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Ricki first met Diane Wyatt at the Hanover Farmer's Market in Hanover, New Hampshire a few months ago. Diane told her she has made almost every cheese in Ricki's book, "Home Cheese Making." Diane and Ricki talked cheese for awhile and Ricki decided Diane was one of the nicest folks she had ever met.
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By the following summer, we had built a small insulated barn that had a couple of 10' x 10' box stalls, a stanchion that we could lock her in for milking, and a loft upstairs to store some hay. We fenced in 2 large pastures and put up 600 bales of hay we purchased from a local farmer, all before Clover turned a year old.
I read and reread those 2 books a dozen times as Clover grew into a fine heifer and then a mother cow the following summer, when she gave birth to a heifer calf at the age of 2. That's when the real fun began for us.
I first learned to milk by hand and did that for a month before getting a small portable milking machine, which we still use today. Clover was giving us around 4 gallons of milk a day and I learned to make everything imaginable with the excess milk, such as aged cheeses including Monterey Jack, Gouda, and cheddar; mozzarella, cottage cheese, sour cream, ice cream, butter and yogurt. Even then I still had more milk than I could handle and finding uses for it was becoming a real challenge.
One Saturday while vending at our local farmers' market, I was contemplating on this dilemma and I happened to be watching another vendor selling her goat milk cheese by the dozens. People were waiting in line to purchase her farmstead artisan cheeses, dill and garlic chevre, tomato and basil fromage blanc, and her gourmet feta. I was amazed at the amount of traffic this booth was generating as we sat there rubbing our hands together trying to keep warm on that early spring morning, the kickoff of the farmers' market season.
While observing this cheese producer in full swing, an idea came into my mind. What if we used the excess milk and our maple syrup to make maple yogurt we could sell to our customers? My sister, being the conservative one in the family, thought I was crazy since she and I both knew we would not be able to get the necessary license we needed with just one cow's worth of milk. I, being the irrational and impulsive one, told her not to worry since we didn't know if it would sell anyway.
By the following week I was ready with the first batch of yogurt. From the very first day, it took off by storm. By midsummer we were selling over two hundred 6-ounce cups of all kinds of yogurt including maple and fruited varieties made with our own fruits and berries. This continued every Saturday through October and because of the great success we signed up for the winter markets too so we could offer our yogurt to customers year round. This small whimsical adventure was soon realized to have become the greater part of our income; with the rising cost of living and 7 people in the family, we could not have survived without it.
Clover was producing a good 4 gallons of milk a day on pasture but now we needed to get a second cow to have enough milk to supply the demand. That fall, we purchased another Jersey heifer that was due to calve in the spring. She was a registered Jersey that came from the lineage of cows that produced high butterfat and high protein percentages as well as a lot of milk. She calved the next spring and right from the start she was milking 6 gallons a day and steadily increasing. By midsummer, she was giving us 8 gallons of milk per day.
Things went quite well for the next couple of years but as the cows were both in their prime milk production years, we again had more milk than we could use. So, I decided to venture out and sign up for another farmers' market in addition to the one we were attending. I was accepted and a newbie to both this market and the town but steadily gained customers who loved our yogurt.
At both markets, our customers were very supportive and loyal to us in our kitchen-based yogurt business. They knew we were a family who ran a meticulously clean operation and that we loved what we did. They knew we loved our cows and provided the best care we could for them. They could tell that the milk was always fresh and that we paid the utmost attention to detail in handling, pasteurizing, and processing the milk into yogurt. They also knew we were doing this illegally and still they fully supported our business.
This included a 25 gallon pasteurizer, a water-cooling unit, a can cooler that would chill the raw milk brought in from the barn, a rotary yogurt filling station and a mechanical capper that would cap the yogurt containers. I was emotionally overwhelmed at the unbounded charity I found in the customers who not only supported us throughout the years but also donated to VTC to help fund the project in order for us to become licensed. I can't begin to describe my feelings when this whole plan went into action.
I talked to the students and led them step by step through the process of making yogurt so they had an understanding of the legal requirements of the pasteurization process as well as the packaging requirements. They needed to know time and temperature requirements for both cooling the raw milk and heating and incubating the yogurt. They worked tirelessly, designing, fabricating, testing and re-testing, and in 2 semesters they built the needed equipment and had it inspected and approved by the dairy inspector. To say I was amazed is an understatement. My family and I stared almost in disbelief when the equipment was delivered by the professor and his students the following spring.
That was the spring of 2009 and it set the wheels in motion for us to do our part of the requirements, which involved building an addition onto our house. It needed to have 2 separate rooms, one for storing the raw milk in and the other for pasteurizing the milk and turning it into yogurt. We also needed to have a bathroom and a dry storage room adjacent to the other rooms.
This was no small task by any means even though the entire addition occupied only 19' square feet. It took the greater part of that summer and into the fall to complete the building, which included the drainage and plumbing of 2 multiple bay sinks, 2 hand sinks, a bathroom sink and a toilet; electricity for outlets, lights and 2 exhaust fans, along with the flooring, painting, trim work and extra details that needed attention before the facility could pass the legal inspection.
It was not until December 10th, 2009 that the project was completed and I received my milk handler's license in the mail, which allowed me to legally process, package and sell "Green Mountain Yogurt" (our new trade name), anywhere in the state of Vermont.
Twelve years have gone by since Clover came into our lives and she has now passed away so she couldn't be with us to share in our success story, but her legacy continues. She was the beginning of a journey that led us to where we are today. We will always remember that beautiful Jersey who gave us 6 beautiful calves, over 65,000 lbs of milk, and the sweet beginnings of Green Mountain Yogurt and our new homesteading life on a small-scale farm.
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With back-to-back UFC wins, Chris Camozzi believes he's starting to hit his stride.
The middleweight welcomes Luiz Cane to 185 pounds on Saturday at UFC 153. It'd be easy to presume Cane to have a home-cage advantage in his native Brazil. But Camozzi said he's excited for the opportunity to make the journey.
UFC 153 takes place at HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro with a main card on pay-per-view following prelims on FX and Facebook. Camozzi (17-5 MMA, 4-2 UFC) and Cane (12-4 MMA, 4-4 UFC) fight on the Facebook prelims.
Camozzi, though, seems to have a little more in mind than just moving to an impressive 5-2 as a UFC middleweight with three straight in 2012."It took me about two seconds to decide when my manager called me," Camozzi recently told MMAjunkie.com Radio (MMAjunkie.com Radio | MMAjunkie.com). "Right when he finished saying, 'They want you to fight Luiz Caen in Rio,' I said, 'Yeah, let's do it. Absolutely.'"
Camozzi's thinking about an extra paycheck.
Of Camozzi's 17 wins, he's nearly got an equal split of decisions, knockouts and submissions. But his last two wins have come by stoppage, and make no mistake he'd prefer to end things quickly against Cane if he's going to get one of those bonus checks."I've seen Luiz fight a few times. He's a good, aggressive fighter and he's going to come to fight, which is going to make it exciting and give me a better chance of winning a bonus," Camozzi said.
Cane will be fighting for the first time in more than a year when he steps in against Camozzi on Saturday. And he returns in a bit of a desperate situation."I'd love 'Knockout of the Night' or 'Submission of the Night' before 'Fight of the Night.' Usually, 'Fight of the Night' goes three rounds, and I'm not expecting this fight to go three rounds," he said. "I like his aggressive style, and I think I've trained accordingly. I have a good game plan going into this I think I can end it inside the distance."
Cane has lost three of his past four fights all by first-round TKO. His lone win since a 3-1 start in the UFC three and a half years ago came against Eliot Marshall.
And it is perhaps that rough stretch at light heavyweight that most influenced Cane's decision to drop to middleweight. But Camozzi, at 6-foot-3, said he walks around at 220 pounds much of the time. So from a size perspective, Cane's middleweight debut sees him thrown right into fire.
Plus, Camozzi has history on his side.
UFC 153 features a main event light heavyweight bout between middleweight champion Anderson Silva and Stephan Bonnar, plus a co-main event heavyweight bout between Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Dave Herman."Luiz Cane was looking to drop to middleweight, but I think I could fight at light heavyweight if I wanted to. If I could pack on a little muscle, I could be a light heavyweight, too," Camozzi said. "If he was looking to fight a smaller fighter, I don't think he's getting that in me."


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Ok so yesterday I decided to take a trip to Campbeltown on the Kintyre peninsula. Not because there's anything there (there isn't) but simply because I was looking at a map and saw it was fairly easy to get to and because I'd never been there before.
It was going to be a pretty long journey. It's 160 miles there and obviously the same distance back. My previous longest trip was the first featured in this thread and it was 200 miles so I'm trumping that by quite a distance. I like that I'm getting more used to longer trips. If I didn't need to return home at the end of a trip, today's 320 miles could have seen me go to anywhere in Scotland, with miles to spare.
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So I headed up my new found favourite road, the A83. The last time I was up this way I didn't take any pictures until I found a viewing area. This time I just found somewhere to stop at the side of the road.
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Last time I was at Inveraray the loch was pretty choppy. Today it was like glass. An English tourist obviously thought to anyway as he kept repeating that fact over and over again to his wife.
Loch Fyne:
We were now in an area of Scotland where I was riding through villages that I'd never heard of. Here was the view from Furnace.
I then moved on from places I'd never heard of to 'places I'd never heard of and couldn't pronounce even if I had'. I'll get some pictures of the town welcome signs if I'm ever through again. They give you the name of the town in English and Gaelic but it's not always clear which is which.
The next port of call was Tarbert. It is the epitome of fishing village. Seriously, if you were to try picture a quaint, Scottish fishing village you would picture Tarbert. In fact, when it first came into view I burst out laughing at how it fits the stereotype. It was a nice place but everything was closed. In small, out of the way places you tend to find that shops don't share the same opening times as shops back in the cities. Maybe everything shuts on a Wednesday. I wasn't staying about to find out as I had to press on.
At the far side of Tarbert is West Loch Tarbert (a sea loch) and on West Loch Tarbert are numerous ferry ports. They take you to various islands (including Ireland). I noticed that one of the ferry terminals had a right good view so I stopped in the no parking zone and grabbed a few pictures.
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View of West Loch Tarbert from above:
After this, the road follows the coast before cutting across the peninsula into Campbeltown. The weather I got here was the best I got all day. It was so bright and sunny that you could be forgiven for thinking these pictures are of some mediterranean island. Few things are better for the soul than some fresh sea air and glorious sunshine!
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Note: The land in the far distance is Ireland
The road after this wasn't great. There was resurfacing and various other work going on so I spent a lot of time on gravel and waiting for green lights. So it wasn't too exciting and Campbeltown itself was pretty drab from what I could see though it had a nice harbour. Still, today's trip was all about the journey and not about the destination. So a few quick photos and I was heading back to do it all again.
It's always amazing how simply going the other way along a road makes it seem brand new. What made me laugh was how I noticed things like mountains that I hadn't noticed previously. How the hell do you miss a mountain? Anyway, the A83 is a pretty spectacular road when going north, but I think it might just be more special heading south.
So that's me til next week probably as I'm busy for the next few days. Hopefully the weather will stay dry again and I'll find somewhere new to play.
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Great photos! my family originated from the area of Stirling Castle and Stirling (also Sterling) has been a common name in my family since they emigrated in the 1750's... family lore says that we were kicked out after the 1745 rebellion but I have no proof of that. I have never made it their yet but the pictures gave me something to think about!
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Great thread this mate, excellent photo's. I love these scottish ride reports on here, the likes of yourself and kamchat really get me chomping at the bit to get up north, been visiting scotland at least once or twice a year for the last 20 years or so and the place just grows and grows on me with every visit, all been well got a week planned for late june/ early july time, last time up in bonnie scotland was last august so i'm ready for it to say the least!!
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Great pics & commentary. Tourism Scotland should have you on a retainer. Many of your pics remind me of the Cabot Trail and the fishing villages of Nova Scotia.
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I have been to Scotland 7-8 times but never on a bike. Your report has me wanting to go there soon. Awesome Country. You need to ride to the Isle of Skye and the road to Applecross is a must do. You had great weather. But anyday in Scotland is a good day to me...
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Right. Loads of photos today. So many that I ran the batteries out in the camera.
I attempted this run a few days ago but had to turn back as I'd completely forgotten that I was supposed to be going to the cinema with my good lady. Today however I was free so just went with what I'd originally planned. So the first few photos are from a few days ago but I'll be sort of pretending they're from today.
The weather was great and the destination was Sma (rhymes with 'law') Glen. The route there was on the familiar road through Callandar before heading east past Loch Earn, through Crieff and then home.
Loch Earn was busy! Clearly the sunshine had roused the Scots and there were anglers, water skiers, bikers and hikers on and around the loch. I probably should have stopped to take some scene setting photos but I didn't. So you'll just have to imagine a loch with people around it doing stuff.
Here a few of the photos of Loch Earn I took a few days back. The weather wasn't so hot that day so no water skiers.
Loch Earn:
This was a water run-off thing that looked pretty cool. I had some child yapping in my ear while I was taking the photo. He buggered off before I could tell him a monster lived inside.
When I was on this road a few days ago, a fella had come off his GS on a bend. I had seen him and his pal earlier in the day when they'd overtaken me. I didn't stop as the police and paramedics were already there. The guy seemed to be in decent shape as he was standing and talking to the medic. I hope he's doing well.
Today, I approached the same corner and to my surprise found a a cop stopping traffic. A car had gone into the ditch at the side of the road. It looked pretty beat up as a result. That's 2 accidents in a week. One more and we get to keep the ball! By that I mean we'll get a shiny new speed camera. Joy.
The next bunch are from the road into Comrie. I've ridden through Comrie maybe 20 times and never stopped yet. The road in from the west is great though. Good quality tarmac, winding roads and some cracking scenery. I had my footpeg scraping the ground at one point. Only done that once before, on a hairpin bend. As with the first time, I nearly shat myself when it happened as I'd no idea what the hell it was at first.
A85 into Comrie:
I'm not entirely sure about the names of the places coming up here. The Sma Glen is what the road signs say which suggests that that would be the official name but everything I see online suggests that this is just a nickname for Glen Almond. I don't know for sure and I don't suppose it matters much either. Sma Glen sounds like a bastardization of 'Small Glen' which is how I'm going to think of it until I'm corrected.
It's a stunning area. It doesn't have the size or majesty of Glen Coe but the more intimate feel is what makes it. I have heard of people feeling a bit uneasy in this glen as the hills look like they're closing in on them. Hard to imagine on a sunny day like this but I bet a misty night up here is pretty damn scary.
I parked the bike up a few times and wandered on foot to get some non-road photos. I even waded in 2 inch deep water of the River Almond to get some of these so I hope you appreciate it.
Sma Glen
There were almost as many bikers on the road today as there were cars. I always nod at bikers but I'm not really quite sure how to greet them when there's 20 in a row. Nodding would probably induce motion sickness and taking my hand off the handle bars to wave for half an hour just seems dangerous.
Further up the glen there's a fantastic bit of road. You need to watch out for sheep though. They often get out of the fields and wander about the road. Whenever I take photos near them, the rams always stare at me. Not sure how I'd cope with one charging at me when I was riding on the road. See if you can tell the sheep from the rocks in this bunch.
By the time I got through this area, I'd done what I'd set out to do today. On a whim though, I took a side road to Glen Quaich. I'd never heard of it and Wikipedia tells me nothing about it so I'm guessing there were no massacres here at any point. Or maybe there were, but the killers covered their tracks really well!
Anyway it's a single track road. That's single track as in relative to our road system. All it means is single lane with passing places every hundred yards or so. Some of the roads can be in bad shape with huge pot holes and gravel every where. This one was perfect though. I'm guessing it was resurfaced recently. It was a fun road. All little hills that make you lose your stomach. Or go airborne if you go fast enough.
Glen Quaich:
The loch that the road runs alongside is Loch Freuchie. It's the most blue I've ever seen a loch.
This next bit is where I decided to turn back. I had no idea where the road was taking me and I needed to double back to make sure I got photos of the parts I wanted (a lot of the photos above were actually taken on the way back). So I pulled in at the side of the road, took some photos and grabbed some juice. I was a bit nervous about heading back as the road was quite difficult to navigate. The hill I was on was very steep and had 2 hairpin bends at the bottom of it. I had to drop down to first to get up the hill in the first place and I could see the difficulty that cars were having negotiating the turns.. My fear was that I'd go in way too fast and not make the turn.
This photo, as always does not show how steep the hill was. It does show a cyclist struggling to get up though. The poor guy lasted another 5 seconds after I took this picture before running out of steam and keeling over. Didn't get his foot down or anything. He was shattered. I headed on foot to help him but he waved to let me know he was ok. I waited to make sure he got away before trying it myself. As it was I made it down no problem so I was quite relieved.
He passed me an hour or so later later when I stopped to take photos. He said hello and seemed to be in a better state than when I saw him previously. He was heading down hill for one thing so I'm sure he was thankful of that.
So that was me heading home. The journey back was more or less unremarkable. Took a different route back which is more about the road than the scenery. The battery had run out on the camera so I wouldn't have mattered anyhow!
I'll finish with an annoyance and a bit of a mother earth loving lecture/rant. Apologies in advance to both the members here and the Scottish Tourist Board.
Litter annoys me everywhere. City or countryside, I can't really think of an excuse. If you can carry a can of coke with you someplace, you can carry an empty one until you find a bin. For all the amazing sights I see when out on the bike I still find piles of rubbish lying beside lochs or empty lager cans floating down rivers. When I take these photos, I make sure there's no litter in view as it makes for prettier pictures but quite often there will be something just outside the field of view. Like I said, it annoys me wherever it is. But when I see real beauty spots like we have in Scotland being tarnished by Scots it really pisses me off. To take this photo I had to step over or walk past household waste, a discarded car tyre, half a washing machine and what looked like a carpet.
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Very nice! Man when you said much (or all) of Scotland loos the same, you weren't kidding. I was on holiday last October into November on the North Coast (Kyle Of Tongue area) and it is very similar to some of your pix. No less enjoyable for it tho- keep it up and best of luck with your bike! Lovely country- I appreciate your taking the time to post the pix.
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The weather here the last week or so has been awesome. It's likely to be the only good weather we get all summer right enough. Anyway I haven't been updating as I've been out riding. So this one is from last week.
I was heading up to Loch Tay to the small village that rests at the tip of it; Kenmore. I'm familiar with the roads south of it, but had never gone up and round the loch itself. To get home I was following my route up.
When it's sunny the road up the side of Loch Lubnaig can get very busy. The car parks are spilling over with caravans and tents and the smell of barbecues carries for miles. It's a shame we don't have bears anymore
On weekdays however, the roads are quiet regardless of the weather. The first photo here is from the journey up but the others are from the return leg. The bottom two are from the very northern tip of the loch.
Loch Lubnaig:
After Loch Nubnaig you have a brief encounter with the outskirts of Lochearnhead before heading into Glen Ogle. It was here that I spied a stream off to the left of the road that I hadn't really paid any attention to before. Pulling in at the side of the road I decided to excercise my Right to Roam and battled my way across marshes and passed barbed wire to bring you a handful of photos.
Glen Ogle:
Here's the pleasant view south from the road through Glen Ogle. Note the barbed wire on the right hand side there that I negotiated just so you could see these photos above.
Also note the speed camera sign at the bottom of the hill there. They're everywhere.
The best thing about the route I've taken today is that there are almost no lulls. You get a small village to ride through to catch your breath and then it's back to the winding roads and scenery. By the time you've passed Loch Nubnaig you're just about in Glen Ogle, which leads to Killen and by the time you're out of there you're at Loch Tay.
So you may have worked out from that that the next photo stop was Killen. There aren't many better ways to spend a sunny afternoon than sitting on the rocks by the waterfalls. It's a great place to stop, stretch your legs and have a snack.
Leaving Killin and you're a hop, skip and a jump to reach Loch Tay. It's a long Loch at 14 miles and the 4th largest in Scotland by volume of water. The road around it differs to a lot of other lochside roads in that you are not down by the water side. The road is on a hillside to the north of the loch. It was a pretty good road though there are a few houses and a lot of trees that block the view of the loch a lot of the time.. A load of sheep had escaped their field when I was there as well so there was a lot of stopping to allow them to get out of the way.
Loch Tay:
A distant view of Killin:
Must be nice to wake up to this on a sunny morning!
At the northern end of the loch sits the sleepy village of Kenmore. I didn't know much about it when I arrived. Don't know much about it now either. There's a [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taymouth_Castle]castle[url] that may or may be not be getting renovated. I couldn't see it through the gates to the grounds anyway and didn't fancy wandering off at random in the hope of seeing a castle that at the time I wasn't even sure existed.
If the plaque outside this pub is to believed, it is the oldest in Scotland. 1572 is when it opened. I'm guessing it's had more than a few refurbs.
Entrance to Kenmore is achieved via a small, single lane bridge that operates a traffic light system. It gives great views of the loch.
South, from the bridge:
North, from the bridge:
There's also a little beach. This is where I sat down, drank some juice and sent my girlfriend a rather gloating text about how I was sitting on a beach and she was at the dentist.
The beach:
This next photo has something of interest hiding away in the corner. I'm annoyed that I missed it at the time because it's something I would have liked to have visited. It's a recreation of a Crannog. These are ancient water dwellings and the one in this photo is the best recreation in the country. I only found out about it when I got home and was looking up some info on Loch Tay. Can't believe I was sitting looking at it and didn't notice!
The Crannog (on the left on the water line):
So that was that. Like I said at the start, the weather has been glorious and I've had a few days away with the lady and spent the rest of it on my bike. I was going to do a post about my trip to St Andrews but to be honest it was crap so I won't bother. Til next time!
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These cute little ornaments I made last week in a church craft night. They are made out of matchboxes (found at Dollar Tree) which you then paint, Modge Podge with scrapbook paper & pictures, then hot glue trimmings and a handle on. I have plans to make more of these, except probably not so detailed with stuff on the inside, because heaven knows I won't ever let my kids touch them or open them anyways. :)
I remembered while making these how much I love working with paper. I need to do it more often. Especially since I have ALOT of it.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Taking a look at the stat sheet from Mississippi State's 52-14 Gator Bowl victory over Michigan, the casual MSU fan might not recognize the names of the leading receivers.
With Chad Bumphis breaking his clavicle in the Egg Bowl victory over Ole Miss, the door was opened for the up-and-coming receivers to make an impact in a high-profile game. The group of young players may not have had one standout performer, but as a group they more than filled the team's needs at receiver.
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Bumphis' injury was not the only reason the Bulldogs were thin at receiver heading into the game. The lone senior of the receiving corps, Leon Berry was sidelined for the rest of the season when he broke his leg in the Bulldogs' victory over Houston. Also, junior tight end Marcus Green has not played since injuring his knee against Auburn.
By the time the Gator Bowl rolled around, the leading active receiver for the Bulldogs was Clark with 317 yards, while Heavens was not far behind with 304 yards. Even for an offense that likes to run the ball, those are low totals for leading receivers.
"When Chad Bumphis is hurt, Leon Berry has been out for the season, the young players have to step up, and they did that," Mullen said. "It wasn't one of them that stepped up."
Heavens finished the game with two catches for 12 yards, but most fans will remember his de-cleating of a Michigan defensive player on Relf's 81-yard completion to LaDarius Perkins.
Saturday's Gator Bowl may have been a glimpse at the future of junior running back Vick Ballard was the only MSU player to catch a pass who wasn't a sophomore or freshman.
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Republicans Puzzled as to Why They Didn't Slay Hillary Clinton Yesterday
Today, Republicans are wondering why they didn't manage to make Hillary Clinton fall whimpering into a fetal position of the floor of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing room, then get up and admit that the Obama administration had engaged in a massive cover-up of their terrible crimes in Benghazi. Senator Ron Johnson, one of the most intellectually challenged members of that august body, with whom Clinton had an exchange that ran on all the news programs, triumphally told a reporter he had got "under her skin," and said, "I think she just decided before she was going to describe emotionally the four dead Americans, the heroes, and use that as her trump card to get out of the questions. It was a good way of getting out of really having to respond to me." Diabolical indeed, that she managed to evade your skillful cross-examination. John McCain, on the other hand, blamed an "adoring media" for not helping the Republicans stick it to Clinton.
Could be. Or it could be that when you trump up some inane faux outrage over something, and then the person at whom you're directing said outrage actually has a chance to respond directly and decides to call bullshit on you, you don't end up looking too good.
In that exchange with Johnson, he was once again harping on the fact that in the wake of the Benghazi attack the administration had said that there was a copycat protest over that anti-Islamic video, which turned out not to be the case. In frustration, Clinton finally said to Johnson, "The fact is, we had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest, or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they'd go kill some Americans? What difference at this point does it make?" What I think she was saying was not so much "What difference does it make what their motivations were?", but "What difference does it make what somebody said on a goddamn TV show?" Because that, you'll remember, is what Republicans have described as the Crime of the Century here, that Susan Rice went on the Sunday shows and repeated some inaccurate information that had been given to her. To hear Republicans tell it, that wasn't just some misleading talking points, it was a conspiracy to fool the American people, a conspiracy so sweeping and sinister that it was literally worse than Watergate. And they just can't understand why all Americans don't agree.
It's one thing to sit down with Sean Hannity and have him agree with you that Rice's appearances on those shows constitute a scandal of epic proportions. But it's quite another to make your absurd claim and then have someone right in front of you, someone with her own authority who knows what she's talking about, tell you what a load of crap you're slinging. That's why they didn't get what they wanted.
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Correct, nobody died. However, ~46 people were involved in a criminal conspiracy.
Besides, it's the GOP that are doing the comparison... if they had any intellectual honesty, they'd be comparing this with 9/11 instead of watergate... except, that really wouldn't work out very well for them either.
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Didn't you get the message from The GOP and FAUX? Bush didn't get sworn into office until 9/12/2001.
They keep proclaiming how more people have died (4) under Obama with terrorists attacks than ALL of The Bush Administration years.
9/11/2001 and Its 2,996 Deaths Never Happened, According To Republicans!! It's been swept under the rug.
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KarenM wrote:poohcarrot wrote:KarenM wrote:Hah, with the amount of hours I actually spent in my room last time I probably wouldn't notice if half the convention were in there... I think my boyfriend might though
Whose room were you in then?
I'm pretty sure you weren't in mine.
that would be telling
Actually, this time it's a different boyfriend who's never been to the convention so I might have to actually go to bed at a reasonable time!
So you change your boyfriend every two years?
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As local officials and a committee of citizens consider long-term solutions to saving the Cape San Blas Lighthouse, Port St. Joe city commissioners looked at the short-term last week.\
During their regular bi-monthly meeting, commissioners considered the potential of a band-aid for the lighthouse and grounds while a permanent remedy is examined.
Mayor Mel Magidson met the prior week with officials from Eglin Air Force Base, which owns and leases to the county the lighthouse grounds, as well as engineers and building movers to consider the best option for saving the lighthouse, the two keepers' quarters on the grounds and the oil shed.
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"We are the mercy of nature and the federal government, and I am not sure which is worse," Magidson said.
Underscoring the importance of the lighthouse as a tourist destination, Commissioner Rex Buzzett noted that Panama City had recently unveiled plans to renovate a portion of the downtown marina area to accommodate a lighthouse.
As for the long-term with the lighthouse, commissioners approved a request from the Port St. Joe Redevelopment Agency to award a contract to Associates, LLC for the planning phase of a Lighthouse Park along the bayfront Port St. Joe.
The city has proposed for months moving the lighthouse to the bayfront as the centerpiece for recreational facility in George Core Park.
The planning will be funded by a $20,000 "planning" grant secured by the PSJRA.
Gail Alsobrook, executive director of the PSJRA, said Associates, which had volunteered earlier to spearhead a task force for saving the lighthouse and grounds, would consider all of George Core Park and options for a "water and recreation" area to attract tourists.
"They would be looking at that to not only bring in tourists but also to have an educational component," Alsobrook said, alluding to the history of the lighthouse and its connection to the community. "It would showcase the history and authenticity here."
Part of the planning phase will include meetings to solicit public comment, Alsobrook noted.
Meanwhile, a citizens committee has been formed and is examining options for saving the lighthouse and grounds.


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