. Love that series.
Dragon Ball Z-Piccolo
Zero Escape 2: Virtue's Last Reward-Sigma
3rd cosplay:Either Zoro(One Piece),Sazh(Final Fantasy XIII), or Gintoki(Gintama).
"Sometimes I do suspect, I'm an actor in a well scripted live divine comedy..."-Shing02
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For Bill Campbell, this year's Motorcycle Cannonball ride offers the opportunity to fulfill a lifelong goal.
"I've always wanted to take a motorcycle from coast to coast," says Campbell. "In high school, they asked us to write about the job we wanted to do, and I wrote, 'Ride across the country on a motorcycle.'
Unfortunately, that dream had to be put on hold as Campbell got out of school and started to earn a living as a construction worker. Since then, the closest he's come to achieving his dream came when he hauled his motorcycle to South Dakota for Sturgis Bike Week.
But then he found out about the Motorcycle Cannonball ride, and his longtime dream came back to mind.
"As soon as I heard about the ride, I was interested," he says. "But I thought I was out of my mind. I didn't want to take a motorcycle that old and beat it to death. Then I heard what guys like Brad Wilmarth (who recently finished a cross-country test of his Cannonball machine) were doing, and I decided I had to be part of this. So I lined up a '15 motor, and I'm ready to go."
Actually, Campbell has gone much further than lining up one bike. He's already pieced together what he refers to as his "prototype" machine, so he can get plenty of practice riding it while he finishes construction of his Cannonball motorcycle.
Both are similar machines, with the prototype constructed around a 1916 motor in a 1917 frame, while his Cannonball machine will be built almost entirely out of 1915 parts. Both include early Harley three-speed transmissions, which will put Campbell in Class 3, the most competitive class in the ride.
"I'm going to be in the group that's going to make it all the way to the end," he laughs. "OK, some of the other guys (in Class 1, for single-cylinder, single-speed bikes, and Class 2, for twin-cylinder, single-speed bikes) may make it, too, but it's gonna take them a little longer."
While some competitors are fabricating many parts for their rare machines, Campbell plans to rely almost exclusively on authentic Harley parts from 95 years ago.
"The fenders, tanks and handlebars will be reproduction," he says, "but everything else on the bike is going to be original. Some of the bikes from back then really need to be re-engineered for a ride like this. But these old Harleys were made different. They hold up really well. We're only caretakers—we ride them for a while, but they keep running long after us."
In truth, though, Campbell's bike will have one significant difference from every other Harley in the ride. The cases on his motor were cracked when the engine was hit by a car, and when Campbell had the damage repaired, the welder made a mistake.
"When he got to the spot where it says 'Milwaukee,' he changed the 'M' to a 'W.' So I'm going to have the only Cannonball bike made in Wilwaukee," he jokes.
Other than a typographical error on the case, though, Campbell's bike will be authentic right down to the wheels, where he will be running a period-correct set of clincher tires. Not reproduction clinchers, but tires that are nine decades old. And he expects that single set of tires to take him all the way from coast to coast.
"The modern reproductions are soft," he says, "and they wear quickly. But these are hard-compound tires—they should make 3,000 miles without any problem at all."
As far as his personal preparation is concerned, Campbell isn't worried.
"I work construction every day," he says, "so for me, this will be a cakewalk."
Still, Campbell admits that the Cannonball ride is likely to have a significant rate of attrition among the 67 entrants.
"It's going to be a long ride," he says "Motors are going to blow; frames are going to break; people are going to wear out. It'd be nice to see 67 bikes start and 67 bikes finish, but realistically, I think it'll be about 15 to 25 bikes that are still running at the end."
And Bill Campbell plans to be one of that select group of riders crossing the finish line September 26 in Santa Monica, California.
"I'm a pretty good mechanic," he says. "I think I'll make it the whole way."
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Cultural & Landscape Extension to Tuesday 21st November (3 days)
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Bosque Del Apache
It's November and, as the temperatures plummet, a small patch of reclaimed farmland and ponds in New Mexico erupts into one of the biggest wildlife spectacles of North America.
Bosque Del Apache straddles a patch of land between the foothills of the desert mountains and the Rio Grande, a river that has carved out an spectacular course, dented by four major basins, along an ancient rift valley. The rift valley is bordered in the north by Colorado, in the west by Arizona, in the east by the Magdalena Mountains (including the Cibola National Forest Reserve) towards Texas and in the south by Mexico. The reserve sits at the southern end of the Albuquerque Basin, south of the city of that name.
Bosque doesn't look like much at first glance. After you leave the tiny town of San Antonio, a straight road running parallel to a railway line leads out to the reserve. En-route a few signs give you an idea of what might lie ahead. Mountain Bluebirds flit around the local fields looking for food. A Greater Roadrunner may run across the road in front of the reserve's entry sign. The occasional Red-tailed Kite will be sitting on the local power poles.
As you approach the reserve entry gate, you might open your window to watch the covey of Gambel's Quail that seem to like hanging around the ticket office. However it's only when you open the window that you hear them. The distant rumble of thousands of birds heralds your arrival into Bosque. A cacophony of sound that signals something great is about to appear. It is the magical chorus of up to 17,000 Sandhill Cranes and 40,000 Snow and Ross's Geese that characterizes one of the most abundant regions for wildlife in New Mexico. Capitalizing on carefully maintained maize fields and a series of ponds fed by irrigation canals, thousands of these migratory birds visit Bosque from early November through to mid-February to feast on remnant maize and vegetation before they return to their northern breeding grounds.
The sheer magnitude of the wildlife visiting Bosque can leave even the most wildlife weary photographer both humbled and speechless.
The reserve of Bosque del Apache is split into two loops, one in the north and the other in the south. In the north, a series of well considered viewing decks are constructed to allow spectators of this mass event the best possible views. These include the Flight Deck where you can watch several thousand birds launch themselves into the early dawn from their night roost, to the Farm Deck which looks directly over a rich all-day feeding field.
In the south a dirt road connects you to places where you might chance upon the reserve's herd of Mule Deer or one of the more elusive wild coyotes that roam freely around Bosque.
It is a reserve that is set up remarkably well for photographers, with a variety of platforms that can be visited to capture the best light on any given day.
A typical day on tour will start at dawn where our vehicle will be positioned to view the first of the day's "Blast offs", the departure flight of thousands of birds leaving their night roosts to visit their feeding grounds during daylight hours. These dawn starts in the reserve will alternate with trips to the western pools on the road into Bosque that act as a night roost for many cranes, geese and waterfowl. Beneath the blush of a clear new day a rosy hue is cast over the many birds that have used them as a place to rest during the evening. Some may be still sleeping, their heads hidden in plumage to keep warm, others might be just stretching their wings preparing to take off in small groups to visit other areas of the park. Aside from the first hand experience of watching Bosque erupt into life for the day, both locations offer unrivalled opportunities to capture silhouette shots of birds flying against the spectacular morning sky, take photos of their reflections in the stillness of the pools early in the morning or practice shooting images in low light situations.
After leaving our dawn photography site, we will slowly cruise the loops of the reserve at low speeds looking for shy and elusive Coyotes that are usually most active in the early hours. The morning light at Bosque is soft and many days are still enough to photograph incredible reflections of reeds and native Cottonwood trees in the reserve's pools, spot skulking animals, watch the reserve's herd of Mule Deer on the move and also photograph tiny passerines like American Goldfinches feeding at the start of the day.
Stops at the reserve's information centre for the bathroom, hot chocolate or coffee may even allow you to glimpse a native Javelina (small wild pig) picking around the scraps of the centre's bird feeders or a Cooper's Hawk swooping on tiny birds, also at the feeder, while you take a break. Regular visitors to the feeder include Spotted Towhee and White-crowned Sparrow.
In the middle of the day, the group will pause for lunch at the famous Owl Café in San Antonio which makes the best burgers in the area, before returning to the hotel for a rest.
Around 3.30pm, we will head out to the reserve again to watch the last of the day's sunlight sink behind the Magdalena Mountains and cast a golden glow over the spectacular wildlife of Bosque as it settles down for another evening.
Offering a completely different perspective on the mass migration of Sandhill Cranes, the small reserve of Bernardo is about a 30 minute drive north of Bosque del Apache. A small unsealed road of about 3 kilometres connects a number of different sites including open grasslands, maize fields and deliberately planted alfalfa for bird food. While it doesn't support the many thousands of creatures that Bosque attracts, up to 5,000 Sandhill Cranes can be seen here. Some scenes in Bernardo are almost reminiscent of the African savannah with their grassy verges interrupted by charismatic Cottonwoods. As we drive past the maize fields, we may see many cranes feeding inside the maize. They blend in surprisingly well with these fields.
The New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
You may be asking yourself why a tertiary education institution is on the list of 'must see' places for a wildlife photography tour? As part of the landscaped gardens of the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, there is a small pond with a surprisingly friendly flock of American Wigeon! These tiny ducks are an entertaining short stop to photograph during the trip. Their iridescent plumage and emboldened stance against other waterfowl occupying their pond makes for endearing and stunning photographs! While we walk into the pond from the car park, we will also be looking for other woodland birds including tiny Ladder-backed Woodpeckers.
Water Canyon – Cibola National Forest Reserve
A short 21 mile drive west of Socorro, the rugged Water Canyon consists of a steep gorge carved into the Magdalena Mountains, a part of the Cibola National Forest Reserve which covers an area of 1.6 million acres and varies in elevation from 830 to over 3400 metres.
During the Bosque del Apache tour a morning will be spent visiting this stunning mountain region, much of which is so high that it is likely to be covered in snow.
This small detour will offer a stunning diversion from the flat lands around Bosque and we will be photographing the changing landscapes on the drive in to the mountains plus looking for species of birds that vary greatly from the avifauna of the surrounding valleys including White-breasted Nuthatch, Mountain Chickadee and Ruby-crowned Kinglet. If we are very lucky, we may even see a shy Elk or one of the region's Pronghorn Antelope.
We will take a short and easy gradient walk through the Water Canyon in search of some of these creatures to photograph. If there is heavy frost or snow on the ground and we are visiting on a sunny day, the Water Canyon walk is an ideal place to practice photographing Bokeh.
White Sands National Monument
The vast and otherworldly dunescape of the White Sands National Monument stretches due west from the military town of Alamagordo in southern New Mexico.
Rising from the bottom of the Tularosa Basin, the White Sands National Monument is a visual feast of white gypsum dunes, spotted with native agave plants set against a backdrop of mountain ranges on its western horizon.
It is an incredible place to practice landscape photographic techniques - from the basics like rules of thirds and leading lines, to more complex exercises in composition, contrasts of light and form.
We will spend an entire afternoon at White Sands doing a gentle walk over a nature trail in the dunes in search of windswept trees and flowering agaves. During this small walk, we will be on the lookout for the spur or footprints of tiny desert creatures, stands of gnarled driftwood and wind eroded formations to photograph.
If the weather allows we will remain at White Sands to watch the sun sink below the horizon enhancing the long shadows cast by both the dunes and plants as the entire landscape morphs into darkness. We will then return to our hotel in Socorro for the evening.
Landscape and Cultural Extension – Bandelier National Monument, Taos Pueblo and Santa Fe
"We do not inherit the land from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children" – Indian proverb
Santa Fe
Santa Fe is the epicentre of Indian and Pueblo culture, arts and food of New Mexico. At the junction of the Jicarilla Apache Nation in the north, the Mescalero Apache Reservation in the south and on the eastern edge of the vast Navajo nation, Santa Fe is famous for its pueblo style architecture, arts, music and food.
Despite the fact that it is the capital of New Mexico, Santa Fe retains a laid back vibe with an assembly of lovely restaurants, galleries and shops radiating outwards from a bustling main square.
During the cultural extension of the tour, we will spend an afternoon wandering the streets of Santa Fe photographing the buildings, wall murals, religious monuments and street life that characterise this infamous city.
Santa Fe is also neatly sandwiched between two sites of cultural significance in New Mexico, the now deserted cave dwellings of nomadic pueblo people at Bandelier National Monument and the World Heritage listed town of Taos, a living treasure of Indian culture.
Bandelier National Monument
Have you ever wondered how ancient tribes of Apache and Navajo peoples led their lives before their lands were colonised by white settlers?
Carved deep into a hillside in the mountains outside Santa Fe, the Bandelier National Monument is home to almost 11,000 years of human presence. Although it is now deserted, the cave dwellings, petroglyphs and standing masonry walls at Bandelier pay tribute to the early days of an Indian culture that still survives in New Mexico.
We will spend half a day at Bandelier, exploring its cave dwellings carved into the soft stone of the surrounding mesa country and learning how different tribes of people lived and thrived here before their populations declined in the 1500s.
Taos – The Place of Red Willows
Taos Pueblo is considered to be the oldest continually inhabited pueblo in the United States. Nestled alongside the flowing Red Willow Creek, Taos is a World Heritage listed site that is centred around two buildings that are over 1000 years old. The North House (Hlaauma) and South House (Hlaukkwima). There is also the new adobe church of San Geronimo, a traditional cemetery and a scattering of intact pueblo houses where the native Indian residents adhere to a strict no electricity and no running water way of life.
The architecture of Taos is outstanding. Adobe walls that are renovated annually are dotted with chillis strung to dry in the sun, boxes of harvest corn, dream catchers, stone adzes and woven rugs. In the cemetery a collection of memorabilia adorns the grave sites surrounding the spire of the original San Geronimo church, long since eroded by time.
We will spend half a day at Taos photographing its architecture, cultural and religious monuments. During a break we will go in search of someone cooking Sopaipillas or New Mexico Fry Bread, a delicious and warming snack cooked lovingly by the local Indian women on open fires.
Day 1 Evening arrival in Albuquerque for participants joining the tour. Overnight in Albuquerque.
Day 2 Providing the weather is fine this morning we will visit the spectacular Sandia Crest overlooking the city and its surroundings, as well as the Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, before we travel southwards to Socorro for a 6 nights stay. We will make our first visit to Bosque Del Apache this afternoon.
Day 3 Dawn at Bosque Del Apache, followed by a morning touring the reserve's two loops photographing wildlife. Lunch at the Owl Café and a rest stop at the hotel before visiting the reserve again for the late afternoon and sunset.
Day 4 Dawn at Bosque Del Apache followed by a morning touring the reserve's two loops photographing wildlife. Lunch at the Owl Café and a rest stop at the hotel before a short visit to Bernardo. We will then return to Bosque Del Apache again for sunset.
Day 5 Dawn at Bosque Del Apache followed by a morning touring the reserve's two loops photographing wildlife. Drive back to Socorro and visit the New Mexico Institute for Mining and Technology to photograph American Wigeon and anything else of interest. Lunch will be at a Mexican restaurant in Socorro before we have a rest stop at the hotel. We will then visit Bosque Del Apache again for sunset.
Day 6 Morning visit to Water Canyon in the Magdalena Mountains. Lunch in Socorro and a rest stop at the hotel before visiting Bosque de Apache again for sunset.
Day 7 Morning drive to Alamagordo to spend the afternoon at White Sands National Monument until sunset. Drive back to Socorro for overnight.
Day 8 Morning drive back to Albuquerque for departure flights.
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Day 8 Continue on to Santa Fe for overnight. Rest of the afternoon to enjoy the historic centre.
Day 9 After breakfast visit Bandelier National Monument in the morning then drive to Taos to tour for the afternoon. Return to Santa Fe in the evening for overnight.
Day 10 Return to Albuquerque by late morning for departure flights.
Accommodation & Road Transport: The hotels/motels selected for this trip are of good standard. Transport is by passenger van/minibus and roads are mostly very good.
Walking: The walking effort is easy throughout. In White Sands, a small amount of walking up dunes will be required and in Bandelier National Monument there is a small amount of walking uphill if you would like to see the cave dwellings of the ancestral pueblo people. If you would like to see inside the dwellings, you might be required to climb a wooden ladder but these have plenty of places to hold on to and they are not very high.
Climate: Typically it will range from cool to cold in New Mexico during the tour. Most days are sunny with wonderful blue skies, but it can be cloudy. Rain or snow are uncommon. Most of the touring will be done from a warm vehicle and the hotels are warm. At the photography sites however, particularly around dusk and dawn, the temperatures are very chilly so extra layers of clothing, including thermal underwear, are essential.
Photographic Equipment: For birds, either one or more fixed focal length telephoto lenses (from 200mm up to 500mm or more) or a large zoom would be suitable. For landscape and other images in all parts of the tour, a wide angle option in the 17-28mm range, plus something around 70-100mm is good. If you have any queries about whether your gear is suited to this journey, please contact us.
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Hoki the Jokester 22 Dec - 20 Jan
So you thought you could do magic, just because Hoki is the Sign of
powerful witches? Well, you ain't seen nothing yet, as they say in
the Ramtops (mostly because there isn't a lot to see there). Hold on
to your pointy hat, because the new influences of the rare octarine
star Thaumsup A mean a mighty surge of magical power is on its way to
you this month! On the 5th, you'll master the trick of turning frogs
into princes by kicking them - come one now, wouldn't you rather kick
a prince than kiss one? On the 11th, you'll finally stop making a
shambles of your shambles. On the 22nd, the lotion for your devotion
potion will bring forth an ocean of emotion, and on the 30th you'll
devise a spell that answers the Hedgehog Question once and for all
(make sure you wear thick gloves for that one). Hoki's hold over your
sixth sense grows ever more intense; not only will you see dead
people, you'll convince them to do the washing-up and sweep under
those hard-to-reach places below the cellar stairs. Speaking of
Death, make sure to top up your biscuit jar around mid-month. I'd say
you never know when exalted company might drop by, but we both know
better. Avoid mirrors.
The Rather Large Gazunda 21 Jan - 18 Feb
The Gazunda is the Sign of Seamstresses, subversives, adventurers and
exotic dancers, but few people realise that it's also the Sign of
Multiple Personality sufferers. Keep a good hold on your sense of
reality this month if you don't want to end up beside yourself! The
Rather Large Gazunda is poised directly opposite to Gahoolie in the
new Zodiac; this means Hu's also in *your* House, but yours is the
House of Hedbangur, which means you're under the influence of, erm,
being Under the Influence - in other words, don't sign any documents
after the Sun is over the yardarm, and take a crash course from your
Bilian friends in surviving hangovers. Of course, if you do suffer
from Multiple Personality thingy, you could always send one of your
other selves out to party hard. Be kind to ducks this month and don't
forget to give generously to the Distressed Novelists' Appeal
(because one should strive to do unto authors, etc.) and to fellow MP
sufferer Count Notfaroutoe's rehab appeal (because one should strive
to undo two Arthurs). Speaking of senses of reality, I think I just
lost mine. It must be all that Space.
Lesser Umbrage (formerly The Flying Moose) 19 Feb - 20 Mar
The constellation and Sign of Lesser Umbrage is, as the name implies,
rather...lesser. In fact, it's almost as small and faint as the Small
Boring Group of Faint Stars. But don't be fooled by that smallness,
because Lesser Umbrage is the sign of the most subtly flamboyant and
dangerous people of all - yes, Assassins! Umbragians lead almost
charmed lives. They are graceful, daring, ruthless** and above all,
stylish. And those are just the civilians. A trained Assassins' Guild
graduate who's also an Umbragian is as dangerous as they come. So
this month's horoscope isn't for the benefit of beings born under
this surprising Sign - it's for the benefit of everyone else: be
respectful of Umbragians wearing black (if you even notice them
passing). Don't make them angry (especially if they're carrying small
pointy things). Best of all, avoid them altogether if possible until
the 17th, when the Guild holds its annual Reunion Day. You'd be
better off doing safer things, like dancing with elves...
** with the exception of the notorious Contessa de Ruth, an Umbragian
of many parts, friend to Lord Downey and rumoured to have been Lady
Meserole's governess.
... and there you have it. Please write directly to WOSSNAME
at jschaum111@... if you have any questions and we will
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she may even answer them.
At long last, we are reviving our popular puzzle series, which
we'd stopped because we'd run out of books, and none of the
alternatives seemed suitable.
However, the thought of starting over again with THE COLOUR
OF MAGIC horrified us, so we took a closer look at the
alternatives and they seemed more suitable somehow.
This month's book is "ONCE MORE -- with footnotes" and completion
of the puzzle will reveal where the book was released. In the next few
months, we will continue the puzzles with "The Science of Discworld"
I, II, and III, "Thud," and "Nanny Ogg's Cookbook." This should take us
up to October, 2005, and where we go from there will depend on Terry's
output or our inspiration. It has been pointed out that we have not done
the Mapps or the comics or the Yearbook/Diaries or even the Calendars,
not to mention the non-Discworld titles.
What do our readers say?
Answer the questions and put the letter indicated into
the spot shown. Read the letters backwards and
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(Note: all spellings are from the 2004 NESFA edition.)
Example: Pratchett's first name -- 1st letter:
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1. A record collector who couldn't bear a hole in his collection
(first name, 4th letter)
2. Named an apple after Nanny Ogg (last name, 2nd letter)
3. Hero of Terry's first published story (first name, 1st letter)
4. Created dwarfish game of hnaflbaflsniflwifltafl (first name, 2nd letter)
5. Confronts Cohen the Barbarian at bridge (first name, 4th letter)
6. Hero of book by Dogger (first name, 1st letter)
7. Pulls sword from stone and become king (first name , 2nd letter)
8. Jason Ogg's secret of controlling horses (first name, 2nd letter)
9. Author of the Ankh-Morpork National Anthem (first name, 3rd letter)
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The Transport and General Workers Union announced that its members will stage a 24-hour walkout on August 27, bringing the prospect of huge disruption to the country's leading airports.
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The GMB union, which represents check-in staff, has also called a 24-hour strike over the Bank Holiday weekend after its members voted last week for industrial action.
Mr Gold said the TGWU would not accept any pay rise which was linked to reducing sickness absence.
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Mr Gold conceded that passengers had a right to be worried about the disruption they now face.
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The offer of £1,000 had been leaked to BA workers yesterday by the company, which Mr Gold said was despicable.
He warned that if the strike goes ahead, flights will be disrupted over the entire Bank Holiday weekend.
Mike Street, director of operations at BA, said: "This vote was based on an offer which has since been substantially improved.
"It would be absurd for the unions to go ahead with a strike on the basis of an old offer.
"Our staff must have an opportunity to make themselves heard on the new, substantially improved offered."
Mr Street again urged unions to hold fresh ballots on the proposed new deal, insisting that it matched the unions' claim.
"We believe our staff must have an opportunity to make themselves heard fairly.
"It defies belief for the unions not to listen properly to their members on this vital issue. Our customers and our staff deserve better.
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SESSION TITLE: COPD Comorbidity Posters
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PRESENTED ON: Saturday, March 22, 2014 at 01:15 PM - 02:15 PM
PURPOSE: To determine the relationship of serum vitamin D level with lung function, acute exacerbation, 6 minute walking (6MW) distance, and quality of life.
METHODS: Of Korean Obstructive Lung Disease cohort, 193 COPD patients with yearly measured serum vitamind D were enrolled in this analysis. Using the cluster analysis of repeatly measured serum vitamin D level with adjustment of age, sex, BMI, pack-years and smoking, the relationship of serum vitamin D level with lung function, acute exacerbation, 6 minute walking distance, and and quality of life were evaluated
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CONCLUSIONS: Serum vitamin D level is associated with lung function, physical activity, and dyspnea symptom after 6MW test in Korean COPD patients.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Serum vitamin D level might affect the health status of Korean COPD patients.
DISCLOSURE: The following authors have nothing to disclose: Ji Ye Jung, Ah Young Leem, Eu Dong Hwang, Song Yee Kim, Se Kyu Kim, Joon Chang
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By WILLIAM E. GIBSON Washington Bureau Chief
July 12, 1997
Boaters in Florida and other nautical parts of the country are sailing toward a kind of comeback victory over Uncle Sam's attempts to tax them. Six years ago, the boat-building industry nearly collapsed when Congress imposed a 10 percent luxury tax on yachts. Boat sales plummeted, builders went bankrupt, marina business dried up, thousands were thrown out of work and the economy along the waterways suffered from the ripple effect of a declining industry. So after much complaining and lobbying, Congress repealed the luxury tax on boats and, in 1994, imposed instead a 24-cent tax on diesel fuel for recreational motorboats.
Port Everglades: Six homeported ships among most popular in 2011
By Arlene Satchell and South Florida Sun-Sentinel
January 2, 2012
The cruise reviews website CruiseCritic.com has named six cruise ships that homeport at Port Everglades as among the most popular in 2011, port officials said recently. The ships making the list are: Royal Caribbean International's Allure of the Seas, Oasis of the Seas and Liberty of the Seas Celebrity Cruises' Celebrity Constellation and Celebrity Solstice Princess Cruises' Ruby Princess "The year's 11 most popular ships were chosen by taking a variety of factors in account, including page views, number of associated reader reviews and Facebook likes," according to CruiseCritic.
Volcanic ash disrupts cruise business too
By Martha Brannigan and Miami Herald
April 22, 2010
The massive disruption in air travel from the Icelandic volcano is wreaking havoc on cruise lines sailing in and around Europe. Two of six ships at Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Oceania Cruises have been hit by the historic interruption in European air service, according to Tim Rubacky, a spokesman for Miami-based Prestige Cruise Holdings, which owns both lines. Regent's Mariner ship spent two extra days in Venice, finally departing on Monday, in order to give passengers more time to make their way to the port, Rubacky said.
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By KATHERINE HUTT SCOTT Business Writer
March 22, 1999
Deborah Natansohn's Fort Lauderdale office has the things you'd expect to find in a cruise line president's office. A map of the world hangs on the wall facing her desk. Guide books to far-flung destinations such as India, New Zealand and Buenos Aires fill her bookshelf. Other items hint at Natansohn's privileged position as the only woman president of a U.S.-based cruise line. The knickknacks atop her bookshelf include a straw voodoo goddess doll from New Orleans -- "I just liked the fact that it was a goddess," she said -- and another wall is hung with Asian silk screens and watercolors.
Azamara Club Cruises focuses on exotic destinations
March 12, 2010
Mega cruise ships carrying thousands of passengers and offering extreme sports are all the rage, but they are not everyone's idea of a good time. Some passengers are turned off by big ships. They have no interest in exploring crowded Caribbean ports, surfing on a Flow rider or dining at an all-you-can-eat buffet. Azamara Club Cruises is the latest company to go after older, affluent travelers who favor exotic port destinations and require all of the comforts of a boutique hotel.
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December 24, 2012
Planning to cruise during the holiday season? Well, holiday decorations will be hitting the high-seas as several cruise lines are transforming their ships into winter wonderlands to welcome guests sailing during the festive season. Among the lines decking the halls of their ships with holiday regalia are Celebrity Cruises , Carnival Cruise Lines and Norwegian Cruise Line . These cruise lines have ships that sail to and from South Florida seaports - Port Everglades and PortMiami . For a photo gallery of holiday decor on ships, click here .
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May 5, 2005
At last. You printed a letter regarding the congestion problems at Fort Lauderdale/ Hollywood International Airport, "Airport emergency poorly handled" (April 27). The writer comments, "This occurred on a Saturday, when the cruise lines had unloaded. There must have been over 1,000 people crammed into the terminal." Go to the Fort Lauderdale airport on a Saturday and see a scene resembling a disaster movie. The cruise lines dump a few thousand people and their luggage early each Saturday at the airport, and these people clog airport lines and the terminal when their flight isn't until 6:30 p.m. Two months ago, I wrote to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel about arriving two hours early only to stand in a line hundreds of feet long with people in front of me from the cruise lines who didn't have flights for six hours.
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February 22, 2008
The Miami fundraiser cited by The New York Times in an article Thursday as one occasion where Sen. John McCain and telecommunications lobbyist Vicki Iseman were together in 1999 took place at the home of Richard Fain, chairman and CEO of Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. Fain also serves as board chairman of Cruise Lines International Association, a trade group. Lynn Martenstein, a spokeswoman for Royal Caribbean, said Fain agreed to host the dinner in his role as chairman of the International Council of Cruise Lines, which has since merged with Cruise Lines International.
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August 11, 2006
This is in response to several "missing" persons on different cruise ships. Yes, it is tragic that someone is lost or unaccounted for, but, if you are of legal age or over, are you not responsible for yourself? The cruise lines offer many benefits, but baby-sitting adults is not one of them. Why are they being blamed for the loss of those who drink too much and/or just disappear? Cruise lines make passengers aware of possible dangers and risks; they offer alternative activities; they suggest common sense.
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March 16, 2013
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Scents and Sensibility
Forced with her sister Marianne (Marla Sokoloff) to take menial work after their no-good father ruins the family name, Elinore Dashwood (Ashley Williams) supplements their income by concocting and selling a scented lotion that has strange, healing powers. But as the girls enjoy their newfound independence, ne'er-do-wells scheme to steal Elinore's secret formula and drive them out of business.
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Movie Details
- Director
- Brian Brough
- Genres
- Drama, Romantic Dramas
- This movie is
- Romantic
- Format
- Ratings
PGParental guidance suggested. Some material may not be suitable for children.
Widescreen 1.85:1Subtitles
NoClosed captioned
NoLanguage and sound
English: Dolby Digital 2.0 StereoOther features
Color; interactive menus; scene access.
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For Parents
Common Sense Note
- Age appropriate
- Not an issue
- Depends on your kid and your family
- Not appropriate for kids of the age most likely to want to see it