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The Richard Garriott Interview: Bonus Material
Part II of Eight Virtues in a Duffel Bag: The Richard Garriott Interview is live today, so go check it out. It picks up where Part I left off - with the room full of killing children. The interview was supposed to be a discussion about the Ultima series and Ultima VII in particular, but towards the end it veered off into other territory.
While that stuff didn't fit very well in the context of all this Ultima talk, I wanted to share a couple of questions (and answers) about space travel and the Worlds.com lawsuit and some other odds and ends.
Crispy Gamer: So what are you doing with your time now? Are you taking some time off or planning something exciting?
Garriott: I'm extremely embroiled in the privatization of space travel. Technically I am now a Space Adventures employee. My job title is Astronaut, and I'm now helping them work with other companies that are out building rockets to take people to space -- and that's everyone, from people you know well, like John Carmack of id Software -- who's got a company called Armadillo Aerospace -- and Elon Musk of PayPal fame, who's got a company called SpaceX, etc. I'm a big believer in both the importance and viability of taking people into space and lots of other people in our industry seem to be getting into this these days as well. While by no means is my time in gaming done, I'm spending time on this while it's fresh to me.
Crispy Gamer: What do you think of the Worlds.com lawsuit against NCsoft?
Garriott: To be honest, I have not read the details of the lawsuit, but my instinct on it is that it is similar to Amazon.com's early claim to "one-click buy." I personally find it very frustrating when people try to claim fundamental patents on self-evident ways to interact. So, without having read the legal briefs, I think it would be harmful to our industry if they win this. I sure hope that facts show that they don't have a proper claim. This is less to do with NCsoft and more to do with the good of the industry. The thing about NCsoft is that it's big enough to be relevant and small enough not to be World of Warcraft. Clearly the rest of our industry is watching carefully, and most publishers probably hope that NCsoft prevails.
Crispy Gamer: Basically this lawsuit is a screen test -- if they win, they are going to go after everybody.
Garriott: Exactly what they will do, I completely agree.
Crispy Gamer: Have you considered working on any other mediums -- like creating small games for the iPhone, Nintendo DS or PSP?
Garriott: It's crossed my mind, but I'm not compelled to go to those other platforms. Just like Ultima Online helped redefine the way we distribute game content and the way we interface with players, I would rather think of ways to reinvent that model to bring greater success even to new types of play styles and relationships with players.
Crispy Gamer: Why do you think there haven't been too many console-based MMO's?
Garriott: One of the reasons I like developing on the PC versus consoles myself is the higher resolutions, and input devices like mice and keyboards. I think of consoles as a great place to play short-term games like shooters, or games where you have multiple people in the same room playing together, but I don't think of consoles as the best medium to play MMOs. I've never played an MMO on a console mostly because the depth and detail-orientated playing that I like to doesn't work as well on a console as it does on a PC. I'm a big PC fan as a developer and as a player.
A couple of other notes - this interview was conducted prior to the Richard Garriott vs. NCsoft lawsuit, so I didn't ask him about that. On another front I asked Garriott about a long-held myth that the Guardian in Ultima VII represented EA's power over Origin. He assured me that this particular story is some kind of urban legend.


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Saturday, November 24, 2012
Race, Games, and Contests
• 5k Fun Run/Walk
• 1k Widdle Wobble for Kids (10 and under)
• Turkey Calling Contest
• Costume Contest
• Potato Sack Race
Gobble Wobble Kid ZONE
• Face Painting
• Balloon Maker
• Arts and Crafts
This event is a fun, family-friendly morning full of games, races, and activities for everyone. Celebrate the holiday weekend with your friends and family at this fun filled event. The 1k is an out and back along California Ave!
We've partnered with the Westside Food Bank and are encouraging all participants to bring a can of food to the race. With today's economy, your food donation makes a huge difference. The following are the types of food we like to receive: (no glass please, except for baby food.)
Cans of:
Tuna, Vegetables, and Soup
/ Fruits and Fruit Juices / Pork & Beans
/ Stews & Other Meats. Packaged Foods:
Pasta, Lentils, Pinto and other beans.
/ Macaroni & Cheese & Packaged Dinners
/ Instant Soups
/ Hot and Cold Cereals
/ Peanut Butter & other Nut Butters
/ Nutritional Bars: protein, granola, energy or breakfast bars.
RACE DAY REGISTRATION and BIB PICK UP
There will be race day registration and packet pick up at the Race
Start/Emerson Reed Park (7th and California) on Race Day starting at 6:30am. Emerson Reed Park is located at 1133 7th Street
Santa Monica, CA 90403. Click here for a map!
Every Participant gets a high quality cotton
Awards will be given to the top 3 in the 5k!
Age groups are as follows: <8, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15, 16-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75+.
Can you say fast and fun? This scenic route starts and finishes in Emerson Reed Park in Santa Monica (Lincoln & Wilshire) - so it's going to be a blast! The course features ocean views, tree lined streets, and quiet secluded boulevards in Santa Monica!
Yes, the courses are USATF certified!
Click here to see a PDF of the course!
Click here to see the 5k map and elevation on MapMyRun.
What is a Gobble Wobble without turkeys? We encourage everyone to dress up as a turkey or whatever they fancy to celebrate the holiday weekend. We'll have fun awards for the best costumes!
All of the race festivities take place at Emerson Park, at the intersection of Lincoln and Wilshire.
There are many places to park:
1. Street Parking around the park (please read the meters and signs)
2. Use one of the many city of Santa Monica Parking Garages. Click here for a map of all the parking garages.
3. Do not use the Library Lot - it will be closed in the morning!
4. Use the Big Blue Bus, and get dropped off right next to the race! Line 1 and 3 are great. Here's a link.
5. Use the Metro - Local Line 20 and 4, as well as Rapid 704 and 720 go right to the race! Here's a link.
Via 405 North/South and 10 West
Take I-10 West to Lincoln Blvd.
Turn Right (North) on Lincoln Blvd.
Turn Left at Santa Monica Blvd.
Turn Right on 7th St.
Turn Left into the Library
here for a Google Map
Volunteers are integral and crucial elements in making
our events viable. Volunteer tasks include, among others:
providing aid, water and food, keeping runners on course,
cheering runners on and keeping spirits up. They are
also there to have fun and enjoy the experience of the
race from a different perspective. And most importantly,
they make the race safer for everyone involved!
You've probably seen and thanked many volunteers
at past events, but what better way to say thanks and
give back than to be a volunteer yourself? After your
experience, you will appreciate the volunteers at future
events that much more!
In exchange you'll get a goody bag and refreshments
but, more importantly, you will be rewarded with the
pride in knowing you helped to make the event happen,
and that many runners finished because of the help you
If you'd like to volunteer or need more information,
please contact us at 310.821.7898 or send an email to email@example.com!
Registration Policy:
Generic Events does not authorize refunds at any time, NO EXCEPTIONS. However, we do allow participants to cancel their entry and receive a 60% credit to apply toward another event owned and managed by Generic Events, or another person up until 14 days prior to their registered event. These events include: Santa Monica 5000, Santa Monica Gobble Wobble, Pasadena Triathlon and XTERRA SoCal Trail Run Series.
Transfer / Cancellation Instructions:
Canceling on imATHLETE is super-easy. Just follow the four fun steps:
1. Go here: http://www.imATHLETE.com/events/EditReg/EditReg_EditRegistration.aspx
2. Enter your confirmation code (on the top of your emailed receipt)
3. Click "Cancel"
4. Follow the rest of the instructions
You will get a discount code automatically sent to you that you can then apply to any other of Generic Events' events during the same calendar year.
Race Conduct - We will not tolerate any inappropriate behavior to any of our volunteers or staff. If you have a complaint please direct these to Brennan Lindner at email@example.com. Failure to follow this guideline will result in disqualification from the event and possibly being banned from future events. Seriously. We're all out here for some fun, so let's have some!
Natural Disaster Policy - If an Act of God/Terrorism/Community Disaster occurs, what happens?
1. We make decisions based on safety first.
2. The municipality will also make a decision.
3. Race courses and race date will be altered as seen fit by race management and the City of Santa Monica.
4. Athletes in a postponed race will be transferred to the rescheduled date at no charge.
5. Generic Events cannot accept the risk of a disaster for everyone. Each athlete needs to accept the risk of his or her entry fee. There will be NO REFUNDS. The money you paid is spent developing that race.
Why? We do not save any money if the race is postponed or you choose not run. We have paid for every supply and service needed for that race. We pay for all race supplies or services associated with that race, regardless of the outcome. These include paying for permits, our staff, offices, administration costs all year. It's not ideal, and nobody likes wasting money, but we unfortunately cannot predict what will happen on race day.

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March 13, 2012
The Ford World Women's Curling Championship 2012, presented by Richardson, begins in Canada on Saturday March 17 and runs until Sunday March 25. Twelve of the top women's curling teams in the world will compe
March 11, 2012
Jocelyn Peterman skip of the Canadian junior women's team and Sander Rølvåg lead on the Norwegian junior men's team have won the 2012 World Curling Federation World Junior Sportsmanship Awards.
March 11, 2012
After leading the pack all the way through the week, Canada's junior men's team took the 2012 world junior title with an almost faultless performance in the final, beating Sweden by 10-4, effectively in seven
March 11, 2012
It took all the way to an extra end of a tense final, but Scotland eventually successfully defended the women's World junior title on Sunday morning, beating the Czech Republic by 6-5 to take gold. Beside them, Ru
March 9, 2012
On a recent visit to China, WCF President Kate Caithness had successful meetings with the Chinese Minister of Sport responsible for Winter Sports together with the Chinese Curling Association regarding the future develop
March 8, 2012
Oxana Slesarenko, member of Russia's Wheelchair Curling team, which won gold at the 2012 World Championships in Korea, has been voted the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Athlete of the Month for February a
For news, results, photos, LIVE and VOD video coverage from the World Junior Curling Championships 2012 in Östersund, Sweden - visit the World Curling Federation's website dedicated to this event: www.wjcc2012.cu


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NEW YORK (AP) - New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art says more than a million people have visited its new galleries on Islamic art since they reopened 14 months ago.
The galleries reached the milestone on Jan. 18.
The museum says that's about 2,550 visitors a day. It's 14 percent of the Met's total attendance during that period.
The galleries were reinstalled in November 2011 after a major expansion and renovation.
They feature over 1,200 Islamic artworks, spanning 1,300 years.
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A big birthday celebration usually generates a big price tag.
In Wheeling, the
Sesquicentennial celebration will run about $130,000, according to Mayor Andy
McKenzie, who said the state's birthday can be celebrated anywhere, but Wheeling
is the state's true birth place.
"We're very fortunate we have a governor who believes in Wheeling,
and who was very gracious to give us funding from the Governor's Office,"
McKenzie said. "We have a Senate President from Marshall
County who was very generous and
gave us money for the project, and we have also received dollars from our
"Ultimately Wheeling received state tax dollars for our 150th,
the difference is we had to go out and work with our governor and work with our
Legislature to receive those dollars, unlike the event in Charleston."
Chelsea Ruby, executive director for the WV Sesquicentennial
Commission, said the Commission's grant program has given out more than
$200,000 to local groups throughout the state for events to commemorate both
the Civil War and the state's 150th birthday. The City of Wheeling
requested and received a $5,000 grant in 2012, Ruby said, and the city did not
apply for a grant in 2013.
Ruby said the Governor's Office provided $25,000 to the city
in June 2012 along with $20,000 in a Community Participation Grant to the city.
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How to copy or forward iMessages
Replying to an iMessage (or SMS or MMS) is only one of several things you can do with the iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Mac Messages app. You can also copy it or forward it onto someone else. Copying an iMessage is a great way to move important information to other apps, like Mail or Notes or for searching in Safari. Forwarding is a super fast way to share one person's iMessage with another. Here's how!
How to copy an iMessage (or SMS) on iPhone, iPod touch and iPad
Copying is handy for a time when you only need to copy the text from an individual message to the clip board and paste it somewhere else. That can be in a new or existing message or into a completely different app. This is the option you want to use if you need to use the content in a way other than forwarding it in another iMessage or SMS.
- Launch the Messages app on your iPhone or iPad and find the message you'd like to copy.
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- Launch the Messages app on your iPhone or iPad and find the message you'd like to copy.
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- A new message will populate pre-filled with your forwarded text. Just fill out the rest and send it on its way!
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"Ron Paul has the youth vote all wrapped up." Or so the conventional wisdom would suggest. In reality, it's a wide open battle for the small percentage of youth voting in the primaries so far. Let's take a look at the numbers from the binding primaries and caucuses so far.
In Iowa, the conventional wisdom held true. Ron Paul took 48% of the 18-29 demographic. That said, just four percent of Iowa's youth actually voted—about 19,000 people.
Turnout: 4 percent Youth Advantage: Paul Winner: Santorum
New Hampshire
Historically, young voters in New Hampshire turn out far more than the average state. Compare Iowa's four percent turnout with the 15 percent in New Hampshire in 2012 and you'll see a 300 percent increase in turnout. Paul repeated his coup of the youth vote, attracting 46 percent of the 30,000 young voters.
Turnout: 15 percent Youth Advantage: Paul Winner: Mitt Romney
South Carolina
In the game-changing race in South Carolina, Paul again took the largest percentage of young voters, but Newt Gingrich came incredibly close. Paul won 31 percent of the youth to Gingrich's 28 percent. Young voter turnout fell just between Iowa and New Hampshire at eight percent.
Turnout: 8 percent Youth Advantage: Paul, by a hair Winner: Newt Gingrich
Florida's absurdly expensive primary drew just four percent of young voters to the polls. The ones that did show—just under 100,000—favored Mitt Romney for the first time over Ron Paul by a margin of 41-25 percent. Florida's race marks the first time young voters accurately predicted the statewide winner.
Turnout: 4 percent Youth Advantage: Romney Winner: Romney
In Nevada, just one percent of the state's youth turned out to vote. That's just 2600 people. Ron Paul reversed his Florida decision with 41 percent of that miniscule portion of the youth population.
Turnout: 1 percent Youth Advantage: Paul Winner: Romney
In Michigan, Mitt Romney's home state, youth voter turnout hit seven percent, but the longtime frontrunner pulled just 26 percent of the millennials. Ron Paul narrowly edged Rick Santorum for the lead among young voters 37-32 percent.
Turnout: 7 percent Youth Advantage: Paul Winner: Mitt Romney
In Arizona, things begin to change. Though only six percent of young Arizonans voted, Mitt Romney carried the day with the highest majority of young voters in any primary yet—52 percent. In what could be a sign of a fading candidacy, Paul collected just 18 percent of what is usually his strongest demographic.
Turnout: 6 percent Youth Advantage: Romney Winner: Romney
The Arizona primary also marks the first time Ron Paul has been overtaken by another candidate for the most youth votes cast in his favor. Mitt Romney pulled ahead of Paul by just 3000 overall votes.
*All statistics are from the Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement
John McAuliff is Director of Communications for Populus: The Political Social Network (Link:www.thepopulus.org), launching in Spring 2012 and writes as a USA Today Collegiate Correspondent.


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Want the perfect cup of coffee every time? The 8 cup Bunn Phase Brew™ uses revolutionary Heat and Release Technology that heats the water to the right temperature, then quickly releases it through the unique sprayhead for an optimal 4-minute brewing phase, and amazing coffee flavor! Includes 3 12 oz. ground coffees: Café Special®, Signature Dark Roast, Private Reserve® House Blend and a red Community branded scoop.
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CC's Community Coffee House, with more than 30 locations throughout Louisiana.
Community Coffee Company is steeped in history & tradition as rich as our coffee.
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"This Bunn unit gets 4 solid stars from me. The phased brewing took exactly 6 minutes to heat 8 cups of water, and an additional 4 minutes to fill the carafe. This was straight out of the box with two rounds of just water being run through. The reason for only 4 stars is that there is no audible indication that brewing is complete and there is no "stealing" a cup of coffee while brewing. Solid coffee pot and with the extras, this is an exceptional deal."
Reviewer: Emily| 4/22/2011| My Rating:
The Best Coffee
"I drink the chicory coffee and love it! Nothing else even comes close!"
Reviewer: Melanie| 12/9/2011| My Rating:
OMG, Wow!
"This coffee maker makes the best coffee! I got this stellar deal from Community Coffee, and have been waking up happy ever since!"
Reviewer: Ross| 10/20/2011| My Rating:
Very Pleased
"I have been ordering from Community for the last 9 years, I am a Government Contractor working in Afghanistan and the service that the Crew at Community has provided me during all those years has been exemplary, others could take lessons from there customer service.
To all of you at Community Thank you all for all that you have done. You are part of Americas finest."
Reviewer: byron| 2/11/2013| My Rating:
Absolutely Love It!
"After debating over the cost of a Bunn for the last couple of years, I finally decided that there was no time like the present. Shipping was very fast, and I had a pot brewed within an hour of arrival (with chicory...my favorite). I can set it easily for a pot to be waiting for me when I get up, and there is no comparison to ANY of the other coffeemakers I have owned. This one far exceeds all of them. Thank you Community Coffee!"
Reviewer: Holly| 12/22/2012| My Rating:
Exceptional Deal!
"My wife and I purchased this Bunn brewer as a Christmas present to ourselves and we have been very pleased thus far. The only down side to this coffee brewer is that it makes a popping sound intermittantly after it completes the brewing process. That is the only reason I gave it a 4 star rating. I believe the addition of Community Coffee's five bags of incrediably good coffee , tumblers and scoop makes this the best deal on the internet for those seeking a truly exceptional coffee experience."
Reviewer: Joe| 2/1/2011| My Rating:
Awesome Coffee Maker
"My son gave us a Bunn Phase Brew set for Christmas, and we use it every morning. I never drank much coffee before, but this coffeemaker brews the perfect cup. We love everything about it."
Reviewer: Brian| 2/9/2011| My Rating:
love this coffee
"been drinking this coffee for over 50 years wouldnt drink any other"
Reviewer: Rodney| 11/1/2011| My Rating:
Chicory Magic with new Bunn Brewer
"I love the pure chicory and add it to most of my coffee purchases, but, I was missing a key ingredient.. What? The Bunn Brewer. Fantastic coffee and served HOT! Downside: only 8 small cups or 6 gigantic mugs per brew. Large footprint on my counter but substantial base keeps it secure. 3 year mfg. warranty. Stainless steel basket is easy to clean Cheap filters do not work well as they are too short. Flimsy sliding top on water compartment confuses me as otherwise the Bunn is heavy-duty. Try it."
Reviewer: Jama| 3/5/2013| My Rating:
great coffee, but the coffee maker does not last long for the money
"Originally ordered just over 2 yrs ago. It makes great coffee, but the heating element and electronics went out in 7 months. Still under warranty, so Bunn replaced...about 8 months later, same problem again. Again, it was replaced. The clock never worked, but I was so sick of sending it back I figured as long as it brewed coffee, I'd keep it. This time, it lasted about two weeks past the end of the warranty. This time, it will go in the trash and I'll return to my $20 maker I've had for decades."
Reviewer: Rita| 8/5/2013| My Rating:
Good Brewer but be aware of a couple of things
"After going through 6 of these brewers over an 8 month period and talking with the Bunn engineers 3 times, Bunn finally replaced our PhaseBrew with a VelocityBrew. Bunn admits that power provided by some electrical utility companies cause the computer that controls the "Clean" indicator to behave erratically which caused 4 of the 6 failures. Actually they were not technically a failure but the brewer could not be used at our house. Bunn redesigned the carafe to eliminate the spilling issue."
Reviewer: RICK| 6/4/2012| My Rating:
"I purchased this set before the holiday's for myself. I am a Community Coffee and bargin lover and needed a new brewer. This was a great find for me. The Bunn Phase Brew has great features including the timer that has my pot ready as I dash out the door wtih my travel mug in hand. Smooth Community Coffee at home and on the go!!"
Reviewer: Jeanette| 1/21/2011| My Rating:
Fantastic Brewer!
"I had no idea that coffee could be this great! Now that I have this brewer I'll never go back to my old mr. coffee. It took a little while to figure out how much coffee to use but once I got it (4 scoops) it was fantastic! Do yourself a favor and get this brewer."
Reviewer: Scott| 11/15/2010| My Rating:
Rick and Shirley Payne
"I bought this Bunn Coffee maker for my husband for Christmas. Wow............it looks great and makes the best cup of coffee I ever had. We love it! Thanks"
Reviewer: Shirley| 1/13/2012| My Rating:
"I love me some Community Coffee, and every single order I've placed online has been filled to perfection, but this coffee pot? After a year, I'm taking it to Goodwill. It takes forever to brew a pot of coffee, which might be ok if you take the time to set the coffee pot to brew automatically, but is a pain for people trying to make a quick pot in the morning before work. It takes so long because the pot heats all the water to a certain temp first, but I honestly can't tell any difference."
Reviewer: Michael| 3/23/2013| My Rating:
A Nice Update to my older Bunn GRX
"Used my Phase Brew this morning for the first time. The coffee comes out very hot and not bitter. However the coffee lacked the depth of flavor the my old Bunn GRX produced, using the same ratio of Community Columbian Classico that I used in the older Bunn. But I do love the modern styling update and the timer for the 2 or 3 days a week I will use the feature. The clock and timer are very easy to set. Thanks to Community Coffee for offering this package deal. The tumblers are very attractive"
Reviewer: Dan| 12/14/2010| My Rating:
Best Coffee Ever!
"Years ago, we were introduced to Community Coffee by a family member. The wonderful rich flavor made us instant devotees. When we moved, however, we could not find Community Coffee anywhere. We joined your coffee club and are now never at a loss for great coffee. We give this coffee as gifts each Christmas, and everyone raves! Thanks for a great product, and for easy set-up of coffee delivery."
Reviewer: Deborah| 2/20/2011| My Rating:
Bunn Phase Brew
"Will you offer a stainless steel carafe in the future for this FANTASTIC brewer."
Reviewer: Todd| 11/19/2010| My Rating:
best coffee maker ever!
"I have had 5 coffee pots in the last few years, then I ordered this for MY own Mothers day gift! I LOVE IT!! It gets extra HOT ..a little noisy, but this makes the Community Coffee Taste Better! Even tells you when it is time to clean it! Best of all , it is made in the USA. Springfield, IL is close to where I live.
Thank you CC for the great deal on this coffee pot!"
Reviewer: Beth| 12/14/2011| My Rating:
"I had a friend at work just RAVE about CommunityCoffee. She sent me a sample of the french roast. I couldn't get to the website fast enough to to order. I use 3 1/2 scoops and the coffee is just awesome. I can't go back to that swill I use to drink. From now on, I'm a loyal CC member. I have my monthly recurring order placed as well. When my coffee got here, my neighbors tried a cup, and won't stop bugging me for a cup of coffee till theirs arrives. Thanks."
Reviewer: Steven| 3/29/2012| My Rating:
The Best Coffee Ever
We truly love your coffee we have been a member of your coffee club since March of 2011 I do not see use drinking any other kind of coffee. My friends that are from Louisiana got us hooked on this coffee an we are so glad that they did. We rate your coffee 5 stars. I wished that grocery chains up in NC in Fayetteville stocked your coffee. Your Coffee Pal, Esther Worley"
Reviewer: Esther| 8/19/2013| My Rating:
Lightning fast shipping!
"I ordered this set on the 21st, it shipped on the 22nd, and arrived this morning. Talk about a merry Christmas! Thanks for the tip Scott, I used 4 scoops just now, and the coffee was amazing. I can't believe it took me this long to find your site, but now that I have, I will be a loyal customer."
Reviewer: Chris| 12/23/2010| My Rating:
Bunn Decanter
"First of all I am a Community fanatic, so no issues with the coffee or the company.
I have owned several Bunn coffee makers through the years, both home and commercial. This one has to be the biggest dud ever, I bought three last November for Christamas presents. All of the decanters spill as much coffee as goes into the cup. I am on a private well (high mineral content) and the brewer must be cleaned at least once a week. Just very unhappy with this Bunn product."
Reviewer: Lane| 7/19/2011| My Rating:
Exceeded my expectations !!
"WOW, sleek, modern styling and brews a awesome cup of Joe. Kudos CC for putting together your great coffee and Bunn's quality brewing machine in an affordable package."
Reviewer: David| 12/18/2010| My Rating:
Exceptional Deal
"Wonderful and stylish coffee maker, plus all the extras was a great bonus; if you buy this same coffee maker anywhere else, not only would it cost more, you would not get the exceptional coffee to go with it."
Reviewer: Heidi| 5/14/2011| My Rating:
Bunn Phase brew lasted 21.5 months
"My previous Bunn was a different model and lasted for many, many years which is why I purchased the Phase Brewer from Community. After 21.5 months, it no longer heats the water. I have to replace it!!! I do not think the warranty was but for 1 yr.
The coffeemaker worked well but I expect it to last much longer than this. Bunn has just lost a customer."
Reviewer: Linda| 9/18/2013| My Rating:
Phase Brewer
"Ok, first of all I order community coffee every 3 or 4 weeks and love there coffee. Now that I have said that, the phase brewer did not work for me at all. It was that loudest coffee pot I ever encountered? Forget talking on the phone or watching tv while making coffee. The coffee never turned out the same. Most of the time the sprayer didn't spray the water correctly and shot it straight down. The coffee pot is now sitting in my closet, replaced with a Quisinart, I now drink excellent coffee."
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Three Weeks and Loving It!
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Getting a handle on your work-related stress can help you both physically and mentally.
In today's demanding, fast-paced world, people can potentially be working 24/7. If your work email is synced to your smart phone, it's easy to check your email on the way home from work, in the middle of the night, at your child's soccer practice.
Even if you're not checking email, when work is stressful to you, chances are good it stays on your mind, perhaps worming its way into your sleep. The end result: you never truly get away from work.
Is there anything wrong with this preoccupation? "Of course," says Patricia Normand, MD, a psychiatrist who directs Rush University Medical Center's Mindful Life Program. "Your brain can't be on all the time. You need down time and time for yourself. If you're a workaholic, you can't be giving yourself – and perhaps your family – attention."
Work Stress = Bad News
The effects of self-neglect can pile up: You might not have time to go shopping or prepare dinner, leaving you less healthy dining options. No time for yourself can also mean not exercising, which can lead to weight gain, which can lead to heart disease, high blood pressure or diabetes.
Stress can also give you anxiety; contribute to depression; cause problems with your sleep; and create feelings of helplessness, says Normand.
When you're stressed, your body pumps out stress hormones: epinephrine, norepinephrine and cortisol. You need those hormones in acute situations, like the fabled saber-tooth tiger our ancestors fought off. But today, our stresses are frequent and multiple; yet our bodies are still putting out these acute-response chemicals that, over time, can be harmful to your body.
What You Can Do
Although it might feel like just one more thing on your to-do list, you can get a handle on work-related stress.
1. Identify the problem: The first step is to notice how much you're working and how little time you have for yourself, according to Normand. Plot out your day, all 24 hours of it.
How much are you sleeping? When are you working? In addition to your office time, are you logging hours at home or during your commute by checking and responding to emails?
"Plot out how much time you're at work and all the times that you're doing work," says Normand. "See how much time you have left. Is that adequate?"
2. Learn – and regularly practice – relaxation strategies: If work is constantly on your mind, and you are dissatisfied with that, there are things you can do, says Normand. For instance, if you''e anxious about work, practice relaxation and mindfulness techniques, such as meditation, deep breathing or guided imagery.
For example, in guided imagery you might use a CD or book to guide your imagination to a relaxed, focused state by helping you imagine yourself in a peaceful setting.
3. In the moment, breathe: Mindfulness experts such as Normand give people simple techniques to use in stressful moments: "We teach people to focus on just one or two breaths, and that relaxes them," she says.
"A good way to know if you're stressed is to check your belly; if it's tight, you can relax it. Then you may notice that not just your belly but your whole body is clenched. When you notice that, consider: can you release that tension for a moment?"
4. Make use of the silver bullet, exercise: Make sure you exercise regularly; research has shown that in addition to its physical benefits, exercise improves your mood and decreases your anxiety. Aim for 30 minutes a day, most days of the week.
5. Seek a professional's perspective: If getting a handle on your work stress is proving harder than you anticipated, you may need to talk to a counselor about other factors at the root, like anxiety or the depression.
6. Look within: "The biggest question is, do your circumstances allow for a change, and you're just not changing?" asks Normand. "Or, if the circumstances don't allow for any change, is it possible you could change the circumstance?"
Normand recommends changing jobs as a last resort. Instead, ask yourself, do you generally react to stress in this way? If you're fine outside of work, and you're able to relax, then it's likely some aspect of work may be the culprit. But it may not always be your demanding boss: It could still be you.
"Is your stress something you're putting on to work, for instance, your expectations and your hopes for this job that are causing you to get stressed out?" asks Normand. If so, consider relaxation techniques or talk therapy.
But if the answer is objectively an external source like the amount of work, your supervisor or your coworkers, then it might be time to think about another job — one that will give you the work-life balance you need to be happy and healthy.
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South Lyon Community Schools, in partnership with Oakland County Health Division, notified parents, students and staff at South Lyon East High School of a case of bacterial meningitis. The county released a letter Wednesday stating the specific type has not yet been identified.The letter also states the health division is in the process of contacting persons who have been in close contact with the student, who must remain unidentified.Here is the letter in full: Pontiac, Mich., Oct. 2, 2013 - South Lyon Community Schools, in partnership with Oakland County Health Division, notified parents, students and staff at South Lyon East High School today of a case of bacterial meningitis. The specific type has not yet been identified. The Health Division and schools are working closely together to coordinate a proactive response. The student, who cannot be identified because of laws protecting personal health information, is undergoing medical care and can no longer spread the disease. "The disease is not spread through casual contact or by simply being in the same room as an infected person," said Kathy Forzley, manager/health officer of the Health Division. "A person must have direct contact with an infected person's saliva during the seven days prior to the onset of the illness."Oakland County Health Division, under the leadership of Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, is in the process of identifying and contacting persons who have had close contact with the case and is making recommendations on who should have antibiotics to prevent infection. Close contacts include individuals who:· are living in the same household as the infected person· have kissed the infected person on the mouth· have items that come in contact with an infected person's saliva, such as drinks from the same container (i.e. water bottles, cups, glasses), eating utensils, cigarettes, or lipstickFor all others, including those who had casual contact as would occur in most school-related activities, the risk of infection is very low. Preventive antibiotics are not recommended for casual contacts of infected persons.Although the risk of disease to other students is quite low, parents are advised to be alert for signs of meningococcal disease. These include, but are not limited to a sudden onset of fever, headache, stiff neck, confusion, and sometimes a rash. If any of these signs or symptoms should develop, the individual should be taken immediately to a physician or emergency room to be evaluated for possible meningococcal disease. Antibiotic treatment of the disease is usually successful, especially if it is started early after symptoms first appear."Meningitis is a potentially serious illness that can be caused by many types of viruses or bacteria," said Dr. Pamela Hackert, chief of medical services for the Health Division. "The severity of the illness depends on the type of virus or bacteria causing it and at this time laboratory tests are still in process to identify the specific bacteria."To reduce the spread and risk of any communicable disease, it is recommended that students and staff not share items that come in contact with another person's saliva such as foods, drinks, lipstick/balm, or cigarettes."South Lyon Community Schools appreciates the support of the Oakland County Health Division. We send our best wishes to the student and the student's family," Deputy Superintendent Melissa Baker said.Parents, students or staff members who have any questions may contact Oakland County's Nurse on Call at 800-848-5533 or email@example.com.
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Volkswagen built its reputation for small cars, but its current offering the Golf/Rabbit isn't that tiny anymore. Over its 35 years of constant production and six generations, the car has grown by about a foot. VW has combatted this with cars that slot below this little guy including the Polo , Fox and Gol (South America). The U.S. has not seen any of those, until now.
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Thanks to you, our heroes, our partners and the riding community as a whole, 2013 has been one of our most successful years ever. Before Christmas we want to take a look back and share 24 of the biggest moments with you in our Canyon Year Review. We've already got the ball rolling on our website and Facebook page, go and take a look!
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Canyon Goes Enduro! – The start of 2013 saw the launch of the Canyon Factory Enduro Team, our first ever works team. Seasoned campaigner Fabien Barel joined us for the ride and got the season off to the perfect start at the inaugural round of the Enduro World Series at Punta Ala. First race, first victory for the new guys! Fabien and his teammates, Joe Barnes, Ines Thoma, Maxi Dickerhoff and Marco Bühler, have been making waves in the Enduro scene all season long in 2013.
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Flèche Wallonne – They say all good things come in threes… After commanding victories by Philippe Gilbert and Joaquim "Purito" Rodriguez, it was Dani Moreno's turn, completing a perfect hat-trick for the Aeroad CF. The Spaniard buried himself on the Muur de Huy to take the revered Flèche Wallonne, saving his best legs till the end to break away on the feared 26% drag to the line and take the title of "Conqueror of the Muur".
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Modern urban mobility Canyon style – At this year's Eurobike Show we presented our Urban Concept Bike. This bike certainly attracted a lot of attention with its fusion of great design and functionality. The cockpit is fully integrated into a single unit and the front and rear lights are also embedded into the frame, giving our Urban Concept Bike a highly distinctive, yet elegant appearance.
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SHEBOYGAN, WI (WHBL) - A Sheboygan man faces a bomb scare charge for his role in a threat made at the Rockline Plant in January.
19 year old Justin Jahns is charged with being party to the crime of a bomb scare after allegedly helping to place a note in a men's bathroom at the Maryland Avenue plant on January 5, saying there was a bomb that would go off at midnight. The plant was evacuated, costing the company over $36,000 in production.
A few weeks later, a plant employee came forward, saying she heard Jahns and another man were responsible for the note - one writing it and the other placing it in the bathroom with the intention of getting out of work that day.
Jahns faces up to three and a half years in prison if found guilty. Online court records show no charges have been filed against the other accused man.


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We've been getting so many April Fools stories, we're finding it increasingly difficult to determine which stories are legitimate from the ones that are bogus. Fortunately – and after careful reading – this one is completely authentic.
Volvo – not exactly the first brand you'd think of in terms of racing – is entering the new S60 in the Belgian Touring Car Series. No punch lines there.
Naturally, the S60 that will compete in the Belgian TOCA has been modified for racing conditions. It's been fitted with a racing body kit they're calling 'Silhouette S1', a tubular frame chassis, a modified suspension, and high-performance brakes.
In addition to that, Volvo also modified the S60's engine to a mid-mounted 3.5-liter V6 engine that produces an output of 410 horsepower and 412 Nm of torque.
"The all-new Volvo S60 sports sedan is Volvo's most exciting driving experience so far and there is no better way to show this than by bringing it to the race track," said Bart Crols, Managing Director of Volvo Cars Belgium. "Volvo and the all-new S60 have a special place in the people's hearts here as several Volvo models, including the new S60, are built in Belgium at the Volvo Cars Ghent plant."
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Volvo Cars enters the all-new Volvo S60 in the Belgian Touring Car Series
Just weeks after the all-new Volvo S60 was introduced to the public, the latest Volvo model is also being unveiled in a racing version. Volvo Cars Belgium will enter the new car in the 2010 season of the Belgian Touring Car Series. Volvo fans will not need to wait long to see the latest model in action since the premiere takes place on April 11.
"We are very happy about this development," says Bart Crols, Managing Director at Volvo Cars Belgium. "The all-new Volvo S60 sports sedan is Volvo's most exciting driving experience so far and there is no better way to show this than by bringing it to the race track. Volvo and the all-new S60 have a special place in the people's hearts here as several Volvo models, including the new S60, are built in Belgium at theVolvo Cars Ghent plant."
The new Volvo S60 race car has been developed in record time locally by Volvo's Belgian S60 Racing Team. It has been developed in accordance with the BTCS Silhouette S1 regulations which put a major emphasis on standardised features. All cars must use a tubular chassis, the same type of front and rear suspension and aerodynamics. A uniform type of engine specification is also available but manufacturers are allowed to use own engines.
The Volvo S60 Racing Team will also operate the car at all BTCS races and the drivers are Vincent Radermecker and Eric Van De Poele.
Its maiden track test will take place on April 1 (today) on the Belgian Zolder track.
"It has been a hectic period, but we have received great assistance from Volvo Cars' Motorsport department" says Thomas Neri, Team Manager for the Volvo S60 Racing Team. He continues: "Our main objective is to get up to speed and to compete well in the various heats. Next season we hope to put our own in-house developed engine in the car."
BTCS - low cost, high-performance racing
The BTCS is an endurance racing championship with six competitions on tracks such as Spa-Francorchamps, Zolder and Dijon. Each race consists of two 90-minute heats and there is also one 12-hour race in Spa. The all-new Volvo S60 will face intense competition from the likes of BMW , Audi, Jaguar and VW. BTCS has grown rapidly in terms of both competing brands and numbers thanks to its low-cost, high-performance combination and, not least, the fact that the cars have considerable visual appeal. The race series is televised in several countries and is gaining in popularity.
"We will support and follow our development in this series very closely as several other national championships are considering similar standardised regulations in the future," says Derek Crabb, Motorsport Director at the Volvo Car Corporation. "This BTCS campaign will give us a good understanding of what these types of regulations can mean for Volvo."
Technical Specification Volvo S60 BTCS
Regulation: BTCS Silhouette S1
Chassis: Tubular frame
Front Suspension: Independent with 3-way adjustable shock absorbers
Rear Suspension: Independent with 3-way onboard adjustable shock absorbers
Brakes: 6-piston callipers, 380 mm discs at the front and 6-piston callipers, 355 mm discs at the rear
Engine: Mid-mounted standardised 3500 cc V6
Engine Power Output: 410 hp with 412 Nm at 5500rpm
Gearbox: Six-speed sequential. Rear-wheel drive
Wheels: 10" X 18" front and 12" X 18" rear
Tyres: Michelin 27/65/18 front and Michelin 30/65/18 rear
2010 Racing Calendar for the all-new Volvo S60 in the BTCS series
April 9-11 Zolder
April 30-May 2 Dijon-Prenois
June 4-6 Spa-Francorchamps
July 9-10 Spa-Francorchamps
September 17-19 Spa-Francorchamps
October 8-10 Zolder
More information about the Belgian Touring Car Series: http://www.btcseries.be/


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There's a real buzz in the Angaston main street - cafés, cheese makers, wine bars, cellar doors, smart little antique and retail shops and traditional shops. Blond Coffee is a Mecca for the locals that visitors should not miss: a modern coffee shop that offers fresh light lunches, great coffee, and a selection of local and imported produce. Similarly, just a minute from the main street The South Australian Company Store offers visitors a truly regional experience, stocking a large range of Food Barossa products as well as a sensational dining experience, compliments of renowned local chef Chris Wilksch. Both businesses typify the way the Barossa constantly reinvents itself to reflect the best contemporary culture while keeping its feet still firmly rooted in tradition. The Barossa Farmers Market on the edge of town is another example. Held each Saturday morning, it showcases real food produced in the homes and farms of the Barossa. Local food producers offer the freshest of home grown produce, from fruit and vegetables to meat, poultry and free-range eggs, along with a huge variety of locally manufactured food products. But history is never far away. With a population of around 2000, Angaston is at the "English" or eastern end of the Barossa and was named after one of South Australia's founders, George Fife Angas, who sponsored many of the region's early German settlers. The Angas family was a major influence here for many generations, with one of their homes, Collingrove, now providing accommodation and a popular tourism attraction. There is a terrific selection of bed and breakfasts, both hosted and self-contained, as you'll need a rest after all of the activity Angaston has to offer.
One of the sweetest beach settings in South Australia, Port Elliot is a popular place to visit. Port Elliot is a model seaside village, it has cafes, antique and gift shops along The Strand. Feel the sand between your toes at picturesque Horseshoe Bay - its large beach and safe swimming conditions which makes it a hit with the children. If you like surfing, Boomer Beach is the place to go, it lies on the western edge of the town. Jump aboard the Cockle Train to nearby Goolwa or Victor Harbor - other popular seaside destinations - or try the cliff-top walking path for stunning views of the coast. The Encounter Bikeway weaves its way through Port Elliot's streets. Port Elliot has a wealth of holiday accommodation to relax in. You'll find some great places and you may even want to bring your four-legged friend! Port Elliot was selected by Governor Sir Henry Edward Fox Young in 1850 as the site for the ocean port of the Murray River trade. He named the place after his friend, Sir Charles Elliot. The township was proclaimed in 1854, the same year in which the first railway line in South Australia was opened between Goolwa and Port Elliot. The Governor's choice was unfortunate because the bay was not well enough protected. After several shipwrecks, the anchorage was transferred to the lee of Granite Island at Victor Harbor in 1864.
Surrounded by apple and cherry orchards, Norton Summit is home to beautiful 19th century homes and quaint cottages, some of which offer bed and breakfast accommodation. At the centre of the Norton Summit is the Scenic Hotel. Its balcony offers stunning views over the Hills to Adelaide. At nearby Ashton, Marble Hill is now privately owned and there are plans for it to be rebuilt. There are several public open days each year, including the gourmet food and wine picnic at Marble Hill in November. For more information please see the Marble Hill website. Further afield, bushwalkers will enjoy a visit to the Horsnell Gully Conservation Park, while Morialta Conservation Park is popular with rock climbers. More information on what to see and do in the area can be found at the Adelaide Hills Natural Resource Centre in Norton Summit. One of the oldest towns in South Australia, Norton Summit was settled in 1837 just months after European settlement by Englishman Robert Norton. The town is also a family home of former South Australian Premier Sir Thomas Playford.
Carrieton was named in 1878 after the daughter of Governor Jervois. This small but extremely enchanting town is surrounded by gum lined creeks. Carrieton has many attractions nearby, including the Yanyarrie Whim, Moockra Tower and the Horseshoe Range. The annual Carrieton Campdraft, held in November each year, is one of the biggest and most popular in South Australia. Thousands of people come from all over Australia to either participate in, see, or soak up the atmosphere of the Carrieton Campdraft.
Steeped in history and just 165 kilometres from Adelaide, Moonta was South Australia's second largest town in its heyday. Moonta's origins in 1861 were very fortunate - a shepherd noticed traces of copper on a wombat burrow, which led to the establishment of the Moonta Mining Company that soon became one of the richest copper mines in Australia. The ensuing flood of skilled miners from Cornwall changed South Australia's cultural mix. Apart from contributing to an economic explosion, the immigrants brought us Cornish architecture and the delicious Cornish pasties. Today, one of the things Moonta is most famous for is its Cornish pasties which can be found at the local bakeries and cafes. Moonta has many beautiful old buildings, churches and historical sites. The Moonta Mines Museum located in the former Moonta Mines Model School, circa 1878, contains works on the life on a miner, with a very hands-on approach for kids and is well worth a visit. The main street has a variety of shops open seven days a week including antiques, gifts, cafes and hotels. The Moonta Gallery of the Arts in the Town Hall exhibits local artists with exhibitions changing every month. Attractions: Moonta Mines State Heritage Area. Take to the Moonta Mines Walking Trails, or ride the 50-minute round trip on the Moonta Mines Tourist Railway. Both are a great way to take in some of the Moonta Mines State Heritage Area. The Moonta Mines Tourist Office located in the former Railway Station can help with all the must see and do's of the area. Discover your family history at the Family History Research Centre. Visit the Moonta Mines Sweets Shop for some old-style lollies. A legacy of the areas amazing history is the Kernewek Lowender, the world's biggest Cornish festival held every two years in odd numbered years. It's a festival of all things Cornish from the Swanky (miner's beer) and Cornish pasties to street processions, dance, music, theatre, a vintage car rally and more. Port Hughes and Moonta Bay
Largely regarded as the gateway to the Adelaide Hills, Crafers is one of the oldest towns in the region. Adelaide's highest peak, Mount Lofty Summit (710 metres), is a three minute drive from Crafers and there is an excellent Visitor Information Centre and cafe at its peak. Other Crafers attractions include the Mount Lofty Botanic Gardens - which has an extensive collection of deciduous trees, rhododendrons and a fern gully - and wonderful Cleland Wildlife Park, where you can see and interact with South Australian wildlife, including koalas and kangaroos. The nearby market gardens and vineyards of Piccadilly and Summertown provide an ideal backdrop for a scenic drive, and the picturesque Mount Lofty Golf Course is nearby. Crafer's first building was the Sawyers Hotel, built by David Crafer in 1839 – just three years after South Australia was settled. The gathering place of 'tiersmen' (timber cutters) who worked the Stringy Bark forests that covered the hills, the pub was a popular haunt for the colony's cattle thieves, sly grog merchants and bushrangers, who took refuge in the relative isolation of the Hills. A village quickly grew around the pub and, in 1840, Crafers built a second inn – the Norfolk Hotel, but this burnt down in 1926. In 1880 the Crafers Inn was built and it has remained a popular watering hole to this day.
An easy 90 minute drive from Adelaide on the east coast of Yorke Peninsula, Ardrossan sits on top of imposing red cliffs providing excellent views of Gulf St Vincent. Wander down the jetty at sunrise to see the cliffs' amazing display of colour in the morning light. If you love Blue Swimmer Crabs, then this is the place to be; drop a net from the jetty or rake the shallows to the north or south of the town and you won't be disappointed. The jetty is a hive of activity with fishers casting lines for Tommies, Mullet, Garfish, Blue Crabs and Squid...just to name a few. There is a small, protected boat harbour with pontoon boarding and all tides access, providing good facilities for any visiting angler. A main agricultural centre for surrounding districts, Ardrossan is a well serviced town offering good shopping and facilities with a Foodland supermarket (open seven days), hardware stores, clothing and general shopping. Ardrossan also has two hotels, takeaway food, a bakery and cafes. Services are available with a hospital, bank and ATM, police station, post office and petrol outlets. Ardrossan offers several accommodation options with two caravan parks, hotel/motel rooms and self-contained holiday rentals. Attractions: Discover the town's history at the Ardrossan Museum, located in the former factory of CH Smith, developer of the Stump Jump Plough. This plough has legendary status in South Australia's history. A man-made lookout just south of the town provides spectacular views over Gulf St Vincent. The wreck of the Zanoni lies 10 nautical miles south east of Ardrossan. A diving permit is required to dive the Zanoni shipwreck Ardrossan is a rich wheat and barley growing district with bulk grain handling facilities and a deep sea port allowing easy exportation of produce. Arrium has a dolomite operation just south of the town and Cheetham Salt, harvests salt north of Ardrossan. Full of maritime and farming history, Ardrossan was proclaimed in 1873 and named after Ardrossan
A spectacular and peaceful part of the South Australian coastline, Baird Bay is teeming with marine life and offers you the opportunity to swim with sea-lions and dolphins on organised tours. It's an unforgettable experience. This protected bay is fast becoming a 'must do' holiday experience for travellers. There are safe swimming beaches, boating and fishing - and anglers are rarely disappointed, with handy launching facilities guaranteed to lead to a good day's fishing. Baird Bay, sitting on the Eyre Peninsula, offers accommodation ranging from upmarket resort style eco villas, holiday shacks and a budget camping ground. While you're visiting the Eyre Peninsula, why not follow Australia's first Seafood and Aquaculture Trail. The trail brings together seafood, dining and aquaculture experiences to help you chart the journey of our delicious seafood from the sea to restaurant plates.
Padthaway is about a thirty minute drive south of Keith. It's close to the Coonawarra, Wrattonbully and Mount Benson wine regions. Rows of vineyards thread down either side of the Riddoch Highway. Padthaway, like many South Australian wine regions, has a warm climate and good rainfall. Its terra rossa soil gives grapes a special flavour, due to limestone layers. This produces wine with great flavour and intensity. Grape vines span more than 62 kilometres of land. Padthaway has a cluster of small shops located in the heart of town, with a park, playground and skate park. There are a couple of cellar doors in the region, where you can taste the renowned Padthaway Shiraz and Chardonnay. These are Henry's Drive Cellar Door and Padthaway Estate Cellar Door. The Padthaway General Store Bottle Shop is fully stocked with the beautiful local "drop". While you're here, explore Padthaway Conservation Park or play a round of golf at Padthaway Golf Course. Padthaway, there's great wine and plenty to explore.
The Riverland town of Waikerie offers one of the longest stretches of accessible riverbank in South Australia. The width of this stretch of the Murray River makes it popular for thrilling water sports, fishing, and relaxing houseboats. Waikerie is surrounded by more than a million fruit trees, making it the centre of the citrus and fruit industry in South Australia. Enjoy the town's 18-hole, bunkerless golf course. Take a joy flight with the Waikerie Gliding Club. Ride the ferry crossing or take the 2 kilometre clifftop walk from the ferry for spectacular views of the Murray River. Drop in to Orange Tree Giftmania off the highway, where a spiral staircase leads to a 360˚ view of Waikerie and its environs. You'll love Haven Hand chocolate factory and the many cellar doors in the area. Behind the Rain Moth Gallery (a local artists and craft workers outlet) you'll find the Interpretive Park – an opportunity for children to interact with the science of irrigation. A visit to the Banrock Station Wine and Wetland Centre is a must, encompassing environmentally sustainable wine production and a simulated wetland setting, there is a lot to learn and contemplated, perhaps over a glass of wine and gourmet meal in their restaurant. Dine and stay the night on a floating motel - the Murray River Queen. Absorb great river views from its fine restaurant or on deck at the cafe where you can try some Riverland boutique wines. With 52 renovated cabin rooms to suit any budget, this will be an experience to remember. The name Waikerie is said to mean "many wings", after the giant swift moth "wei kari", the name given by the original indigenous community. It's an appropriate name, considering the teeming birds of the lagoons and wetlands that edge the river. You'll find the Waikerie Visitor Information Centre is on Sturt Highway, Waikerie.
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