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Album Rating: 4.0"Misery Business" rules.
"Reverse chronological order for me...BNE > This > All We Know" The all-knowing Sowing has spoken. I agree.
While I agree with you andcas, All I Wanted redeemed the back end of the album so hard. Plus this album lacks diversity to me
misery business is catchy
Album Rating: 3.0Remember when this band was relevant, guys?
remember when the singer leaked her tits onto the net? That's my only fond memory regarding Paramore.Digging: The Books - Lost And Safe
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Album Rating: 4.0cool album
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Album Rating: 4.5their best album.Digging: Waxahatchee - American Weekend
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Album Rating: 2.5I thought you'd rate higher andcas smhDigging: Sunken Seas - Cataclysm
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Album Rating: 4.5hey fuck you.
Album Rating: 2.5what?
Album Rating: 4.5nuts.
Album Rating: 2.5okayz
Album Rating: 3.5What happened after the fallout? Are they making music still?
nah no music to be found here
Album Rating: 3.5So they are dead buried and gone?
they've risen from the graves....
Album Rating: 3.5the graveyard...
Album Rating: 3.5They're still making music. Well, I think they're touring right now but as far as I know Hayley is talking about a new album.
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So another Molyjam is over, and once again, a huge amount of creativity, gusto and emotion was released…nay, injected…into the world of video games.
The Molyjammers of London came together this weekend at London South Bank University, and quickly coalesced into meaningful groups of collective brain-juice interaction-realisers. There was juice everywhere.
The kind folk at LSBU loaned one of the labs at the London Resources Centre, where workstations had been laid on with licenses for Unity3D, Gamemaker and Construct 2 for the duration of the event.
So another Molyjam is over, and once again, a huge amount of creativity, gusto and emotion was released…nay, injected…into the world of video games.
The Molyjammers of London came together this weekend at London South Bank University, and quickly coalesced into meaningful groups of collective brain-juice interaction-realisers. There was juice everywhere.
The kind folk at LSBU loaned one of the labs at the London Resources Centre, where workstations had been laid on with licenses for Unity3D, Gamemaker and Construct 2 for the duration of the event.
The games that popped out the other end ranged from multiplayer Squirrel shooter action to an instructional game encouraging you to monetize children.
Special mention to Will Robinson and friends' "Are we there yet?" car journey simulator. Beautiful and…different.
You can check out the rest of the fruits of the labours of the love over at Molyjam.com/games
More info:
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- GameMaker – http://yoyogames.com
- Construct 2 – http://scirra.com
Molydeux – Molyjam 2013 London, July 5-7 2013. Get your jam on.
Anyone with a brain knows that Molyjam 2012 was AWESOME.
Anyone with a brain plus clairvoyant powers will already know that Molyjam Deux, 5-7 July, is going to be AWESOMER.
Anyone with a brain knows that Molyjam 2012 was AWESOME.
Anyone with a brain plus clairvoyant powers will already know that the second
It's looking like London's game hack of the year of the century will most likely be held at London South Bank University again, but that has yet to be finalised.
If LSBU decide not to host it, eggs will be thrown. In a private egg-throwing booth.
But they'll be angry eggs.
LSBU have seen the light and the jam is on. The eggs are safe. Head over to the Molyjam London Facebook Page and sign yourself up!
Framework Training are proud to be sponsoring the event once more, because we understand that the programmers, writers and composers of the video game world are people too.
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Keep checking Molyjam's official London page, and the twitter accounts of Molyjam London's organiser William Robinson and What would Molydeux? for more news.
Molyjam 2012 London – the documentary
William Robinson (the Molyjam 2012 London organiser) has sent us a short film documenting the event. We think it captured the sense of frantic collaboration perfectly – it's well worth a watch.
William Robinson (the Molyjam 2012 London organiser) has sent us a short film documenting the event. We think it captured the sense of frantic collaboration perfectly – it's well worth a watch.
If anyone wants to be involved next year, either as a developer or as an organiser/sponsor please do get in touch – we had great fun and will be wholeheartedly supporting future events.
Quite deservedly our (post-Sunday lunch) contributions to the video ended on the cutting room floor, but we may well post the interview on here at some point just to keep you all amused!
Scribbled by Ian
Molyjam 2012 London – A Great Success!
London's Molyjam 2012 got off to a tremendous start with Peter Molyneux giving a rousing speech to a room full of eager games developers. Framework Training sponsored the event…
London's Molyjam 2012 got off to a tremendous start with Peter Molyneux giving a rousing speech to a room full of eager games developers.
The London portion of the worldwide Molyjam event was lovingly brought into being thanks to the hard work of William @MetzoPaino Robinson, himself an avid gamer and professional composer / musician.
As the weekend progressed, the game jam moved between a number of venues across the capital, as teams and individuals raced against the tides of time to create and complete their games based (sometimes rather loosely) on the tweets of PeterMolydeux.
Why did Framework Training sponsor Molyjam London?
Game developers need food too, you know.
The Framework Training posse sadly only managed to make it to the jam's culmination at C4CC on Sunday, but we had a great time meeting so many bright, knowledgeable and enthusiastic people…and we were chuffed to bits to get involved and sponsor the event in the form of supplying calorific / stimulant / rehydrating games-development fuel.
Despite some serious sleep deprivation, there was a fantastic buzz in the room as the last couple of hours ticked away and debugging went into overdrive. There was plenty of swearing, but none of it led to bloodshed and spirits remained high.
At the strike of 7 of the clock, each of the games was showcased in turn by its creator(s) and the audience (made up of the other teams) were also invited up to the podium to try them out too. There were thrills, spills, and much laughter was produced.
Maksims Mihejevs stepped up first, with his Children of the Dead multiplayer shooter involving guns, grenades, and zombies. Based on a heady mix of HTML5, Canvas, judicious use of WebSockets, and a custom multithreaded backend written with Mono. The gameplay was fast, furious, and hilarious.
Then came Parkamour's "babysitter" sketch. I'll post a link to the video when it's available, because it's kind of hard to describe.
EDIT: sorry, while Parkamour lent a team member, the Hold the Baby skit was actually the carboard brainchild of George and Alan…You can check it out here
Next up was Team Malevolent Traffic Management with "Revenge of the Road", built on Unity3D. Somewhere between WipeOut, AudioSurf and Tron's light bikes, this 2-player game's twist is that one of the players controls the road, while the other player tries avoid being thrown off into the void. By the road. The gameplay was great, the art was great, the music was great…I might be slightly biased because I managed to win a couple of rounds against one of the developers. I lost a couple of times too, but enough of that.
Team Feeling (who as far as I can tell weren't actually a close-contact support group) presented "Comedecoy", a "choose your own adventure" style RPG which used the GameMaker engine. It was somewhat off the wall. If truth be told, the wall wasn't actually in sight and may never have existed in the first place. I especially loved the Robot.
Continuing with the utterly bizarre but immensely enjoyable theme, GhostDad 2: Colon (Cats Vs. Merlins) took the innovative step of implementing voice activation to coax and subsequently launch your daughters (the cats) at the collective unconscious of your soul (taking the form of ghostlike merlins). I can honestly say I've never seen this done in any other video game, but I'm honoured to have been there when it happened.
The cunningly named Parkamour team stepped up once again to show their HTML5 / Canvas-based game where "…you and the love of your life must hold hands and jump around a city evading death and injury". I don't think these guys planned on demoing the game to completion but by the time they'd reached halfway up the cityscape, everyone in the room was on the edge of their seats willing the pixelated avatars to get to the top and fly off in their balloon. There was real emotional attachment to those red and green blocks, and a cheer went up as they finally escaped.
Sick Peter was a tense adventure game in HTML5 / Canvas with some excellent game mechanics and a really (intentionally) desolate feel thanks to the low-fi graphics. Not one to play on a dark night when nobody's home.
"YOU CHEATING PIRATE!" was a Flash-based nautical treat involving galleons, cannon, and rum. Lots of rum. The pirates, your enemies, were allowed to cheat while they plundered the honest trade ships and tried to send you to Davy Jones' Locker. It all made for a treacherous and hugely enjoyable piratical romp.
A couple of short but sweet HTML5 games appeared next. The Spider's Hole from Rob Ashton was another game completely saturated in weird. You are a hole (a bath's plughole to be precise) and you must attempt to save your friend, the spider, by clogging yourself with tumbling tufts of bodily hair (of dubious provenance), while attempting to dodge bottles of bleach which would undo your hard work and allow the torrent to flow again, threatening to engulf your eight-legged friend.
Then came a platformer that was oozing happiness and sunny days. You had to build your own platforms in a garden to get to the sun, and it was hard not to grin like an idiot when the lone game dev won (sorry dude, I didn't get your name – get in touch and I'll update this accordingly!).
What more could you want from a game than to be able to move many pairs of y-fronts around a tiled environment? Well that's what Museum of You was all about. No, really. It demonstrated some interesting techniques (the eponymous "You" wanders round and watches you moving said pants from place to place). The walking animations were pretty cool too in a kind of wtf sort of way :)
Last up saw the Kinect getting some love with Little Miss Left Behind – a game where you play a toddler who has to keep hold of mummy's hand to make it to the end of the level. But do you dare let go to pick up the bonuses? The game really jelled thanks to its excellent artwork and a really nice interactive soundtrack, and the novel use of the Kinect controller in a non-Xbox game worked really well.
Because of the huge variation in technologies, themes, and styles that were employed, it's impossible to suggest that there was a single 'winner'. Just being there and taking part was prize enough, although I'd be surprised if some of the people in the room don't end up working at Peter Molyneux's new project, 22 Cans.
The list of games contributed to Molyjam from around the world is still growing as entries are submitted. You can check them out here!
Scribbled by Tom
Fighting Fantasy goes mobile on iOS…Unreal!
Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson, the godfathers of roleplaying games, have given the go ahead to Epic to publish four iOS titles based on their classic Fighting Fantasy books.
If I mention Fighting Fantasy, do your eyes glaze over in a haze of nostalgia?
Do you also have an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch?
If you answered yes to both of these questions, turn to page 37.
Molyjam 2012 – London Game Jam hackday, Molydeux-style
Molyjam 2012 – March 30th to April 1 – groups of games developers around the world are getting together to hack out games on the theme of Peter Molyneux.
Update, 2 April – see the Molyjam 2012 London highlights here!
Yes, that title is written in English. Don't worry, here's a quick glossary.
- Hackday
A hackday (also known as a hackathon, hackfest or codefest) is what happens when you squeeze computer programmers, graphic designers, UI people, project managers, sound designers, and ninjas* into a room for a finite amount of time to collaborate intensively on developing some kind of app. - Game Jam
A Game Jam is a hackday revolving around creating a video game from scratch. - Molyneux
Not just any old Molyneux; Peter Molyneux. The god of god games, such as "Populous" and "Black & White". - Molydeux
What if your 99 year old grandfather was a key? Would you force him to travel across the world just to open a secret door? @PeterMolydeux is the twitter account of an (exceptionally amusing) Peter Molyneux impostor. - Molyjam
A Molydeux-flavoured Game Jam. - 2012
Some would have you believe that this is the year of The Apocalypse, but I don't think the Olympics will be that bad.
So what's Molyjam 2012 all about? In a nutshell, from March 30th to April 1, groups of games developers in a whole bunch of cities around the world are getting together to hack out a bunch of crazy games themed of the works of Molydeux.
Events are being held in San Francisco, New York City, Seattle, Boston, LA, Las Vegas, Orlando, Phoenix, Austin, Montreal, Toronto, Monterrey, Lexington, Melbourne, Sydney, Christchurch, Munich, Dieburg, Malmö, Lisbon, Tel Aviv, Brighton, Dundee, and of course London.
The makers of the Unity 3D games development suite are helping out by supplying dev tools to the London Molyjam, while we here at Framework Towers will be supplying some essential vitamins and minerals in the form of Pizza and refreshments.
Can't wait to see what seeds of genius emerge :)
You can find out more at www.whatwouldmolydeux.com
* of course, you can't actually see the ninjas.
Scribbled by Tom


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Chargers vs. Jaguars: 3 Rookies in the Spotlight on Monday Night Football
By (Contributor) on December 5, 2011
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The San Diego Chargers and Jacksonville Jaguars face off tonight in what will be a matchup of two teams headed in the wrong direction. The Chargers are 4-7 and have lost six in a row, while the Jaguars are 3-8 and will be playing their first game since their long-time head coach was fired.
San Diego's coach, Norv Turner, is also rumored to be on his way out the door, which means players on both sides of this one tonight will have to play as if their jobs depend on it. Because in many cases, they probably do.
When new coaches take over teams in the NFL, almost no one's job is guaranteed. Well tonight there are three rookies who need to prove they deserve their spots on the roster.
All three should have a big impact on tonight's contest.
Blaine Gabbert, Jaguars
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Gabbert was the 10th overall pick in the 2011 NFL draft and has has a dismal rookie season. Recently fired head coach Jack Del Rio committed to the Missouri product early in the season and was not rewarded for his faith in the youngster.
Through 10 games Gabbert has completed 128 of 264 passes (48.5 percent) for 1,371 yards, with six touchdowns and six interceptions. His quarterback rating of 62.2 ranks dead last in the NFL among the 31 signal-callers who qualify.
While it's far too early to call him a bust, Gabbert's lack of accuracy and inability to throw the ball down the field (he's averaging a dismal 5.19 yards per attempt) have completely hindered Jacksonville's offense.
The Jaguars currently rank dead-last in the NFL in passing yardage, averaging just 131.3 yards per game.
Gabbert will be put under a microscope over the final few games of the season and if he doesn't show any kind of growth it's more than likely the Jags will sign a veteran this offseason to compete for the starting job.
Vincent Brown, Chargers
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Brown exploded three weeks ago on national television against the Oakland Raiders, grabbing five catches for 97 yards and a touchdown, while also having another spectacular touchdown catch overturned by a questionable review.
The 82nd overall pick from the 2011 draft has developed rapidly and the Chargers management and players have raved about his ability all season. Now the San Diego State product is getting a chance to show what he can do.
Over the past four games Brown has 13 catches for 234 yards and a touchdown. With the team's No. 2 receiver Malcom Floyd scheduled to return tonight, there is a chance Brown may not see as many balls thrown his way. Still, he has the ability to impact the game and San Diego really likes what he brings to the table.
There is a really good chance that Brown will be a big part of what the Chargers do offensively moving forward, so expect him to be involved tonight and for the rest of the season.
Donald Butler, Chargers
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Butler is technically a rookie since he missed the entire 2010 season after injuring his Achilles tendon in August of last year. The Chargers traded up to take him in the third round of the 2010 NFL draft, so obviously they thought highly of him.
If he manages to stay healthy Butler has proven he can be a force for the Chargers' defense. In 11 games this season the inside linebacker has 70 tackles, a sack, a fumble recovery he returned for a touchdown and an interception.
While only 6'1" and 248 pounds, the Washington product plays much bigger than his size, is great at stuffing the run and just seems to be around the ball all the time.
As the Chargers are likely transitioning to new management with head coach Norv Turner and general manager A.J. Smith rumored to be headed out the door, Butler will need to continue to prove himself week to week. If he does he will be a big part of San Diego's future on defense.
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Computerworld - A little less than a year ago, Wall Street reached a Microsoft vs. Apple milestone: for the first time, Apple's corporate value surpassed Microsoft's.
And Apple's market cap (the total value of all of its shares) topped Microsoft's even though the latter company had more revenue and double the profit margins. Clearly, Wall Street was looking at growth potential, not current income statements and balance sheets, in anointing Apple the more compelling buy.
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Market share
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In addition, Apple had a commanding 87.4% share of the worldwide tablet market last year, according to IDC. Gartner predicts Apple will keep a 69% share this year and will still have 47% by 2015. Windows doesn't show up in that forecast.
Bottom line: In one high-growth area, smartphones, several influential analysts believe Microsoft will eventually come out on top. In another, tablets, it's getting crushed. However, Microsoft has maintained its enormous lead on the desktop.
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Mine Shaft, Creek Front, Hot Tub, Close to Town, Ski Area 20 Miles
- Minimum stay:Contact owner
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Dalton Ranch house description
The Durango Mine Shaft, a vaction rental in the Animas Valley in Durango, is the definition of a Colorado home. Nestled among some of the largest pines in the Animas Valley and bordered by a seasonal creek which can be viewed from the two decks or from the comfort of the hot tub. Indoors, light a fire and make your gourmet meal in the kitchen with granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. Days filled with activities will have you sleeping well in this home, which sleeps 10. WI FI and cable tv mean you don't lose touch with the world, unless you choose too! For booking information, and more information, contact Scott at number listed below.
This home is set back off the road, with privacy fence. There is a hiking trail out the back door. The home backs up to 19 acres of green space. Located a half mile from Trimble Hot Springs & Spa. 10 minutes to City Market.
Keywords: House
Property Type
- House
- 2 story
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 12, Beds for 8-12
Kitchen & Dining
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Catering Available
- Wood Fireplace
- Washing Machine
- Clothes Dryer
- Air Conditioning
- Linens Provided
- Towels Provided
- Parking For RV/Boat/Trailer
- Parking Off Street
Other Amenities
- Stereo
- Satellite / Cable
- DVD Player
- Books
- Television
- CD Player
- Wireless Internet
- Broadband Access
Pool & Spa
- Hot Tub
Outdoor Features
- Outdoor Grill
- Lawn / Garden
- Deck / Patio
- Balcony
- Tourist Attractions
- Sports & Activities
- Family
Location & View
- Mountain View
- Rafting
- Rock Climbing
- Fly Fishing
- Hunting Big Game
- Hiking
- Snowmobiling
- Snowboarding
- Whitewater Rafting
- Kayaking
- Cross Country Skiing
- Swimming
- Hunting
- Tennis
- Fishing
- Cycling
- Golf
- Skiing
- Water Skiing
- Mountaineering
- Mountain Biking
- Boating
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Scenic Drives
- Sledding
- Sight Seeing
- Museums
- Cinemas
- Recreation Center
- Restaurants
- Live Theater
- Hospital
- Groceries
- Laundromat
- Medical Services
- ATM/Bank
- Shopping
- Wildlife Viewing
- Antiquing
- Fitness Center
- Horseback Riding
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Mountain Escape yet convenient!
Mountain Escape yet convenient!
- Guest katie h.
- Date of stay 08/01/13
- Review Submitted 09/11/13
We enjoyed our stay at the Mine Shaft. We got to meet the owner upon check in. What a gem! The home was clean, comfortable and spacious. Not to mention the property was gorgeous! We could park our camper easily in a common parking area super close to the home and walk through a gate into a Ponderosa paradise! The stream creates such an ambiance! It felt very private and secluded. Its just a short drive into Durango which was filled with great things to do. Scott recommended some great places to eat. Our kids loved the train ride and the experience of hearing its whistle as it went by the rental home was a joy! This was one of our best vacations. Very relaxing! Thank you for such great hospitality!!!!Recommended for: Families with young children, pet owners, sightseeing.
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We will rent Mine Shaft again
We will rent Mine Shaft again
- Guest Kris (United States)
- Date of stay 06/23/13
- Review Submitted 07/05/13
2 Adults, 3 kids with room to spare. This is a great location. About 10 mins from Durango. 2 mins. to the gourmet market and liquor store PJ's. About 20 mins from Purgatory/Durango Mtn. Resort. The house is tucked into the back and as some reviews have said is close to some other buildings but we did not find this to be any concern. We had more than enough privacy. There is hiking out the back door behind the home. Two grills that were ready to cook on with full fuel tanks. I would rent this is both the summer and in the winter. All in all one of the best stays in a vacation rental I have had. Scott is a great host!Recommended for: Girls getaway, adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, tourists without a car, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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A perfect place to stay!
A perfect place to stay!
- Guest Sara (Boulder, CO)
- Date of stay 02/28/13
- Review Submitted 03/27/13
This place was phenomenally located. It was perfect for pets and family. It was close to town and also close to Purgatory. The kitchen and dining table was perfect for hosting our family. With the large gate out of front and the woods to the back it felt like we were totally secluded. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone.Recommended for: Girls getaway, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, pet owners, families with teenagers.
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It was perfect for a family get away!
It was perfect for a family get away!
- Guest jillerjo (Coalville Utah)
- Date of stay 09/19/12
- Review Submitted 09/23/12
We just got home from staying here for 4 nights. It was great! We had 8 people and we all slept comfortably. The cabin was really clean- a little older but really nice. We loved the hot tub! It's just far away from downtown Durango to give you a nice cabin feel but close enough to run to dinner. We would definitely stay here again! For the price, you really can't go wrong! To stay here was so much cheaper for us than to stay at a hotel and we loved having all the room for the 4 kids that were with us.Recommended for: Age 55+, families with young children, tourists without a car, families with teenagers.
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Fairytale in the woods!!!
Fairytale in the woods!!!
- Guest Seagull (Denver, Colorado)
- Date of stay 09/15/12
- Review Submitted 09/20/12
We had an amazing time at this cute and very comfortable house!!! Perfect location (Durango downtown is less than 10 minutes away). There is a creek running right by the house. Trimble Hot Springs are only a couple of blocks away, which I highly recommend. Also go to Rapp Coral (10 miles north on Highway 550) for unforgettable horseback riding experience! Thank you, Scott!!!Recommended for: Girls getaway, adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, pet owners, tourists without a car, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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Quality Time With Family
Quality Time With Family
- Guest Fun Seeker (Texas)
- Date of stay 06/12/10
- Review Submitted 04/19/11
The weather was beautiful during our family vacation. We rode the train, toured Mesa Verde, shopped in Durango and Silverton, hiked, took photos and went sight seeing. The homeowner was friendly and helpful.We cooked many good meals in the large modern kitchen, enjoyed sitting on the decks watching wildlife. Really appreciated the washer and dryer. Comfortable, homey "cabin" in the mountains. Thanks for sharing it with us.Recommended for: Girls getaway, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, pet owners, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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Highly recommended
Highly recommended
- Guest Billy (Lewisville, Texas)
- Date of stay 12/27/10
- Review Submitted 01/02/11
The house was great -- roomy, but also cozy. Nestled on a hill, it is surrounded by tall pine trees. It has large windows and a large deck to take in the view. It has a small creek running through the front yard. There is a beautiful river valley down the hill, with mountains on the other side. We enjoyed the hot tub on the deck after skiing, and made great use of the spacious kitchen. It has a piano. The house is off the beaten path -- about 7 miles north of Durango in the small community of Trimble Springs, which means you are closer to the ski slopes than if you stay in town. The Purgatory Ski Resort is about a 15-20 minute drive. But it's also close enough to town so that you can enjoy the restaurants,night life and other amenities in Durango. But the thing that made our stay most memorable was the hospitality of the owner, Scott, and the property attendant Nicole who lives in the house next door. It snowed about 18 inches the second day we were there. It made for beautiful winter scenery, but our vehicle was not a four wheel drive, and it was very difficult to drive on the snow covered roads. Scott drove me into town to buy tire chains so that we could drive on the roads. He also helped me put the chains on the car - a task I had never done before. He also offered to let us stay another night for a reduced rate until the roads cleared. Nicole came by a couple of times to make sure we were okay. She and Scott personally shoveled and cleared snow so that we could get to our car and get out of the driveway. Scott grew up in Durango and knows alot about the area and can give you useful pointers about things to do. The next time we come to Durango, we will stay here again.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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Great Place!
Great Place!
- Guest Mamcita (Dallas, TX)
- Date of stay 10/11/10
- Review Submitted 12/22/10
The home exceeded my expectations! Private, beautiful with a creek right outside the front door! It was hard to leave but we had to get out and explore. We hiked up a trail outside the back door, went rafting, sat in the hot springs just down the road, ate at Seasons and Carvers but mostly enjoyed the tranquility the home had to offer. Scott was great and made sure we were cozy and well oriented with the area. Did not see a bear but we made sure they couldn't get into anything. The hot tub put a nice ending on all of our days! We will be back!Recommended for: Girls getaway, adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, pet owners, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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south to the southwest
south to the southwest
- Guest SC Family (Charleston, SC)
- Date of stay 10/27/10
- Review Submitted 11/03/10
Our family spent 4 days at the Mine Shaft, and couldn't have enjoyed ourselves more! The weather was amazing, and the house was peaceful and comfortable. We really enjoyed kicking back in the hot tub after a long day of sightseeing with the kids! We were pleased to meet Scott (the homeowner) who was very accommodating, and gave us some awesome pointers about spots to hit during our vacation in Durango. We'd love to come back this way sometime, and will definitely stay here again! (And the views were amazing!)Recommended for: Adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway, pet owners, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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adventurous family
adventurous family
- Guest Austin family (Austin, TX)
- Date of stay 08/02/10
- Review Submitted 11/02/10
We came in August, and the weather was mostly sunny with a few thunderstorms. We went hiking, rafting on the Animas River, did the soaring zipline, went to Mesa Verde, and even made it to the hot springs in Ouray (which was great!). We enjoyed meeting Scott Frazer, and we loved this house. We also really enjoyed the Balcony house at Mesa Verde. Our favorite day in Durango was spent on the "soaring" zipline tree-top adventure- incredible!Recommended for: Adventure seekers, families with young children, families with teenagers, sightseeing.
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- Nearest Train: Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Train at 7 Miles
- Nearest Motorway: US HWY 550 at 0.5 Miles
- Nearest Barpub: Dalton Ranch Golf Course Club House at 1 Miles
- Nearest Ski: Durango Mountain Resort at 15 Miles
- Nearest Golf: Dalton Ranch at 1 Miles
- Nearest Restaurant: Mounatin Madness Pizza at 4.5 Miles
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Year Purchased: 2005
About the owner: Durango Native of thirty five years. Ski guide, Raft guide, and Home Builder
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The perfect balance and location in Durango. Close to all activities that abound in Durango.
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ABSTRACT: The transport properties of molten LiF-YF3 mixtures have been studied by pulsed field gradient nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, potentiometric experiments, and molecular dynamics simulations. The calculated diffusion coefficients and electric conductivities compare very well with the measurements across a wide composition range. We then extract static (radial distribution functions, coordination numbers distributions) and dynamic (cage correlation functions) quantities from the simulations. Then, we discuss the interplay between the microscopic structure of the molten salts and their dynamic properties. It is often considered that variations in the diffusion coefficient of the anions are mainly driven by the evolution of its coordination with the metallic ion (Y(3+) here). We compare this system with fluorozirconate melts and demonstrate that the coordination number is a poor indicator of the evolution of the diffusion coefficient. Instead, we propose to use the ionic bonds lifetime. We show that the weak Y-F ionic bonds in LiF-YF3 do not induce the expected tendency of the fluoride diffusion coefficient to converge toward one of the yttrium cation when the content in YF3 increases. Implications on the validity of the Nernst-Einstein relation for estimating the electrical conductivity are discussed.The Journal of chemical physics 05/2013; 138(18):184503. · 3.09 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In this paper we address the effects of fission products on the speciation in molten fluoride salts. Numerous systems with cross-connections have been investigated in order to better identify the influence of CsF in a fluoride melt containing rare earth and oxides : LaF3–AF (A = Li, Na, K, Rb and Cs), LaF3–LiF–CsF, LaF3–LiF–CaF2, LaF3–LiF–CaO, LaF3–LiF–CaO–CsF. In this goal, we performed high temperature NMR experiments and followed in situ the evolution of 19F, 23Na, 85Rb, 133Cs and 139La NMR chemical shifts. In LaF3–AF–CsF and LaF3–AF–CaF2 systems, the coordination number of lanthanum cation ranges from 6 to 8 depending on the LaF3 concentration and on the polarizability of the other cations. The addition of oxide (CaO) in the latter mixtures leads to the formation of lanthanum oxyfluoride species that precipitate in LaOF when CaO concentration is increased. The addition of CsF to LaF3–LiF–CaO yields to a displacement of the dissolved versus precipitated LaOF proportion.Journal of Nuclear Materials 10/2012; 429(s 1–3):40–47. · 1.21 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The electrical conductivities of molten LiF–YF3 and LiF–NaF–ZrF4 have been obtained from impedance measurements and molecular dynamics simulations, and discussed through the analysis of the local structure of the liquid. The conductivity decreases with addition of MFn (Mn+ = Y3+ or Zr4+) in the melt due to the formation of MFxn−x units, which can be either isolated or linked via bridging fluorine. Structural differences have been put in evidence depending on the nature of the multivalent metallic species (Y3+ and Zr4+) added in the alkali fluoride solvent regarding the stability of the MFxn−x units and the length m of [MFxn−x]m chains. These differences are at the origin of a more pronounced decrease of the electrical conductivity in the Zr-containing fused salts in the low MFn concentration régime.Journal of Fluorine Chemistry 08/2012; 134:44–48. · 1.94 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The synthesis and structure resolution of RbLaF(4) are described. RbLaF(4) is synthesized by solid-state reaction between RbF and LaF(3) at 425 °C under a nonoxidizing atmosphere. Its crystal structure has been resolved by combining neutron and synchrotron powder diffraction data refinements (Pnma,a = 6.46281(2) Å, b = 3.86498(1) Å, c = 16.17629(4) Å, Z = 4). One-dimensional (87)Rb, (139)La, and (19)F MAS NMR spectra have been recorded and are in agreement with the proposed structural model. Assignment of the (19)F resonances is performed on the basis of both (19)F-(139)La J-coupling multiplet patterns observed in a heteronuclear DQ-filtered J-resolved spectrum and (19)F-(87)Rb HMQC MAS experiments. DFT calculations of both the (19)F isotropic chemical shieldings and the (87)Rb, (139)La electric field gradient tensors using the GIPAW and PAW methods implemented in the CASTEP code are in good agreement with the experimental values and support the proposed structural model. Finally, the conductivity of RbLaF(4) and luminescence properties of Eu-doped LaRbF(4) are investigated.Inorganic Chemistry 02/2012; 51(4):2272-82. · 4.59 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This review covers the local structure of molten metal halide, where a somewhat wide definition of "local structure" is employed, i.e. from the first shell of interacting neighbours up to correlations arising at the nanometer length scale. These particular liquids are indeed strongly organized at unusually long distances due to the predominance of coulombic interactions. Many of them are also characterized by the formation of intermediate range ordering. It is therefore impossible to describe the local structure of these liquids omitting this longer-ranged correlation. Finally, a deeper attention is given to the systems on which recent progresses have been made in the last decade, as for instance molten fluorides and rare earth halides.Annual Reports Section C"" (Physical Chemistry)""" 06/2011; 107:88-123. - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Measuring internuclear distances through dipolar interaction is a major challenge for solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy. Obtaining reliable interatomic distances provides an access to the local structure in ordered or disordered solids. We show that at magic angle spinning (MAS) frequencies larger than ca. 50 kHz, some of the three-spin terms of the homogeneous homonuclear dipolar Hamiltonian can be used to promote the creation of double-quantum coherences between neighbouring (1)H or (19)F spins without using dipolar recoupling pulse sequences in the Dipolar Homonuclear Homogeneous Hamiltonian (DH(3)) double-quantum/single-quantum correlation experiment. This makes it possible to probe inter-nuclear spatial proximity with limited risk of probe or sample damage from radio-frequency (RF) irradiation, and is fully appropriate for fast repetition rate offering sensitivity gains in favourable cases. Experimental demonstrations are supported by multi-spin numerical simulations, which points to new possibilities for the characterization of spin-system geometries.Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 03/2011; 13(17):8024-30. · 3.83 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Dialkylimidazolium chlorometallate molten salts resulting from the combination of zirconium or hafnium tetrachloride and 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride, [C(1)C(4)Im][Cl], have been prepared with a molar fraction of MCl(4), R = n(MCl4)/n(MCl4) + n([C1C4IM][Cl]) equal to 0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.33, 0.5, 0.67. The structure and composition were studied by Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC), (35)Cl (263 to 333 K), (1)H and (13)C solid state and solution NMR spectroscopy, and electrospray ionisation (ESI) mass spectrometry. The primary anions of the MCl(4)-based ILs were [MCl(5)], [MCl(6)] and [M(2)Cl(9)], whose relative abundances varied with R. For R = 0.33, pure solid [C(1)C(4)Im](2)[MCl(6)], for both M = Zr and Hf are formed (m.p. = 366 and 385 K, respectively). For R = 0.67 pure ionic liquids [C(1)C(4)Im][M(2)Cl(9)] for both M = Zr and Hf are formed (T(g) = 224 and 220 K, respectively). The thermal dissociation has been attempted of [C(1)C(4)Im](2)[HfCl(6)], and [C(1)C(4)Im](2)[ZrCl(6)] monitored by (35)Cl and (91)Zr solid NMR (high temperature up to 551 K).Dalton Transactions 02/2010; 39(5):1379-88. · 3.81 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Dialkylimidazolium chlorometallate molten salts resulting from the combination of zirconium or hafnium tetrachloride and 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride, [C1C4Im][Cl], have been prepared with a molar fraction of MCl4, R = nMCl4/nMCl4 + n[C1C4IM][Cl] equal to 0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.33, 0.5, 0.67. The structure and composition were studied by Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC), 35Cl (263 to 333 K), 1H and 13C solid state and solution NMR spectroscopy, and electrospray ionisation (ESI) mass spectrometry. The primary anions of the MCl4-based ILs were [MCl5], [MCl6] and [M2Cl9], whose relative abundances varied with R. For R = 0.33, pure solid [C1C4Im]2[MCl6], for both M = Zr and Hf are formed (m.p. = 366 and 385 K, respectively). For R = 0.67 pure ionic liquids [C1C4Im][M2Cl9] for both M = Zr and Hf are formed (Tg = 224 and 220 K, respectively). The thermal dissociation has been attempted of [C1C4Im]2[HfCl6], and [C1C4Im]2[ZrCl6] monitored by 35Cl and 91Zr solid NMR (high temperature up to 551 K).Dalton Transactions 01/2010; 39(5):1379-1388. · 3.81 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We have developed a new experimental setup for the measurement of self-diffusion coefficients at high temperature (up to 1500K) in corrosive liquids. It is based on pulsed field gradient NMR using a 10mm liquid probe with two channels F-H/X modified and coupled with laser heating. The values obtained thanks to this setup are in good agreement with the available data obtained using the reference method, i.e., the capillary method. We present here results on 19F, 7Li, 23Na, 27Al in molten fluorides. In alkali fluoride mixtures, the self-diffusion coefficients depend weakly on the composition (nature and concentration of the different alkali) but mainly on temperature. In cryolite (Na3AlF6), the diffusion evidences AlFx3−x species.Comptes Rendus Chimie - C R CHIM. 01/2010; 13(4):399-404. - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The local structure and the dynamics of molten LiF-KF mixtures have been studied by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and molecular dynamics simulations. We have measured and calculated the self-diffusion coefficients of fluorine, lithium and potassium across the full composition range around the liquidus temperature and at 1123 K. Close to the liquidus temperature, D(F), D(Li) and D(K) change with composition in a way that mimics the phase diagram shape. At 1123 K D(F), D(Li) and D(K) depend linearly on the LiF molar fraction. These results show that the composition affects the self-diffusion of anions and cations more weakly than the temperature. The activation energy for diffusion was also determined and its value can be correlated with the strength of the anion-cation interaction in molten fluoride salts.Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 12/2009; 11(48):11501-6. · 3.83 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Self-diffusion is a fundamental property of liquid dynamics that also provides important structural information. To explore the dynamics in inorganic melts with high liquidus temperature, we propose a new setup based on pulsed field gradient NMR combined with laser heating that makes possible in situ self-diffusion coefficient measurements up to 1500 K. Applied to several corrosive molten fluorides in a wide range of compositions and temperature, we have evidenced the different key parameters of their motion along with their structural characteristics. In alkali fluorides, the self-diffusion coefficient of fluorine depends slightly on the composition compared to the temperature, displaying these systems as an ideal bath of polarizable hard spheres. In contrast, self-diffusion in rare earth and alkali fluorides mixtures presents a complicated balance between temperature and the network-forming process of the ionic long-lived units. These results open wide perspectives in the study of high temperature liquids.Inorganic Chemistry 10/2009; 48(23):10972-5. · 4.59 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In situ high temperature nuclear magnetic resonance in molten fluoride mixtures gives some structural picture of the complexes existing in the melt, i.e. of their nature and relative proportion. Thanks to the development of a laser heating system associated with a close crucible in boron nitride, we can describe experimentally the evolution of these complexes from the anions and the cations point of view. By 19F NMR, we have shown the existence of three kinds of fluorine atoms depending on the composition: free fluorine like in pure LiF (non-bonded), bridging fluorine in melts rich in LnF3 in addition with terminal fluorine singly bonded to one rare earth. Data obtained by NMR spectroscopy are also combined with EXAFS measurements, again thanks to a specific development of the sample holder adapted with molten fluorides and high temperature. This study is a part of our systematic investigation of the different Alk–LnF3 systems by NMR and EXAFS spectroscopy.Journal of Fluorine Chemistry - J FLUORINE CHEM. 01/2009; 130(1):45-52. -
Article: High temperature NMR study of the local structure of molten LaF3-AF (A = Li, Na, K and Rb) mixtures.
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ABSTRACT: The local structures of molten lanthanum alkali fluoride binaries have been studied using HT NMR technique. The chemical shifts of (19)F, (23)Na and (139)La in solid and in liquid have been compared for AF (A = alkali) and LaF(3). In pure molten alkali fluorides, the polarisability of anion-cation pairs appears to be a key parameter to depict the observed evolution of (19)F chemical shifts. The influence of the composition has also been studied by measuring the chemical shifts in molten LaF(3)-AF as a function of LaF(3) concentration. A strong influence of the alkali influence is observed. The coordination number of lanthanum is decreased versus AF amount all the more since the alkali atomic number is high. Moreover, the more polarisable the alkali, the less bridging fluorines between the LaF(x) units.Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 07/2008; 10(22):3222-8. · 3.83 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We have studied the self-diffusion properties of butyl-methyl-imidazolium bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)-imide ([BMIM][TFSI]) + water system. The self-diffusion coefficients of cations, anions, and water molecules were determined by pulsed field gradient NMR. These measures were performed with increased water quantity up to saturation (from 0.3 to 30 mol %). Unexpected variations have been observed. The self-diffusion coefficient of every species increases with the quantity of water but not in the same order of magnitude. Whereas very similar evolutions are observed for the anion and cation, the increase is 25 times greater for water molecules. We interpret our data by the existence of phase separation at microscopic scale.The Journal of Physical Chemistry B 11/2007; 111(41):11888-91. · 3.61 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The objective of this paper is to describe the local structure in fluoride melts of nuclear interest. Our experimental approach combines NMR and EXAFS spectroscopies both sensitive to the microstructure of solid and liquid materials. These techniques allow identifying the complex formation in molten media. Thanks to the development of specific cells adapted to molten fluorides up to 1300 °C, we give some structural description of LiF–LnF3 systems (Ln = Y, Lu, Ce) and discuss the evolution of 19F spectra in terms of different fluorine configurations depending on the composition. This approach is further extended to the characterization of LiF–ThF4 system by 19F NMR in melts from 0 to 100 mol% ThF4 at temperatures ranging from 600 to 1100 °C. We report also very first EXAFS spectra obtained in situ at high temperature, at the Thorium LIII edge, in LiF–ThF4 molten mixtures.Journal of Nuclear Materials 01/2007; 360(1):43-48. · 1.21 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A casting process has been studied for charged polymers: the sulfonated polyimide ionomer membrane. The formation of the membrane has been followed by X-ray reflectivity as a function of temperature. The effect of equivalent weight has been also investigated. The thickness loss presents two regimes: the first one is linear vs time indicating that the models developed for noncharged polymer may be suitable for ionomers in the early period of drying. The second one corresponds to the loss of X-ray reflectivity signal. Moreover, the X-ray reflectivity signal seems to be correlated to the characteristic time of the sample drying. In complement, we have studied the influence of casting on the properties of the dried ionomer membranes. The transport coefficients of N(CH(3))(4)(+) ions confined in two kinds of membranes that were differently cast were measured. The results show that shearing the ionomer solution during casting may lead to an enhancement of the anisotropy of structure and of transport. Moreover, we have studied the effect of both interfaces on the ion transport properties through the dried membranes.The Journal of Physical Chemistry B 07/2005; 109(22):11332-9. · 3.61 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The structure of a sulfonated polyimide (sPI) ionomer membranes was investigated via the transport properties of various confined cations (7Li+, 23Na+, 87Rb+, 133Cs+). Their NMR spectra show large residual quadrupolar splitting depending on the orientation of the film in the static magnetic field B0. This behavior is the fingerprint of a macroscopic nematic ordering of charged interfaces. This is also confirmed by the anisotropy of the self-diffusion tensor measured by 1H and 7Li PGSE experiments on N(CH3)4+ and Li+ cations, respectively.Magnetic Resonance Imaging 03/2005; 23(2):367-8. · 2.06 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The local structure in molten YF3–LiF and LaF3–LiF binaries has been investigated by NMR and EXAFS spectroscopy. For YF3–LiF, the high-temperature 19F and 7Li NMR spectra have been recorded in situ in the molten state for compositions ranging from pure LiF to pure YF3. The LaF3–LiF system has been studied by 19F and 139La NMR and EXAFS spectroscopy at the LIII edge of La. The local environment around the La3+ in the molten state does not depend on the composition, while 19F chemical shift evolution confirms the progressive formation of bridged species. To cite this article: A.-L. Rollet et al., C. R. Chimie 7 (2004).Comptes Rendus Chimie - C R CHIM. 01/2004; 7(12):1135-1140. - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In charged systems, the counterion distribution is an important information to understand their equilibrium structure. Small angle neutron scattering used with a contrast variation method is a suitable technique to analyze this distribution in aqueous and confined media. We had applied this method to Nafion membranes, a complex ionomer and disordered charged system. In this paper, the same approach is used for a lyotropic liquid crystal (LC) system: a lamellar phase of perfluoropolyether surfactants. As for Nafion system, we show strong counterion condensation at the surfactant–water interface that depends on the long-range period characterizing such an LC system.Physica B Condensed Matter 01/2004; 350(1). · 1.33 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A new cell with simple design has been developed for high temperature X-rays absorption measurements in both solid and molten lanthanide fluorides. Two plates of pyrolitic boron nitride are fixed hermetically together around the samples in order to avoid any evaporation and atmosphere interaction. EXAFS spectra of molten mixtures of LiF–LaF3 measured at the La LIII absorption edge are reported up to 900 °C, and show the ability of this cell to keep the salt and to perform long time acquisition improving the signal to noise ratio.Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section B-beam Interactions With Materials and Atoms - NUCL INSTRUM METH PHYS RES B. 01/2004; 226(3):447-452.
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