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School Adventure - Orang-Utans & Kinabalu
Borneo, School Expeditions, 14 days - from £1,895 (land only) - from €2,655 (land only) - from $3,060 (land only)
- A 6-day trek, Orang-Utans, Riverboats, Longhouse and more
- A cultural exchange with the Iban people in a longhouse
- Meet the inhabitants of the Sepilok orang-utan sanctuary
- Climb to the summit of Kinabalu, Borneos highest peak
- A fantastic way for school students to experience Borneo
The adjacent Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak form a part of the vast island of Borneo. This part of the world provides an intriguing mix of ancient cultures, fascinating wildlife and dramatic scenery. Malaysia is also well-known as one of the easiest and safest of South-East Asian countries to visit, with a buoyant economy and good tourist infrastructure. Aiming to provide the very best of Borneo, we begin our journey at the northern tip of Sarawak, close to the borders with Sabah to the north and also close to the territory of Brunei to the west. This is a remote and inaccessible area where the local Iban people still live in traditional longhouses and pursue a way of life which has changed little for generations - although 'headhunting' has, fortunately, gone out of fashion. Our point of arrival is at the coastal town of Miri, from where this great adventure starts out with a short flight into the interior, to the Gunung Mulu National Park. Situated between the Tutoh and Limbang rivers, this park encompasses more than 200 square miles of tropical rain forest. Beneath its majestic forest canopy there are thousands of species of plants and animals that live in an environment that includes all the different types of tropical forest found on the island of Borneo. Apart from the rich diversity of plant and animal life, this park is also well-known for its majestic limestone caves and is a World Heritage Site. Here, we trek on jungle trails and travel by longboat on the many rivers, as we explore some of the world's largest caves and climb above the forest canopy to a spectacular viewpoint amongst soaring limestone pinnacles. We then trek northwards on the 'Headhunters Trail,' with an overnight stop in an Iban longhouse. Travelling north by express coastal ferry from Limbang to Kota Kinabalu in the state of Sabah, we then take a short flight to Sandakan, where we visit the orang-utan sanctuary at Sepilok and enjoy 2 nights at a jungle lodge on the Kinabatangan River in an area rich in wildlife. For many people, the chance to see some of the region's incredible variety of wildlife will be an important aspect of their visit to Malaysia. Travelling back across country to Poring, we have the chance to experience its forest trails, canopy-level walkways and hot springs, before turning our attention to Mount Kinabalu (4101m), the highest mountain in Borneo. We make the quite challenging 2-day ascent of this impressive granite peak, with an overnight at the mountain lodge of Laban Rata. The bare upper slopes of Kinabalu provide memorable views across the South China Sea, which on a clear day can extend all the way to the southernmost islands of the Philippines. This is Borneo at its best! This tried and tested KE Schools itinerary can be adjusted to better fit the needs of your group - please call and speak to a KE School Groups Coordinator or email email@example.com
Is this holiday for you?
The first trekking element on this trip is the 4-day exploration of the Gunung Mulu National Park. You will need to be prepared for hot conditions and for, at times, testing underfoot conditions. We will be mostly walking on tracks and trails between villages. There will be rutted, muddy roads and slippery hunters tracks through the forest. There are also river crossings, some on tree trunk bridges. We have a couple of hours walking on our first day at Mulu, 2 to 3 hours on the second, 6 to 7 hours on the third and 4 to 5 hours on the final day in this area. Two days are set aside for the ascent of Mount Kinabalu. This is a tough undertaking, involving approximately 2200 metres of ascent and descent via the same route. The path is well maintained in places and has countless steps. It can be slippery low down in the forest and after rain. High up on the route, there are sections of bare rock slabs, with some fixed rope handrails. The route is never very steep nor exposed. We recommend a minimum age of 15.
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Come over to the Maple Shade Library as we break out board games, roll dice, and have a good time at Family Game Night! Bring your friends from school, parents, or extended family as we have fun to some great classics. Feel free to bring your favorite games to share with us too!
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We are excited to announce that we are bringing smartphone ticketing to NICE bus riders with the gomobile app. Riders will be able to purchase tickets at their convenience and activate them as they board the vehicle.
We're are ready for Fall! Get all of the details on our September 6th Service Change here.
NICE is ready for the new Fall 2015 semester at Nassau Community College! We offer 6 routes that serve the NCC campus. Get details and schedules here
Use our new map tool to find the bus route that gets you where you want to go! To see an individual bus route, click on any route on the list below the map.
When our customers get on our buses, they are entrusting NICE with their personal safety. Here at NICE, we take that responsibility seriously. Safety moving our riders is our most important task.
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(Bloomberg) -- Starts Proceed Investment Co., a Tokyo-based real estate investment trust, plans to acquire about 10 billion yen ($107 million) of apartments as early as May, the most since 2008.
Starts Proceed, the owner of 76 apartments, will add about 12 properties to its portfolio, said Kazuya Hiraide, president of Starts Asset Management Co., which manages the trust. Half of the funding will be from a public offering, while the other half will be from debt, he said.
J-REITs are benefiting from the Bank of Japans buying of the trusts since 2010. The Tokyo Stock Exchange REIT Index had its biggest increase last year, gaining 34 percent after a decline of 26 percent in 2011. Public offerings by REITs this year may exceed the 679 billion yen reached in 2007 because of measures introduced by the government to boost the market, said Junichi Tazawa, a REIT analyst at Barclays Plc in Tokyo.
J-REITs have experienced one full cycle, said Hiraide in a Feb. 6 interview. We have now entered the next stage.
The acquisition will boost Starts Proceeds portfolio by a quarter to about 50 billion yen, he said.
J-REITs may raise 700 billion yen this year through initial share sales and additional offerings, from 480 billion yen last year, Tazawa of Barclays said.
The BOJ has acquired about 85 percent of the 130 billion yen in J-REITs it plans to buy, according to the banks data as of Jan. 18.
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27 Jan 2009
|Nordic Relay Cancer Fundraiser
Limited edition note cards and posters with this special Nordic relay artwork are available on the American Cancer Society website
While we are on the topic of fundraiser to help battle cancer (see Tubbs Romp to Stomp article below), there is an all night relay on March 7 at Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe.
The only event of its type in the country, the 2009 Nordic Style Relay For Life starts at 6:00 pm on March 7 and runs until 8:00 am the next morning. Participants can use cross country skis, snowshoes, or walk.
More details are on the website, including an informative six steps to prepare for the event.
If you are going to be a fund raising participant or volunteer at this event, let us know and we will be happy to give you a ten percent discount that weekend as our way of saying thanks.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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25 Jan 2009
|Tubbs Snowshoes Event to Benefit Breast Cancer Fight
For the past six years, the Tubbs Snowshoe Company has been holding a series of snowshoe walks and races to raise funds for the Susan G Komen for the Cure organization.
Last year, Tubb's Romp to Stomp was held in five US cities, had 3,800 participants and raised about $250,000 for the Komen foundation.
Vermont's 2009 Romp to Stomp will be held January 31 at the Stratton Nordic Center.
There will be three events: a 3K fun run, a 3K walk, and a 5K walk. Representatives from Tubbs will be on hand for free snowshoe demos. Even if you have never used snowshoes, you can participate. Snowshoeing is easy to learn and a lot of fun. It's a great way to get some exercise and enjoy the outdoors.
You can pre-register online ($30) or at the event ($35 - arrive early to do so). Checks or cash only are accepted.
Stratton is located in southern Vermont.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor (except the Tubbs photo above)
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24 Jan 2009
|Free Snowmobiling for Military Personnel
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The Vermont Association of Snow Travelers is a huge association made up of snowmobile clubs around the state. Next Saturday, January 31, they are offering a free snowmobile ride event for military personnel (past and present) and their families.
The event will be at the field behind Kenyon's Variety Store on Route 100 between Moretown and Waitsfield Vermont.
The event starts at 10:00 am and goes to 2:00 pm. "This is a great chance to try out snowmobiling
at no cost in a safe environment."
Our inn is located about ten minutes away. We normally offer a five percent military discount but for this event we will double that to ten percent that weekend.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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24 Jan 2009
|Backcountry Skiing Festival at Bolton
(c) Bolton Valley Resort
Bolton Valley Resort and the Catamount Trail Association are presenting a Backcountry Ski Festival tomorrow, January 25 starting at 10:00 am.
There will be equipment reps available to answer questions. Instructors will be on hand to help new and intermediate skiers and there will be a guided tour of Bolton's well know back country terrain which is a great way to learn the territory without the worry of getting lost - it's a very large and remote area.
If you don't have backcountry ski equipment, you can rent it at the Bolton Nordic Center. It is best to call ahead and reserve it: 802-434-6876.
There is a $25 charge for festival participants which includes a Nordic trail pass, access to the clinics, tours and the vendor area.
The Catamount Trail Association maintains Vermont's Catamount cross country ski trail which runs some 300 miles the length of the state north and south.
Bolton Valley is located off Route 2 between Waterbury and Burlington.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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17 Jan 2009
|Ice Climbing Lessons
There are all manner of things to do in the winter and if you are looking for something different to try, consider ice climbing. It's basically mountain climbing on large, frozen waterfalls.
Sunrise Adventures Climbing School here in Vermont is offering an ice climbing school at the end of this month at Smuggler's Notch near Jeffersonville.
Sunrise is based at Triple Diamond Ski and Sports on Route 108 a couple of hundred yards from the Smugglers Notch Ski Resort.
There will be equipment demonstrations, classes, slide show, and some apres' climbing socializing. The classes are on Saturday January 31 and Sunday February 1. See the schedule on the Ice Bash 2009 web page (scroll down to see the class listings and prices). You can register online or use their email or phone number to get in touch with them.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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|posted by grunhaus at 22:38 | permalink
15 Jan 2009
|Learn Outdoor Nordic Skating in Vermont
Nordic skating at Lake Morey VT
Nordic skating is a very old style of Scandinavian outdoor ice skating that many people find is an easy way to learn.
In fact, classes are taught here in Vermont at Lake Morey in the east central part of the state near the border with New Hampshire.
The classes go over selecting the right equipment for each individual, safety, types of ice surfaces, how to use a Nordic skating pole to test the strength of the ice, efficient skating technique, etc. Registration can be done online or by calling (802) 649-3939.
There is a fee of $25 for three hours of instruction, plus equipment rentals.
The website says that Nordic skates are "remarkably simple to learn on" and that Nordic skating poles make the skating easier for people without good balance.
The workshops will be taught January 17 and 18; January 24 and 25; and January 31 and February 1 at Lake Morey. On February 7 there will be an afternoon workshop on City Bay, Lake Champlain.
The longer blade on nordic skates is one of the reasons they help make it easier to learn ice skating
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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In 1997 when Walker won the MVP award, his OPS at home was 1.169. His OPS on the road? 1.176. He had a few years with a higher road OPS than a home OPS, but also several the other way as well. Still, on the road during that time was over .900.
Lets also not forget that Jay Bruce will be playing in Cincinnati, while not Coors in its day, its still a pretty friendly home run park.
I actually am struggling to find a site with Walker's career home/road stats. However, check this out.
Go down to the bottom set of stats and click between home and road. Granted this is not during his prime seasons but the difference is remarkable. Also he was in STL a short amount of this time...I do realize. But the difference is dramatic. During the season that he hit over .350, he hit over .400 at home, and less than .300 on the road.
1996 H 1.248 (half season played)
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Career 1.068 Home
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And yet, with Walker having played in so many hitters parks, his OPS+ is the exactly the same as Griffey.
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Doug...it appears you messed up and are comparing his ops on lhp vs rhp for some seasons. Please repost and reconsider after viewing the correct stats.
I don't think the Reds are in the conversation to pay 20+ million for one player and that is what Santana is going to be getting. As for Haren, I would say he is looking at 15+ million easy once his contract is up given the market so long as he stays healthy.
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Is there an Spool mate aluminum gun made that will fit my Millermatic 130 mig welder. I am a cabinet maker by trade, but I just bought a new shop and the old owner threw in a Mig and a Tig welder and I am trying to learn how to use both of them right now. I worked with my Tig on some aluminum for about 3 hrs. today and I am not making good progress. I also want to do some aluminum welding with my Mig and need to know if I can buy a spool gun that will fit it.....................Can anyone help. Thanks in advance.
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07-29-2006, 04:29 PM #1Junior Member
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Spool gun for my Millermatic 130
you could connect a Spoolmate 3035 with a SGA-100 control, However your capacity will be extremely low I have used this setup with my MM135 and it really does not have enough amperage/voltage to be worth while (in my opinion)
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Ditto. I haven't done it, but experience tells me that machine wouldn't be worth the expense of adapting a spoolgun to it for aluminum.
I third the thought that the MM130 isn't well suited to mounting a spoolgun for aluminum on. You did mention that you also got a Tig machine but are having problems with it, if you can give us more information on which tig machine you have and what sort of problems you have having (with pictures if possible) perhaps we can help in that area. I would be supprised if you could learn to tig aluminum in 3 hours having no prior knowledge and no one to assist you. Some basic information to include would be: which machine are you trying to use; type and size of tungsten being used; method of grinding and amount taper; what kind of gas and amount of flow; length of stickout and size of cup; thickness of aluminum being welded; pre-cleaning method of materials, work area, & tungsten; which type and size of filler; amperage selected; are you using a remote hand or foot device to control the amperage. There is more you need to know but these are enough to get started with. Best advice I can give would be to get the Miller educational package available for about $25, great information on both Mig and Tig and well worth the money IMO.Regards, George
Hobart Handler 210 w/DP3035 - Great 240V small Mig
Hobart Handler 140 - Great 120V Mig
Hobart Handler EZ125 - IMO the best 120V Flux Core only machine
Miller Dynasty 200DX with cooler of my design, works for me
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Thanks Sundown
I will try to get as much info as I can for you and let you know how I am doing. Since it won't pay for me to put a spool gun on my mig I will look around for a mig that I can weld aluminum, because I have alot of applications that I could apply aluminum too. Just be patient with me.........I am the ultimate beginner.
07-30-2006, 06:47 PM #6Originally Posted by nolliabedRegards, George
Hobart Handler 210 w/DP3035 - Great 240V small Mig
Hobart Handler 140 - Great 120V Mig
Hobart Handler EZ125 - IMO the best 120V Flux Core only machine
Miller Dynasty 200DX with cooler of my design, works for me
Miller Spectrum 375 - Nice Cutter


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For a variety of reasons, I'm looking for a Cloud Storage Service. At one time I was sure I would need two to satisfy my needs, as I need a service that syncs a local folder (preferably several) across machines. I also need a online storage space for offsite backups- the ability to access it by WebDav is also a nice to have feature, so I can use my own backup software if I want.
Previously, for my first need, I evaluated SugarSync and Dropbox. In the end, SugarSync was not recommended, as there are very bad issues with the product. This was going to be a review of an online storage space that looked promising- ZumoDrive. Then I remembered that I had a licensed copy of JungleDisk that I never used before, and realised that it satisfied both needs. ZumoDrive comes close to satisfying both needs, but doesn't quite do it.
ZumoDrive Configuration Screens
ZumoDrive Web Interface
ZumoDrive Mobile Screens
The Good
ZumoDrive has a very functional interface, such as it is. The configuration screens are well laid out and provide a lot of information, while never seeming overcrowded. The mapped drives clearly show the information on a per-computer basis, so you can tell where the information that you're accessing is from. The ability to change transfer speed is very welcome, and if you have space for it, the ease at which it integrates into your itunes library and your music in general is very welcome. The web interface is simple, but allows you access to all of your files, and the sharing functionality is on par with the other options (it was actually better than DropBox for a while until the recent update which allows you to share files). The iPhone interface looks familiar- I think that all of the options that I reviewed use a similar package for their iphone app. Their dojo- the training area to the service- is actually quite well done also.
The Bad
The app seems to use an inordinate amount of memory; after having it open for a while, the usage was well over 100M, which seems a lot. There were also a few hiccups in the beginning with the client being non-responsive, or duplicate clients being opened. That is now fixed. The integration with explorer is a bit misleading also- when I copied to the shared drive, the copy finished, but the files were not actually on the drive yet, and didn't show up on the web interface. It appears that they are cached locally to be transferred, but when I went to look for them immediately, there was no indication of this until I looked in the transfer portion of the configuration dialog. Also, for my purposes, the link folders bit was useless; it doesn't sync between machines, but instead syncs your local machine to the cloud.
Who is this app for
If you're not looking to sync your machines, but instead are looking for storage space in the cloud that is synced up to your various computers and can be shared, then this app will work for you.
JungleDisk Desktop Screens
JungleDisk Web Screen
JungleDisk Mobile Screens
The Good
JungleDisk is simple in it's approach, but very powerful. It has many options for use, including syncing (to the desktop and other computers - a la DropBox), mapping drives (using your cloud drive like a local drive), and scheduled backups to the cloud. Getting them setup is very easy, and the interfaces are pretty bare bones at their root, making them easy to navigate. The pricing is dirt cheap for as much as you want to store, and it has the option of using your own Amazon S3 account, so you have full control over your data. It's also one of the only services I've found as reliable as DropBox- I worry less and less as I use it about losing data, and actually have items exclusively on their service (cloud-wise) rather than redundantly backed up on DropBox as I've done with the others. It also gives a lot of feedback as it has errors, but then re-tries until everything is fine, so the feedback it gives you thankfully don't have to use. It also lets you effectively partition the amount of space you have for different uses, having the concept of drives, and then backing up things based on computer. You can also sync arbitrary locations, which is a big plus. Again, the iPhone interface looks familiar- I think that all of the options that I reviewed use a similar package for their iphone app.
The Bad
JungleDisk is definitely a geek's service- from setup to even billing. The amount of options can get overwhelming if you want to change from the options set up in the wizard. Even when not on advanced, the options that it gives you aren't for the faint of heart. For long processes, the speed doesn't seem as fast as other options, though entirely useable. The pricing is what initially threw me off from using it, and that trepidation still stands. They charge you for reads, writes, uploads, downloads, storage... then you get charged by JungleDisk and by S3. Add to that the fact that the web interface is an add-on, so you pay an additional $1 per month for it, and your invoices can get pretty involved. Then again, even after using it for a while, I'm paying less than $3 a month, so those considerations fade in comparison to that. Also, note that there are no sharing options with JungleDisk- it's your data, and only you can see it.
Since the pricing of JungleDisk is so dissimilar to other offerings, I put it in its own separate area. The basic price of JungleDisk is $3/month. If you want web access, you add an additional $1/month. On top of that, you pay a price for storage.
On Amazon, that price is as follows:
Amazon S3 US - only $0.15 per GB-Month of storage used
First 5 GB Storage FREE
Data Transfer
FREE data uploaded until June 30, 2010! $0.10 per GB of data uploaded thereafter
$0.15 per GB of data downloaded
Data Request
$0.01 per 1000 upload requests
$0.01 per 10,000 download requests
An example invoice is below:
Note: This invoice does not include the $3/month because I bought JungleDisk way back when you could get it for a set price for unlimited use.
Who is this app for
If you like the cloud syncing/cloud back up services, but have too much data for their plans- JungleDisk is for you. Even if you don't have a lot of data- JungleDisk will still work for you. Only if you need to actually share that data will it not work for you.
ZumoDrive is slick, and has a lot of polish to the presentation. However, if you need syncing abilities, know that they aren't there. JungleDisk is cheap, reliable, and just works, with a lot of options for use to boot. However, if you need to share your data, know that there are no options for that.
For my personal use, I'm going with a combination of DropBox, and JungleDisk.


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Dr. Alan Icenhour became the Associate Laboratory Director (ALD) for the Nuclear Science and Engineering Directorate (NSED) at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in February 2014. NSED operates state-of-the-art nuclear facilities and conducts technology development and application programs that impact a large range of fields from basic science to reactor development to national security. As ALD, Dr. Icenhour leads three research divisions (Fusion and Materials for Nuclear Systems, Nuclear Security and Isotope Technology, and Reactor and Nuclear Systems), one operating division (Nonreactor Nuclear Facilities), and the Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light Water Reactors, the U.S. Department of Energy's first energy innovation hub. NSED mission areas include research and development (R&D) for both fission and fusion technologies; advanced modeling and simulation; stable and radioactive isotope R&D and production; research, development, and deployment of technologies to address nuclear security challenges globally; and safe and efficient operation of ORNL's nuclear facilities.
Since July 2008, he has served as director of three ORNL divisions: the Global Nuclear Security Technology Division, the Fuel Cycle and Isotopes Division, and most recently the Nuclear Security and Isotope Technology Division.
Dr. Icenhour joined ORNL in 1990. His 27 years of nuclear experience have included R&D on a range of fuel cycle topics such as enrichment, radiochemical processing, stable and radioisotope production, nuclear fuels, radiation effects on materials, radioactive waste management, and nuclear security. He completed a 21 month special assignment in Washington, D.C. as a Senior Technical Advisor to the Proliferation Detection Program within the Office of Nonproliferation Research and Development (NA-22) of the National Nuclear Security Administration.
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Scrub Island
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Three Bedroom Ocean View Villa with Private Pool
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Minimum Night Stay: 5 Nights
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Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina, Autograph Collection
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- Guests can learn how to make gourmet Caribbean fare at private or group cooking classes taught by one of the resort's chefs (surcharge).
Hotel Overview
What to Expect:
- Set on a picturesque private island in the British Virgin Islands, this resort blends classic Caribbean style with modern luxuries. The resort's elegant but relaxed ambiance attracts families and couples seeking a secluded Caribbean vacation.
Amenity Highlights:
- Guests can enjoy a massage at the spa, lounge by the pool, or relax at one of three private beaches. Sports-minded guests can work out at the fitness center, explore nature trails, or enjoy water sports. Two restaurants range from poolside casual to fine dining, and three bars offer a variety of drinks including unique tropical cocktails. Room service is also available (limited hours).
Scrub Island
British Virgin Islands
- British Virgin Islands
Airport:Terrance Lettsome International Airport EIS
Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina offers 50 guest rooms and suites, and villas decorated in a modern Caribbean style. All accommodations feature spacious balconies or patios with ocean views. Rooms are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access and flat-screen TVs with premium channels. Bathrooms include scales, hair dryers, complimentary designer toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. Suites and villas feature kitchens and separate living areas. All accommodations at this BVI hotel are non smoking.
- Ocean View Guest Room -
Overlooking the picturesque Scrub Island Marina and the sweeping waters between Scrub Island and Camanoe Island, these rooms feature traditional Caribbean decor, with rich color woods and vibrant colors, and each has its own private balcony/patio offering marina and ocean views. Guests are pampered with a king-size bed adorned with luxurious Egyptian combed cotton 300 thread-count Fili d'Oro sheets with soft down bedding, plasma televisions, bamboo ceiling fans, air conditioning, bathrooms featuring separate shower and bathtubs with Bulgari bath amenities.
- Ocean View One Bedroom Suite -
Ocean view one bedroom suites lavish guests in the Scrub Island Resort experience, offering a separate living space from the master bedroom with plush chairs, a cozy sleeper sofa and 50 inch flat panel television. The gourmet kitchen features custom designed furnishings and modern conveniences for dining and entertaining. Each one bedroom suite offers one and a half baths as well as a washer and dryer in the main living area. Attention to detail and fine accoutrements are presented at every touch point. Each ocean view one bedroom suite features Kohler faucets and fixtures, SubZero and Wolf stainless steel appliances, granite counters in the kitchen and bathroom, natural stone flooring, luxurious fabrics, covered veranda, timeless teak wood furniture, and wood-beamed ceiling.
- Ocean View Two Bedroom Suite -
These suites take the Scrub Island experience found in the ocean view guest rooms and ocean view one bedroom suites to a grander, even richer level of space and comfort offering by combing the two. These suites offer two fully separate bedrooms, each with a king-size bed, full bathroom and its own balcony/patio and expansive view. The luxurious living room area offers plush chairs, sleeper sofa, and 50 inch flat panel television, a half bath and washer and dryer. The gourmet kitchen features custom-designed furnishings and modern conveniences for dining and entertaining. Each features Kohler faucets and fixtures, SubZero and Wolf stainless steel appliances, granite counters in the kitchen and bathroom, natural stone flooring, exotic woods, luxurious fabrics, natural materials, veranda with timeless teak wood furniture, and wood-beamed ceilings.
- Ocean View Two Bedroom Villa -
Each Two Bedroom Ocean View Villa is set privately on the hillsides of Scrub Island, overlooking the Caribbean Sea and adjacent Camanoe Island. They offer unsurpassed privacy and comfort. When you walk in, you discover a new world with a view of the beautiful blue waters of the BVI that has seldom been seen. As you explore the two bedroom villa, you're enveloped in unsurpassed luxury. Inspired by the natural beauty of the islands, each villa is designed with local artwork, custom furnishings, wood floors, king-size beds with high thread count luxury linens, 42 inch flat panel television, state-of-the-art multimedia center, and bamboo ceiling fans. You'll find each bathroom is grand in size and splendor: granite-top double vanity, rain forest showerhead, roman tub, and water-closet. Each ocean view villa hosts a living room area with a sleeper sofa, dining area, full kitchen, and large wraparound veranda. Romantic infinity edge plunge pools with breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea complete the experience.
- Ocean View Four Bedroom Villa -
These private villa estates provide the ultimate in tranquility and luxury. These Ocean View Villas are an elegant retreat for those seeking peace and serenity and all of the finest comforts that Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina offers. The villas are discreetly nestled within the contours of Scrub Island, blending beautifully with the natural surroundings. Each one affords endless views of the Caribbean and surrounding islands and is designed with local artwork, custom furnishing, wooden floors, king-size beds with high-thread-count luxury linens, natural stone flooring, bamboo ceiling fans, 42 inch flat panel television, and state-of-the-art multimedia entertainment center. The floors of the gracious living area are finished tropical hardwood and natural stone. Large sliding windows and doors which, when fully open invite the hypnotizing tropical breeze, face the ocean. Each bathroom is grand in size and splendor, with natural stone flooring, granite-top twin-vanity, rainforest showerhead, water closet and a roman tub. Each villa boasts a large wraparound veranda with infinity edge pool.
Room Amenities:
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bathrobes
- Bathroom scale
- Bathroom telephone
- Blackout drapes
- Cable/satellite TV
- Ceiling fan
- Child care (in room, surcharge)
- Climate control
- Clock radio
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary newspaper
- Cribs (infant beds) available
- Designer toiletries
- Desk
- Direct-dial phone
- Electronic check-out
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Hair dryer
- Housekeeping
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- In-room safe
- Internet access - complimentary
- Internet access - wireless
- Iron/ironing board
- Makeup mirror
- Massage - available in room
- Patio
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Sewing kit
- Slippers
- Turndown service
- Umbrella
- Voice mail
- Wake-up calls
- Welcome amenities
- Window opens
Property Amenities
Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina, Autograph Collection® is on a private island resort located in the British Virgin Islands. The resort features three white-sand beaches, a 55-slip marina, and a four tieredl lagoon pool with a waterfall and swim-up bar. Other features include a 10,000-square-foot Ixora Spa and a 24 hour fitness center.
Amenities include babysitting/childcare, a concierge desk, and room service (limited hours). For business travelers and groups, the resort offers meeting and conference rooms, a business center, and complimentary high-speed Internet access.
The amenities listed below are available on site; fees may apply:
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Audio-visual equipment
- Babysitting/Childcare
- Ballroom(s)
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Beauty services
- Business center
- Concierge desk
- Conference room(s)
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Dry cleaning service
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Express check-in/check-out
- Fitness equipment
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Gift shop or newsstand
- Grocery
- Health club
- Internet access in public areas - complimentary
- Internet access in public areas - high speed
- Internet access in public areas - wireless
- Laundry facilities
- Marina on site
- Massage - treatment room(s)
- Medical assistance available
- Meeting room(s) (small groups)
- Multilingual staff
- Patio
- Picnic area
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Private beach
- Restaurant(s) in hotel
- Room service (24 hours)
- Security guard
- Shopping on site
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Swim-up bar
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Tour assistance
- Wedding services
Number of rooms:
- 52
Extra person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Rollaway beds and cribs (infant beds) may be available and should be requested at the time of booking; fees may apply.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in, cannot be guaranteed, and may incur additional charges.
- Pet deposit required
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- Pets accepted
- Small pets only
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Caravela RestaurantElegant waterfront restaurant Serving breakfast, dinner and cocktails overlooking the marina and pool in air-conditioned comfort.
Caravela BarFormal bar serving wines by the glass, cocktails, and after-dinner drinks. Features a terrace with views of Pavilion Beach and Trellis Bay.
Tierra! Tierra!Casual open-air restaurant by the pool. Open for lunch and dinner. Features American and Caribbean cuisine and several themed evenings.
One Shoe Beach Bar & GrillThe ultimate hide away on North Beach. Private pool and showers with frozen drink specials.
Gourmet Market & CaféFeaturing gourmet foods, snacks, wines and beverages. Fresh coffee and sandwiches served daily until 7 pm.
FreebootersPoolside and swim-up bar serving a variety of blended drinks.
This BVI hotel features three beaches, a lagoon-style pool, nature trails, and a 55-slip marina. During their stay, guests enjoy complimentary kayaks. The on-site scuba diving center offers private and group tours as well as supervised instructional courses (surcharge) in addition to snorkeling trips and island hopping cruises. Other on-site activities include fishing, sailing, and yacht charters (surcharge).
For guests who don't want to interrupt their fitness routines an air-conditioned fitness facility is located on the marina side of the resort equipped with 15 Life-Fitness Signature machines, free weights and workout bench, water and towel services.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Bird watching
- Boating
- Fishing
- Hiking/biking trails
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Scuba diving
- Snorkeling
- Swimming
Special Offer Details
Breathe Easy in the Caribbean5 nights from $7469 per person
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- Classic Families 2012
- $200 Ixora Spa credit per booking
- Try Scuba lession for up to 8 people (two people per bedroom)
- Complimentary round trip transfers between EIS Airport and the resort
- A Scrub Island representative will meet guests at the airport and take them by car or van to Trillis Island
- The resort yacht awaits at Trillis, for the short water transfer to Scrub Island
- Use of the Fitness Center and swimming pools
Available Room Types:Two Bedroom Ocean View Villa with Private Pool
Three Bedroom Ocean View Villa with Private Pool
Four Bedroom Ocean View Villa with Private Pool
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En español l Everyone knows men aren't always keen on peppering their doctors with questions. Or, as Joshua Kosowsky, M.D., coauthor of When Doctors Don't Listen, bluntly put it, "Men don't want to talk about feeling something in their testicles or having rectal bleeding."
Figures from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) in Rockville, Md., back that up: Men are 24 percent less likely than women to have visited a doctor within the past year.
But men need to change, says Kosowsky, an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and clinical director of the Brigham & Women's Hospital Emergency Medicine Department. "You have to get over the reluctance to open up to your doctors. You have to advocate for yourself."
To help ease the conversation, below are 10 key topics every man should discuss with his doctor to stay on top of his health.
1. There seems to be a lot of debate about whether men should be regularly screened for prostate cancer. To be frank, I'm confused. Do you think I need to be tested?
"The American Urological Association recommends yearly screening with a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test and a digital rectal exam for men ages 50 to 75," says James Ulchaker, a urologist at the Cleveland Clinic. Men who have a family history of prostate cancer and African American men should begin annual screenings at age 40. PSA is a protein produced by the prostate; a blood test can show whether protein levels are at a normal or an elevated range.
However, you should talk to your doctor about what the options are if the test indicates a problem, says Kosowsky. "Prostate cancer is a very slow-growing cancer. Even if you have it, it's not likely to kill you. And an elevated PSA may just be a sign of normal aging."
If you do have an elevated PSA, one option is to have a needle biopsy. But even if the biopsy reveals cancer, your doctor may recommend watchful waiting with a repeated PSA test every six months. "We are doing more and more watchful waiting because we know that many men are overtreated for prostate cancer," says Ulchaker. Plus, treatment options such as the removal of the prostate or radiation therapy can have unwelcome side effects, such as erectile dysfunction — the inability to sustain an erection — and loss of bladder control.
2. With an annual physical now covered by insurance, what screenings do I need?
Men over 50 should have annual physicals that include blood pressure and cholesterol screenings. Their fasting glucose, or blood sugar, levels should be tested every three years, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
"Of these, the most important is screening for high blood pressure," says Carolyn Clancy, M.D., director of AHRQ. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 68 million adults have high blood pressure, and more than half do not have it under control. Normal blood pressure is around 120 over 80. "What's important is to know and write down your numbers each time," says Clancy. "If most of the time, your blood pressure is 90 over 60 and then suddenly it's 130 over 80, that's more concerning than for someone who is usually 120 over 80." If your blood pressure is high, your doctor will want to check it more often and may suggest you monitor it with a home blood pressure machine.
3. I'm not feeling as sexually vital as I'd like. Could something be wrong with my health?
"If you have a decreased libido [sex drive], a morning test of your testosterone level is an appropriate screening," says Ulchaker. "If the test is normal, most urologists do not recommend additional testosterone."
If the problem is erectile dysfunction, you have multiple options, including oral medications, such as sildenafil, or vacuum erection devices, says Ulchaker. But you may not need such measures. Obesity, smoking and diabetes can all interfere with sexual function. Taking off a few pounds, giving up cigarettes or managing your diabetes could make all the difference.
And don't forget the side effects of the medications you take. Some types of drugs, such as antidepressants, statins and blood pressure drugs, also can cause erectile dysfunction. Make sure to talk to your doctor about the medicines — both prescription and over-the-counter — you take regularly.
4. I'm urinating more than usual. Should I be concerned?
"As men get older, more develop voiding dysfunction," says Ulchaker. "The number one reason behind urinary urgency is caffeine. Alcohol also stops the kidneys from reabsorbing water." The result: you pee more frequently. Cut back on both, and your peeing problem may cease.
5. I haven't been sleeping well. Is that a cause for concern?
The CDC reports that 50 million to 70 million adults have a sleep problem, and nearly 37 percent of people ages 55 to 65 fall asleep unintentionally during the day at least once a month. One common sleep problem affecting more than 18 million Americans, especially men, is sleep apnea — a pause in breathing — which can disrupt sleep and increase the chance of developing cardiovascular problems. You're at higher risk for sleep apnea if you're overweight and over age 40.
Don't forget to take some common-sense steps to improving your sleeping habits. These include:
- Limiting caffeine, alcohol, nicotine and large meals close to bedtime;
- Keeping regular sleep hours;
- Avoiding exercise in the hours right before bed.
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The Pittsburgh Panthers have played collegiate football since 1889. As of 2007, the program boasts 9 national championships, 4 unanimous and 5 shared. The Panthers have additionally been declared national champions by at least one selection organization for 8 other seasons. Dan Marino, Mike Ditka, Tony Dorsett, Jimmy Johnson, and Curtis Martin are among the great players and coaches to represent the University of Pittsburgh. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Pittsburgh Panthers football tickets.
2013 was a year of transition for the Pitt Panthers. It was the Panthers first season in the ACC and the first year for head coach Paul Chryst. The Panthers played a brutal ACC schedule that resulted in a 7-6 record and a win over Bowling Green in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl. Chryst and company come into 2014 a little more familiar with their new conference, but with plenty new faces on the team. The offense lost journeyman quarterback Tom Savage and standout receiver Devin Street to the NFL draft. The reigns of Pitt's offense will be turned over to sophomore quarterback Chad Voytik, who will be one of 6 sophomores starting on the Panthers offense. Pittsburgh's defense loses outstanding defensive tackle Aaron Donald and will rely heavily on a strong linebacking core, headlined by seniors Anthony Gonzalez and Todd Thomas. Key games for the Pitt Panthers 2014 ACC Coastal Division title aspirations with October 16th against Virginia Tech, October 25th against Georgia Tech, and November 1st against Duke. If the Panthers can come out of those home games with a winning record, look for them to finish at, or near the top of the ACC Coastal Division.
Check out our Pittsburgh Panthers Season Preview History page for previews of previous Panthers seasons.
The Pittsburgh Panthers play their home games at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Watching a game at this state of the art 65,000 seat NFL stadium is a treat for any college football fan. The field is notoriously unpredictable, and makes for wild plays and exciting finishes. The Pittsburgh Panthers home bench is on the Heinz Field sideline with sections 130-139. Heinz Field parking information is covered in our Panthers event guide.
Penn State Nitany Lions, West Virginia Mountaineers, Cincinnati Bearcats
A new era begins again for the Pittsburgh Panthers and for the first time in a couple of seasons it has nothing to do with the coaching staff. The Panthers have joined the ACC after being a member of the Big East since 1991. Paul Chryst returns for his second season as the head coach and will need to rely on a defense that returns nine starters. Chryst has to find a new starting quarterback and running back, but receiver Devin Street returns for his senior season after leading the Panthers in catches with 73. The Panthers will make their ACC debut in the first game of the season on national television with the Florida State Seminoles traveling to Pittsburgh. Chryst's squad will also host Notre Dame, North Carolina, and Miami in 2013.
The 14th oldest rivalry in college football, the "Backyard Brawl" is one of the most intense games on the east coast. Separated by approximately 75 miles, these interstate neighbors have played over 100 times since 1895. The Panthers lead the series, but the last decade has been arguably the most competitive in the rivalry's history. With major regional recruiting implications on the line, and two historically passionate fan bases, this rivalry is one of the highlights of every season.
Known as the "River City Rivalry," this young series burst on to the college football landscape. The first meeting between these schools dates back to 1921, but the rivalry didn't kick off until 2005 with the creation of the "Paddlewheel Trophy." The 2009 edition of the series is considered one of the most exciting games of the last decade and showcases this young rivalry's high energy and competitiveness.
Sharing their home field with the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers, the Panthers were member of the Big East Conference since the early 90's and were crowned champions on more than one occasion before their move to the ACC. With more than 675 wins and close to 30 bowl game appearances, the Pittsburgh Panthers have established themselves as College Football royalty. Ticketcity offers tickets to all college football bowl games and the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Game.
The Del Monte building on North Shore Dr. close to the Fort Duquesne Bridge has 3 great restaurants that are perfect for a pre/post game meal. You have your choice of: the Jerome Bettis Grille 36, Clark Bar & Grill and Tilted Kilt. About a block away (toward PNC Park) at 247 North Shore Dr. you will find Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse which offers great steaks, an awesome wine selection and the opportunity to rub elbows with local celebrities. Try the Bettis 7oz filet, it's awesome.
The gates at Heinz field open 2 hours prior to kick off for all Pittsburgh Panthers home games.
There are many options but the Hyatt Place Hotel (Tony Dorsett Dr. & North Shore Dr) and Marriot Hotel (Mazeroski Way & General Robinson St.) are closest to Heinz Field permitting you to easily walk a few blocks to the game or hop in a cab.
The closest and the best parking options are in the Gold parking sections directly east of the stadium. The red sections are slightly farther and the blue are the farthest from the field. There is a taxi stand at the Marriot hotel where you can hop in a cab if you aren't up for the walk.
Great seats! My son was very happy to be so close to the field.We are customers for life!John - Syracuse, NY


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That 4 game win streak the banged up Colts were on was against the 6-10 Titans, 8-8 Raiders, 8-8 Jaguars, and 6-10 Titans.
That 4 game win streak the banged up Colts were on was against the 6-10 Titans, 8-8 Raiders, 8-8 Jaguars, and 6-10 Titans.
It is great that the Jets had a half time lead against the Colts, but games are 4 quarters. A 17 point loss is not a lot different to me than a 13 point loss.
Of course we would have been different.
We were competitive against Indy, Bal wasn't.
in 2009 the favorite heading into postseason in the AFC was SD, we beat them in SD in the div rd
in 2010 the favorite heading into the postseason in the AFC was NE, we beat them in NE in the div rd
I don't care how many bad teams SD beat in 09, but they were not nearly as good as the Ravens. NE is a division opponent and we all know how those games can go. It was good that the Jets beat a team that missed 3 FGs by 3 points, and that they beat a division opponent the next year, but they don't even get the chance to play those teams if they faced Bal in round 1.
so now the excuse is SD msised 3 FGs(even though one was almost 60 yds away), so do we get credit for missing a makebale FG in the '09 title game?
Miami and KC were exposed as frauds, the Jets proved they belonged.
however, to say those teams didnt belong is ridiculious. both of those teams finished with double digit wins, something the 09 jets didn't do, despite playing 2 teams at the end of the year that treated the games like they were the 4th preseason game.
by your theory, since a team that loses in the 1st round, especially by not really playing competitive, i guess the the 09 pats didn't deserve to make the playoffs because they followed it up with a beating at the hands of the ravens at home, and the 14-2 pats maybe didn't deserve to make the playoffs either because they looked like crap vs the jets. this is your theory.
as for the fins and chiefs, they both won double digits, and while they may have had some easy games, at least those teams were playing 1st string guys ''TRYING'' to win. i know your going to say they were dead, but on teams like that, those players still give it their all because they are playing for new contracts, they need to prove themselves, as opposed to the ''DEAD'' teams the jets played who were already in the playoffs, had already had a successful regular season, and nothing to prove until jan.
to say you proved your worth in the playoffs because you won once you got there? well then i suppose the seahawks deserved the playoffs last year, because once they got in, they destroyed the saints. so the 7-9 seahawks by your theory proved their spot.


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Recipe by D. Hamilton
"This is a very easy cheese sauce that gets my family to eat their vegetables. If you've always wondered how to make melted cheese pourable, this is the recipe you've been looking for. Longhorn cheese is melted and combined with milk, cornstarch, spices and yellow food coloring for a sauce you can serve with most anything."
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2 1/2 cups
milk, divided
2 tablespoons
2 cups
shredded Colby longhorn cheese
1/2 teaspoon
garlic salt
1/8 teaspoon
ground red pepper
4 drops
yellow food coloring
This recipe makes a delicious cheese sauce, providing you assemble it the right way! Bring the milk to a boil with 1 teaspoon garlic powder, 1/2 teaspoon salt and pepper (left out the food coloring), then whisk in the milk-corn starch slurry. It will thicken almost immediately. Let it boil for a minute or so, stirring the whole time, then remove it from the heat and stir in the cheese. The sauce has a great consistency and is very tasty. It does have a slight grainy texture, but ANY sauce made with real cheese is like that. We had it over corkscrew pasta and it was like fancy mac and cheese, would be excellent over broccoli or cauliflower. My boyfriend thought it tasted like something you'd get at a restaurant.
Please listen, save your cheese milk cornstarch and time and look for another recipe. This does not cook right and we have tried it a few times and have learned the hard way! Like most of the other people are saying, it DOES go grainy and is way way too runny and the taste and looks of it is ugh. Me and my fiance spent way tooo much time on this and wasted milk cheese and now have nothing to dip our coliflower into.
88 Ratings
This is the best cheese sauce I have ever made. I used Cheddar. It worked the first time I made it - perfect texture, NOT RUNNY... quick(5 min.)/simple/mmgood!
This is a great basic recipe for cheese sauce.. it just has the order of adding things a bit backwards... -do the 1/2 cup milk and cornstartch and set it aside. -in a sauce pan bring to a boil 2 cups milk and seasonings. -once the milk boils add the milk/cornstartch mixture. -once everything is mixed together and it thickens (it will thicken alot) THEN ADD YOUR CHEESE -As with most sauces you add the cheese LAST not first!! This turned out creamy and super yummy for me. I poured it over rotini noodles and it was perfect!! -i also used up some heavy whipping cream i had left over from alfredo sauce. So what i did was used the rest of my heavy whipping cream with milk (just mixed it all together)
I find I needed to add a bit of sherry or lemon juice to the cheese a few minutes before cooking this. THat keeps the cheese from becoming stringy. Also, cut back on the milk a bit.
It's a great sauce! I've tried to do cheese sauce by hand before and failed miserably.
Nope, did not turn out for me either. I'm wondering if it could be the type of cheese used, or even milk. I always use skim milk, but mayb whole or 2% would be better.
I thought this recipe was going to be runny like the people had mentioned above but it's not. You have to let it boil first and then it will thicken. I only added 2 cups of milk because of what was mentioned in the other reviews but I think all of it would have worked as well.It turned out very thick and delicious!!
Followed the recipe (and I do cook quite a bit) EXACTLY. Inedible. A waste of milk and cheese.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Cheese Sauce
Serving Size: 1/5 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 5
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 252
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nectarines, pitted and diced
ripe tomato, seeded and diced
1/4 cup
diced onion
2 tablespoons
chopped fresh cilantro
2 tablespoons
fresh lime juice
1/4 teaspoon
crushed red pepper flakes, or to taste
salt to taste
1 teaspoon
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1 teaspoon
chili powder
salt and ground black pepper to taste
2 tablespoons
olive oil
8 (4 ounce)
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This was a refreshing summer meal! I would suggest though that if you're going to keep some for leftovers, to not use nectarines that are too ripe.
Adobo seasoning will work better for the chops. The nectarine salsa sounds better that what it turns out to be.
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Wow! The nectarine salsa is delicious - wouldn't change a thing! I used half the amount of pork and cut into cubes to make kabobs. I added some paprika to the rub and let it marinate about 6 hours. Great meal!
This was a great and easy way to use pork. I replaced the tomato with an equal amount of canned pineapple tidbits and probably doubled up on the pork rub, but otherwise made the recipe exactly as stated.
This is a great recipe - the salsa has an awesome flavour, and I wouldn't change a thing. I think the recipe does need the fresh cilantro to ensure it has the complex flavour of fruit salsas. I can't wait to try the leftovers on grilled chicken. YUM!
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Jim Beam Takes the Devil's Due
Jack Bettridge
Posted: March 4, 2011
Whiskey fans the world round know about the angel's share, that percentage of alcohol that escapes through evaporation while the spirit is aging in casks. Now Jim Beam introduces us to a new term: the devil's cut, the amount of Bourbon that was hitherto trapped in the wood even after the barrels were dumped.
Except that in this case the distiller has rescued that previously lost liquid through a proprietary extraction process and put it in a bottle that is also called the Devil's Cut. The recovered spirit has also been mingled with other normally prepared Bourbon to reach a strength of 90 proof (45 percent alcohol by volume). The result is a dark whiskey with barrels of flavor to go with its pronounced woodiness.
Fred Noe, the Jim Beam master distiller, says that when a cask is filled with new-make spirit about two gallons of it immediately seeps into the grainy burrows of its charred oak staves. Until now, that liquid was lost during aging. While hesitating to be specific about the process for releasing the spirit, he says, involves water, agitation and heat.
All three of these are common to a time-honored method of whiskey recovery that inspired the new whiskey. During one of the company's idea meetings Noe, the great-grandson of Jim Beam, described a practice common during his youth in Kentucky. "I told the story about sweating whiskey out of a barrel," he says. "If you could get yourself a used barrel—they're getting pretty expensive and hard to come by these days—you could sweat something out of it by putting water and rolling it around the yard on a hot day."
Because of the increased demand for used barrels in other parts of the spirits-making industry (including other whiskies, rum and Tequila) the availability of such barrels has lessened. Noe recalls an enthusiast from Pennsylvania who used to make an annual trip to Kentucky to pick up five or six barrels and would crow about getting "free whiskey." "That wasn't any free whiskey," Noe observes, pointing out that his costs in travel to obtain them alone would offset any saving, "but that was his hobby and he liked the idea of not paying taxes on it."
Noe explains that the recaptured spirit must be mixed with standard Jim Beam Bourbon, as the company wouldn't otherwise have enough to market on a large scale. The admixture also probably takes the edge off of what otherwise might be an overly tannic whiskey. The wood is definitely in attendance, but is softened and improved by sweeter, fruity flavors.
The distiller says that Devil's Cut is the production of a ramping up of the innovative process that has been going on recently with Jim Beam. He points to the debuts of Red Stag and Knob Creek Single Barrel as other examples of that trend. We hope it continues.
Jim Beam Devil's Cut (90 proof, 45 percent by volume) $23.99
A very full-flavored, tasty whiskey that manages to belie its origin and coloration by being smooth and approachable as well.
APPEARANCE: Extremely dark amber, fat quick legs.
NOSE: Molasses, maple syrup, slight olive oil.
PALATE: Hits the tip of tongue with a slight burst of tannin and then spreads out across the palate like a fruity hard candy, In the roof of the mouth, it gets very spicy and rooty with a certain nutty and toasty quality and some more of that olive oil.
FINISH: The toast lingers into the after taste with wood and then a finishing bit of fruit.
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Alex Benes — Newbury Park, CA, USA, — March 4, 2011 12:41pm ET
This could make me a bourbon drinker again.
stantine972 — April 7, 2011 8:29pm ET
Jack, did they tell you how much regular Jim Beam they have to add to the Devil's cut to bottle it. I wonder if the proof would be stronger without the mixing? What would you compare this to (other bourbons)?
Clint Summers — Huntersville, NC, USA, — October 14, 2011 8:42am ET
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Wednesday, January 23, 2002DAVIDSON, N.C. (Jan. 22, 2002)- Davidson took a 13-point halftime lead after shooting 80 percent in the first stanza, and ETSU could not recover, falling to the Wildcats, 103-88, Tuesday night in Southern Conference women's basketball action before a crowd of 478 fans at Belk Arena in Davidson, N.C. East Tennessee State (7-11, 2-7 SoCon) had a quartet of players in double figures, paced by 18 points from both Misty Copas (Kingsport, Tenn.) and Lauren Trantham (Asheville, N.C.). Erin Thurman (Hixson, Tenn.) and Ashley Reed (Barrackville, W.Va.) scored 14 and 12 respectively. Davidson (6-10, 3-5 SoCon) also had four players in double figures led by sophomore guard Ashley Hallsted, who recorded a career-best 26 points while dishing out 10 assists. Joining Hallsted in double figures were sophomore forward Meghan Bryant with 22 points, while senior guard Janna Magette and junior forward Bethany Schott added 19 and 16 points respectively. Bryant added five blocked shots and a career-best 17 rebounds. The two teams seemed destined for a high-scoring shootout from the outset of the game and did not disappoint. Hallsted got things started for the 'Cats with a three-point basket just nine seconds into the contest. A layup from sophomore guard Robyn Flewelling put Davidson ahead, 9-4, with 17:29 left in the half. A pair of free throws from Bryant put Davidson ahead for good, 23-21, with 12:22 on the clock. Sophomore guard Lindsay Shade knocked down the team's seventh three of the half to push the lead into double figures, 43-32. The Wildcats would extend the lead to as many as 12 points before a basket by Shade with seven seconds on the clock made the halftime score 61-48 in favor of Davidson. The 'Cats shot a blistering 80.8% (21-26) from the floor in the first stanza. Davidson continued its torrid shooting coming out of the intermission and built a 26-point lead, 86-60, with 10:26 to play in the game. The Wildcats' hot shooting cooled off in the final 10 minutes of action, but the Lady Bucs were never able to get any closer than 12 points. The Wildcats hit the century mark for the first time since December 19, 1996 when they downed Manhattan 100-79 in Belk Arena. In addition to that record, the Wildcats also set records for points in a half (61) and three-point baskets in a game (12). The Lady Bucs return home to host Wofford at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 26.


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