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1 .If you get to Guilin city by plane firstly, you can get to Yangshuo as follows:
1) You may take a taxi get to Yangshuo directly cost 300CNY and 2 hours.
2) You may take the mini bus from the exit of the airport to Guilin city center and cost 20CNY and 45minutes.then you can take bus from Guilin train station or Guilin bus station to Yangshuo town, costing 15CNY and 1.5hour, the bus will leave every 20 minutes.
Guilin airport is about 30km far away from Guilin train station/Bus station. If you want to save your money, you can take the airport bus get to Guilin city center.
The airport bus usually come-and-go between Guilin airport and Guilin airline company. 'D' is stand for Guilin airport, 'F' is Guilin airline company. If you take the airport bus to Guilin bus station or Guilin train station, you can said to the driver that I will get off near train station in advance. And then you have to get off the airport bus at 'E' near to Guilin train station.(if you didn't said to the driver, it will drive you to Guilin airline company directly),then you can walk to Guilin train station or bus station.
3. If you want go to Yangshuo by bus, you can find the bus at Guilin train station or Guilin bus station.
Generally speaking, the buses, which stay in the front of train station, belong to Yangshuo local transfer company, and the price is 14CNY/per and 1.5 hour from Guilin to Yangshuo bus station., but it will stop for a short while in every town and pick up some local people.
Guilin bus station is located in the north of train station, 200 meters from the train station. These buses belong to Guilin government, so it's a nonstop express bus. It costs 15CNY and 90 minutes.
After you arrive in Yangshuo bus station, you can go along the Diecui raod , it takes 10 minutes and 300 meters, and you will find our hotel on the right.
4. If you take a boat from Guilin to Yangshuo, after you arrive in Yangshuo wharf, you can walk to our hotel go along the Diecui road, and it takes 5 minutes and 150 meters.
5. If you get to Yangshuo town from Shengzhen, Guangzhou, Zhuhai or other cities of Guangdong provinces (Canton), you can take an express bus to Yangshuo directly, which costs 150-300CNY and 10-12hours.

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2013 Deutsche Classic
Deutsche Classic, Reading, PA, 9th annual premier all German Automotive event held annually on the second Saturday in July, including vintage, classic and late model Porsche, Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Volkswagen as well as the unique German orphan and micro cars: DKW, Goliath, Goggomobil, Heinkel, Isetta, Messerschmitt, NSU, Opel, Wartburg among others. Saturday July 13th at Oley Fairgrounds (26 Jefferson St. Oley, PA 19547). Swap meet, car show, car corral, live music, Ladies in Jeans contest with cash prizes and tire toss competition with $600 tire vouchers. Individually designed, hand crafted, class specific show car awards incorporating vintage parts & automobilia. A la carte food included with $17 admission (12 and under free). An all-family event. Rain or Shine 8:00am – 4:00pm. Directions: US-222 to Route 73 East. NOTE: New Venue! Visit www.deutscheclassic.com
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Carnival Cruise Lines can't get a break. Shares tumbled more than 5% Wednesday afternoon after issuing a profit warning related to its latest cruise ship disaster.
Carnival's Triumph cruise ship had been expected to land back in Galveston, Texas, on Monday, after a week-long Caribbean jaunt. Instead, a fire broke out in the engine room that led to a full-blown power outage, stranding the ship and its 3,000 passengers in the Gulf of Mexico
Carnvial said it expects the total financial impact from voyage disruptions and repair costs to reduce its earnings per share by 8 cents to 10 cents for the first half of 2013.
Shares of Carnival could remain under pressure in the near term as the ship remains stranded. But Nomura analysts say the skittishness should be short -lived.
"Unfortunately, we expect attention to build once the ship's 3,143 passengers return to port, post pictures and videos online, and speak with reporters, an additional 24--48-hour risk for the stock," said the analysts. "Cruise loyalists and investors should be undaunted by ugly headlines over the long term."
The news spilled over to Royal Caribbean, whose stock fell about 2%. Interestingly, Norwegian Cruise Lines, which recently went public, rose 2.5%.
This isn't the first public relations nightmare for Carnival. In fact, it faced a worse disaster last year.
Just over a year ago, Carnival's Costa Concordia ran aground off the coast of Isola del Giglio, Italy. The ship was severely damaged and left 32 people dead.


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Former Republic Windows CEO Sentenced To 4 Years
The former CEO of Republic Windows and Doors has been sentenced to four years in prison, and fined $100,000 after pleading guilty to stealing company machinery when he shut the business down in 2008.
Minimum Wage Workers Picket For Better Pay
Several protests have been scheduled for Thursday in Chicago, as part of a nationwide demonstration in favor of a higher federal minimum wage.
What Will Mariano's Purchase Of 11 Dominick's Stores Mean For Prices?
CBS 2's Chris Martinez visited stores from both chains to do a price check, comparing the base price of ten items at Dominick's and Mariano's.
Hobbyists Already Getting A Taste Of Amazon's Drone Techology
What may seem like the package-delivery technology of tomorrow has really already arrived. CBS 2′s Derrick Blakley reports.
Eleven Dominick's Stores To Become Mariano's Markets
Roundy's, which owns the Mariano's chain, says it will buy 11 of the Dominick's stores for $36 million.
Upcoming Votes To Determine Fate Of Illiana Expressway
Do or die time is nearing for the Illiana Expressway. WBBM's Veronica Carter reports there are a couple of key votes coming up this month that will either set the project in motion or send it back to the drawing board.
Made In Chicago: William Harris Lee Company
William Harris Lee and Company has grown to become the world's largest and most respected maker of fine stringed instruments.
Retailer Tries To Lure Consumers Through The Doors With Million-Dollar Giveaway
Old Navy offered an incredible chance to win a $1 million prize to one person in the first waves of shoppers on Black Friday. CBS 2′s Dorothy Tucker reports.
Bargain Hunters Get Early Jump On Black Friday Shopping
They didn't sleep. They don't care about the cold. They're on a mission to shop.
City Moves To Let Cubs Sell Beer In Wrigley Field Plaza
The Cubs would be allowed to sell beer and wine from kiosks at an open-air plaza adjacent to a renovated Wrigley Field — and fans would be allowed to bring drinks in plastic cups to the plaza — in the latest in a string of concessions to the team.
Holiday Travelers Encounter Fewer Delays Than Expected
CBS 2′s Derrick Blakely reports holiday passengers expecting turkey day travel troubles received a pleasant surprise as few O'Hare flights delayed or cancelled due to the northeast storm.
2 Investigators: Is Your Mall Safe?
It's a time for giving, but sadly it can also be a time for taking by criminals such as pickpockets, shoplifters, car thieves and muggers.
Sign Of The Times: More People Working On Thanksgiving
Are the stores to blame – or are you? CBS 2's Brad Edwards reports.
Illinois Attorney General Madigan Releases Safe Shopping Guide
There are a number of toys, clothing and other items that safety experts want you to know are on sale and unsafe for children, reports WBBM's Bernie Tafoya.
Gas Prices Inch Up In Chicago, But Still Lower Than Year Ago
Average retail gasoline prices in Chicago have risen 4.8 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.46 on Sunday.
Made In Chicago: Kay's Candies
Kay Giglio began making candy over 50 years ago.
Whole Foods Gets OK To Set Up Shop In Englewood
Upscale grocer Whole Foods — derisively known as "Whole Paycheck" for its high prices — got the OK Thursday to set up shop in Chicago's impoverished Englewood community.
Wells Street Bridge Reopens After Yearlong Rebuild
The historic Wells Street Bridge over the Chicago River reopened to cars, bikes, and pedestrians on Thursday; a year after it was closed for a complete overhaul.
Alderman Wants Companies Seeking City Subsidies To Disclose Tax Info
Ald. Will Burns (4th) and some colleagues have sponsored a measure that would require large corporations seeking financial assistance from the city to declare how much they pay – or don't pay – in corporate income taxes.
After Night In Jail, 'Penniless' TV Pitchman Remembered Swiss Account
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Looking away from the train station, turn right until you get Dorp street to your left. Turn up Dorp street until you get to the first traffic light. Turn right across the Eerste river bridge and turn right in Saffraan street. Cross the four way stop and take first left, Culemborg cresent. Look for no 11. 15 minutes walk.


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Nestled in a serene forest, Disney's Fort Wilderness Cabins offer a quaint, relaxing escape in surroundings that capture the timeless beauty of pioneer days. And for a real back-to-nature experience, new "Big-Rig Friendly" campsites are available for travel trailers, motorhomes and tents.
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Sat, Jul 17, 2010 | 16:53 BST
Use of 1080p 3D in PS3 games being limited, says Sony
Sony's senior development manager, Simon Benson, told attendees during his 3D demo at Develop this week the guidelines for 3D gaming on PS3 limit the display resolution at 720p.
Thu, Aug 27, 2009 | 15:42 BST
Ghostbusters PS3 patch increases res "to match that of Xbox 360″ [Update]
Atari's released a patch for the PS3 version of Ghostbusters which it claims provides "an increase in resolution to match that of Xbox 360 and some freeze issues, along with numerous other localization fixes."
The 360 version runs at 720p, for the record. Does the update do what it's supposed to do? We have a sneaking suspicion you're going to find out later today.
There's a bit more detail on the download's benefits in this press release.
Update: DF reckons it's not true, in a nutshell. Thanks, DaMan.
Tue, Jul 07, 2009 | 01:06 BST
720p Mario Galaxy — this time in motion!
Screenshots? Who needs 'em? They don't move, and if you're a T-Rex, you can't even see them. Lame.
Fortunately, GoNintendo has three glorious minutes of 720p Mario Galaxy in fluid, silky smooth motion.
Go check it out. Pine for what could have been.
Fri, Oct 10, 2008 | 13:36 BST
Videogamer.com claims first 720p video player among UK sites
UK games site Videogamer.com has launched a 720p video player, claiming it's the first in the country to do so.
"I'm really exited at the launch of our HD offerings as we approach our busiest Christmas ever", said site boss Adam McCann.
"This is also a prime example of how VideoGamer.com is continually diversifying, providing new and unique opportunities to media buyers to market their products online."
The service has been launched in conjunction with Ubisoft and its Far Cry 2 campaign.
Press release after the link.
Tue, Apr 01, 2008 | 06:51 BST
PS3 1080i support working in Burnout Paradise
According to Criterion's site, the developer's got 1080i support working in the PS3 version of Burnout Paradise, allowing people that own a 1080i TV that doesn't support 720p to run the game in HD as opposed to SD. The feature is to be included in the next patch, 1.3 or "Cagney" as it's called by the studio. More through the link.


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Guild Name: Remnants of Hope [HOPE]
Server: Tarnished Coast
Time Zone: International, primarily North America
Playstyle: PvX, WvW
Roleplay: Optional, Light-Medium
Age minimum: 14 years
Website: www.remnantsofhope.com
Recruitment: OPEN
Remnants of Hope was founded on June 7, 2009. Originally a Star Wars Galaxies guild, it moved to Star Wars: The Old Republic at launch. Well known and respected on the Jung-Ma server, fellow guilds have nothing but good things to say. We are described by our fellow players with comments such as "an honor to play with", to join us for "the full experience", "really good at making sure fun and great community are the norm" and "one of the best communities I have known in the game". (i)
At the request of its members, Remnants of Hope has changed into a multi-gaming guild to accommodate Guild Wars 2. Over the past 3 years we have undergone changes but continue to improve with age and experience. We strive to provide an engaging environment for all players to play the way they want. Currently we have about 10 members playing GW2, with 100 approximately in the guild total.
Remnants of Hope stands for a lot of things, truthfully. If our atmosphere shows anything, it shows our integrity, maturity, respect and our very will to survive. Now that last one might seem a bit extreme, but our undying loyalty to our guild and the loyalty shown by many of our members today have risen from the ashes of what would have kept many guilds down! We are ever evolving and ever improving as we continue to age and grow.
What we stand for is to serve as a place where one can escape from their daily struggles and stress of life, to simply enjoy their time that they have to spare. Our motivation is to simply ensure that everyone has the best experience that we can offer! As one of our member's favorite phrases, "Light from the few can be a beacon to many," we hope to empower and prove inspiration to many of the guilds within the GW2 community. For us to endure what we've been tossed and continue to go strong, we only hope that all of the guilds thrive! Though we may serve as an example, certainly we strive to become better and stronger with each passing day! What do we stand for? Hopefully as a beacon of inspiration to any who join or any who compete, we all have one common goal among us and that is a pleasant gaming experience!
Remnants of Hope wants to give you the opportunity to build your own playstyle. This means we offer PvE, PvP and RP. The great thing is you can literally play the way you want! Don't care for PvE but love PvP? Go for it! Not so hot for either PvE or PvP but want to really immerse yourself in your character through roleplay? Not a problem. Whether or not you're casual, semi-hardcore or hardcore, we're right there with you. We have dedicated officers for each focus, committed to giving you what you're looking for. We plan on taking PvP very seriously, and continue to progress in dungeons and new content both competitively, and casually as a community.
We don't plan on limiting ourselves to one thing that the game has to offer, but all fields that we can conquer as an ever-growing community. Our focus is far from linear like some guilds might be, and we will make the best of everything we're given! Some will learn much more quickly than others, why not have our members' help you reach full potential and maximize your enjoyment of the game? So, we have two primary focuses, 1) All aspects of the game, and 2) Your experience both pre- and post-game launch!
Many years ago, a small bastion in Elona barely escaped, hidden under the oppressive rule of Palawa Joko. It was harsh living in this strict land; a dervish, valiantly protecting his people, a fallen paragon with nothing to her name, and a thief who only cared for himself. Not one of them ever thought they would have to do more than try to get by, until Fate intervened in the form of an unlikely duo- An asura merchant with his Norn protector. Now on the run they must figure out who can be trusted, and how to survive.
You? You are their descendants...or are you? Perhaps you know one of them; a mentor, a friend, perhaps just a passing traveler. The land of Tyria is an incredible one, full of mystery and intrigue (And monsters! Lots of monsters. And gold farmers), just begging to be explored.
No restrictions, if you can create it or roleplay it (and it stays within the confines of acceptable Guild Wars 2 Lore), you're more than welcome at Remnants of Hope. We have an emphasis on letting members RP as they wish, and you are not obligated or required to conform to the guild lore!
Read our full guild lore here!
Aside from giving you the freedom to choose your playstyle, we also offer many features to our community.
- Awards system for community recognition
- Highly active Website and forums
- Teamspeak 3 server
- Events Calendar loaded with new events each day
- Large community outreach
- Active RP community
- Organized PvP and PvE
- Family friendly community and environment
- Dedicated leaders
What We Look For:
- Good attitude
- Maturity
- Friendly nature
- Teamplayer
- Active
- Respectful, motivated, and sociable
Clicking on this link will take you to the RoH forums. To create an account, click on the "Create Account" button in the upper left of the forum page. Once you have received your confirmation email then begin your application by selecting the forum thread New Recruits Start Here..
Think of your application as almost a resume. The Recruitment Committee is using the app to get a better understanding of who you are, as a person, and how you would fit with the guild as a whole. So, complete and detailed responses to the questions will better ensure your application's acceptance.
Remnants of Hope utilize a trial membership period, if your application is accepted. This helps to ensure that the guild is a right fit for you and vice versa. More information in regard to what the trial membership period entails will be given to you upon acceptance of your application.
Q. I've been debating about joining many of the guilds I've seen. Why do you believe Remnants of Hope stands out among the rest?
A. Remnants of Hope stands out in a variety of ways! One that tends to stand out is the members. All are very welcoming to newer members; many are easy-going, very patient and always happy to help anyone who asks! We encourage the creation of ideas and are always looking on suggestions that can improve the guild as a whole! None go unseen or overlooked! You'll find no cliques here, as all are welcome and all are accepted with open arms. Our Teamspeak has people on at all hours and always eager to engage in conversation! Our forums have a variety of entertainment, from roleplaying to simple leisure and casual posting, and best of all -- Anyone can join in on the experience!
Q. What kind of guild activities are there?
A. We currently have sPvP practice Monday and Thursday nights, Story Mode dungeons on Tuesday nights, WvW on Wednesday nights, and RP event nights on Friday nights at 6pm PST/9pm EST. We also have static groups doing daily explorable dungeons and other PvE events such as scavenger hunts and jumping puzzle races.
Q. Why would you do 14 years age minimum?
A. At Remnants of Hope we believe maturity is based on the way you act, not how old you are. We evaluate you through an application and trial process to assess your character.
Q. How is the Remnants of Hope moderated and ran?
A. The Remnants of Hope operates in a manner that has proven to be the most efficient. The guild itself is ran by an individual member with the rank of High Elder. The High Elder serves as the leader and has overall authority over guild matters. To assist the High Elder in overseeing the guild, there is an elected body whose duty is to help manage and enforce Guild policy when necessary. This group is called the "Elder Council".
Q. How would I go about advancing in rank within the Remnants of Hope if I joined?
A. Remain active! You can easily get involved with Specialized Departments within the Guild (ie: RP, Crafting, PVP, and PVE Departments)
Q. Where do I go for additional questions?
A. Post here or in our visitor forums! We're always open and willing to answering any questions or concerns you may have. Additionally, you can whisper Alaric Doomflayer, Azyrel Blackrose, Rayean or Rinessa.
(i) Real quotes from our ToR recruitment thread here. Pages 1, 1, 1, 7 respectively. [Note with server consolidation our recruitment thread has unfortunately been lost… again.]
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"Inside Llewyn Davis" is the most satisfyingly diabolical cinematic structure that the Coens have ever contrived, and that's just one reason that I suspect it…
"Inside Llewyn Davis" is the most satisfyingly diabolical cinematic structure that the Coens have ever contrived, and that's just one reason that I suspect it…
This film charts the small humiliations a teen girls suffers as she navigates the world of sex, and how they start to accumulate.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
"Life Itself," the documentary about Roger's life inspired by his memoir, will play at the Sundance Film Festival.
This week we'll be featuring the work of the women who write for RogerEbert.com.
"Life Itself," the documentary about Roger's life inspired by his memoir, will play at the Sundance Film Festival.
Sheila O'Malley picks her favorite piece of Roger's writing.
Gerardo Valero sees the potential for a good remake in "Escape from New York."
Pablo Villaça offers his perspective on "The Great Beauty."
A celebration of A Christmas Story; The Wes Anderson Collection's first pan; Abel Ferrara breaks it down for you, pal.
Critics Christy Lemire, Sheila O'Malley and Susan Wloszczyna talk about 1980s cult film "Ms. 45" on the occasion of a re-release.
Well, they have the title right. I don't know how these people found one another, but they certainly belong on the same list. They all have roles in a screenplay titled "Seven Psychopaths," which is under development by a writer named Marty Faranan, played by Colin Farrell. In Hollywood, "under development" means "all I have is the title."
Written and directed by Martin McDonagh ("In Bruges"), this is a delightfully goofy, self-aware movie that knows it is a movie. You've heard of a movie within a movie? I think this is a movie without a movie. Some of it happens to Marty, some of it happens in Marty's imagination, and some of it seems to happen in one category and then invades another.
Consider an opening sequence with Michael Stuhlbarg and Michael Pitt, who, on the basis of their conversation, are professional hit men. Or perhaps not very professional, because although they are in a wide-open space, they allow a man in a mask to walk right up and shoot them in the head.
Does this really happen? Figure it out for yourself. Marty's best friend is Billy Bickle (Sam Rockwell), and if his last name is the same as the hero in Marty Scorsese's "Taxi Driver," I leave that for you to puzzle out. Eager to help Marty escape from writer's block, Billy suggests a classified ad asking psychopaths to volunteer for interviews. Tom Waits knocks on the door and introduces himself as a serial killer who specializes in killing other serial killers. I forgot to mention that Los Angeles currently has an active serial killer named the Jack of Diamonds killer, who wipes out mobsters.
Billy is in business with a man named Hans (Christopher Walken). They're dognappers who nab the beloved pets of well-off citizens, and pick the wrong victim when they snatch Bonny, the only creature on Earth who inspires the slightest affection from the cold-blooded gangster Charlie (Woody Harrelson). Bonny is a Shih Tzu, giving the film countless opportunities to employ the words "Shih Tzu," in which the "t" is sounded.
Intermixed with this story line, such as it is, are scenes for Marty's screenplay involving Harry Dean Stanton as a cold-faced, avenging Quaker, which play ever so much like first drafts for earlier versions of this script, not that Harry Dean Stanton isn't always enjoyable.
The film's climax takes place in the archetypal desert hills of a B-Western, where Marty, Billy and Hans find themselves hiding out from the relentless Charlie with the Shih Tzu. The logic of this action, which circles around the question of who can be trusted by whom, and for whose reasons, is sort of an elaboration of the elegant geometry in the Mexican Standoff in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly."
Walken sometimes leans toward self-parody, but here his performance has a delicate, contained strangeness. All of the actors are good, and Farrell wisely allows the showier performances to circle around him. Like any screenwriter — like Tarantino, for example, who is possibly McDonagh's inspiration here — he brings these people into being and stands back in amazement.
Gerardo Valero sees the potential for a good remake in "Escape from New York."
The first in a monthly series of video essays about unloved films, Scout Tafoya's video essay is an appreciation of "...
Erik Childress looks at the first awards of the season and their possible impact on the Oscar race.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "Dont' miss: An elegant and impressively layered nose features notes of lemon, lime, stone, floral and green apple aromas. The full-bodied flavors are concentrated, powerful and muscular with plenty of size and weight yet for all of the size, there is nary a trace of undue heaviness or..
Cellar/Tasting Notes A notably ripe and overtly exotic nose of dried peach, apricot, mango and papaya scents that is trimmed in discreet spice notes leads to suave and highly seductive big-bodied flavors that brim with an abundance of palate soaking dry extract. There is fine power and excellent concentration on the..
Cellar/Tasting Notes This is a bit more elegant but notably less exotic than the Criots with its spicy nose of ripe white peach, floral and citrus suffused aromas. There is relatively fine detail to the intense and broad-shouldered middle weight plus flavors that culminate in a seductive yet well-delineated, focused..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "If the Criots is the ripest of these grands crus, then the Demoiselles possesses the most elegant nose with a complex mix of white flowers, pear, stone, spice and citrus nuances. The impressively proportioned flavors are surprisingly approachable, at least in the context of a classic Chevalier..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Soft wood frames exuberantly fresh and expressive aromas of green fruit, green apple and pungent stone notes. There is outstanding volume and plenty of raw power to the tautly muscled large-scaled flavors that terminate in a focused, driving and wonderfully persistent finish. This is a big wine..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "A very mild trace of reduction sits atop otherwise pure and attractive aromas of acacia blossom, stone and lightly spiced pear. The rich but well-detailed flavors possess almost painful intensity while terminating in an explosive and bone dry finish that exudes a sense of classiness. There is a..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Strong sulfur scents dominate the nose. There is a similar mouth feel to that of the Demoiselles with textured, seductive and opulent large-scaled flavors that display plenty of the hallmark minerality before culminating in a powerful, intense and driving finish. This is unusually forward for a..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "There is ample wood to the ripe, expressive and solidly complex nose of honeysuckle, pear, white peach and discreet spice nuances. The medium-bodied flavors possess a sophisticated mouth feel and plenty of palate coating dry extract before culminating in a wonderfully long finish. The complexity..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Notes of honeysuckle, freshly sliced lemon, spice, pear and white peach are trimmed in soft wood nuances. There is superb mid-palate concentration and seemingly endless reserves of dry extract that completely stain the palate on the wonderfully textured medium full-bodied flavors that possess..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Here the wood treatment is markedly less obvious with its slightly more complex aromas of white flowers, pear, spice elements and background hints of citrus zest. There is excellent richness and power to the big-bodied, concentrated and energetic flavors that possess plenty of mouth coating dry..


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Deepwaterdesigns wrote:I cant wait till i get to the 6ft barrier! im still stuck on the 4ft barrier!
Love jaffa's idea of a "1 foot wave" thought....
madcat wrote:Alright so I guess I don't have quite the same mind set as some surfers. If I'm not surfing over rocks I really don't care how big it is. My issue stems more from "Is it going to close out on me right as I drop in?" but even that is rare. I guess a lot of people just sit in the lineup's for awhile, I don't think I've ever sat outside for more than 15 minutes. If I see a peak coming and am ready I honestly don't think about it, I just go.
The place I surf at was really big the last 2 weeks or so on some days. 10' + for about 4 days running. The form sucked and it was pretty nasty when they would close out, but I just don't think about it much. I'm not really that good yet and I eat it a lot, but it's just water. As long as you don't get held down or slammed into anything you should be ok. I rollerbladed for about 10 years and after jumping into 16 foot wooden wave ramps and onto rails, the water just doesn't scare me that much.
Kaaimans wrote: Anyway, I just find typing all the stuff out helps me find where the problem lies, and then I normally solve it myself before anyone else can give me much advice.
Sham wrote:yesterday I paddled out in bigger conditions than I have ever before (only 4-5 ft (with some 6-7ft sets occasionally) which for me is huge!) once I got out there I was immediately struck with fear and couldn't (or wouldnt) paddle for any waves.. i was out there for about 30 minutes trying to decide what to do.. do I try and paddle in and get smashed or what.. i decided the best way in was to catch a slightly smaller wave coming in.. so i paddled furiously for the next decent wave knowing that if i missed it i was then too far in for the next set and would get crumbled again. anyway. i caught the wave and actually rode it really well! felt awesome! i caught it almost all the way into the shore and sat on the beach.. and after about 10 minutes i decide that wave was too much fun and i should paddle out. but same thing happened.. got out(finally) and just started shitting myself again.. this time i think the swell might have picked up and i seriously didnt know what to do
i was out there for an hour that time and seriously i just felt sick. im not the best surfer and just didnt know what to do.. finally i decided just to paddle in when i saw a break in the sets.. i still got thumped and probably should have tried to catch a wave but my mind just wouldnt let me.. when i finally washed up on shore i just lied on the sand haha not as fun as i thought it would be!
i need to get over it cos winter is nearly here and the swell is picking up almost everyday! and i dont wanna not surf everyday.. im loving it too much!


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Do these jet-lagged travelers suffer from dromomania, an uncontrollable psychological urge to wander? Or is all this scheming and plotting to get to the more obscure reaches of the globe a noble vocation?
Here are arguments both ways.
Thirteen countries in two weeks does not an expert make
Neither does living for six weeks in Provence.
"Who's to say how long is long enough?" asks Veley. "If you stay a week, they'll tell you you need three weeks. Stay three weeks they'll say you need to spend the whole season.
"You can never win that game."
As far as he's concerned, "for a complete world view, you have to go everywhere. Because the news media doesn't begin to present an accurate picture."
Veley says the more information you can get on your own, the better.
"Five hundred countries is better than 400," he says. "Every place you're going to learn something new."
As of two weeks ago, Veley had been to 829 countries -- at least by his count on MostTraveledPeople.com, the site he started to help quell the Guinness furor.
Travel is supposed to be fun. Why do it this way?
Getting to many destinations requires massive amounts of planning, time and cash.
Even then, it doesn't always work out.
BIOT (also known as Diego Garcia), a British territory leased to the American military and located halfway between Africa and Indonesia, usually requires hiring a British law firm to secure a permit.
You'll also need to inform the U.S. military base located there that you're not a Somali pirate (so they'll call down their missiles).
Bouvet Island, a Norwegian possession located between Africa and Antarctica, is covered in glacial ice and penguin guano. Getting there requires cooperation from Mother Nature.
You can pay the $25,000 for three attempts to get to the island, but there's no guarantee -- the Russian icebreakers that take you there might still be unable to make landfall.
Even Veley, one of a handful who have been to Bouvet, says there were times he was ready to throw in the towel.
Bragging about all the countries you've visited makes you sound like a self-involved ass.
According to Billep, bragging isn't part of the program.
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Only a few will ever really "get it."
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Let's go live to the White House where that Paul's -- objective just in time for Christmas.
This year Michelle Obama's decorating with the theme of joy to all.
-- also for Christmas trees honoring the past first ladies and how they spend their time at the White House but how it goes into creating a White House Christmas can you imagine.
-- joining us is a woman who would know she was part of a 2008 decorating team -- Laura Bush and is author of Christmas with the first ladies this is an amazing beautiful picture -- -- -- -- Good morning to morning thanks for having I loved paging through it because it brings you back sort of in time.
But each First Lady really wanted to create their own identity.
They all have their own signature style and their own message that they wanted to send to the American public -- Chris -- And they share mrs.
Obama is to -- -- -- And what she always does -- it's always remembers our servicemen and women serving in our armed forces.
And there's a beautiful Christmas tree that I saw come in on on a horse drawn and wagon tiny little saying they have they have 54.
Christmas trees I have heard in the White House -- time in hats off to you they actually the decorators actually used your book.
To help figure out how to do well they did a tribute to the First Lady is and they they pulled on a lot of source materiel.
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Well this skinny was the first time -- -- -- all these people over for the holidays let's get organized and she went for the nutcracker.
It's a tiny ornaments which is really different than every other First Lady who's -- eight.
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Fri, Aug 23, 2013 | 06:40 BST
World of Warcraft "can't really be revolutionary", says lead designer
World of Warcraft's user base is in decline partially because Blizzard can't afford to innovate, comments from lead designer Tom Chilton suggest.
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World of Warcraft designer: Blizzard 'shot itself in the foot' with daily quest delimiting
World of Warcraft's lead game designer Tom Chilton admits Blizzard made a mistake removing the limit on daily quests.
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World of Warcraft Siege of Orgrimmar trailer presages update 5.4 content
An Orc and a Pandaren battle it out on a bridge while flinging heavy dialogue at each other in this trailer for the next World of Warcraft patch, which includes glimpses of a new raid.
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World of Warcraft 5.4′s Timeless Isle location detailed by Blizzard
World of Warcraft developer Blizzard Entertainment has detailed fresh features found in update 5.4: Siege of Orgrimmar's new Timeless Isle location.
Thu, Aug 15, 2013 | 00:17 BST
Battle.net universal launcher enters open beta
That battle.net launcher we've heard so much about, the one that makes it possible to log in to all your Bnet games at once and then not do it again for a month, has entered open beta today. What that means is that it works but they aren't going to force it on everyone just yet. But if you do want it right now, you can get it here.
Tue, Aug 13, 2013 | 17:40 BST
Blizzard trademarks title "The Dark Below," possible World of Warcraft expansion?
As spotted by MMO-Champion, Blizzard has filed a trademark for something called The Dark Below under the category "Computer game software downloadable from a global computer network," and while that could mean anything, that title does have Warcraft implications.
Tue, Aug 13, 2013 | 05:56 BST
World of Warcraft class rebalance detailed
Blizzard has gone into further detail on how and why it intends to rebalance World of Warcraft's classes in an upcoming update, to the usual roars of "nerf", "OP" and "rage quit".
Tue, Aug 06, 2013 | 03:17 BST
World of Warcraft Connected Realms feature coming after patch 5.4
Blizzard has detailed a new World of Warcraft system called Connected Realms, which will allow players in low-population servers to play with each other without migrating from their home territories.
Mon, Aug 05, 2013 | 10:39 BST
World of Warcraft animated series tells the Pandaren story
World of Warcraft's lore is explored a little further in the latest animated series from Blizzard.
Fri, Jul 26, 2013 | 16:14 BST
Activision notes Q2 decline in WoW subs, independence is a "win-win-win" says analyst
Activision Blizzard became an independent company last night, after it bought back the majority of its shares held by former parent company Vivendi which now, only holds a 12% stake. This is, according to Robert W. Baird & Co analyst Colin Sebastian, a "win-win-win" for all parties involved – despite a decrease in WoW subs.
Thu, Jul 25, 2013 | 23:27 BST
World of Warcraft gets several new premium cosmetic items
A handful of entirely playful items have been added to the Blizzard Store, which offer you absolutely no advantage in World of Warcraft.
Wed, Jul 17, 2013 | 07:23 BST
World of Warcraft adding Proving Grounds in update 5.4 for players who like difficult things
World of Warcraft patch 5.4 will be introducing a new feature called Proving Grounds that will allow level 90 players to test their abilities at being super good at this game. Essentially, these challenges are instances in which players can choose which combat role in the holy trinity they want to play and then face scenarios geared toward testing their skill in that role.
Fri, Jul 12, 2013 | 11:52 BST
Hearthstone replica board found within World of Warcraft files
World of Warcraft's files have been trawled by dataminers, and they've only gone and uncovered a replica board for Blizzard's WoW-themed card battler Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft.
Tue, Jul 09, 2013 | 14:19 BST
Blizzard confirms, details plans for World of Warcraft in-game store
Blizzard has confirmed it is looking to introduce an in-game store in World of Warcraft, and will be testing some of the items it will include in the Asian region at the outset.
Thu, Jul 04, 2013 | 12:56 BST
World of Warcraft: Blizzard considering micro-payments
World of Warcraft developer Blizzard has confirmed it is looking at ways to add micro-payment items to the MMO.
Tue, Jun 25, 2013 | 11:35 BST
World of Warcraft auction house hacks confirmed, Blizzard issues security warning
World of Warcraft's mobile armory has been compromised, and a wave of unauthorised log-in attempts on both the game's site and mobile companion app have caused developer Blizzard to issue a security warning to subscribers.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 16:05 BST
World of Warcraft summer sale knocks 75% off core game, select expansions
World of Warcraft and all its expansions are on sale today through June 24. You can pick up the WoW Battle Chest which comes with the game, The Burning Crusade, and Wrath of the Lich King for $5. For the same price, you can also grab 2010′s Cataclysm and Mists of Pandaria is also on sale for half off at 19.99. In all, if you are just starting the game, you can get the core game and every expansion released for $29.99. Hit up the summer sale page for more information.
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World of Warcraft Flexible Raid system coming in next content update
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World of Warcraft gets new mount, Armored Bloodwing
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World of Warcraft Escalation patch
Patch 5.3, or Escalation, for World of Warcraft is available today delivering many additions. A new Battleground called Deepwind Gorge as well as a new Arena, The Tiger's Peak, are included along with new scenarios Battle on the High Seas, Blood in the Snow, Dark Heart of Pandaria and The Secrets of Ragefire.
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After Johnny Manziel made history last year – becoming the first freshman to win the most prestigious award in college football – history made another appearance at the 79th Heisman Trophy presentation Saturday night.
While University President R. Bowen Loftin will step into the position of University of Missouri Chancellor on Feb. 1, the story of his career in higher education is in many ways a tale of give and take with Texas A&M University. Full story
Texas A&M accepted an invitation to compete in the Chick-fil-A Bowl against ACC runner-up Duke, the University announced Sunday evening. The matchup, at 8 p.m. Dec. 31 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, will serve as the initial meeting between A&M (8-4, 4-4 SEC) and Duke (10-3, 6-2 ACC), as well as both programs' first visit to the postseason destination.
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Although the Wednesday and Thursday before finals are designed to give students time to prepare for their upcoming exams, some Aggies use the days to escape the stress of long semester.
I pride myself on my love of obscure music. Due to excessive exposure, I have even instilled a decent musical taste in my very sassy and very obese guinea pig. But when I get in the car, all bets are off. The pop station goes on, the radio volume goes up, the windows roll down and all self-respect immediately vanishes to hide among the fast food bags on my floorboard.
Student Senate will convene for the last time of the semester on Tuesday to vote on a bill that seeks to end randomized ticket pull for football games.
David Cohen, lifestyles writer, sits down with Brett Cooke, professor of international studies
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The Aggie Bonfire was one of the most celebrated and anticipated traditions at Texas A&M. Working as one through hard labor, sweat and determination, bonds were forged that could only be described as familial.
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It's such a tourist hot-spot — The Central Park Boathouse. Of course I have wandered up through the park with out-of-town guests, but I have never had the time to sit down for a meal in the Boathouse — that was, until this weekend.
So many movies have shot several scenes outside of the Boat House, like Made of Honor, and of course 27 Dresses starring Katherine Heigl. Actually Katherine Heigl's character in 27 Dresses, Jane, dreams about having her reception at the Boathouse and instead her little sister rips her dream from her and declares that she will be taking that location for her wedding… Nice sister, right? (Above is a photo of a scene from 27 Dresses, where Katherine Heigl and her co-star Edward Burns are taste-testing food for the upcoming wedding!)
But I wasn't going to the Boat House for a wedding, rather it was for a simple Saturday afternoon lunch. My boyfriend and I thought we would finally head up to the Boathouse for brunch, but we were in for a big surprise when we ran into a few obstacles along the way to Central Park.
This past Saturday was St. Patrick's Day and both of us completely forgot how crazy the city was bound to be. So when our cab driver dropped us off at 72nd and Madison, rather than 72nd and 5th ave, we knew we were going to have an issue getting over to the park. 5th Avenue runs along side the east side of Central Park and you have to cross the avenue in order to get into the park. Once you cross 5th ave at 72nd street you can wander down a hill and run into the Conservatory Water aka the place where all the children take their wooden boats to let loose into the man-made pond. On Saturday, a gigantic hose was actually filling the Conservatory Water back up (I guess they drain it in the winter time). Then, in order to get to the Boathouse you need to keep to the left of the boat pond and head up a small hill. Once you're at the top of that small hill you will find a much large pond where the Boathouse sits at the end of it.
Well, my boyfriend and I walked from Madison to 5th Avenue (only one avenue of a walk) but we quickly saw a swarm of people all crowded around the street. We completely forgot about the St. Patrick's Day Parade that goes the whole way up 5th avenue. (I found that strange, in my opinion the parade was traveling backwards up 5th avenue instead of down.) We had to wait for at least 20 minutes until the police gave us the O.K to cross the street into Central Park. And once we were in the park we were surrounded by tourists and B&T (bridge and tunnel) folks who were visiting the city for St. Patrick's Day. The upsetting part about it was there were drunk people every where! From teenagers to parents escorting their kids — you could smell the booze on everyone. I truly felt bad for the NYPD who had to work on Saturday.
My boyfriend and I were shocked when we found out we only had to wait 30 minutes for our table at the Boat House. And my boyfriend who is always read to eat a meal insisted that we head to the Wafels and Dinges food truck that was parked not too far away. My boyfriend is so funny when it comes to food, some times I feel like I have to eat much faster than I typically would in order to get a sampling of food because he eats so fast if I don't act quickly I could miss out on some great food. (I guess that's how girls who grew up with brothers feel. Am I right?)
Immediately after he finished his waffle our table buzzer went off and we were seated. It was so difficult to decide what we should order — so many plates sounded delicious! We ultimately settled for lunch rather than brunch since it was already 3 p.m. So, we ordered: Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes with marinated cucumbers and served with a caper remoulade, Boathouse Grilled Chicken Paillard served with heirloom tomatoes, roasted beats, English cucumber, and Bermuda onion lemon dijon vinaigrette, and finally a special consisting of scallops served with truffled mashed potatoes.
The crab cake came out first and in my opinion it was the perfect dish we could have ordered to start our meal. We nearly had a Battle of the Forks when it came to digging into this crab cake — and the caper remoulade added a creamy texture to the moist crab cake and the flavor of the remoulade brought out all of the divine tastes of the crab. It was a perfect portion size too for two people — although it wouldn't hurt to have ordered one for each of us!
Next up were our entrees — even though we always share whatever we end up ordering, my boyfriend's plate choice was the chicken and mine was the scallops. I was shocked when my dish was placed in front of me because the way the plate was described led me to believe that I would receive only a few small scallops. While the scallops were very small, the plate was filled with them! I was pleasantly surprised to see that there was so much food in my order! Perfectly sauteed and distributed over the truffled mashed potatoes, the scallops were able to soak in some extra truffle flavors and the mashed potatoes were also the perfect compliment.
The chicken my boyfriend ordered was unbelievable. Perfectly cooked, the meat was moist and full of surprising flavors. You could tell that the chef either spent a lot of time putting such fantastic flavors into the meat, or he just has the perfect marinade to wow those who order it. The taste of the chicken was very sophisticated, and the addition to the candied apples on top was the perfect way to sneak in some sweet flavors to the dish.
Overall, we were so happy we were able to finally get up to the Central Park Boathouse for lunch, and on such a beautiful day too. The Boathouse restaurant is the perfect place to compromise for people who want something touristy, while someone else may want to visit classic New York and sample fantastic food. Who knew you could do both at the same time!


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Welcome to the Hotel "Laimer Hof" in Munich!
The villa was built in 1886 and is one of the traditional heritage buildings in the Nymphenburg district. In 1937, the villa was adapted for hotel rooms.
The hotel "Laimer Hof" is situated in the heart of Nymphenburg district, just by the Nymphenburg Castle with its beautiful park, historic sites, the botanical garden and many museums (palace museum, nature museum, porcelain museum, carriages museum and more!) . Within a short walking distance you visit also the Hirschgarten - Europe's biggest beer garden in Munich. Because of this exclusive location soon the "Laimer Hof" turned into a popular place for visitors all over the world.
In May 2003 the young 'hotel family' Alexandra and Sebastian Rösch took over the neo renaissance villa which is under monumental protection. After substantial renovations and modernisations a fresh feel dominates the villa. The hotel provides its guests with everything required by modern business people or visitors to Munich who are in love with Nymphenburg Palace. But what is most important: both of their hosts are passionate hoteliers. The chance to offer hospitality, friendliness and the best possible service is the focal point of their life.
Direct public transport connections to all the sights and attractions of Munich by bus, tram and rapid-transit railway can be reached from the hotel in only a few minutes.
The hotel has one of the highest hotel guest satisfaction of Munich and got numerous valuations for example at tripadvisor.com, venere.com, expedia.com or lonelyplanet.com.
Excellent Service! Expedia elected in September 2012 the Schlosshotel Laimer Hof in their yearly updated list of the Best Hotels in The Word, named Expedia® Insiders' Select™.
Quote "Of the 130,000 hotels and resorts on Expedia, only 650 hotels are deemed Insiders' Select 2012. Eligible hotels were ranked with a numerical score. These scores are completely independent of advertisers and partners. Only the top hotels with the highest scores were chosen for the Insiders' Select list." end quote of www.expedia.com
Laimer Hof is proud of being one of only two hotels in Munich, who earned this award.
Excellent Service! Tripadvisor elected in January 2012 the Schlosshotel Laimer Hof in the category "service" the best hotel in Germany. The winner was chosen from 16,000 hotels altogether. "Small, friendly, marvellous. I appreciate the peace and quiet as well as the warm welcome in several languages" – sums up a guest from Michigan, USA, after his stay in the Schlosshotel Laimer Hof. Like him, many other travelers gave the hotel, which is situated in the idyllic city district of Nymphenburg, top marks on one of the world's largest travel site.
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July 3rd 1892 Dear Cam: After re-reading your letter, which reached me yesterday in due time, I have concluded that it is deserving a prompt reply, hence I hasten to do so in a few lines tonight while in my room before retiring after a pretty hard days [sic] work, though the same old story which has grown quite thread bare, "no news." but [sic] if you will kindly bear with me for a little while I will do the best I can then leave you for the judge. To "bigin with the beginning" I shall take your letter up by sections and review it from a social stand-point. First: I am very sorry to hear of Joe's illness and hope he will not
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