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Bought this set to replace a rusted out single piezo horn on my 2002 Tundra that sounded like a mating moose. Now the truck sounds like a truck. Just a nice solid twin tone...Read complete review
Bought this set to replace a rusted out single piezo horn on my 2002 Tundra that sounded like a mating moose. Now the truck sounds like a truck. Just a nice solid twin tone sound. The mounts were very thin, almost like overglorified plumber strapping, but I was able to re-use the factory mount and a spare piece of aluminum stock and just stuffed them behind the grille of the truck. The fake chrome is kind of tacky, but they're hardly noticable behind my black billet grille. Made the neighbor's rottweilers quit barking and just sit and stare.Well worth the $10 I paid for them.P.S. - the relay in the package is useless. I threw it at my little brother.
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Horns sound great, real attention getters!! Didn't use the brackets as they are thin and flimsy, I had some heftier metal from which I made my own brackets. And as for the...Read complete review
Horns sound great, real attention getters!! Didn't use the brackets as they are thin and flimsy, I had some heftier metal from which I made my own brackets. And as for the really, get a decent Bosch-type from somewhere else - this one is really a 5 amp PC mount relay in a 40 amp shell which won't last long given the application.
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By Randy is my name
from Las Vegas, Nv
About Me Professional
Comments about 2 Piece 12 Volt Electric Horn Set:
I've installed these horns in several of my vehicles, including a BOAT! They install EZ are LOUD and trouble free. The tone is pleasing (for a horn) and loud. Don't care much for the "chrome" housing, but a little flat-black makes them disappear behind the grill nicely.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By ATV dude
from Pine Grove, Ca
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
I bout this for my ATV for fun there were easy to install and will get someones attention. Also they will be good if for some reason I get away from the group I could use it so they could come back and find me.
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By ShockTherapy
from Crete, IL
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
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Great horn at a great price...
By Rick
from Los Angeles
About Me Beginner
I put this on my 1995 Nissan Altima. Now my car horn sounds like a REAL car horn.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Far better than OEM
By Jim
from Estacada, ore.
I very rarely use my horn, but when I do I always get an immediate reaction, even as far away as 100 ft at 50 mph people look around as if looking for a big vehicle that is about to hit them. I have had them for over 2 years and they are working just like new.Do not hesitate to buy a set. I have found it much easier to Not use the relay, I just use the factory wiring but reverse the indicated polarity and they work just fine, however you may want to install an inline 10 amp fuse holder between the factory wire and the HFT horns. I have done this on three different vehicles with three different horn assemblies over the last six years and had no problems. Do as you see fit.
super deal and super loud
By jake and the fat man
from pleasanton, ca
super deal , nice dual horn frequencies together.what i call my attention getter on my motorcycle.Super loud ~!
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Replace your wimpy horn with these!
By Kevin
from N Central Florida
About Me Auto Enthusiast, Mechanic
Really loud, replaced the wimpy stock horn on my Hyundai Accent. Easy to install, didn't need the relay which is included in the package. I didn't use the mounting brackets, as they are really flimsy. I fabricated one out of aluminum bar stock from my local hardware store. These are a really good, inexpensive way to improve the horn sound on your car.
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great horn
By bradsram
from greensboro,NC
About Me Mechanic, Truck Enthusiast
great little horn I used it as a direct replacement as my low horn went out. no need for the relay just cut the plugs off your old horn wiring and replace with some connectors. These are super loud took me about 15 minutes to install cant beat the price
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Great product. Very surprised
By Dino
from Omaha, NE
About Me Auto Enthusiast
I bought this horn- not because it was cheap- and it was, but the good reviews. My Saturn Ion had a horn that did not demand respect. I was going to only install one of the horns- but I did both. I am glad- It really does have the sound of a 1976 Buick Electra. It does not sound cheap. It looks cheak but sounds great. Installation was easy, I cut off the old wiring harness and put on slide on clips. I did not use the relay. I am very happy.
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
These babies are a blast!
By Longshot
from Loveland,CO
About Me Motorcycle rider
Makes a great motorcycle horn and fit easily under the fairing on the Aspencade.
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SummaryIn addition to the diesel V-6, the 2014 Ram 1500 is also available with a 3.6-liter V-6 making 305 hp and 269 lb-ft of torque or a 5.7-liter V-8 producing 395 hp and 410 lb-ft paired to an eight-speed automatic transmission. Fuel economy is impressive with diesel trucks with the EPA rating rear-drive variants at 20/28 mpg city/highway and 19/27 mpg with four-wheel drive. Gas engine variants also achieve respectable fuel economy, ranging from 14-18/20-25 mpg depending on the engine and drivetrain configuration. The optional air suspension has helped improve the Ram 1500's driving dynamics, allowing the driver to adjust the truck's ground clearance for on- or off-road duties while keeping the ride smooth and the body stable. However, when driving in small two-lane roads, the Ram 1500 feels "bulky and a bit clumsy" compared to its competitors particularly the Ford F-150.
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Bill Hunter, Kathy Finnegan and Mike Finnegan, left to right, head to the slopes at the Pico Ski Resort on Christmas Day. Vermont is expected to get 8 to 14 inches of snow tonight and Thursday morning.A white Christmas in Vermont will be followed up by a storm that will turn the Green Mountain State a lot whiter.
A hard-charging storm that prompted thunderstorm and tornado warnings throughout the South on Christmas is expected to arrive in Vermont tonight, bringing snow and moderate to high winds, according to the National Weather Service.
The whole state is going to feel the impacts of this storm, meteorologist Brooke Taber said Christmas afternoon shortly before the weather service issued a winter storm warning for the region.
The storm, which is projected to have the greatest impact in Rutland County and central-northern Vermont, is expected to dump 8 to 14 inches of snow between 7 p.m. today and 7 a.m. Friday, Taber said.
The coastal Noreaster is also expected to bring something less welcome with it winds of 40 to 45 mph.
Coming less than a week after windstorms knocked out power to homes and businesses for up to three days, the prospect of more downed trees and power lines is the last thing that Green Mountain Power and its line workers want to consider, according to company spokesman Jeremy Baker.
I think we had enough for one week, Baker said Tuesday.
But he said the utilitys operational staff didnt believe the projected winds would do as much damage as Fridays gusts, which clocked at 70 mph in some parts of Rutland, Bennington and Addison counties.
Hardest hit by those winds were the towns of Lincoln and Castleton, where power wasnt restored until Monday morning.
While the utility was planning on Christmas to deal with outages in the next couple of days, Baker said there was reason to believe the damage would be much lighter from the snowstorm.
If the winds are below 50 mph it shouldnt be too bad at this time of year with the leaves off the trees, Baker said. Its a concern that we wont take lightly, but we should be OK.
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Weve heard the snowfall will be dry and light, he said.
In the ski industry, that kind of snow is referred to as champagne powder a fitting name for a storm that promises to have Vermont ski areas uncorking bottles to toast a good holiday week.
This storm is coming at a good time for us, said Bonnie MacPherson, spokeswoman for Okemo Mountain Resort in Ludlow, on Tuesday. And its a nice reward for those who booked ahead.
More than half of Okemos 119 trails were open on Christmas Day thanks to rigorous snowmaking. If the resort receives the 11 inches of snow anticipated to fall there this week, MacPherson predicted the whole mountain would be open.
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It's easy to start a game out on a hot streak and take an early lead. It's another thing all together to finish strong and get the victory.
For the Starkville High School boys' basketball team, starting strong has been easy, but closing out has been the difficult part.
The Yellowjackets jumped out to an early lead and were able to hold onto it on their way to a 69-59 win over West Point Saturday night in the Beehive.
"We have been talking about getting off to a good start for two weeks now," SHS head coach Greg Carter said. "The last couple of games we got off to good starts and hadn't finished. (Saturday) was about getting out off to a good start and keeping it up for the whole game."
The Green Wave took an early 2-0 lead in the opening quarter. That was the last time West Point held the lead.
The Jackets answered with six points to take a 6-2 lead in the first quarter. The Green Wave got it to 6-5, but the Jackets stepped up the defense and found a rhythm on offense.
"I got hyped," sophomore guard Caleb Wilson said of the first quarter. "West Point is a rivalry game. I just try to play to the best of my ability. I have been playing good these last few games. I am just trying to get better every single day."
Starkville entered the second quarter with a 20-7 lead.
The Jackets carried over the good start to the second quarter. They pushed their lead out to 26-12. West Point started to chip away.
The Wave found themselves down 29-23 with less than 2 minutes remaining in the first half. The Jackets scored the next three points to make it 32-23 at halftime.
The Wave continued to fight back in the third quarter. The Jackets pushed their lead out again and led 51-35 late in the third quarter.
West Point finished the quarter on a 5-1 run capped off by A.J. Jones's 3-pointer at the buzzer to make it 52-40 heading to the final quarter.
The Wave fed off the momentum and cut the lead to four at 61-57.
Starkville's Richard Evans answered with a floater in the lane to make it 63-57. West Point again made it a four-point game at 63-59.
"We have to learn how to win close ones rather than play not to lose," Carter said. "We kind of got a little hesitant at times. We took some bad shots, but we kept battling and held on."
The Jackets shut out the Green Wave for the remainder of the game and made free throws down the stretch to ice the game.
"We just need to try to finish games," Wilson said. "We need to finish the whole thing. They came back on us but we stayed strong and finished out."
The Jackets were led by Evans' 19 points. Wilson added 15 points while Avonte' Amos had 11 to round out the double-digit scorers. Zeb Rice and Fontavious Smith both had six points and did all their scoring in the first half.
"I think we need it every night," Carter said of spreading out the offense. "We can't depend on one guy. We don't have that one guy capable of scoring 30 every night."
Wilson's intensity and leadership was seen by his coach.
"I thought he played pretty well," Carter said. "He's getting better. I stay on him a little bit. He kind of gets frustrated at times, but (Saturday) I thought he played really well."
For a sophomore, Wilson has been leading and is trying to get better everyday.
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Though many features of the various Corvette pace cars changed from one venue to the next, one element remained essentially constant. All of the pacesetters shared a gorgeous graphics scheme featuring a large depiction of the Corvette nose emblem and very prominent checkered flag-like ribbons sweeping across the nose and down both sides. Most enthusiasts agreed that the pace car graphics were far more dynamic and appealing than the graphics utilized on the C5-R racers.
Brian Miller was among those who felt this way, though at first he simply admired the pace cars from afar. When he first saw one he had recently become the proud owner of a new '99 coupe. No stranger to high-performance Corvettes, having owned a '66 roadster, a '68 L89, and a ferocious '69 L88, his goal was to make the '99 a serious drag race competitor with few, if any, cosmetic modifications. In fact, for the first two years his car's only deviation from stock consisted of a broad white racing stripe up the middle of its Torch Red nose.
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27 May 2014 by Dave Sullivan in Camping , Food & Dining , Trip Planning , Torngat Mountains National Park , Signal Hill , Fogo & Change Islands , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
As a former touring actor and comedian, I've spent my fair share of time in hotel rooms. And, don't get me wrong, hotels are great places to stay – I mean, they clean your room every day. How can you not love that? But, sometimes you just want to experience something different. Something a little left of centre.
13 May 2014 by Dave Sullivan in Trip Planning , Lighthouses and Cape Spear Lighthouse
When you're blessed with over 29,000 kilometres of coastline that twist and turn in every way imaginable, as well as rocks that protrude through the surface of the shore in the most precarious of positions – it makes sense that you may need some way of navigating vessels through what can sometimes be a labyrinth of stone.
13 May 2014 by Dave Sullivan in Icebergs and Trip Planning
I have a confession to make. I've lived here my whole life — a place that is filled with icebergs — I've never once gone in search of them. And, it's not like you need to go very far in order to find them. I know. I know. You're thinking to yourself "Dave, what is wrong with you?" Truth be told, I have a really comfortable couch.
9 Apr 2014 by Dave Sullivan in Trip Planning
So, you've made the decision. You're coming. You've seen the ads and heard your friends boast about their time here. And now — now it's your turn.
Well, before you pack up the Winnebago or book a flight, there are a few things you should know. This is information you won't find anywhere else — real top-secret stuff.
1 Apr 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Food & Dining , Icebergs , Whale Watching , Nature , History , Trip Planning , Lighthouses , St. John's , Twillingate and Outdoor Adventure
A day spent on the water is a quintessential experience when travelling to Newfoundland & Labrador. Set sail from St. John's harbour and witness the world's largest concentration of humpback whales, 12,000 year old icebergs and elegant seabirds feeding in our coastal waters. Iceberg Quest's award winning tour has been departing from St. John's and Twillingate showcasing Newfoundland's unique charm for over a decade. I sat down down with Captain Barry Rogers for an unforgettable hour as he regaled me with tales of his childhood on the water, the beginnings of Iceberg Quest and a sneak peek of some of their new product offerings for 2014.
10 Feb 2014 by Dave Sullivan in Hiking & Walking , Trip Planning , Geography , Top Destinations , Gros Morne National Park , Cultural Experiences and L'Anse aux Meadows
Recently, I caught the bug. Nothing catchy. I'm talking about the travelling bug. I want to go out and explore more of my own province. You see, Newfoundland and Labrador is blessed with a wonderful conundrum – there are so many places to visit, it makes it quite difficult to find time to get to them all.
1 Feb 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Trip Planning , Lighthouses , Signal Hill , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
I had the absolute pleasure of spending the day with Maurice Fitzgerald of Far East Photography Tours. It was the day after a major snowstorm, there was a fresh dusting of snow, and the city looked beautiful. A Far East Photography Tour will allow you to see St. John's and surrounding areas through the lens of your camera! A tour will take you to the must see historic sites and landmarks in and around the capital.
17 Jan 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Skiing & Snowboarding , Trip Planning , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
If your travels take you to St. John's in the winter then prepare to be surprised. The city offers an array of options to explore the outdoors, enjoy the dramatic coastline or take in a game of one of Canada's favourite winter sports– AHL hockey. You should plan on arriving early and staying late!
15 Jan 2014 by Tara Kroes in Culture , Trip Planning and Terra Nova
As a major traveller I have stayed at everything from a hut in the jungle in Thailand to an invitation only palace in Italy. My stay at The Inn at Happy Adventure in Newfoundland was one of the most amazing and memorable I have ever experienced.
11 Sep 2013 by Amy Fisher in Trip Planning and Cultural Experiences
People often ask me, "what are the must-dos in Newfoundland & Labrador?". In a province as vast and unique as this, you can imagine that it is not an easy question to answer. However, after a little bit of thought and deliberation, I have put together my own Top 10 list of the things every traveller should do on their vacation to Newfoundland & Labrador.
29 Aug 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Birdwatching , Nature , Trip Planning , Cape St. Mary's , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
When planning a trip to Newfoundland and Labrador this Fall you may want to bring your binoculars.
28 Aug 2013 by Ian Stone in Culture , History , Trip Planning , Gros Morne National Park , Art Galleries , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences and Museum
Gros Morne is an outdoor mecca for visitors with over 100km of trails, breathtaking vistas and world class experiences; however what adventures await when Mother Nature decides not to cooperate? Here are our choice picks for rainy day adventures throughout the park.
22 Aug 2013 by Melanie Chambers in Boat Tours , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Parks , Trip Planning , Geography , Top Destinations , Gros Morne National Park and Outdoor Adventure
Hike its peak and boat through Western Brook pond: great views of landscape and moose!
26 Jun 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Trip Planning , Signal Hill and St. John's
A day exploring Signal Hill National Historic Site and the Johnson GEO Centre is a great way to start your tour of St. John's.
16 Jun 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Trip Planning
They say there are no accidental tourists in Newfoundland. You have to plan your trip to get here since there are no easy links to the Island. Ferries link a few key locations and they are the main entry point for visitors travelling by car or recreational vehicle. Marine Atlantic through its fleet of ferries is a main contact and the Newfoundland ports of entry are Port aux Basques and Argentia. Port aux Basques serves visitors wishing to explore the West Coast of Newfoundland, while Argentia is conveniently located for people visiting St. John's and the Avalon Peninsula.
10 Apr 2013 by Guest Blogger in Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Trip Planning and Cultural ExperiencesRegion: Eastern
Ben Whitmarsh takes a 'hike' which explores the culinary traditions and lively atmosphere of Elliston in Newfoundland - and gets to eat more than his fair share of dishes crafted by some of Canada's top chefs
28 Mar 2013 by Janice Goudie in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Food & Dining , Icebergs , Nature and Trip Planning
Seeing puffins for the first time
21 Mar 2013 by Alyssa Free in Nature , Parks , Trip Planning and Gros Morne National Park
If you're a winter enthusiast, Newfoundland and Labrador is the ultimate destination for outdoor adventure. With an annual snowfall of up to 16 feet, and the activity season running into March and April, there's no shortage of winter fun.
5 Mar 2013 by Brady Huxter in Camping , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture and Trip Planning
The Huxter family sets up camp in La Scie and sets out to explore the Baie Verte Peninsula.
29 Jan 2013 by Brady Huxter in Parks , Trip Planning , Top Destinations and Terra Nova National Park
The Huxter's cool off at Splash N' Putt, Newfoundland and Labrador's version of Disney World.


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CRESTVIEW — The City Council will not pursue an offer to settle a dispute over ownership of an alley downtown. However, family members who claim the property is theirs say a nearly yearlong battle doesn't end there.
The disputed alley behind Florida A&M University's Pharmacy School serves Main Street businesses in buildings once owned by the late Purl G. Adams. His daughter-in-law, Barbara, and his grandson, Purl Adams III, claim the alley is part of their property.
"I'm not gonna stop just at their decision," Purl Adams III said of the City Council's vote last week. "I'm not saying we're going to court. I'm saying that there's other avenues to pursue."
The city had proposed paying $55,000 to Barbara Adams to ensure the city's access and ownership of the alley. However, council members changed course after reviewing a Nov. 18, 1942, warranty deed during a 5-minute recess at last week's meeting.
Purl G. Adams, his wife Edna and W.R. Taylor deeded the alley to the city for $10 and a promise that the property would remain a public alley. For council members, that was enough evidence to nix the settlement.
"I'm holding an official document on file with the city clerk's office … it says this city owns that property," Council President Robyn Helt said at the meeting.
"Based on what I am holding in my hand, I say fight it. If we lose, we lose," Councilman Shannon Hayes said.
Councilman Thomas Gordon also voted down the settlement. Council members Mickey Rytman and Joe Blocker dissented.
Purl Adams said he didn't hear about the council's reversal and didn't know city leaders had planned to discuss the alley dispute until the afternoon after the meeting.
After learning a June 21 executive session on the matter was canceled, attorney Jill Crew, who represents Barbara Adams, emailed Crestview attorney Jerry Miller requesting the next date that the council would consider the issue.
Crew did not get a response, Purl said.
When contacted last week, Miller offered no comment
The City Council's June 24 meeting agenda, released four days beforehand, included the alley item.
"I am very disappointed in the city of Crestview's actions," Purl Adams said in a statement. "I would like to believe that, just maybe, the past and present council members do not or did not know the story concerning the alleyway, or the behind-the-scenes happenings, or just possibly everyone has been kept in the dark about the situation."
The full story, he said, includes the 1942 provision that the "strip of land shall be, remain and forever used as an alley of, for and in the said town for the free use and benefit to the public and said town, as other alleys are so used."
The city didn't use the alley for its intended purpose, so the deed is abandoned under state law, Crew has contended.
Then there's the Adamses' 1944 deed that includes the alley, which "trumps the 1942 deed," Purl Adams said.
Then there's the mortgage that Barbara Adams took out on the property in 1996, and an estimated 70 years of property taxes the family has paid on the alley, as county records show.
Additionally, city engineer Fred Cook referred to the property in an Aug. 2, 2011, memo concerning FAMU's water service.
"The area along the east (northeast) side of the building is not a publicly owned alley — it is private property," he said.
Helt and Hayes did not return phone calls after the meeting regarding the issue. Gordon and City Clerk Betsy Roy offered no comment because of potential litigation.
Miller previously has said the city knows about the Adamses' "and will heartily defend the city's title."
Meanwhile, Purl Adams said the battle has cost his family about $30,000 in legal fees and has taken a toll on his 75-year-old mother.
"When all this first started, all my mom asked for from the architect and FAMU was the payoff for her mortgage so she could deed the alleyway to whoever and make all of this go away. The mortgage was around $25,000," he said. "The city decided to file a suit, causing mental stress on my mother, an elderly widow … not to mention the added stress of having to retain an attorney …
"I really think that the council should take control, use some common sense, and let's resolve this issue once and for all. It has been simple all along."
Daily News Staff Writer Tom McLaughlin and Crestview News Bulletin Staff Writer Matthew Brown contributed to this report.


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Fred Thomas came to Mississippi State with the reputation of being a shooter.
The freshman struggled early in the season, but he has finally been able to find his shot.Â
Thomas was 6-of-12 from the field in Wednesday's 96-70 loss to Arkansas on the road. He made 2-of-5 3-pointers and led the team with 17 points.
Thomas has begun to take his role as shooter on the team seriously and has been putting in extra time, not matter what time it is.
"I've been coming back overnight getting shots up," Thomas said. "I'm taking it more seriously, so I've been coming back and getting more shots up. All my shots have been good shots and I just want to continue on."
Early in the season, Thomas struggled finding the bottom of the net, whether it be inside the 3-point arc or behind. In his last six games Thomas has made 27-of-61 field goals for 44 percent.Â
The extra practice has shown in Thomas' game. He likes to shoot the 3-ball, but has put most of his focus inside the 3-point line.
"I'd say like 200," Thomas said of the number of extra shots he shoots. "I'm working on my mid-rage. I'm not really working on my 3s. I'm really working on my mid-range, trying to get it right."
Thomas says he will be in the gym until 1 or 2 a.m.
"He is shooting better, but it is also a direct result of him coming in and getting some shots up of his own too," MSU head coach Rick Ray said. "I tell our guys it's not hard to figure out. When you come in and get some shots up on your own with a manager or a coach, you are going to shoot the ball better. When you don't do that, when you take time off and not find the time to come in and shoot, you don't shoot as well. It's a direct correlation."
Early in the season when Thomas was struggling making a basket, he didn't shy away from shooting the ball. That is something Ray has seen from his young guard.
"I don't know if anything much gets to Fred," Ray said. "He's a confident shooter, and he thinks every shot he takes is going to go in. You like that."
Thomas has shot the ball a team-high 183 times this season for the Bulldogs. Thomas has had to step up with the lack of numbers the Bulldogs are facing. Thomas has much to learn and Ray is using this time to teach him.
"You like the fact that a kid, playing his first year in major college basketball, has no fear," Ray said. "Fred definitely doesn't have any fear. He just continues at times to take shots that are bad shots, because they're contested 3s. His pull-up is so good. That's the thing you show him. He shot-fakes, takes two dribbles, he's so long, he rises up over people and he still takes a good shot."
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I was so happy to get this quilt finished up in time to use through the fall. I sent this one to Kathy to be quilted and without any direction from me she did these amazing rows of loopty loops every 2 1/2"….it adds so much to this quilt.
Here's a better look at Kathy's quilting. For some reason I bought almost a whole bolt of this Bella solid blue fabric a long time ago…luckily it makes a nice backing because I think I've backed 5 quilts with it now!
The binding is the green vine stripe from my Wallflowers line (out in stores now yay!). I'll do a better post on Wallflowers soon but in the meantime you can find it here, here, and here.
The pattern is Basket Case…you can find the pattern here. Take a look at the top here and this post for how I modified the pattern for this quilt.
I'm off to brave Joann's for Halloween costume materials…wish me luck. ;)


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It's never easy to win a State championship in any sport on the high school level.
When a team was hit with as much adversity as Starkville Yellowjackets were this year, then it's even more amazing to consider what they accomplished in claiming the Class 5A title last Saturday night.
The Jackets defeated the Pascagoula Panthers 28-11 for the State championship and coach Jamie Mitchell hasn't let the gold ball out of his sight very long since being presented with it at Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium.
When the team returned from Jackson in the early hours Sunday morning, Mitchell still had a bear hug on the trophy as fans wanted just a moment to touch the special piece of hardware.
Mitchell has a reason to be proud. He has surrounded himself with a good coaching staff and have developed some talented players in a short amount of time in Starkville.
"The feelings, emotions and thoughts are overwhelming and we want to take every minute of it in," Mitchell said on Monday. "We've been blessed and fortunate to be able to overcome some things and it was just a special night Saturday night."
Mitchell reflected on the trials the team faced on the way to the championship. It has been a little less than a year since player Devin Mitchell lost his life in a tragic incident after the Jackets appeared in the State title game in 2011.
Starkville started this season with a 1-3 record after losing to Noxubee County, Madison Central and West Point. During that stretch, the Jackets also had two of their most talented offensive players in quarterback Gabe Myles and running back Preston Baker suffer severe ankle injuries. Both came back in a short amount of time and showed the determination that it takes to be successful. They certainly had the heart of a champion.
Coach Mitchell experience a personal loss during the season with the passing of his mother.
Through all of that, Starkville pushed toward the ultimate prize. The Jackets won 11-straight games, including a sweep of Class 5A, Region 2 for the second year in a row.
SHS was able to get three home playoff games and it took advantage of it. After opening the postseason with a win over Saltillo, the Jackets knocked off Oxford and defeated West Point 29-28 in overtime.
Once Starkville won its second Class 5A North championship in as many years and made it back to Jackson, the chances of completing the task were pretty good.
Pascagoula was a great team. If it were not so, it wouldn't have beaten Picayune and Pearl River Central to get a chance at the State championship itself.
However, there was no denying the Jackets. They used losing the State championship last year as motivation even though they didn't always talk about it publicly.
Starkville has added to its State championship tradition that was started by coach Willis Wright in the 1980s and continued by Chuck Friend in the 90s and Bill Lee in 2001. The Jackets have now won five state titles in school history.
Before the state championship era, there were other coaches that had excellent records and claimed Little 10 titles.
When Jamie Mitchell was hired in the spring of 2010, he vowed to bring football success back to Starkville.
It has only taken him three seasons to get SHS to the top.
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KickassTorrents is currently listed among the 50 most visited websites in the UK, but this is about to change.
Starting today, several British Internet providers started blocking the popular torrent site, as well as Fenopy and H33T.
The blockades follow on from the High Court verdict last month which required six ISPs (BT, Sky, Virgin Media, O2, EE and TalkTalk) to block subscriber access to the three torrent sites. The legal action was initiated by the music industry group BPI, representing a variety of major labels.
Previously a similar order took down The Pirate Bay in most of the UK.
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Go-ahead for Workington music festival Nuts In May
Last updated at 20:26, Thursday, 22 March 2012
A music festival to be held in Workington in May has been given the go-ahead by Allerdale council.
Joanne and Alwyn Braniff want to run the Nuts In May event in woodland at Middlemoor, Stainburn, from May 4 to May 6.
Artists set to play include folk stars Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick, singer-songwriter Nik Kershaw and singer Hazel O'connor.
The council's licensing panel on Monday considered an application for the festival, which will feature two outdoor stages, four indoor stages, an open mic stage, a campsite, performers including morris dancers, a Maypole and refreshments provided by Weirdigans Organic Cafe.
Simon Kay spoke to the meeting on behalf of Nuts In May Ltd, but councillors also heard from Stainburn couple Mr and Mrs Gillespie and their representative Bob Taylor, who objected on the grounds of noise nuisance and public safety.
Councillors granted a licence for the event.
Other acts confirmed are Emma's Imagination, The Magic Tombolinos, MJ Hibbett & The Validators, and Mad Dog Mcrea.
First published at 19:24, Thursday, 22 March 2012
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its about time somebody pulled the plug on it, living 8miles away and only thing you can hear is that racket they should be a cut off point for the music to stop but its still going at 12.40am 07,05,12, why do they always seem to have these things near to where people live can they not find a field in the middle of nowhere. after going to stainburn for fuel the other night kids running across the roads and adults taking to the hedges for a toilet, its awful
Great news, another festival pulling in great music and people to Workington. As to the comments about "getting sick of hearing about it" you need to push it to get people to come, you should appreciate that Festival Fan :)
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