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NEW ORLEANS -- The News' Tim Graham and Jerry Sullivan provide daily audio analysis from the site of the Super Bowl:
Super Bowl XLVII audio: Ravens offense versus 49ers defense
January 31, 2013 - 8:23 PM
Jim Kelly never has watched any of the Bills' four Super Bowl losses
January 31, 2013 - 3:08 PM
By Mark Gaughan
Buffalo Bills Hall-of-Fame quarterback Jim Kelly will appear on the television show "CBS Sunday Morning" on Super Bowl Sunday for a report on the psychology of winning in sports.
"Never have seen a game film in any of the Super Bowls, never watched one," Kelly tells CBS reporter Susan Spencer. "If I went back, I would have to repeat that all over in my mind. ... I'm at ease now. I'm at a peace of mind, peace in my heart now knowing what we accomplished, even though we didn't win them. I feel all right with that."
Spencer also interviews experts on the subject of winning -– and losing.
Kelly on the subject: "There's always going to be a major emphasis on winning, because that's just the way society is. That's just the way our culture is. That you want to be No. 1 at the end. ... If you're No. 2, at times, there's no doubt No. 2 is looked upon as mediocre, as a person that didn't achieve it, sometimes as losers."
On this date 20 years ago: Don Beebe refused to quit
January 31, 2013 - 2:23 PM
By Tim Graham
NEW ORLEANS -- Twenty years ago today, Don Beebe became a symbol for showing pride in defeat.
The Dallas Cowboys were rag-dolling the Buffalo Bills, 52-17, in Super Bowl XXVII at the Rose Bowl. Bills quarterback Frank Reich fumbled. Leon Lett scooped the ball and trampled up the right sideline for what should have been an easy touchdown.
But Beebe didn't give up. He sprinted from behind, and when Lett decided to showboat around the 5-yard line, slowing down and extending the ball in his big right mitt, Beebe chopped it out.
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Kirk Morrison wants to return to Bills, prove what he can do
January 31, 2013 - 12:48 PM
By Tim Graham
NEW ORLEANS -- Kirk Morrison couldn't get on the field for an historically bad defense that was considered thin at linebacker.
"My knowledge of the game, how many consecutive games I've started over my career," Morrison said, "not to get a start or play significant time was frustrating."
Morrison signed a two-year contract with the Bills in 2011 after starting all but one game in his previous six seasons for the Oakland Raiders, where he was a captain, and Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Audio: Buffalo Bills and Ray Lewis chatter with Shredd and Ragan
January 31, 2013 - 11:15 AM
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NEW ORLEANS -- Ray Lewis' strange journey into the sunset continues to dominate conversations about Super Bowl XLVII.
Shredd and Ragan from 103.3 The Edge checked in with me again this morning to chat about that and what's being said about the Buffalo Bills as the NFL world congregates in New Orleans for Sunday's big game between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers.
Brad Smith's foundation gives him important position in hometown
January 31, 2013 - 7:36 AM
By Tim Graham
NEW ORLEANS -- What is Brad Smith?
He left college as a record-breaking quarterback, was converted into a wide receiver, was switched back to quarterback and then to receiver again. He's more like a running back when used in Wildcat formations and has excelled as a kick returner.
Whether Smith was with the New York Jets or Buffalo Bills, settling on a label for him has been difficult.
And to about a thousand kids around Youngstown, Ohio, he is called a motivator, a facilitator, an inspiration.
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Super Bowl XLVII audio: Will Andre Reed finally get into the Hall of Fame?
January 30, 2013 - 8:37 PM
NEW ORLEANS -- Buffalo Bills legend Andre Reed is a candidate for the Pro Football Hall of Fame for the seventh consecutive year. Will he finally get selected this year? Listen to Buffalo News writers Mark Gaughan, Jerry Sullivan and Tim Graham discuss Reed's candidacy and the selection process.
Super Bowl XLVII audio: Ray Lewis and deer-antler spray
January 30, 2013 - 7:54 PM
NEW ORLEANS -- Listen to Buffalo News writers Tim Graham, Mark Gaughan and Jerry Sullivan discuss Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis and the most recent accusation against him regarding the alleged use of a banned substance to help speed his recovery from a triceps injury.
Audio: Reviewing two Ray Lewis stories with Shredd and Ragan
January 30, 2013 - 4:35 PM
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NEW ORLEANS -- Ray Lewis, deer-antler extract and brotherly rivalries were among the topics in a deep conversation with Shredd and Ragan this morning on 103.3 The Edge.
We talked about the bizarre Sports Illustrated story that alleges Lewis may have used a banned substance to recover from a torn triceps injury.
We also reviewed the back story, as first reported by Deadspin.com, behind my lengthy Lewis feature that ran Sunday in The Buffalo News and how the Washington Post poached the mother of a victim from the double-murder case Lewis was involved in.
West Seneca's Jeremy Kelley signs futures contract with Colts
January 30, 2013 - 3:58 PM
By Jay Skurski
The list of Western New Yorkers in the NFL went up by one today when West Seneca's Jeremy Kelley signed a reserve/futures contract with the Indianapolis Colts.
Kelley, a 6-foot-6, 230-pound receiver, spent the 2012 season with the Utah Blaze of the Arena Football League, making 19 catches for 231 yards and seven touchdowns in eight games. Kelley spent the 2011 season with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League, recording two receptions for 15 yards.
After graduating from West Seneca West, Kelley played four years at the University of Maine. He finished his collegiate career with 13 catches for 148 yards and a touchdown, and was also a special teams contributor.
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Just saying that kids aren't being taught right from wrong, and it's only going to get worse ... and not only that, it's not just inner city kids, it's kids in suburbs as well that have moral relativism in their hearts, so they think that it's only wrong if they get caught.
It comes down to each person's ethics and if they choose to follow the rules of society. MOST of us don't take the food off store shelves because we know that is stealing. The rules state you must pay for that food before leaving the store. However, how is OK to just keep the $20 you find on the sidewalk when no one is around? Like Steve's post above, you KNOW that $20 belongs to someone else and not you but do you actively try to find who it belongs to? Why is OK to take $20 that isn't yours but it's not OK to take $20,000?Clint (TX) 2001 Silverado LS 4.8L auto 2wd ECSB [GARAGE]
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So, as long as no one is around, stealing is OK? If no one is around, would you pick up the $20 or leave it there for the person who lost to come back and retreive it?
Don't get me wrong, I'd sure as hell pick it up! I'm just pointing out the moral dilema of the situation for discussion purposes. :p
There is no way anyone can justify stealing someone else's vehicle. The poor misbegotten minority loser/losers should be working like eveyone else. If Steve from Arlington would have his vehicle stolen and trashed he just might change his opinion on this street trash. That may even sway a liberal lovin' Democrat's way of thinking. Sorry...I vote no on Grand Theft Auto being OK just because you can't pull up your pants or get your cap on straight.2013 Escape Titanium 4WD
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I'm just asking the questions and facilitating the discussion. A bait car and someone stealing my car aren't the same thing, they're trying to catch people with bait cars, and I'll bet that if they enlarged the programs that car theft will actually decrease.
Speeding is against the law too. How does everyone feel about photo radar? What about photo enforced intersections for red lights? Personally, I'm conflicted. I don't want the US turning into the UK where everyone is on closed circuit television from the time they leave their house until they return. Citizens are too often willing to sacrifice freedom in the name of safety, and THAT scares me.
I used to hear of unmarked police cars driving around and enticing young drivers into "speed contests", then pulling them over and ticketing them. That's entrapment and it's wrong. This smells similar to me.
I also have to respond to some of the comments mentioning minorities. Our justice system is the most racist institution in our country. Drug laws are the modern day Jim Crow laws. Blacks especially are prosecuted and jailed at VASTLY disproportionate rates compared to actual use/crimes. That is FACT.
If you think all levels of society are treated equally I encourage you to go see the movie Fruitvale Station. A white cop gets 11 months in jail for shooting a young black man in the back (who is in custody) and kills him. All recorded on cell phone video. If that's a black cop shooting a white man in the back and killing him, tell me its the same sentence...
I was the victim of more crime during the five years I spent in a rural, white town in southern Colorado than the rest of my life living in Denver. Most crime is committed by white folks, but the media portrays that young black men commit most crimes and that is simply NOT the case. Question what the media feeds you, it is social control.Current Rides: |99 Chevy Suburban- the family truckster |93 Lincoln Town Car- 250K miles & still churning -now a fan of the Panther platform |95 BMW 325is coupe- Wheeee!
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IMO bait cars are not entrapment, if you don't get in the car and steal it, you won't get busted. No one is standing by the car telling people it is OK to take it.
I am very much against unmarked police cars for traffic enforcement. Unmarked police cars are for going after real criminals, not someone going 5MPH over.
The whole US is becoming polarized with race BS. The whole Paula Deen thing is absolutely ridiculous. Why is it if a white person calls a black person the n-word it is a crime, but when a black person calls a white person "honkey", it's not a hate crime? Has anyone ever listened to any rap?
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The Kingston 1686 House Restaurant & Lounge, located on Main Street at Scotland Road, has added an "all you can eat" Breakfast Buffet on Sunday mornings for $9.99. They also have Breakfast Beginnings: scramblers, omelettes, pancakes, and much more. It all happens on Sundays, between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. For more information, call 603-642-3637. Enjoying breakfast and the rustic charm are Lynn and Barry Coolen of Kingston. (CTN photo by Larry Kennedy)
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Elaine A. HolbrookFebruary 07,2013
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SALISBURY Elaine Annette Holbrook, age 75, died Monday, February 4, 2013, at her home in Salisbury.
Elaine Holbrook was born in Middlebury on August 12, 1937. She was the daughter of Concetto and Dorothy (Bigelow) Poalino. She grew up in Middlebury where she received her early education and had attended Middlebury High School.
September 4, 1953, she married the love of her life, Charles Holbrook I, in Middlebury. They moved to Salisbury in 1955, where they lived and raised their family. Charles predeceased Elaine on November 1, 2002. In her earlier years, Elaine had worked at Abrams Department Store in Middlebury. She had been an Avon Representative over 40 years, proudly winning many awards for her sales. Elaine was a cancer survivor who had been a member of the Ova Chicks Relay for Life team at Middlebury College since 2004 with her daughter, Amy. Elaine proudly raised thousands of dollars each year for the American Cancer Society. Elaine loved gardening so much, in fact, that a double-knee replacement did not keep her from it. She was a member of St. Marys Catholic Church in Middlebury where she loved singing in the church choir. But, what Elaine loved most in life was her children and her grandchildren.
Surviving are three sons, David S. Holbrook and his wife Lynda of East Middlebury, Charles E. Holbrook II and his fiancée Louise Smith of Ripton, James P. Holbrook and his wife Mary of Colchester; three daughters, Cheryl A. Holbrook of Tampa, Fla., Amy R. Holbrook of Salisbury, Becky L. Holbrook; a stepson, Everett C. Holbrook and his wife Denise of Otisfield, Maine; three brothers, Concetto Junior Poalino and his wife Shirley of Fair Haven, Robert Paulino and fiancée Marci Mends of Hamburg, N.Y., and Richard Paulino of Chicago, Ill.; two sisters, Dian Fiegl and her husband Eugene of Williamsville, N.Y., and Irene Stoller of Corfu, N.Y. Eighteen grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and cousins also survive her.
In addition to her husband, she was predeceased by an infant son, Gary Michael Holbrook; a brother, Carl Paulino, who was killed in action in Viet Nam; and a grandson, Raymond Charles Holbrook.
A memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday, February 8, 2013, at 11 a.m., at St. Marys Catholic Church in Middlebury. The Reverend Justin Baker, pastor of Christ the King Catholic Church in Rutland, will be the celebrant. A private graveside committal service and burial will take place at a later date in St. Marys Cemetery.
Following the ceremony, the family will receive friends at Middlebury American Legion Post #27, for a time of fellowship and remembrance.
Friends may call Thursday, February 7, 2013, from 4-7 p.m. at the Miller & Ketcham Funeral Home in Brandon.
Memorial gifts, in lieu of flowers, may be made in her memory to Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance Association, 19 Elm St., Middlebury, VT 05753; or to the American Cancer Society, via her Relay for Life teammate and daughter, Amy Holbrook, PO Box 707, East Middlebury, VT 05740; or Relay for Life Vermont Division, 43 Swift St., South Burlington, VT 05403.
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Much of the information we share in AIEmail is geared toward traditional career paths, with most issues focusing on such topics as choosing a college, getting in to the college you choose, learning how financial aid works, and choosing a major. Planning these steps along your career path is crucial to reaching your destination, and the information presented in these issues is relevant and useful regardless of your career goals.
But what if your dream is to be the next Green Day, the next Halle Berry, or the next George Lucas? Can you skip planning for your future and just work on finding an agent?
The answer, in a word, is no. Follow your dreams. Just be sure to keep your eyes open while you're at it. Be dedicated, work hard, and put your art or whatever your passion is — first. Know what you want and what you're willing to sacrifice for it. If you reach your goal, great! You can taste the sweet fruit of success. If not, have a plan for what you're going to do next.
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- Artist: This is the "all-in, no compromises" path, with the goal of being a musician, painter, actor, or other creative professional as a sole means of livelihood. This path generally requires the most risk with the weakest safety net. You're not likely to get health insurance as a lead guitarist, for example, and most professional actors struggle to make ends meet. But it's difficult to reach the pinnacle or your field without pursuing your art full-time.
- Journeyman: This option involves making your art into your day job; career examples include music teacher, graphic designer, professor, or museum curator. This "compromise" path provides more security in the form of a steady paycheck and benefits, while allowing you to make your passion a part of your everyday life. A lot of art is about craft—getting better and better at a applying a set of skills, and there's a deep satisfaction to be had. You may never be on the cover of Rolling Stone, but you won't have to worry about where your next meal is coming from, either.
- Hobbyist: Not everyone wants to pursue a career in their chosen art form, of course, but that doesn't mean you have to give up your art altogether. There's much satisfaction to be gained from holding a day job and saving your creative pursuits for your free time. You can play in a band on weekends, hang your paintings in restaurant galleries, or take roles at your local theatre—and probably have more creative control than those in art-centered careers. The word "amateur," after all, is directly related to the word "amor." Amateurs do their art for the love of it.
Remember that choosing one of these paths doesn't close the other ones forever. In fact, the most important thing is to know when the right time to switch paths comes. Set milestones at the outset by which you can measure the progress of your career. Have a plan, work hard, and then know when and if the time comes to change course. If your crowds are getting bigger or your parts are getting better, then keep going. If, on the other hand, you find yourself approaching middle age still living paycheck to paycheck, it may be time to change course and make your passion a part of your life in other ways.
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The brewery—a former matzo ball factory—creates its beers, such as Pennant Ale and Black Chocolate Stout, in the hip Williamsburg neighborhood. Small reservation-only tours are hosted on weeknights (including a guided tasting of four beers), but you can also kick back at the popular Tasting Room hangout on weekends. Enjoy the brews, order pizza and join free no-reservations tours on Saturdays.
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Under the Deschutes Brewery – I'm thinking that should read "Black Butte Porter", unless they created a "Black Butter Porter" that I need to get my hands on.
Jason, you beat me to it. Definitely nothing being made with black butter at this time.
Most of these breweries are NOT microbreweries but craft breweries. I also think this list was lazy and poorly considered.
Do you really consider Sam Adams a "Micro Brew"? Most of their beer is not even made in Boston. They are pretty corporate compared to the others on the list.
Deschutes, while not micro is still craft. All their beer for shipment is made in one facility with more speciality brews done on site at their 2 pubs in Bend and Portland.
Steve, they are not only corporate, but might as well be the second coming of AB. Also, the fact that they were deemed the grandaddy of craft beer in this article is offensive! I guess they failed to visit Anchor, or Sierra Nevada. East coast biased, WTH??? I'm with you on Deschutes, and really, the whole Bend, Oregon craft beer scene.
Sam Adams is the grandaddy of craft beers. Go on a tour. If you lived in New England you would see a lot more variety than im sure you do where you live. Go on their website. Just because Sam Adams is growing does not mean they are not staying true to what they were founded as.
And one more thing. The NorthEast and NorthWest are the part of this country best known for micro and craft brews. Think about it. You obviously are on drugs if you think the north east doesnt have great crafts
Sierra Nevada was established in 1980. That sounds a little older than "Grandaddy" Sam.
I don't want to get into a East/West thing, but Portland has more breweries than any city in the world. Little old Bend, with a population of about 80,000, has 12 breweries.
Again, the NE is nice and I am sure brews quality products which I would love to sample, but the heart of the craft brewery industy is on the West Coast.
I know this list could easily be hundreds of pages long. But I definitely think Northern California has a lot of worthy craft breweries worth mentioning.
Russian River Brewing- Santa Rosa, Ca
Lagunitas Brewing- Petaluma, Ca
Bear Republic Brewing- Healdsburg, Ca
Moylans Brewing- Novato, Ca
Marin Brewing- Larkspur, Ca
21st Amendment- San Francisco, Ca
and that's just a handful of the many great craft breweries we have up here in Northern California. :)
I assume they mean CRAFTbreweries not MICRObreweries. There isn't much Micro about 1 million+ barrels a year (Samuel Adams et al.) However, I am happy to see some great craft breweries being showcased in forbes. Also, Live Oak is a fantastic brewery with a great hefe.
you can find these and every other craft brewery in the U.S. and Canada at www.pubquest.com, cheers!
Nice list. I am very surprised that Allagash is on here and Shipyard isnt. Considering Shipyard Pumpinhead has single handedly skyrocketed the company. I have really tried any Oregon beers but if its anything like New Englands micros then I would be in heaven
Stone Brewery is like a hoppy oasis, a lush and expansive beer garden!
San Diego has a boatload of great breweries – Port and Green Flash to name 2 more.
This list strikes me more as "the 10 biggest craft/micro breweries" rather then the 10 best, or even most noteworthy. And just one from a central state (CO)? Have you ever even been to the many breweries in Wisconsin, home of a long lineage of serious beer makers and with some of the best natural water for making beer in the world? The list is coast-centric and seems the result of google searches rather then broad based hands-on experience.
This list sucks. First of all, how do you ignore Three Floyds Brewery? The Washington Post recently called it the "best brewery in the WORLD." People who actually know beer, go there.
I guess I don't need to go into the other problems with the list, as that one omission alone has rendered this list an asinine entry in the world of beer journalism.
Worst list ever, Micro breweries??????????????????
All great breweries, been to nearly half of them. HOW IN THE HELL DID YUENGLING NOT MAKE THIS LIST?????
Allagash is awesome! There are many great breweries in Portland, Maine, but Allagash is the standout. If you like Dogfish Head, you'll love Allagash. To find out about more cool stuff in Portland, check out liveworkportland.org
The idea that we are reading about Micro brews in Forbes questions how they went about this process… Love Forbes, Love brews… but go pick up a copy of 'Draft' magazine if you want to read about beer….
Great Lakes Brewing Company should be on this list.
Wheres Leinenkugels or New Glarus brewing in Wisconsin, they should be on there.
I had to stop at the first sentence – the grand daddy of craft brewing is Anchor, by many years.
Great list… But you missed my favorite craft brewery: Midnight Sun Brewing Company in Anchorage Alaska (http://midnightsunbrewing.com). AMAZING variety of SPECTACULAR beers, great food in 2nd story loft above the brewery, awesome people and a "bucket list" place to visit when in Alaska.
Definitely not as big as the breweries in your Top 10 and a FAR away from all the rest but worth the flight to Alaska summer or winter.
Add Sprechers (Milwaukee, WI), Central Waters (Amherst, WI) and Sonoma Springs (Sonoma, CA) to this list. Each has their own unique qualities and brews and deserve recognition too.
All nice spots to visit. Haven't been to any on the west coast. A hidden gem not mentioned in Boulevard Brewing Co. in Kansas City, MO. This brewery is a model of efficiency and the nicest brewery I have ever visited. Well worth the trip but plan ahead as they book weekend tours a few months out.
This list really has no credibility if it doesn't include a Michigan brewery, perhaps most notably Bell's Brewery in Kalamazoo, makers of Bell's Oberon Ale, one of the most popular craft brews in the Midwest. As for general beer quality, the West Michigan market simply kicks everyone's arse, with a stable that includes New Holland, Short's, Founders, and North Coast brewing cos.
The article is irrelevant without putting Anheiser Busch brewery in St louis the #1 on the list. The title of the articke is best craft breweries. The facility in st louis is over 100 years old, and is home to the most dominate beer brand in the world Budweiser. The facility is amazing, you are 3 ft from a clysdale. Its not about liking ths beer its an article about the best breweries. Its the most historically and architectural signifigant brewery in the United States, by farrrrr. The article is worthless.


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DELICIOUS!!!! Made this for our weekly "dip night", and we totally tore it up! I didn't use the optional chopped jalapenos because my 2 year old was eating this as well. Oh, and I did use the mild rotel instead of the regular to cut a little heat (again, for the little guy). I also added the beans in with the rest of the ingredients instead of waiting until the end and they cooked up fine with no mushiness or breakage. This dip is a new favorite in my house! Thanks for posting. :)
This is just awesome. I had purchased the ingredients to make this for a picnic this weekend and planned on a double batch. Picnic was rained out but I really wanted to try the recipe. Had not bought the jalapenos because kids and wimpy adults were in on the original plan. Any other time we a re big on thos little peppers. I did up the amount of black beans just a bit because we love them and visually it looked more balanced color and texture wise. Did put the beans in at the beginning too. Will use this recipe again for sure with some fresh peppers and probably regular onion chopped coarse versus the little green ones. Probably will also try it with other meat options although chicken is my fav. I think it would be great as a filling for a wrapped in tortillas baked enchilada style dish but would then probably cut back on the Velveeta style cheese so it is a bit firmer. The recipe as is, IS the bomb for a dip. My husband and I are in heaven with a huge batch of this dip all to ourselves!
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- 32%
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I don't think it really matters how name middle names you have. I was reading some of the Australian birth announcements and it's a mixture of both 2 mn and 1 mn. I suppose generally people from wealthier backgrounds tend to use 2 or more mn's.Eudora - Casilda - Violetta - Odelia - Leocadia - Odette - Isolde - Valentine - Leopoldine - Isadora
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May 17th, 2013 12:07 PM #8
I think two middle names is fine! I know a lot of people who have 2. My parents went a little over board with my siblings and I, we each have 3 middle names! I think as long as the names sound good together and you have one last name (we had two! That's a whole lot of names!) it should be fine!
May 17th, 2013 12:32 PM #10
Alexander John Charles Smith works fine for me. Maximilian Willoughby Bartholomew MacAllister-Buckingham, however, is a bit too much.
I'd have to know what names are in consideration to say whether they work or not. Cyntheria, Dwyn and Violet seem fine together. I don't know the surname but Cyntheria Violet Dwyn sounds best to meWilliam ♠ Thomas ♠ Peter ♠ Henry ~ Rose ♠ Alice ♠ Ivy ♠ Lowenna
May 17th, 2013 03:02 PM #12
We plan on using two middles, as there's some history of that on both sides; and, more importantly, we'd really like to honour as many people as possible. Plus, I much prefer the 'flow' of it. I think any British class associations are fairly irrelevant, I'm strongly against the notion of anyone needing to know their place, I'd much rather everyone just do what they fancy doing; for us, that's two middles.
I'd probably rethink that if we had a very long or double-barrelled surname, though. & for ease, we'll probably only use one mn for everyday paperwork.
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May 17th, 2013 07:05 PM #14
@ottilie, yeah I have no idea in the US. my best friend growing up had 2 middle names and I just thought her parents were weird, lol.
I know that Cytherea is the more common transcription, but in my strange little mind Cytheria makes it easier to figure out how to pronounce, and I love the -ia ending. (also the quite-famous porn star spells her name with the -ea ending. Maybe that's my true aversion, haha).Baby boy due October 2014! Current tentative name:
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The attack on September 11, 2001 is said to be one of the biggest news events in modern history. The planes ploughed into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon, and a fourth plane, which was allegedly heading towards Capitol Hill or the White House, crashed in a field in Pennsylvania, killing all aboard.
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The then US president George W Bush launched `Operation Enduring Freedom` to destroy Osama bin Laden`s terrorist network based in Afghanistan. The US later invaded Iraq, removing Saddam Hussein. Hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians have lost their lives in the so-called `war on terror`, which has cost the US trillions of dollars.
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Adrian 22, Sherwood 20
Adrian slipped past Sherwood in the non-conference rival game Oct. 18 at Sherwood.
The Blackhawks had a 16-0 lead after the end of the first quarter with a 45-yard touchdown run, an 11-yard touchdown run and a 30-yard field goal. In the second quarter, the Marksmen fought back with a 18-yard run by Zach Matson to make the score 16-8 at halftime.
Sherwood scored again in the third quarter on a 17-yard run by Joey Grissom to tighten the gap to 16-14. But Adrian retaliated with a 80-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to lead 22-14. The Marksmen scored in the fourth quarter on a 95-yard punt return by Austin Jackson, but the 2-point conversion run failed, giving Adrian the win.
Matson completed four of 13 passes for 49 yards and had seven carries for 16 yards. Grissom had five carries for 82 yards and Jakob Burnworth had 12 carries for 80 yards. Brett Nigh had 30 yards on nine carries.
Brandon Smith had nine total tackles and one fumble recovery. Nigh had nine tackles and Hunter Davis had seven tackles. Grissom had six tackles and one pass break-up and Brandon Lindsey had six tackles.
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Midway 40, Butler 7
Midway kept their undefeated record intact with a convincing win over Butler in a non-conference battle Oct. 18 at Butler.
Peyton Semsch completed four of eight passes for 123 yards with one touchdown. Tanner Yahnig had three receptions for 60 yards adn one touchdown. Tyler Wright also completed one pass for 14 yards to Jake Lambertz for a touchdown.
Shane White had 63 yards on 16 carries and Clay Dahman had 62 yards on 10 carries. Semsch had 46 yards on 14 carries and two touchdowns and Luke Boyer had six carries for 28 yards and one touchdown.
Joey Beller led the defense with 12 total tackles and two sacks. Yahnig had nine tackles. Boyer and White both had five tackles.
The Vikings, 8-0, host Sherwood at 7 p.m. tonight.
Pleasant Hill 41, Excelsior Springs 26
Pleasant Hill stayed undefeated with a 41-26 bout over Missouri River Valley West conference rival Excelsior Springs Oct. 18 at Pleasant Hill.
Excelsior Springs had a 6-0 lead at the end of the first quarter and led 14-7 at halftime. The Roosters came back with two touchdowns in the third quarter and Pleasant Hill held a 21-20 advantage.
But in the fourth quarter, Pleasant Hill ran in three touchdowns to Excelsior Springs' one to seal the win.
Josh Shewmaker completed four of 11 passes for 148 yards with one interception and two touchdowns.
Tyler Sanford had two catches for 67 yards and two touchdowns. Kolin Rogers had one reception for 61 yards and one touchdown.
Shewmaker also had 15 carries for 155 yards with two touchdowns. Brandon Cassity had six carries for 83 yards with one touchdown. Mason Hertzog had 22 yards on three carries.
Jerry Hays had 13 total tackles and Kameron Gray and Delainey Taala both had 12 tackles to lead the defense. Gage Neill had 11 tackles and 1/2 a sack. Kaleb Cline had 10 tackles and one pass break-up and Cole Reeves had 10 tackles and one sack.
The Roosters, 8-0, travel to Harrisonville to face the Wildcats in a MRVC West showdown at 7 p.m. tonight.
Harrisonville 41, Odessa 3
Harrisonville conquered Odessa in a Missouri River Valley West bout Oct. 18 at Harrisonville.
Austin Hopper had 161 yards on 23 carries and one touchdown. Chance Camberlain had nine carries for 115 yards and two touchdowns. Zach Davidson had 63 yards on six carries and two touchdowns. Wyatt Schenker had 43 yards on five carries and one touchdown.
Landon Hern had eight total tackles and Brance Neal had seven tackles and one pass break-up. Mathew Bartlett had five tackles and Brock Kliewer had five tackles, one sack and one fumble recovery.
Harrisonville, 7-1, host Pleasant Hill in a conference battle at 7 p.m. tonight.
Drexel 60,
Summit Christian
Academy 0
Drexel blanked Summit Christian Academy in a non-conference bout Oct. 18 at Drexel.
Cole Griff had seven carries for 159 yards and one touchdown. Tyler Allen had 17 carries for 83 yards and four touchdowns and Austin Shipley had four carries for 29 yards and one touchdown.
Javyn Johnston had 28 yards on four carries and Jacob Antley had 34 yards for five carries and one touchdown.
Hunter Lindsey had eight total tackles and Shipley had six tacles and one fumble recovery.
Drexel, 6-2, host Lone Jack in a non-conference battle at 7 p.m. tonight.
Tipton 48, Archie 8
Tipton ran past Archie in the non-conference clash Oct. 18 at Archie.
Dakota Jones completed one of 10 passes for 20 yards to Kale Wheeler. Caleb Blundell had 10 carries for 20 yards and Jones had 14 carries for 40 yards. Jeff Bucknam had four carries for 67 yards and one touchdown.
Bucknam also had nine total tackles and Austin Ward had eight tackles. Lucas Thomas had seven tackles and Luciano Combs had five tackles and one fumble recovery.
The Whirlwinds, 0-8, host non-conference foes Liberal at 7 p.m. tonight.
Raytown 45, Belton 21
A strong second quarter for Raytown led the Blue Jays past Belton in a Suburban Small Seven battle Oct. 18 at Raytown.
Raytown scored first in the first quarter on a 5-yard run, but the Pirates responded with a 33-yard touchdown pass from Tucker Perkins to Caleb Chevalier to knot the score.
In the second quarter, Raytown put in two touchdowns on a 5-yard run and a 3-yard run to lead 22-7. Belton scored on a 9-yard pass from Perkins to Jaslon Willis, but the Blue Jays still led 22-14 at halftime.
In the third quarter, the Blue Jays started with a 34-yard field goal and in the fourth quarter scored on a 13-yard pass. The Pirates came back with a 60-yard pass from Daren Johnson to Jaslon Willis to make the score 31-21.
Raytown kept it up with a 39-yard run for a touchdown and a 35-yard interception for a touchdown.
Perkins completed 15 of 33 passes for 165 yards with two touchdowns and one interception. Jaslon Willis had six receptions for 107 yards and two touchdowns and Chevalier had three catches for 78 yards and one touchdown.
Zack Willis had 20 carries for 71 yards and Johnson had five carries for 52 yards.
Tucker Elkins had 17 total tackles, 1 1/2 for loss. Josh Hicks had 12 tackles, 1/2 for loss and Taylor Trapp had 11 tackles.
The Pirates, 2-6, travel to conference rivals Fort Osage at 7 p.m. tonight.


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Kane County Sheriff Pat Perez is seeking nominations for the 2012 Roscoe Ebey Citizen of the Year award.
Perez created this award in 2007 to honor Roscoe Ebey who was murdered in his Aurora Township home. Roscoe was a selfless member of the community and a military veteran. It is through this award that Sheriff Perez and the Ebey family can keep his memory alive by recognizing other selfless citizens who are always there to help their "neighbors."
Perez encourages members of the community to recognize those among them who demonstrate the spirit of selfless giving. Anyone wishing to nominate someone should send their nominations via email to firstname.lastname@example.com or by mail to Kane County Sheriff's Office, 37W755 IL Route 38, Suite A, St. Charles, IL 60175.
Nominations will be accepted until Oct. 15, 2012. The award will be presented in November. A listing of past award recipients and a history of the award can be found at the Kane County sheriff's web site www.kanesheriff.com.
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Baker University Calendar
- When:
- Thu, Feb 14, 2013 12:00 PM - 01:30 PM
- Where:
- Collins Library - Baldwin City
- Category:
- Libraries, Archives, & Museums
How copyright and fair use laws apply to teaching, research, and publications is not always clear. The increasing ease of copying and distributing digital materials raises the stakes even more. Faculty often do not have access to the resources and support they need to sort these challenges out.
Join us online to learn the key concepts that every faculty need to know in applying copyright law in the classroom (online and face-to-face), research, and scholarly publications. To help you understand these concepts, our expert instructors will share many scenarios throughout the webcasts.
This webcast was designed especially for anyone who deals with U.S. copyright law or fair use regulations, both in the classroom and with respect to research. This includes faculty, librarians, instructional support personnel, legal counsel, and other academic administrators. The content is well-suited to serve as a training element for all employees, regardless of their current familiarity with copyright law.
This workshop requires a minimum number of participants, please notify Kay Bradt if you are interested.
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If you haven't been to "The Marsh," then you've never really seen the South Shore.
Leave civilization behind, and follow Stacey Sweet and videographer Tom Zweibel on an adventure to the middle of nowhere - literally! What will we find out there? Follow the S.S. Patch into Marsh Madness.
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Wilson Center Experts
Richard Whittle
Richard Whittle is a writer specializing in aviation and author of The Dream Machine: The Untold History of the Notorious V-22 Osprey, (Simon & Schuster, 2010). Now at work on a history of the Predator, the first modern armed drone, for publisher Henry Holt and Company, Whittle is the Alfred V. Verville Fellow at the National Air & Space Museum for the 2013-2014 academic year. He is available to lecture or conduct interviews on all aspects of "The Drone Revolution." In 2011, he authored a paper for the Mitchell Institute for Air Power Studies detailing the political and technological history of how and why the Air Force weaponized the Predator. More recently, he discussed the political and social implications of military and civilian drones in a webcast interview for Denver's "Rocky Mountain PBS."
Apart from his position at the Wilson Center, Whittle is an occasional contributor to Air & Space Smithsonian and other publications. From 1984-2006, he covered the Pentagon and other Washington beats for The Dallas Morning News. He previously covered defense and foreign policy for Congressional Quarterly and was an editor at National Public Radio. His articles have been published in the Christian Science Monitor, a wide range of other newspapers and magazines, and on The Atlantic Monthly web site. He has appeared on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," C-SPAN, National Public Radio and a variety of other television and radio broadcasts.
Fluent in German, Whittle also speaks conversational French. He has written in German for newspapers including Die Zeit (Hamburg), Neue Zürcher Zeitung (Zurich) and Süddeutsche Zeitung (Munich), and served as an occasional guest commentator on German and Swiss public radio.


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The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed forward Anton Zlobin, to a three-year entry-level contract, it was announced today by executive vice president and general manager Ray Shero.
The deal begins with the 2013-14 season and runs through the 2015-16 campaign.
Zlobin, 20, was one of the top scorers in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) this season while playing for the Val-dOr Foreurs, finishing ninth overall in regular-season scoring with 91 points (29G-62A) in 61 games.


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Saturday, March 30, 2013
© Copyright 2014 Gwinnett Daily Post
BUFORD -- Hundreds of children came to the Mall of Georgia's Village Saturday morning with colorful Easter egg baskets and buckets. Some were traditional, some were themed with Spiderman and Dora the Explorer.
Ray Taylor of Buford was prepared for the Simon Kidgits Seventh Annual Easter Egg Hunt with a bright orange bucket and a plan.
"I just took some out of babies' hands," the 8-year-old said after gathering his loot. He had collected around 30 eggs filled with candy while his 10-year-old sister Jade had about 20.
This was the siblings' first time at the event -- and the Taylors walked away with a mound of candy.
"The kids belong to Kidgits with the mall," mother Joanne Taylor said. "We always do a lot of the activities through the mall, but this was the first time we did this hunt. Later on today, we're going to the one at Lake Lanier. We're hopping around Easter egg hunts."
Kidgits organized the event, which took two hours to set up two areas for the children: a pen area with eggs for kids 3 and under -- The Village was for 4 and up. The employees packed more than 6,000 eggs and scattered them on the ground for the hunters.
It took only minutes for the thousands of plastic pieces to be gathered.
"I think the record was four minutes, but this year it was over in a little less than three minutes," said Mallory Green, Guest Services Manager at the Mall of Georgia.
There were more than 20 eggs with prize vouchers inside. Attendees won tickets to see "Mary Poppins" at the Fox Theatre, tickets to "Disney on Ice," Easter baskets and ceramic pieces from Painted Penguin in the mall.
Beside the prizes, most parents brought their children out just to have a good time, including Donna Dalton of Buford. She brought her 3-year-old son Dakota "just so he could have fun."
"It went very fast and there were a lot of kids," she said. "The eggs weren't hidden very well, that's why I think it went so fast. But I think everyone had a good time."
For more information about Kidgits, visit www.simon.com/kidgits.
More like this story
- Easter Events in Gwinnett — 2014 ( April 9, 2014 )
- Families turn out to hunt Easter eggs ( March 27, 2010 )
- Fun Factory to make stop at Mall of Georgia ( August 4, 2010 )
- Hundreds turn out for season's first Easter egg hunt ( April 5, 2014 )
- Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation ( March 26, 2012 )
Gundoctor1 1 year, 4 months ago
"I just took some out of babies hands!!!!!!!!" How nice that was mom. Great lesson there.
jack 1 year, 4 months ago
"I just took some out of babies' hands," the 8-year-old said after gathering his loot.
A promising political career awaits this opportunistic young man.
Karl 1 year, 4 months ago
...or a career as a Democrat... ;-)
Why_not 1 year, 4 months ago
Only here could a group of crazies take a story about kids and an Easter egg hunt and turn it into something political......rather pathetic actually.


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My Recent Deuce Accessory Aquisition
by, 05-02-2011 at 09:07 AM (2954 Views)
This past weekend I acquired some new parts for the deuce. The first thing I got, was a pair of new troop seats. These are racks that drop into the stake pockets on the bed and fold down to provide seating for 12 or so. Then I was able to acquire in a separate deal a headache rack that connects the 2 sides of troop seats together. It has rotten wood on it, but I plan to rebuild and restore the rack to new condition by replacing the wood. My third acquisition was a cargo cover to cover the whole bed. It's pretty well used and worn, but it's better than nothing. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get the bows that hold the cargo cover up yet, but I have a line on some I plan to buy soon. Here's some pics of the new parts to play with...it really makes the truck look totally different in my opinion:
And for comparison, a shot of what the truck looked like before I put the troop seats on:


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Over a year after the passage of SB 1070, what happened at the ballot box in Arizona this November was indicative a national backlash against not just anti-immigrant policies, but similar extremist overreach in state legislators on a number of issues. The verdict that Arizonans handed down on State Senator Russell Pearce this November was an historic one, as he became the first state lawmaker in Arizona history and the first Senate President of any state to be recalled. His support for extremist policies – including his close ties with the controversial, corporate-backed American Legislative Exchange Council – resulted in a bipartisan group of activists leading an ultimately successful charge to rein in his radical agenda.
A healthy civic society requires protecting citizens' fundamental right to vote while ensuring the integrity of our electoral system. Sadly, this goal is being jeopardized by a coordinated, nationwide effort to enact voter ID laws that will not solve the challenges facing our electoral systems and will instead disenfranchise voters and infringe upon the fundamental American right to free and fair elections.
Working families across the nation may find themselves feeling thankful that state legislative sessions have either reached or are nearing their finish lines for 2011. After an historic shift in the partisan control of state legislative chambers following last November's elections, conservatives found themselves controlling new levers of power in many states. They used them.
From a non-stop assault on the rights of workers, immigrants, and women, to power grabs making it easier for corporations to influence the political process and harder for historically disenfranchised populations to vote, to balancing state budgets on the backs of children and the vulnerable by cutting schools and health care in order to give millionaires and CEOs even bigger tax cuts, the measures that grabbed headlines in the states this year have been almost uniformly bad news for the economic security of the vast majority of Americans. But dig just a little beneath the headlines, and some glimmers of hope are clearly visible.
Policies that seek to exclude, segregate, and stigmatize foreign-born residents might be politically helpful to a small group of extremists, but they are also an assault on America's values as a nation of immigrants committed to "liberty and justice for all." Thankfully, as the Arizona approach fails in state after state, we are seeing that elected officials and voters across the nation already recognize this fact.
As we look forward to 2011, paid sick days campaigns in the states are reaching critical mass: since President Obama was elected, a majority of states have taken up the issue, with twenty-three legislatures introducing bills, and city campaigns moving in three other states. Several more states will introduce paid sick days bills in 2011, and the broader movement for work-family balance has even more steam when you count states that are advancing other family-friendly labor standards, such as paid family leave. We are now at a tipping point where we can change the national debate on paid sick days – but we need some tools to ensure that the whole adds up to more than the sum of all of our parts.


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University of Cincinnati President Santa Ono is recommending the school freeze in-state tuition rates for the next school year. A press release says the Board will vote on the proposal in June. The freeze would apply to undergraduate instructional, general, campus life and the information technology and instructional equipment fee.President Ono also told the board Tuesday he will not accept a salary increase or bonus payment for the next two years.
Business and Community leaders are coming together to launch a city-wide initiative to get more - if not all- kids in pre-school.
Studies show children who attend pre-school do better in school and in life. Advocates point out nearly 90 percent of a child's brain is developed before age five but kids typically enter kindergarten at age six.
The Cincinnati Preschool Promise aims to be a public/private partnership.
Glass makes up 15 percent of what Cincinnatians throw out. Beginning this November, Rumpke will recycle it in a brand new St. Bernard facility that sits on the same site as one that burned down a year ago.
Although Rumpke will also recycle paper, plastics and metals at this facility, a big focus is on glass recycling. Very small, refined recycled glass particles are in big demand by glass container and fiberglass insulation companies.
There are eight steps in the glass recycling process:
Flying Pig Marathon organizers say they're taking extraordinary measures to reassess and strengthen security plans.
There will be a larger police presence and extra volunteers to watch out for anything suspicious.
Executive Director Iris Simpson-Bush says everyone is encouraged to bring less.
Participants will have to put items in clear bags if they want them transported from the start line to the finish. Spectators with bags are being warned they could be subject to search.
Democrat Ed FitzGerald, the Cuyahoga County executive, is expected to formally announce his candidacy for Ohio governor Wednesday at stops in Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati event takes place at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Laborers' Local Union Hall at 3457 Montgomery Rd. in Evanston. RSVPs for all three events can be made here.


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Pet Doors for 'People' Doors
Pet Doors to Install in 'People' Doors
The versatile 'door mount' is what most people think of as a pet door: Cut a hole in the back door and screw it on. They are all designed to easily install in a flat surfaced, solid core door. Hollow core doors, including metal doors, are no problem if you make sure you've chosen a 'self-framing' dog door or cat door. If you've got something different, you might find some help on our installation problems page.
Read popular FAQ's about Pet Doors for People Doors.
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Special Notices
Q - Does it matter if my door is hollow core rather than solid core?
A - It used to matter a lot. In the old days pet doors consisted of a frame and flap assembly for one side of the door and sometimes, but not always, a decorative trim frame for the other side.
These worked fine in a sold core wood door (though you did need to seal the exposed wood if you didn't want rot). If you wanted to install one of these in a hollow core door, you had to "frame out" the door first so that the weather didn't get inside the door between the two pet door frames. Of course, the lumber yard didn't have any wood that would fit inside the sides of the hole that you cut so you needed a table saw to fit the frame pieces. It was a huge hassle.
Then Pet Eze Company developed a pet door where the outside frame wrapped through the hole in the door to meet with the inside frame. All you had to do was caulk the seam between the two and you were done. No framing or sealing needed!
Today nearly every pet door on the market is self-framing though not all and you should remember to check especially if your door is hollow-core.
Q - Why else might I want to use a "self-framing" pet door?
A - An important reason is that the job ends up neat and clean. If there are any jaggies in the hole you cut, no worries. You won't see them because the pet door framing will hide them.
Q - Does it matter how thick the door is? I want to install my pet door in a storm door that is thinner than a normal door.
A - Every self-framing pet door has an adjustment range that indicates the thinnest door it can be installed in and the thickest. Go too thin and the pet door framing prevents a tight fit. Go too thick and the inside and outside frames don't meet. So measure the thickness of your storm door and make sure that figure is inside the range of the pet door you are considering.Each self-framing pet door on this site shows this adjustment range.
Note that you can always shim out the opening if the door is too thin. Clever work with a router can fix the case where the door is too thick.
Q - How thin can the material I install in be? Can I put it in the kick panel of a screen door?
A - Nearly every self-framing pet door will fit the "standard" interior door dimension (1 3/8") and the "standard" exterior door dimension (1 3/4"). A few high-end exterior doors now are 2 1/4" and a few pet doors will accommodate that. Likewise, many pet doors will adjust to quite thin dimensions. Several cat doors start at zero! (They are designed with a tunnel extending from the read of the flap assembly and a trim frame that slides down that tunnel until it stops).
For your screen door kick panel the ideal adjustment range would go to zero since your metal may be a little less than 1/16". If you need to, of course, you can use thin shims around the hole you cut to get the necessary thickness. Be sure you leave enough door framing top and bottom for the strength of the door.
Q - Does it matter that my door is steel or aluminum?
A - If we were discussing electronic pet doors than it might very well matter but this section is devoted to manual pet doors and they don't care what the material is provided it's strong enough to provide the necessary support.
Q - The door I want to install a pet door in is a fire door
A - The pet door won't care, but your insurance agent might. Check with him first.
Q - I want to install in an irregular surfaced door. Is any pet door designed for that?
A - No. Every pet door wants to be installed on a flat surface. Or, at the very least, the four corners must be at the same level with nothing thicker in between. Our installation problems page shows one solution to his problem. If that looks like too much work then you can cut the hole so that 2 or 3 corners are on the same level and use shims to bring the remaining corner(s) up to the same level. If you've used a self-framing pet door then a bead of caulk inside the frame along the low spots will make the seal tight. Caution: It's best to use a pet door with a flexible flap whenever there's a chance that the surface isn't perfectly flat. The reason is that rigid flaps can easily bind in their frames if there is any mis-alignment whereas flexible flaps are more forgiving.
Q - Any special thoughts about installing a pet door in a garage door?
A - Everything above applies to a garage door installation as well. Your garage door is probably hollow and may be thinner than an ordinary door so, again, use a self-framing pet door and be sure the thickness is inside the adjustment range. Deal with any irregular surface and be sure you leave enough of the garage door top and bottom so as not to weaken it.
That said, there's one issue that comes up only with garage doors. If you've installed a flexible flap pet door, the flap is probably going to hang down when the door is open. If you leave the garage door open for long periods, the flexible material is likely to take a "set" and not seal well when the garage door is closed. This is particularly true of the cheaper pet doors that one naturally thinks of for a garage. This problem disappears with a rigid flap pet door or a flexible flap one that has magnets strong enough to keep the flap shut even when tilted flat.
A final thought: It's not so hard to injure or kill a pet by backing over him. Unfortunately, we know of cases where this has happened. Please don't install a pet door in your garage door unless you've got a fool-proof plan for avoiding this tragedy.
Q - How should I install a pet door in a recessed panel people door?
A - The easiest way to do this is to straddle the recessed area of one of the panels so that the pet door sits on the flat area in the middle, on the side, and below the recessed panel. The pet door frame will cross the recessed area on the top, and at this point, extra attention is required. The easiest way to fill this gap is to get battens or shims from a local hardware store, and cut them to fit into the gap between the door and the recessed panel. When that gap is mostly filled in, caulk the remaining areas to seal the pet door to the door surface.
Q - Any other important points?
A - Yes. First, use a level. You want your flap to swing parallel to the ground. Second, plan carefully the height at which you are going to mount the pet door. If you're having a handyman do it for you be sure to supervise him because he won't know the correct height. More information on this point is at measure your pet.
Additional Information
Do you have a question that wasn't answered? If you do, please email it to us at firstname.lastname@example.com!
However, there are quite a few considerations including how well the door seals, insulation value, appropriate size for the pet, wind resistance and specific features to name a few. We've presented a great deal of detailed information to help you with this selection process.
Some of these doors are self-framing which is an important feature. If you get a self-framing pet door, be sure to confirm that your door thickness is within the adjustment range.
All of these pet doors come with a locking cover, or other method of locking the door shut, unless otherwise noted.
Remember that all electronic / magnetic pet doors and kennel use types are found in different sections (see menu above). One of those could be a better choice for your situation.
A special note on doors specifically for cats: Most of the pet doors presented here come in various sizes, for example small, medium, large and X-large. The small size is generally a fine choice for a cat.
However, there is a whole class of pet doors commonly referred to as 'cat flaps' which are specifically for cats. These are found in this section but also separately in our Just for Cats section where it's easier to choose just among that group.
Dog door installation in a door is by far the most common situation. So there are lots of different brands.


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|Strong Weekend Leads To Honors For Duo
WILMINGTON, North Carolina – After playing key roles in UNCW's sweep of its weekend matches, sophomore Meredith Peacock and freshman Nicole Lott were recognized by the Colonial Athletic Association on Monday.
Peacock was honored as Co-Defensive Player-of-the-Week along with William & Mary's Carolyn Albright while Lott garnered Rookie-of-the-Week accolades for the third time this season.
"Our entire team overall had another outstanding performance this past weekend and everyone played with tremendous effort and enthusiasm," said UNCW Head Coach Amy Bambenek. "Both Meredith and Nicole played a huge part in our offensive and defensive success.
Both players were instrumental in leading UNCW to 3-0 victories over Towson and Delaware last weekend at Hanover Hall that moved the Seahawks to 8-1 at home this season.
Peacock averaged 2.17 blocks and 1.50 kills per set as she paced a Seahawks blocking effort that averaged 3.83 blocks per set. The Charlotte, N.C., product opened the weekend by notching seven total blocks (two solo) and five kills against Towson and followed that performance with six block assists and four kills versus Delaware.
Bambenek said, "Meredith has been a constant blocker all season, but I'm sure this will be a very memorable weekend for her because Meredith's blocking secured match points against both Towson and Delaware.
Lott, meanwhile, averaged 4.67 kills and 1.83 digs per set and fashioned a .444 hitting percentage to help Seahawks post a hitting percentage above .300 in both of its matches. A native of West Chester, Pa., Lott notched a match-high 16 kills and .406 hitting percentage against Towson before tallying 12 kills on the strength of a .500 hitting percentage versus Delaware. Lott also chipped in nine digs against the Blue Hens to finish just shy of a double-double.
Bambenek added, "It's rare for a freshman to attack at such a high efficiency, but Nicole played fearless all weekend and adjusted well to every situation."
UNCW (16-8; 5-5 CAA) returns to action this week as it closes out the home portion of its 2013 schedule with matches against Northeastern (Nov. 8) and Hofstra (Nov. 10).