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Drifters win three.......Drifters remain undefeated in Tidewater
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The Drifters varsity basketball team [9-2, 3-0] produced a three-win week last week, as they maneuvered through the Tidewater district, while winning a non-district game at home. The Beach rolled over opponents with an average of 14 points per game. Using a half-court zone defense and role players coming off the bench, the Drifters are now beginning to assert themselves. "We battled hard this past week—we are starting to see some productivity from more guys on our roster—and we are slowly embarking on the team toughness it takes to win big road games" Drifters boys varsity head coach Steve Swope said.
CB 51 – Middlesex 43
The Beach opened the game slowly as they fell behind 13-3 in the first quarter. After making some adjustments in defense, the Drifters rallied to take control of the game. Drifter point guard, T.T. Carey took over the second quarter by scoring 12 of his game high 22 points in the second quarter. Carey would later finish the game by scoring eight additional points in the third quarter; giving the Drifters a 42-36 lead. Carey had a banner day as he pulled down 12 rebounds, deflected 11 passes, one blocked shot and four steals.
Drifter stats: Dylan Farinet – 16 points [6-7], 6-7 free throws, 9 rebounds, 4 assists, deflected 11 passes, three blocked shots and produced four steals; Kevin "K-Dog" Swope – 11 points, 3 three-pointers, 8 deflections, 2 steals; Thomas Perry: solid defense.
CB 62 – Essex 55
The crowd got their money's worth when Region A powers, Drifters and Eagles battled for court supremacy last week. Drifters pounded the Trojans with a 21-13 lead in first quarter. Thanks to their six foot five foward, John Dille, the Trojans cut the lead to 34-28 at the half.
In the second half the Drifter guard Thomas Peery gave the crowd a show as he held the Trojan Division I prospect scoreless. Peery would later finish the game with 2 three-pointers. With college scouts watching, Farinet and Carey gave the Trojans fits with an abundance of court heroics. Carey dazzled the crowd with four steals that turned into dunks. He later finished with 23 points, including 8 field goals, 7-11 from the foul line, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, 9 deflections and at total of 5 steals.
Farinet matched Carey's court prowess with 23 total points, 43% shooting from the field, 4 of 5 from the free throw line, 12 rebounds, 2 assists, 11 deflections, and six steals.
Other Drifter stats included: Jamel Dickerson, 4 points, solid defense; K-Dog Swope, three-pointer; Jeremy Robinson, three-pointer.
CB 89 – Matthews 63
The Blue Devils came into the Drifterdome last week hungry for a win, but would soon receive a rude awakening. After a battling the Drifters to a 16-16 to end the first quarter, the Beach lit up the scoreboard by outscoring the Blue Devils 73-47 in the final three quarters.
Drifter stats: TT Carey, 28 points [13-22]; 2 three-pointers, 6 rebounds, 8 assists, 14 deflections, 4 steals; Dylan Farinet, 18 points, 1 three-pointer, 6 rebounds, 8 assists, 6 deflections, 2 blocked shots and 2 steals; Thomas Peery, 14 points, 2 three-pointers; Thomas Hayward, 8 points, 4 rebounds, solid low post defense; K-Dog Swope, 9 points, 1 three-pointers, two assists, 2 deflections; Jeremy Robinson, 4 points, 4 steals; Joe Slater, 2 points; Travis Cundiff, solid defense; Ken Devers, solid defense; Alex Gorfida, solid defense.
Results of the King William versus Colonial Beach game were not available due to press deadlines. The Drifters will also travel to play to play arch-rival King George on Thursday, January 15. The Drifters will return home to face Middlesex on Tuesday, January 27.
A rite of Drifter passage
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The Drifter machine never stops churning! Thanks to the ongoing efforts of long-time Drifter junior varsity head coach Randy Jones, the boys' varsity basketball program at Colonial Beach High School will continue to reap the rewards of a polished feeder system.
While winning is important, the aspect that Jones has focused on during his tenure with the Drifters is the development of competitive players who will one day bring another championship banner to the "Black & Gold." "After another year or two the underclassmen will, the necessary experience and gel together so that they will qualify for the varsity level," coach Jones said.
A potential Drifter star that will be added to the varsity roster next year is forward Randy Ruczynski. Ruczynski is the Drifter junior varsity's top scorer. "He is taking on a leadership role to help the Drifters in every area that we need," Jones said. "He is one of our better offensive players—we look to him for a lot of our scoring, especially when teams try to press us."
Presently the Drifters starting five are: Mike Phillips [center]; Randy Ruczynski [small forward]; Brandon Robey [power forward]; Kiante Dickerson [point guard]; Josh Sanford [shooting guard].
Since moving to Tidewater-A conference competition has risen to the next level. So far this season the Drifters junior varsity is still searching for their first win; their depth squad continues to get valuable experience learning all aspects of the Drifters patented pressure and two-on-three defense. "One through 15, they are all interchangeable," Jones said. "At any time we can go to any player on the roster and the drop really isn't a lot."
As a rite of passage for potential Drifter basketball players must pass through the Colonial Beach Youth Basketball League, and the Colonial Beach Junior High School basketball program before ascending to the ranks of the junior varsity and varsity basketball programs.
Two years ago, the Drifters came within one point of winning the Delaney Athletic Conference junior varsity championship. Notable members from that team that went on to achieve fame in other Drifter sports were Chad Inscoe, Will Trivett and Nick Peterson.
The Drifters return to action on January 2, 2009 when they host double-A giant Chancellor.
Colonial Beach 2008-2009 boys' junior varsity basketball roster: #1 Derrick Turner; #2 Josh Sanford; #3 Timmy Jackson; #4 Ethan Harbin; #Sidney Horton; #10 Kiante Dickerson; #20 Michael Jackson; #22 Brandon Robey; #23 Dion Gonzalez; #30 Randy Ruczynski; #32 Travis Irvine; #33 Josh Thomas; #44 Tim McDowney; #52 Andrew Seaman; #54 Mikey Phillips.
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Drifters bounce back
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Although the Drifters varsity basketball team opened their regular 2008-2009 season with a one-point lost to Lancaster, they regrouped and returned home with a win over Ameila County. With the goal of avenging their one-point loss to Lancaster, the Drifters suffered the same fate that occurred in their last game. The same last second shot that came off the basketball rim last year, took the same journey to come back out this year, giving the Red Devils reason to celebrate. True to form, the Drifters regained their traditional winning swagger and defeated Amelia at the Drifterdome.
Head coach Steve Swope realizes that the loss could be an inspiration for his team to stay focused as the season progresses. "It was a heartbreaker to lose on the same shot at the buzzer two years in a row," coach Swope said. "The good part about this year's déjà vu is our ability to play well the next night and beat a quick Amelia team."
Lancaster 62 – Colonial Beach 61
Last year the Drifters lost 57-56 after a buzzer beater shot by TT Carey came off the back of the basketball rim. Unfortunately, the shot fate happened again, only this time it was Dylan Farinet's shot that came out of the basket.
Carey led the way for the Beach as the talented playmaker finished with a team hight 29 points. He was 9-16 from the field [56%]. In addition, Carey scored 9 out 10 foul shots and pulled down 11 rebounds. He dished out four assists, deflected 11 passes and produced five steals defensively. He also scored two 3-pointers and consistently penetrated the Red Devil defense as he drove towards the basket.
Senior shooting guard Kevin "K-Dog" Swope opened the season on fire, as he scored six 3-pointers. K-Dog scored eight of 15 shots [53%] from the field. He also deflected six passes and picked up five steals defensively.
As a team, the Drifters were rusty, shooting 36% from the field, while being out-rebounded by nine, 40-31.
Colonial Beach 82 – Amelia County 65
The host Beach bursts through the tunnel, ambushing Amelia 20-8 with a first quarter explosion. The Drifters shot 54% from the field, making 56 of 67 shots, including five 3-pointers. They also crashed the boards by out-rebounding their bigger opponents, 52-37—and forced them into 35 turnovers.
Carey continued this offensive early season explosion by another 29 point output. He came close to a triple double again, as he ripped down 10 rebounds, dished out six assists, deflected 12 passes and stole eight passes on defense. Carey scored one 3-pointers and torched Amelia's pressure defense by consistently driving to the rim.
Junior, point-forward Dylan Farinet busted loose in this game with 18 points on eight of eleven [73%] shooting from the floor. He also hauled in 12 rebounds, issued six assists, deflected seven passes, blocked one shot, and finished the night with four steals.
K-Dog nailed a 3-pointer, totaling five points, gathered five rebounds, and handed out six assists.
Junior, power forward Paul Roberson produced one of his best games with eight points on three of four shooting, pulled down five rebounds, deflected nine passes, blocked a shot and had a solid defensive game all nigh in the post area against Amelia's defense.
Junior, forward Travis Cundiff came in and provided a spark with nine points, making four of seven shots, including a 3-pointer.
Thomas Perry scored a 3-pointer, as he totaled five points for the game. He also contributed three rebounds and two steals. Perry's teammate Jamel Dickerson added four points, five rebounds and two steals. Thomas Haywood and Alex Gorfida each scored a basket to complete the Drifter victory.
After their Monday win over archrival King George, the Drifters are 2-1 overall. The "Black & Gold" will travel to Amelia on Thursday, December 18. The Drifters will host Tidewater District rival West Point on Friday, December 19.
Getting ready for the basketball 2008-2009 season
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In preparation for the 2008-2009 season, the "Black & Gold," also known as the Drifter varsity basketball team is back and ready for action! They shifted into fourth gear last week as they notched two head-to-head scrimmages under their belts.
The Drifters will open the season this Tuesday, December 9 on the road against Lancaster and on Thursday, December 11, they will battle Amelia County in their home opener.
The Drifters first scrimmage was against four-A high school Great Mills. Great Mills is located in Southern Maryland. Great Mills outscored the Drifters 60-46 for the overall scrimmage, winning four out of six quarters.
The Drifters next game was against another big school, in the form of Battlefield District double-A James Monroe. The Yellow Jackets won five out of six quarters, with a overall score of 77-44.
Junior guard Dylan Farinet played consistently well for the Black & Gold. The talented playmaker hasn't lost a beat, as he distributed the ball well, with a balance of sound defense and aggressive rebounding. Farinet scored in double digits during both scrimmages.
Senior guard Kevin "K-Dog" Swope nailed four three-pointers versus James Monroe, as he finished with 14 points.
Jeremy Robinson hustled and picked up some big baskets in both scrimmages. Travis Cundiff scrapped and played hard nose defense, while chipping in a couple of buckets in each scrimmage. Kenny Devers, Paul Roberson and Joe Slater rebounded well and provided sound defense in the post area against bigger post players.
Confident that his team will regain their familiar championship swagger as the season unfolds, head coach Steve Swope said, "We didn't particularly shoot well in either scrimmage, but that will take care of itself in due time. The effort, hustle and high energy were there; however, we need to rep after rep handling it, defending it and shooting it."
Come open the "Dome" in style on Thursday, December 11, when your Colonial Beach Drifters rock the rafters.
Drifters Basketball: All All-Star lineup of speed & quickness
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The Drifters varsity basketball program is back and stronger than ever! After one week of practice under their belts, the Drifters are flexed and geared up this week to take on Great Mills and James Monroe in pre-season scrimmages.
On the following week, it will be "Tip Off" time as the Drifters travel deep in the Northern Neck to back Lancaster for their regular season opener, before hosting Amelia County in their home "Dome" opener.
Entering his 30th year as the Drifter boys' head basketball coach, Steve Swope is anxious to begin the journey to another regular season Tidewater-A District championship. "We are looking forward to the season with a bunch of energetic, hustling kids that take pride in wearing the 'Black & Gold,'" Swope said. "We should be very competitive to defend our district crown, while we look to go deep into VHSL playoffs."
Assisting Swope this season in the role of assistant coaches are Jonathan Parker and former Drifter player, Kurt Smith. Head Drifter boys' junior varsity coach Randy Jones and junior high school coach Earl Payton are back to lead their perspective programs to the top of their divisions.
Graduation cost the Drifters three prime time performers: shooting guard, Tim Wilson; power forward, Nate Galloway; the "X-factor" hustling Terry Bushrod. Their heroic deeds will be missed.
The Drifters head into the season with a strong list of valuable returnees, led by senior, All-District and All-Region point guard TT Carey. Carey averaged a Fredericksburg area best 22.9 points per game along with eight rebounds, five assists and four steals a night.
Junior point guard/forward Dylan "Mr. Versatility" Farinet returns as one of the best players in the District, Region and area. The multi-sport star averaged 18 points, seven rebounds, five assists, and three steals per game last season.
"We have two of the finer basketball players in the history of our school in the same back-court together," coach Swope said. "These guys can really put on a show and make people get out of their seats in the stands—you won't want to miss their highlights."
Senior shooting guard Kevin "K-Dog" Swope is back to lay claim to his long-range three-ball territory. K-Dog solidifies the Drifters a complete basketball team on all levels. He gives the Beach a solid triple-threat of instant offense, while making life tough on opposing offenses.
A huge presence in the low post zone is junior and center Paul Roberson. Roberson's ability to dominate the boards and block out taller rivals will be crucial to the success of the Drifters season. In the low post, senior, wing players Kenny Devers and Jamel Dickerson look to enhance the Drifters team speed and hustle as they compose the core of the Drifters depth.
Newcomers who have caught the coach's attention include Jeremy Robinson and Joe Slater. Robinson possesses a keen instinct for shooting and quickness, while Slater is the complete utility-player, who hustles from every end of the court.
Other players who aspire to contribute are: senior, shooter Thomas Perry; sophomore, post player Alex Gorfida; junior, swing-man Travis Cundiff; sophomore strongman Aaron Dickerson. The aforementioned role players are essential to providing the Drifters low post strength and scoring from the front-court.
During the summer the Team attended Paul Webb's Team Camp at Randolph Macon College in Ashland, Virginia. The summer squad won the camp championship for the four-day event and should serve as a confidence builder as the Drifters prepare for a tough season.
The Drifters season outlook could be something special if the chemistry meshes and the depth core of its supporting cast provides fresh legs each night. In light of their proud tradition of defense; look for the Drifters run and press, while creating defensive mayhem. Their defiant swagger and hard nose attitude is a trademark of their legendary past.
The Beach is scheduled to play double-A Battlefield powers King George and Chancellor, and every team in the Northern Neck except Rappahannock. Also, they will go to war against their 10 Tidewater District rivals, providing the hometown fans with an exciting schedule to come out and follow.
Fans come out and get the Drifterdome rocking, with its brand new floor and send the noise meter through the roof when the Drifters come through the tunnel. Go Drifters!


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A good, clean spot. Nice staff and easy to get to anywhere in the City from this location.
room too small, no place to hang any cloth (One hanger on the lamp post). No coffee in the motel and no easy access to restaurants.
I didn't stay,. & asked for my money back. The clerk said no refunds which is unfair for someone to be charged $119that didn't use the room!!!!
It was very clean and close to a bus stop to get into the French quarter ,
Scratchy towels , uncomfortable bedding .
The room was spotless! The staff was very helpful and informative about the area. Gave great recommendations on local transit options. Rooms were cleaned everyday and fresh towels provided(they even folded my boyfriends clothes he had left laying around!)
Would recommend coffee makers in the rooms
did not feel safe
The staff was friendly
The room smelled like smoke
The manager Hiren Patel was extremely nice. When he saw that I was a female travelling alone he automatically moved me to the front. I was there for All Star weekend and traffic was heavy, even though check out was at 11 am he allowed me to sit in the room until my taxi arrived (2 hours later due to traffic). Bathrooms were newly remodeled, very clean.
FAR FAR away from French Quarter (East New Orleans), you will either need a car or take cabs everywhere. From my experience most cabs are reluctant to go that far. It is not located in the best neighborhood so do not venture out walking alone.
No boiling kettle.
It is a good place to crash for a night but just that.
It had a weird smell. The carpet was noticeably dirty. I am not sure if it was a non smoking room as I asked because it had an ash tray.
a place to sleep that's a bout it
rooms were small and it was misrepresented in the add
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|Seattle Lutheran High School
4100 Southwest Genesee Street
Seattle,WA 98116
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Seattle Lutheran High School Drama Club will stage "Midsummer/Jersey" by Ken Ludwig:
Sunday, April 6 at 2:30 pm
$5 Adults, $2 Children ages 7 — 13 and under 7 are free.
Performances will be staged in the SLHS Gymnasium, 4100 SW Genesee Street
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La Flor Dominicana Air Bender Matatan Cigar Review
La Flor Dominicana Air Bender Matatan Cigar Review
This 5×50 stick features a dark brown mottled wrapper with a firm even pack, minimal veins, double cap, oily satin finish and rich cocoa and cedar aroma. First light reveals (more…)
Answering Viewer Questions Transcription
A big thank you to Mike Boucher for being the first to respond and get in the transcription job! Enjoy your sampler buddy! For those that just want the nitty gritty an don't want to watch the videos here is the meat and bones (the vids contain more info as I go off on other topics here and there). And please remember – these answers are all my OPINION. You are free to disagree with everything but please don't start an argument:
Transcription of Video #1.
1. Does the color of the wrapper dictate how strong a cigar is?
– There is no direct correlation between the color of the wrapper and the strength of a cigar. You can have a Maduro (dark wrapper) wrapped cigar be extremely Mild in strength or a Connecticut (light wrapper) wrapped cigar be a knock you on your butt Full strength cigar. There is more to a cigar than just the wrapper. The filler and binder play a huge part in dictating whether or not a cigar has strength or certain flavors.
2. What are the different kinds of humidification?
– There are two types of humidification devices, Active and Passive. The active are usually electronic which are actively misting water into the air, usually these are used for huge walk in humidors. An example of this is the Oasis electronic humidifier, they can be found all over the place online. Passive humidification (one or two way) is what you'll normally find in smaller desktop humidors. One way passive humidification only gives off humidity and two way will give off humidity as well as take in humidity if the humidity rises too high. An example of a one way humidification device are water pillows, these are literally small pillows of gel that soak up water and emit humidification right around 70% these are good to throw into a zip lock baggy if you ship cigars. An example of a two way humidification device which is what I use and (more…)
Mi Barrio El Forro Cigar Review
Mi Barrio El Forro Cigar Review
This 7×49 stick features an oily dark chocolate slightly spongy wrapper with a dry paper bag texture, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, triple cap and a rich oily musty chocolate aroma. First light reveals (more…)
Partagas 1845 Double Corona Cigar Review
Partagas 1845 Double Corona Cigar Review
This 7.25×54 stick features a rustic, thick and lumpy dark brown wrapper with a slight tooth, slight oil sheen, small and medium veins, visible seams, double car and a rich chocolate and wood aroma. First light reveals (more…)
Oliva Cain Habano 550 Tubos Cigar Review
Oliva Cain Habano 550 Tubos Cigar Review
This 5.75×50 stick features an aluminum cedar lined tubo sealed with cork and foil with a screw off cap. The cigar has a dark brown very firm hard wrapper with a dry paper bag feel, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, double cap, foot band and faint wood aroma. First light reveals (more…)
Emilio AF2 Toro Cigar Review
Emilio AF2 Toro Cigar Review
This 6×50 stick features a dark brown satin wrapper with firm even construction, nice oil sheen, small veins, tight invisible seams, good looking double cap and a musty, damp earth aroma. First light reveals a perfect draw and medium body flavors of a silky smooth musty aged tobacco flavor with a long pepper zing finish. Smoke output is excellent and it's nice and thick. The first third is up to full body with deep in your chest earthiness, a creamy coffee and tobacco as side notes. The finish is pepper and spice with an oily heat on the lips. The second third shifts to a creamy earth and caramel combo, still full body with a ton of thick smoke. The ash held on for the entire third falling in a solid white chunk. Ending at 1:15 the last third was all creamy leather with a slight pepper on the finish and medium-full strength, giving a nice rush. Thank you very much to Gary Griffith, Owner of Emilio Cigars for sending this in for review!
Rumba Torpedo Cigar Review
Rumba Torpedo Cigar Review
This 6×54 stick offers a dry soft tan wrapper with minimal veins, invisible seams, a very thin wrapper and a soft wrap and pack with spongy spots here and there. First light reveals an extremely loose draw, tons of medium bodied smoke with flavors of a peppery and slightly spicy dry tobacco with a long zingy finish. The first third burns fast but even, giving sweet woody flavors with a pepper and spice zing especially on the finish. Near the 1/2 way point it gets creamier with a coffee and slight mocha. The last third quickly goes even creamier like a hazelenut and brings up the smoke and pepper zing even more, ending at 40 min with medium-full body and almost full strength making me a bit light headed! Thank you very much to RumbaCigars.com for sending this for review!
Arturo Fuente Xtra Viejo Anejo No. 46 Cigar Review
Arturo Fuente Xtra Viejo Anejo No. 46 Cigar Review
This 5 5/8×46 cigar offers a dark chocolate wrapper, with a very firm and thick feel, minimal veins, tight seams and a slightly bumpy toothy surface. The aroma is rich tobacco with a hint of hay. First light reveals (more…)
Padron Londres Maduro Corona Cigar Review
Padron Londres Maduro Corona Cigar Review
This 5.5×42 stick comes in a dark chocolate wrapper with tight seams, medium veins, a lumpy hand rolled appearance and a double cap. The aroma is very potent milk chocolate and coffee. First light reveals a HUGE blast of pepper and spice, lighting up my mouth and making me salivate! The first third mellows a touch but still has a huge pepper and spice blast, with a deep earthy core and long finish. The draw is firm but smoke production is excellent both in volume and coat. 30 min in at the 1/2 way point, flavors on the draw get a little creamier with a bigger coffee taste, which quickly fades to the pepper and spice on the finish. The draw loosens up a bit to normal, and the ash falls every 1/2 inch. Ending just under 1 hour, the stick finishes with another huge pepper and spice blast much like the first light! Pushing full strength this is a powerhouse of a small cigar. Thank you very much to Thompson for sending this fine Padron sample for review!
Tatuaje Anarchy Cigar Review
Tatuaje Anarchy Cigar Review
Cigar Obsession was selected to be among the first in the country to sample the new limited Edition Tatuaje Anarchy. Back in the spring of 2009, Abe Dababneh of Smoke Inn approached his good friend, Pete Johnson regarding the idea. Pete was immediately on board. After about 6 different attempts, they felt Pete and Pepin struck gold with a blend that they were proud of.
The wrapper used is a very special proprietary crop of Ecuadorian Habano leaf that Pepin & Pete personally chose for the project. The binder and filler is Nicaraguan, and blended to perfection. The National Release Party will be held December 10th at the West Palm Beach location of Smoke Inn with both Pete Johnson and Pepin Garcia in attendance. Pre-orders are available through Smoke Inn.
This 6×50 to 6×58 or so perfecto stick offers a thick, hearty dark chocolate wrapper with medium veins, with minor tooth and a rich chocolaty aroma. It features a unique pigtail cap that's coiled like a snake on the head. First light reveals an easy draw, plenty of rich smoke giving a medium bodied earthy core of flavors with a big black pepper kick that builds on the long finish. The first third really picked up after getting over the foot taper, giving much more smoke than the initial light. Body is medium-full with flavors of a dry milk chocolate and earthy core, with a long deep finish of black pepper without the spice kick. 45 min in the 2nd third begins with a more creamy and buttery flavor of chocolate, while the pepper dies down a touch on the finish. Strength is up there but not full, just a nice kick. Ending at just under the 2 hour mark, the last third provides the same experience as the previous, continuing with a great smoking experience and bold rich flavors without the full strength kick! Thank you very much to Smoke Inn for generously sending samples for review!
Canimao Torpedo Cigar Review
Canimao Torpedo Cigar Review
This 6.1×52 cigar offers a velvet soft dark brown wrapper with a slight red hue, an even spongy give, invisible seams and minimal veins. The aroma is soft and rich smooth tobacco with chocolate notes while the first light reveals a medium-full peppery tobacco blast with a long finish. 15 min in to the first third the flavors hold steady but increase in power, going to a full body and near full strength. Draw is fantastic, burn is ok. 30 min in at the half way point flavors are still the same, which is fine by me! Smoke output has increased becoming more creamy. Ending at 50 min in with over an inch remaining the strength simply gre too much for me to finsih, making me light headed and sweaty! While not a bad thing, it's just too much for this reviewer! For those of you that prefer full strength – this is a perfect example to try! Thank you very much to Canimao for sending this sample for review, I greatly appreciate it!
Canimao Robusto Extra Cigar Review
Canimao Robusto Extra Cigar Review
This 6 1/8×52 stick offers a medium tan wrapper with a firm smooth feel, minimal veins, tight seams, a few splotches here and there and a good double cap. The aroma is a potent potpourri type smell with a nice little zing. First light reveals a very easy draw, good thick smoke production, and flavors of a very dry earthy tobacco. The first third is very smooth with medium bodied earthy tobacco and a mild pepper kick with a pleasant smooth long finish and creamy aftertaste. 45 min in at the half way point the strength of this stick really got to me! It is a FULL strength cigar while only medium bodied. For those liking power, this is right up your alley! The last third continues the great performance and adds a tough of caramel and licorice rounding out the general sweetness. The strength and body also match up at a solid medium-full, just where I like it. Ending at just under 2 hours the stick proved to have a great burn time for the money with decent complexity and excellent construction. Thank you very much to Canimao Cigars for generously sending this sample for review!


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WCCOA Program Intern, Amorette Renwand, withLarry E. Slaughterbeck, Second Place for "APlastic Cream Colored Philco."
The Wood County Committee on Aging, Inc. held its ninth annual poetry banquet and drew in 22 entries from all over Wood County.
North Baltimore resident Larry Slaughterbeck garnered 2nd Place with a beautiful story about a radio.
The Wood County Committee on Aging, Inc. held its ninth annual poetry banquet and drew in 22 entries from all over Wood County.
The poems reflected the individual's personal feelings about life, hope, dreams and love, which celebrated the heart and souls of the participants as they have enjoyed "Life's Moments."
A celebration for the entries and recognition of the winners took place on Tuesday, April 29 at 4 p.m. at the Wood County Senior Center. The declared winner was Nancy Jean from Perrysburg, Ohio author of "And We Grow." The second place winner was Larry E. Slaughterbeck from North Baltimore, Ohio with his poem entitled, "A Plastic Cream Colored Philco." Colleen Dunn of Bowling Green received an Honorable Mention for her work entitled, "God's Children."
When asked about judging the Poetry Contest, Bowling Green State University General Studies Writing Instructor Chad Michael Van Buskirk comments, "Judging the poetry contest was a wonderful opportunity to engage with the fascinating and meaningful experiences and insights of our community's senior members. The pieces submitted remind us that thoughts of memory, desire, loss, and resilience are perennial. Reviewing the submissions is always an enjoyable, enlightening process."
Winning poem by Nancy Jean:
And We Grow!
I stood over your freshly dug grave
bra-less in the wrong colored shoes.
Tousled out of morning to this day
where silence trumps all that's been said.
Chasms deepen and ripple with mourning…
how much truly can one soul impart.
Followed and haunted, remembering
all the roads that we've run
all the ways of our hearts.
Nothing seems real here
not this morning…
not this dirt now under my soles.
Life runs and conquers
leaving us wondering
so much
so deeply
Second place poem by Larry E. Slaughterbeck:
A Plastic Cream Colored Philco
In the corner of our dark attic, a plastic 'cream colored' Philco radio,
Lay covered in dust and cobwebs… Now silent… In the forties, it was new and shiny…
The moments of the world it gave to us…
The romanticized music of Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller…
Then… On a quiet Sunday afternoon… The seventh of December…
It told us Pearl Harbor was under attack…
And for the next four years at our dinner table,
We tuned in the evening news… to listen to a world at war…
At night the young mother would sit by our bed, reading to her very young sons…
With folded hands… she prayed for the safe return of her beloved…
And for all the fathers and brothers and sons…
The thinking of others made her more beautiful…
That little Philco filled our home with music… Sometimes she would hold her sons
And dance… Sometimes the music brought tears to her hazel eyes…
And the news on the Philco reminded us… Precious blood was being shed in faraway places…
And those places became all too familiar… Guadalcanal, the Azores, Saipan, Normandy,
Anzio, Bataan, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Corregidor…
In December of forty-four, the little Philco gave us Bing's "I'll Be Home for Christmas"…
But, the Gold Star on our neighbor's front window reminded all in Cygnet,
Their son would never return… his baseball glove hung limply on a hook…
Finally on a hot summer day in nineteen forty-five… That little radio let us know…
The War was over…
Today in the attic… I lifted the little Philco… Blew off the dust and just held it…
Honorable Mention by Colleen Dunn:
God's Children
Sometimes it's just a little one, whom God sees fit to take.
Someday we'll meet them over there, beside the crystal lake.
They spread their childish laughter, throughout the palace halls.
And help to bring the sunshine, to others whom God calls.
They run along the golden streets, they swing on pearly gates.
They shine like lilies bright and fair, while on their God they wait.
Heaven would not seem complete, without some childish glee,
Who'd want to see just old folks, throughout eternity?
So when God calls a small one, he's lent us for a while.
We feel so sad, but shouldn't, for they have seen His smile.
The Wood County Committee on Aging would like to extend a sincere thank you to all of the entries for their contributions to the contest. The contest committee would like to extend a special thank you to Sunset Retirement Communities and Ashanti Hospice for their sponsorship of this program and to Bowling Green State University of assisting with the judging of the entries. To read the winning poems visit our blog at http:/woodcountycommitteeonaging.blogspot.com
About the Wood County Committee on Aging, Inc
The Wood County Committee on Aging was founded in September of 1973, and is dedicated to the planning and development of programs and services that will allow older adults of Wood County to remain as independent as possible for as long as possible. As Ohio first nationally accredited senior center, the Wood County Committee on Aging, Inc is working to encourage older adults to enjoy, enrich and explore this season of life.
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Having recently joined Instagram a few weeks ago, the first users and hashtags I looked for were those related to global health. I was surprised by the dearth of what I found– there are barely over 3000 photos tagged with the hashtag #globalhealth. Compare this to #medicine (nearly 900k), #healing (slightly over 600k), #health (over 10.5 million), #poverty (93k)– you get the picture (no pun intended). When looking through the users, the only recognizable name I saw was that of the World Bank, which posts great photos with telling captions. For those who are on Instagram, you are surely familiar with the numerous accounts that post the best pictures from around the web of different topics such as vacations, cars, people, nature, animals and the list goes on. I've taken the liberty (and opportunity) of starting one for global health.
The account is @SM_GlobalHealth and will be hosted and maintained by SM. We will be reposting the best photos of community organizations and individuals in action from around the world who are engaged in global health and medical work. We are hoping to see pictures that tell stories– this is a call for all to share the experiences, successes, challenges, hardships, and hopes of those overcoming disease and poverty. The intention of this account is to make known to the public what is happening in global health through pictures. Only appropriate photos with thoughtful captions will be reposted, with proper attribution given to the owners of the photograph.
There has been a fantastic influx of photographers in global health– I wrote previously about James Nachtwey and his photographs of people suffering from XDR-TB, and Project Through Their Eyes, a photojournalism project I authored sharing the stories of Indian villagers undergoing free cataract operations through an NGO's outreach efforts. I have also been an avid photographer for the past several years, and I have many photos of work from Africa, Latin America, and India at my own photoblog, The Photographaar. The new instagram account is an effort to share the photographs of all of you out there who have a passion for global health, story-telling, and have some eye-catching photographs to tie it all together.
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Searching for gold
There's gold in them dry hills!
Or gold seekers anyway. And they see a historic opportunity in California's historic drought.
Low water levels have led to a mini gold rush in the same Sierra Nevada foothills that drew legions of fortune seekers from around the world in the mid-1800s, as amateur prospectors dig for riverbed riches in spots that have been out of reach for decades.
"With the drought going on, we're able to dig in more locations that wouldn't be accessible at later times," said Tim Amavisca, who wore waterproof overalls as he panned in the Bear River near Colfax with his teenage daughter on a recent Friday afternoon.
Amavisca, a 38-year-old from Sacramento who recently left the military, has been prospecting several times a week this winter — a time when it's usually raining and river levels are too high for gold panning.
Leaning over a bed of rocks, Amavisca reached into the river and scooped shovelfuls of sand into a plastic bucket. He and his daughter then poured the sand into a sluice box that's used to trap gold flakes on textured rubber mats.
"If you see a good-sized flake, that's when you get excited," said Amavisca, as he looked for gold in one of the sluice box trays.
Rudy Price walked along the dry rocks of the Bear River with a shovel and pan, surveying the riverbed for good spots for prospecting.
"I do understand that it's a dramatic impact on everybody during a drought that's this severe, but at the same token I'm taking advantage of it," said Price, 39, an amateur prospector who lives in the Colfax area.
One of the worst droughts in California history has prompted the state and federal governments to severely cut water supplies to farms and cities. It's also left rivers and streams at dangerously low levels, imperiling fish and wildlife.
"You're seeing flows that are either at or near record lows," said Jeff Kitchen, a hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey's California Water Science Center. "If this drought were to continue into future years, there could be some severe consequences."
The drought has exposed old roads, bridges, railway lines and junked cars that are usually submerged in lakes and reservoirs. At the Folsom Lake reservoir, the water's retreat revealed the remnants of a Gold Rush mining town called Mormon Island, which was flooded when the dam was built in the 1950s.
In mountain rivers and streams, the record-low flows have uncovered new chances to earn some extra money.
With good jobs in short supply and gold selling for more than $1,300 an ounce, many local residents are prospecting to supplement their incomes, said store manager Heather Willis.
Her father, Frank Sullivan, who opened the mining store nearly 40 years ago, said business has increased 20 to 25 per cent because of the drought. But he's concerned about the lack of rain because he lives in the mountains and worries about forest fires.
"It's great for business, but I'd rather see no drought and a lot of rain," Sullivan said.
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Sandwich lunch will be at 12.30pm
Daniel Monk will present a paper on the experiences of a gay couple who were rejected as foster parents because they were in an open relationship. He will examine different understandings of child welfare and the limits to equality.
A gay couple is welcomed by a progressive local authority as potential foster parents. But then the authority discovers that the couple are in an open relationship. What happened? What should happen?. This paper takes this real life story as a starting point for exploring a number of contemporary concerns: the limits to formal legal equality for gays and lesbians; shifting understandings of 'the best interests of the child' and adult sexuality; and the uses of 'childhood' in social policy.
Daniel Monk is a Reader in Law at Birkbeck, University of London and Director of the Birkbeck Institute for Gender and Sexuality. His research has explored children's rights, home education, school exclusions, homophobic bullying and, most recently, inheritance.
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Mr. Answer Man says: Let me ask you this: What do you hope to gain by calling?
If you've gone on a date with a guy and he hasn't called you for another, it means he's not interested. Period. And it doesn't matter how well the date went. There's not a guy on the planet who, having plucked up his courage to call you the first time, would somehow chicken out for number two. If this is the case, calling only gets you lots of awkward phone silence and hurt feelings. It's time to move on.
But if he is going to call you, he's going to call you, so why not just chill out? Besides, it's almost guaranteed that he's got some set of rules about how long he's supposed to let it go before he calls you again, and it would be kind to indulge him and see how things play out.
Your chance to win this guy (if that was your intention) was on that first date. Your chances to assert yourself in the relationship can't begin until you've at least gone on a second. And, as has been pointed out by many an ancient sage, the wisest course of action is often doing nothing at all.
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Full Frame seems to be the trend. Full frame are even now in compact cameras. Full frame gives more light to the sensors, and a high image quality. New for under £2,000 Full frame are Canon 6D: 20.2 MP. And Wi-Fi. Not the 1D4 focusing ability and only 4.5 FPS, and then the Nikon D600 24.3 MP. 5.5 FPS. Moving up above the £2,000 price range, we have the Nikon D800 and the Canon 5D mk3, and the new arrival the Sony A99. I like most mature photographers would be content with any of these three, as the brand of camera has less effect than the photographer. Due to my association with Sony I have the A99 coming on the 1st November. This will replace my 1.5 crop A77. The only down side is, I will give up 12FPS for six at full res or 10 at reduced res. The full frame will also bring my lenses back down to earth, reducing the Telephoto and increasing the wide angles.
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Really? More like the "Last Hurrah" I would have thought.
But in a way you may be right. The days of the APS-C DSLR could be numbered - to be replaced by CSCs. The days of the compact may be numbered - to be replaced by high-res camera phones.
Perhaps FF will continue to fill a niche for full-blown pro cameras (Nikon D4, Canon 1D X etc).
Is part of the emphasis on FF due to the concept (partly erroneous.) that a larger format = better resolution?
In the film era this was mainly true, larger formats more film grains (pixels) per frame hence sharper images, and if you wanted to boost the definition you could use a lower ISO film, smaller grains = more/frame, also the inherent higher contrast of slow films was an added bonus as it could give an apparent increase in visual sharpness.
Digital doesn't work that way, 24mp is 24mp period, whatever the format, and there isn't much that you can do about it.
Some clever (expensive) software may do an interpolation job, but it can't put back what wasn't there.
Noise isn't a major problem (@
A large lump of my last post would not upload for some reason, here it is, hope it makes more sense now....
..........Noise isn't a major problem, at 800 ISO or less, unless you are into low light photography, or work that requires short exposures, small apertures and high ISOs, but then that was always a problem with film too.
A few years ago 24mp FF would have been remarkable, when the average cropped digi was around 8-14mp, but the gap has closed, IQ has improved greatly, so why this preoccupation with FF?
It's an old format, which happened by 'accident' anyway, so get up to date and take advantage of progress?
Why carry a bulky FF with a correspondingly bulky (heavy) lens when you can have a nice lightweight 4/3 camera/lens combo?
I wonder if in ten years time FF will go the way of 35mm film, (OK. I know 35mm still has it's followers ).
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As above i think FF and larger sensors are just for photographers looking for that last few percent of potential equipment improvement, all modern camera's are pretty damm good and this means that to differentiate themselves the upper end of the market needs to keep moving up.
Wasn't the statistic that 50% of the UK regularly use a camera/camera phone now and its becoming far more a part of life than it ever used to. So where do the people go with equipment who want to actually call themselves photographer's and differentiate themselves - FF, Quirky street camera's, Pin hole, clever use of older camera's/lenses. Turning up to a wedding with a CSC and looking like a guest is perhaps not the image you want to portray!
I still want FF, but it won't make be a better photographer. It will just be a tool that in the right circumstances may help produce a better image.
Where ever camera's are going i'm reminded that at least 2 people i really admire on here consistently shoot totally excellent images on camera's no better than mine. So the question for me becomes - how are you going to improve to produce better images?
Forgive me for writing this again, but I find it increasingly difficult to understand why people should continue to want "bigger and better" (and by implication, more expensive) cameras and lenses. Do they think that by going to full frame they will take "better" pictures? Don't they realise that after "full frame" will come the next sensor size (is it called medium format?), then after that "large format", then "huge format or whatever" and so on ad finitum as technology makes these things available at a higher and higher price. And the manufacturers will rub their hands with glee and continue to feed us gullible photographers with equipment we don't really need. I have recently read on another photo website that "I have had my camera for 12 months and now feel I have outgrown it!!!" Hmmmm! I'm old enough to accept that technology will move at a faster and faster pace, but am able to step back and think "will it help me", and the answer I come up with more and more is "no it won't" - if the photos aren't as I want them, the fault is with me not the equipment. All we need to do is to be honest with ourselves, and that costs nothing.
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Cheap compacts, Olympus might stop making them, others could follow, mobile phones have taken over here.
Prosumer and CSC markets expanding with quality to match that of crop frame dslr`s so there could be a large decline in APS=C camera`s with full frame replacing with a price to match.
Full frame, give it two or three years and most hobbyist will be using these in place of Crop frame dslrs, Aps-c will be the entry level dslr of the future.
Canon will probably be the first to produce a basic full frame body for less than £1000, give it two or three years.
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Well, all I can say is that as technology progresses, I find that I have more flexibility as a photographer, and that my images are finer in their detail and coloring. Now that I shoot raw I can truly say that some of my work has improved. Most of my favorite photos look just fine out of the camera, and the jpegs need no adjustment, but some of my favorite photos needed adjustment, and that adjustment looks better than it would have, if I had been shooting in jpeg mode only. Another thing that has help is the fold-out screen. My Sony R1 allowed me to do things I couldn't do with my Canon 20 D. My Sony A55 allows me to do things that I couldn't do with my R1. So technology has improved my photos. More lenses allow a photographer more flexibility too. I can shoot interiors much better with my 10-24mm lens than I could with my 18-55mm kit lens. I can shoot close-ups of things much better with my 30mm macro than I could with my 18-55mm kit lens. Is this technology? Well, maybe not, because macro photography has been around for a long time, but the fact that I can shoot bees going in and out of flowers with my macro lens at 10 frames per second makes a big difference to me! And not only can I do that, but I can do it at 1/500 second, because I can set my camera to ISO 800 and get acceptable 16 megapixel photos, because of the new technology. Those are things I could never do with my Sony R1 or any of the other cameras I have ever used.
So in my opinion, YES technology had improved my photography, and it will continue to improve my photography.
But where are cameras going? 100 megapixels. Eventually we will have APS-C sensor cameras that are 100 megapixels. We already have one that is 46 megapixels (at least that is what Sigma claims). I can see that doubling in a couple of years, and not far behind that will be the new crop of 100 megapixel camera. The Sigma SD1 has only been on the market for about a year, and they are already putting its sensor in point-and-shoot cameras!
I also see more speed and better video on the horizon. We will see super-advanced, 4K video creep into the low-end camera in a few years, with 1080p60 as a standard in almost all digital cameras. Some cameras will have 1080p120 and faster capabilities, for creating amazing slow motion videos. Still photo shooting will get faster too. Already the new Canon SX50 bridge camera and others can shoot full resolution photos (12 megapixels) at faster than A77 speeds! (13 fps) We will see 20 fps cameras that are 30 megapixels or more in the near future (a year or two). There will be more bells and whistles. Networking will be big. You will be able to control your camera and see previews in video quality, using your smart phone as a trigger and controler. You will be able to zoom, and make exposure adjustments from a remote location, and eventually you will even be able to control the angle of view somewhat (maybe even completely, using an inexpensive, remote-controlled, motorized tripod head).
One day cameras will be able to fly. They will follow you around and shoot photos of you and your friends/family, and they will do it based on the photos you like. Not only will they shoot high resolution photos, but they will be shooting video too. They may be called surveillance drones, rather than cameras, but essentially they will be what we replace our cameras with in the future. Of course, we will be able to use our own eyes for shooting photos too, with our embedded com chip, which will be constantly connected to the internet via our own quantum communicator, which we keep at home, monitoring our vitals and recording our experiences on our multi-petabyte solid-state hard drives. Yes, we will still have home computers, but they will not quite resemble what we have today. All those technologies are years away (maybe decades), but in the near future, we will see some truly amazing things happen in the world of cameras and lenses.
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The backlog has increased dramatically over the past three years, and the department has come under intense criticism from veterans groups and members of Congress who have asked President Barack Obama to try to speed the process.
VA spokesman Josh Taylor said Monday the savings would be used to help reduce the backlog. He didn't provide specifics, nor could he say how many people would be affected or how much the savings would be. The withholdings apply only to executives of the Veterans Benefits Administration, which is part of the VA.
"We remain confident that VBA senior executives are dedicated to our nation's veterans, and they will continue to lead our drive toward VA's goal: eliminating the claims backlog in 2015," Taylor said.
In all, records show the VA paid its senior executives a total of $2.8 million in bonuses in fiscal year 2011. Among the VBA bonuses, three staff members received the top payment of $23,091 each.
The amount of the bonuses was first reported by the Center for Investigative Reporting.
The number of disability claims pending for longer than 125 days jumped from less than 200,000 to nearly 500,000 in fiscal 2011.
"How does the department expect to turn things around when it is rewarding employees and managers for falling behind?" said Rep. Jeff Miller, the Republican chairman of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs.
The VA and other federal departments routinely give bonuses to Senior Executive Service workers and other non-political employees. The Office of Personnel Management put new limits into place in June 2011. The VA's total spending for executives bonuses reflected those restrictions and dropped about 25 percent that year.
Miller said he was pleased the bonuses were halted.
"One can only wonder what effect this sort of policy may have had if VA had instituted it years ago," he said.
Political appointees such as Allison Hickey, who oversees the Veterans Benefits Administration, are not offered the bonuses.
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