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Welcome to White River Lodge, your home away from home in the Branson tri-lakes area. The Lodge is constructed of massive Engelmann spruce logs from Western Colorado, blended with native stone and glass. The Lodge is a hand-crafted work of art!
The nearly 10,000 square feet lodge rests on 26 acres, and is approximately 15 minutes south and west of Branson. White River Lodge offers four rooms and one suite, and features a grand entrance into a great room with a stone fireplace, theater room, fitness center with sauna, hot tub, covered parking, large deck, balconies, and flagstone patio.
At White River Lodge all guest rooms have a lake view with private balconies, hand-made cedar or iron beds in kings or queens, beautiful period or theme quilts, luxurious bedding, gas-flame stone fireplaces, ceiling fans, private bathrooms with showers and whirlpool tubs. All rooms feature satellite HDTV with Blu-ray players and high speed wireless Internet. Each room has its own after hours private entrance and a covered parking slot.
Each morning from 8 - 9, breakfast will be served in the dining room, or you may take it to the deck. If you have early plans, like fishing perhaps, then we'll handle that, too. We enjoy making a variety of fare, just let us know if you have any special dietary needs. During the afternoon, there will be a variety of drinks and snacks available.
- Great room with wood-burning free standing stone fireplace
- Table Rock Lake view sun-room area
- Large deck with chairs, umbrella tables, and Table Rock Lake view
- Lake-view, log dining area with hot and cold drinks bar
- Theater Room with projection HDTV and comfortable seating
- Fitness/game room
- Outside patio with wood-burning fireplace, ceiling fans, Lazy Boy spa, wicker furniture, gas barbecue grill
- Guest kitchen
- High speed wireless Internet
- Covered parking
The Innkeepers
Ever since Bill can remember he has dreamed of having a log lodge. He thought it might be a hunting lodge up in the mountains until he started a fishing guide service, White River Outfitters, in southern Missouri. He searched high and low for that perfect piece of property to make a dream come true. His search ended a couple of years ago with the purchase of forty acres down Happy Hollow Road. Then with much research, professional help, fine tuning, and just hard work, White River Lodge became reality. Whether fishing on area lakes or lounging at the lodge, Bill's goal is to help you enjoy yourself!
Ever since Becky was a little girl growing up with three brothers and three sisters on a Missouri farm, she's liked water, food, and fun. She often played school with her younger siblings and earned a teaching certificate when graduating from College of the Ozarks near Branson. This is where she met that fun guy, Bill, a recreation major. After teaching for 25 years the time was right to start a new venture, White River Lodge Bed and Breakfast. She looks forward to making sure you're well fed and comfortable!
Area Attractions
Trout fishing on Taneycomo and Bass fishing on Table Rock Lake.
Table Rock Lake boating and other water activities -- The Branson Belle cruise and dinner ship often goes by the lodge. It's docked near the State Park Marina on Hwy 165 approx. 15 minutes away. State Park also has lake access and various rentals. There is a public park (Old 86 State Park) with camping, picnicking, swimming, and boat launching within 5 minutes of the lodge. Lilleys' Landing Resort and Marina has boat rentals for trout fishing on Lake Taneycomo. Lilleys' also has a great fishing shop.
Big Cedar Lodge (10 minutes) has several restaurants and a day spa open to the public.
Top of the Rock has a wonderful view with a quality restaurant and golf course. (15 minutes).
Dogwood Canyon (15 minutes)nature park
Hollister: (15 minutes) College of the Ozarks offers museums, dining, Branson Airport, Lowes, grocery stores, dining, shops downtown.
Branson: (17 minutes) A variety of over 100 live shows, dining, shopping malls, downtown shops, golfing, train ride, White Water Park, Silver Dollar City, Celebration City, Shepherd of the Hills, museums and much, much more!
Berryville, AR: (30 minutes)Cosmic Cavern, Gun Museum, antiques, Wal-Mart Supercenter.
Eureka Springs, AR: (40 minutes) Special downtown shopping/dining area, art, antique and specialty shops.
Springfield: (45 minutes)First Bass Pro Shop, airport, small city amenities
How To Find Us
From Branson:
- Highway 65 South (toward Harrison AR) 8 miles to MO-86 Highway
- Turn right on to MO-86 for 6.6 miles to UU
- Turn right on UU for 1 mile to Ozark Hollow Road
- Turn right on Ozark Hollow for .7 to White River Lodge entrance drive
From Harrison, Arkansas:
- Highway 65 North to MO MO-86 highway
- Turn left on to MO-86 for 6.6 miles to UU
- Turn right on UU for 1 mile to Ozark Hollow Road
- Turn right on Ozark Hollow for .7 to White River Lodge entrance drive
From Eureka Springs, AR:
- Take AR-23 N. into Missouri to MO-86
- Turn right for 17.8 miles
- Turn right onto MO-13/MO-86 for 2.8 miles
- Turn left onto MO-86/E MO-86 for 5 miles
- Left onto MO-UU 1 mile. Right on Ozark Hollow .7 to drive
From Kimberling City:
- Highway 13 toward Lampe 10.9 miles to MO-86 Highway East left toward Table Rock Lake for 5 miles
- Then turn left on UU for 1 mile to Ozark Hollow Road
- Turn right on Ozark Hollow for .7 to White River Lodge entrance drive

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My Room: Colin
Boston, MA
We might have to start a new feature on Ohdeedoh called My Closet as we're seeing more and more parents transform a small, utilitarian space into warm nooks for their babies. A reader tells us about her son's comfy closet: Nobody puts baby in the corner, but we sure did put him in the closet! Yes, its true. My name is Kate and my child sleeps in a closet.
Let me explain a bit here. We moved from our 2 bedroom condo to a smaller apartment in Boston. We didn't realize we were losing essential space- our sunroom played an intergral part in our old home as a home office. So we had two bedrooms (one of which belonged to Colin) and a home office. We still need a room to function as an office. But we have a baby. What to do?
In our new home, we have two large closets. The closet in the second bedroom, or Nurfice (nursery/office), as we call it, has much needed storage space, which left us to decide if the master bedroom closet was worth a shot. With a little creative thinking and a quick call to our management office, we took down the shelving and removed the door of the master bedroom closet and created a nice cozy nook for Colin.
Everything he knows and loves is still intact (save for his giraffe which is in the Nurfice). His Sharon Montrose animal portraits still hang above him while he sleeps. His way too expensive mobile still amuses him when he wakes. We can feed and sit with him in his chair. And you know the best part? It's about three steps over from where I sleep when he requires his middle of the night pacifier fix (especially now since he is teething!), rather than the little trek I used to take nightly at our old place.
We played around with the idea of painting it or using decorative wall decals but in the end, I like the simplicity of it- I think it keeps the space light and open. Keeping with the light and neutral decor also means that we can easily convert this back into the closet it was intended to be when we move out.
Thanks Kate! Readers, you can find Kate at Didn't I Tell You That.
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I am loving all of these small spaces transformed! This is very cute and tasteful and I love the framed animal portraits... I agree that they do the job better than wall decals ever could :)
i really like this room. your decorating style is cozy and soothing...i'm sure your baby enjoy's it enormously. =)
it s a nice style
i understand the lack of space but does the baby get enough clean air or espacially light in there?
i'd rather put the office it the closet
nurfice...that's awesome. so is the room, i think.
And very glad to see a fan in there and that the doorway is completely open, not curtained off! That's my only issue with the idea of a kid sleeping in a closet. Proper air circulation is really important, especially very very little ones at risk for SIDS.
love the dichromatic/no color theme. these neutral spaces are always so much more calming to me
I always laugh at the comments about fresh air and sunlight. Do you think the parents leave their babies in the cribs all day and night? If they're good, the babies actually get to come out and enjoy other spaces in the home, maybe even go outdoors once or twice a year. Nurseries serve mainly one purpose - sleep. Nursery windows serve mainly one purpose - demonic sun, noise, and draft portals that need to be covered and sealed using all man's ingenuity of design. As for the SIDS comment - SIDS is a serious tragedy, please don't make flippant comments about it's causes that are not supported by medical research.
I love the photos on the wall. Where did you get those?!
Wow, that's a pretty large closet to take a cot, couch and side table! Love the space and how you've utilised it. I love my babies close too. As for the SIDS comments it is actually safer for baby to be sleeping in the same room as mama than another room ie nursery. I'm sure Colin loves it as much you do.
@ anyone who is wondering if a baby in a closet gets enough light, i think the babies are only in there for sleeping! it seems to have a room for living/playing/learning where it gets the light! :)
and for the fresh air - the doors were removed, it gets the same air as the parents in their bedroom...
i like this idea for small places - my nephew has a huge room to sleep in, but he prefers playing in the living room where his parents are. so the space in this room is - for now - useless.
i think we will also put our baby in the closet :D and it will get a proper room when the time is ripe... i also like that the baby is really close to the parents. maybe with a sliding door (our closet has one) you can get some "privacy" and open it again for sleeping.
oh and as for colins room, it is wonderful!!! :)
Kindswhereitcounts, I don't think the comments about SIDS are flippant at all. Known risk factors for SIDS are when kids are exposed to smoking and when kids sleep in overly warm environments. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/sudden-infant-death-syndrome/DS00145/DSECTION=risk-factors
It may not actually be a scientific fact that sleeping in a closet contributes to SIDS, but I don't think it's outrageous to be concerned that a baby is getting enough air. I don't think this is the case hear because there is no door, but, again, hardly a flippant comment.
Totally unrelated question: is that a painted Stokke crib?
There is no 100% reliable known cause of SIDS, so we all go with a combination of what we know, one solution being fresh circulating air. I saw the fan on the little dresser and smiled; this mom is doing exactly what the rest of us do: her best. And I believe the curtained off nursery closets we've seen (nurserets?) intend to use the curtain when the baby is NOT in the sleeping area, to tuck it away.
This wouldn't be my (or anyones) first choice for a nursery, but she has taken what she has available and done something really wonderful with it, with her child in mind. It's gorgeous and soothing, I love the oatmeal less-is-more mood, so clean and crisp.
ek76 - Stokke makes a grey crib now!
Hi all! Colin's mom here. Thanks so much for commenting on this post! It is really great to have been featured on Ohdeedoh.
To address a couple of concerns: The "nursery" gets more than enough light- the opposite side of the room is actually a wall of windows to our patio, so it is actually making it dark enough for a nap that is a concern, but Colin seems to do fine. Also, there is more than enough circulation as we have a fan in the closet which is on constantly. My husband and I considered all the concerns of putting our 5 month old in such a tight space, but it suits our needs- we need an office space that is separate from the bedroom more than Colin needs a large room that is separate from us. Especially now that he is in the throes of teething, I am especially happy to have him nearby. And I do let him out of the closet on occasion, when he is being a really good boy (kidding!). But more than that, children need a place to lie their heads- anything big enough to fit a crib (from which they cannot escape) is large enough at this age. He plays in other rooms in our home.
The crib is by Stokke- in the grey as a previous poster answered. The prints are by Sharon Montrose- we love them! I am in the process of creating a "Sources" page on my blog, I hope you will stop by and check it out!
Regarding air - I planned to do a closet nursery until I actually painted ours, and discovered that even with the door open and a fan on, the paint odor lingered for weeks - so I think we did have bad circulation. It probably depends on each situation, so I might suggest a clear-the-stink-test for anyone who's unsure :)
I ended up keeping the crib out of the closet and made it just a cute changing table/dresser/storage nook.
Looks great. I think there is plenty of air circulation and as others have said, light is the enemy to be conquered.
This is a beautiful place, I especially love how soothing the colors are. Since this is a sleeping area, not a playing area, I find it absolutely perfect !
I love this space! Living right outside of NYC, we understand space constraints and I think you executed it beautifully!
Also - love your Sharon Montrose wall photos! We have 6 of her baby animal prints hanging above my son's crib. I LOVE THEM and spent a fortune getting them all framed :) All worth it!
Well done!
that's a big closet! we live in a little beach bungalow where space is a premium. i wanted to start my own jewelry business but all the bedrooms were spoken for- so i made my jewelry shop in the closet (our closet is about 1/2 to 1/3 the size of that closet!) i am loving seeing the ingenious use of small spaces. very nice work!
How lovely. I love the use of the space and the tasteful and simple take of the farm animal theme is wonderful!!
I'm really in love with this room. Now shopping on Sharon Montrose website!
Nuseries and cribs are cute, but I am pretty sure a baby is most happy sleeping next to a pair of warm boobs.
"Babies who slept in a room with a fan were 72% less likely to die from SIDS, according to a study released today from Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. The study included interviews with the mothers of 185 infants who died from SIDS and the mothers of 312 other babies."
Its not flippant. 75% is a HUGE number. Also, the higher the temp is over 69 degrees, the higher the risk. So stuffy, poor circulated, small spaces are high risk zones...places like closets that don't have air vents.
And it doesn't matter how often the baby is in the other areas of the home, what counts is when s/he's in there to sleep because thats when SIDS occurs. It can happen in just a few minutes. And considering babies spend, on average, 16 hours sleeping per day...thats a lot of time in the closet.
I realize these parents are trying to use space efficiently, but honestly, the baby would be better off having NO bedroom, than to be sleeping in the closet. Put the crib in the master and wait until s/he is old enough to share with big brother/sister. Or like someone else said...move the office. Put it in the kitchen/living room/master. Have the kids share (yes, it can be done even when one is a baby). There are plenty of other options. No one is "forced" to do this.
This is one "trend" I do not support, and I wish Ohdeedoh didn't either. Its not cute or clever...its dangerous.


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Concert Review: The Avett Brothers at PSU Movin' On 2012
Posted by Christopher Will on 04/30 at 01:14 PM
It was 9:30 on a Friday night, and the wind bit against the crowd's coats and faces as they waited patiently for the headliner of Penn State's Movin' On 2012 spring music festival. They had been taken through the brawny, dark dance music of Keegan Tawa, the spunky ska of The Wondershop Showdown, the countrified folk of The David Mayfield Parade, the atmospheric, awe-inspiring alternative rock of Young The Giant, the bright, positive reggae-rock of Michael Franti & Spearhead, and the raucous rap of Ludacris. Now, a gaggle of people of all shapes, sizes, and ages crowded around the barricades as the lights lit up and a half-dozen ragged-looking musicians took the stage. Without pause, The Avett Brothers took up their instruments and launched into their folk-based-country-brushed-indie-pop-rock.
The Avett Brothers proved that they were more than equipped to handle the headlining spot of one of Penn State's most popular concert shows. Their live performance was as gripping and emotional as their studio recordings, and they bounced and rocked across the stage with enough vivacity to keep the crowd engaged. Not surprising, as The Avett Brothers have played in a wide variety of venues, including the prestigious stage of the Grammy's. The night was cold and dark, but the stage was bright and the music was warm.
The Avett Brothers played a good bit of songs from their latest release, I And Love And You, but also took time to delve into some of their older recordings. They belted and roared their way through "Gimmeakiss," a track from their 2006 release Four Thieves Gone – The Robbinsville Sessions. They treated their crowd to a helping of morbid, earnest, old school bluegrass in "I Killed Sally's Lover," a track from their 2003 album Carolina Jubilee. They closed out their set with their honky-tonk, banjo-led, fast paced song "Talk On Indolence," also from Four Thieves Gone. Those who knew the songs sang along with the ferocity of loyal fans, and even those who were unfamiliar with the music jumped around and danced.
As to be expected, the crowd reacted more to their tracks from I And Love And You. The Avett Brothers hit every note of aching passion in "And It Spread" and "Laundry Room." They bolstered through the foot-tapping pop rock of "Kick Drum Heart," though it was more guitar-fed and less piano-based than the studio version.
Their two standout performances of the night were "I And Love And You" and "January Wedding," two of their most popular hits. They led the crowd in "I And Love And You," and though the song is slow-paced and brooding, the crowd lifted their arms into the sky, singing along joyously. The Avett Brothers gave their fans the opportunity to close out the song, and everyone joined in as the air was filled with thousands of voicing singing, "I and love and you, I and love and you."
"January Wedding" was, simply put, an absolutely riveting performance. Seth Avett began the song alone, and his guitar and voice filled the night air, both straining with emotion and love. The crowd was quiet, letting Seth Avett dominate the performance, and even when the rest of the band joined in, it felt as intimate and personal as a diary entry. But instead of being uncomfortably personal, it was heart-warming and stirring.
Hopefully you enjoyed Movin On 2012 as much as we did, particularly The Avett Brothers performance! Be sure to pick up their music on iTunes and Amazon!
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Bryan Little and Fredrik Pettersson both had a goal and an assist but the Thrashers dropped their exhibition opener 5-2 to Columbus Tuesday at Philips Arena.
As the final score indicates, more went wrong than went right.
Columbus jumped to a 2-0 lead early in the first period with goals coming 28 seconds apart.
"Our breakouts weren't good enough," coach Craig Ramsay said. "We've worked at it a bit but we have to get back, we have to change sides. On one of their goals the goaltender threw it up past our D on the short side and you can't do that in the National League. Those are little details that we have to work on. There is some communication that has to happen under circumstances like that. … I hate to say it, no excuses, but we looked a little tired. We wanted to change fast and keep up the pace but we looked a little tired. We know they've put in the effort the last couple days."
Ramsay singled out the Nigel Dawes-Little-Pettersson line as a highlight.
"I thought our line, although it took awhile for us to get going, in the second and third we were really cycling it and creating chances," Little said. "It was pretty easy to play with those guys. It was pretty fun too. We have some good chemistry."
Little scored a power-play goal with five minutes remaining in the first period to make it 2-1. His goal was assisted by Jamie Sifers and Pettersson.
Columbus answered with two goals, in the second and third periods, to make if 4-1 before Pettersson's tally. Pettersson knocked in the rebound of a Little shot. Freddy Meyer was also credited with an assist.
"It's been three years since I was here playing," said Pettersson, who spent the past seasons in his native Sweden. "Obviously it's a little different. I felt pretty good out there. I had a lot of energy. Our line we played pretty good. We got some opportunities and we scored some goals."
Ondrej Pavelec played the entire game in goal making 21 saves.
First-round draft pick Alexander Burmistrov admitted to being nervous before his first game. There were bright spots, but there is still a long way to go for the youngster, according to Ramsay.
"I thought he got better for awhile," Ramsay said. "The penalty killing was good. He was good defensively. The one thing that we really want to do is not take the puck back into the neutral zone. … When he got his [hooking] penalty he had a chance to shoot it in, maybe re-attack it. He took in back and ends up with a penalty. He played well. I thought he battled hard. It's just a matter of the pace once you get into a National League game of getting the puck and moving it, knowing where it's going, not looking for something. There were times in the offensive zone he could have thrown it to the point and allowed us to get a point shot and he's looking around rather than doing that. We want to get that puck moving around quickly."
Ramsay opened his post-game press conference with a joke about the offense. "There's that offense we promised you," he said. "Go, go, go."
There were issues with both the offense and defense, he said.
On the offense: "I talk about offense, and I continue to talk about it, the offense starts from inside your own zone or turnovers in the neutral zone and we didn't do that. We didn't create nearly enough."
On the defense: "We didn't break out well. That is a lot to do with quickness. We have to go back hard. We need both D to go back. We've told them. When you are a little bit tired you hesitate a little bit as well. You have to go back, change sides, get the team off the wall and get moving the puck."
The Thrashers, with a new group of players, will play again Saturday against Carolina. Ramsay players will get another look and decisions won't be made from one preseason game.
September 21st, 2010
11:17 pm
Sounds like they have a lot to work on but on the bright side it is only the first exhibition game. It's nice to hear that both Little and Pettersson played well together. Maybe we'll see them on a line together in the regular season if they keep it up.
September 21st, 2010
11:31 pm
Work harder boys!!!!
September 21st, 2010
11:39 pm
Chris, I am surprised you didn't mention the play of Boris. I thought he impressed in the quite unfavorable manner. Being a turnover machine is not what I was looking for from big Bo. However, he certainly had plenty of help in looking bad tonight. Pavs was not sharp just to name one more.
You are a hard news guy but this is a blog so I feel you are or should be allowed to opine a bit.
OTOH, we had what? like 4 regular skaters? Lots of rookies or new players out there. First game….it doesn't count, etc. But….from the get go, the CBJ were in control and no matter how you slice it, that is most un-good.
September 21st, 2010
11:44 pm
I was at the game and there was plenty wrong. They looked like they had never seen each other much less played together. No one looked good, a few looked okay, and many looked just plain bad. Columbus put us on our heels in the first two minutes and many of them never recovered. For those of you who bash Boris, you may get your wish; he was probably the worst player out there tonight. If I remember correctly he was either a -2/3 and had numerous turnovers in our zone and many within 6-8 feet of our net. I know this is pre-season, and most of these guys won't be here on opening night so there is no reason to circle the wagons. However, Pavelec needs to play much better or it is going to be a long season. I hope Mason is ready to carry the load. I know this all sounds negative, but it is the truth. I am still a fan and still hold hope for this coming season.
September 22nd, 2010
12:15 am
The bigger shame here than the result is the fact that a ticket to this "exhibition" was regular price.
I'd really like an explination from management why these games, if not free, aren't discounted heavily. You guys ever heard of making more money off consessions when more people are in the building???
September 22nd, 2010
12:56 am
The first step to recognizing deficiencies … is HONESTY. It's easy to lie to oneself. I like that Ramsay owned his team's performance. And there are things to work on. But, ya know, why wouldn't there be things to work on? It's the 1st game of preseason. Any team that comes flying out the gate, in Stanley Cup Finals fashion, can't keep that up all season long. The preseason, in my view, is just an opportunity to evaluate talent for when the games really count. It's not really about winning. It's about seeing what's working. And what isn't. And who can hang here. And who can't.
Here's to hoping that the coaching staff get it right, in terms of roster cuts, later on.
September 22nd, 2010
1:10 am
We will be just fine.
September 22nd, 2010
1:31 am
It's clear Ramsay is a teacher of the game. It's nice to hear a coach talk in depth about the tactics and strategy of the game and what a player and team must do to get better. It sounds like he's keeping it very simple now – especially with the youngsters like Burmistrov – and will build on it as the season and team progress.
September 22nd, 2010
1:51 am
I think it was clear in the 1st period, that the team just wasn't … well … a team.
Somewhere around halfway, you could visibly see them start to gel … remember, none of these guys have ever played a game together — only scrimmages, and only a few of those, at that.
Now they've got a taste of what it's like in the big building, with all the lights and people that yell BOOO.
Acid test will be next game – there simply MUST BE improvement in all areas.
You can't leave your goalie out by himself … best guy in the world won't stop all of 'em.
Bright side … lots of "move the puck" and "go go go" going on 2nd period and esp. the third period.
Not so bright side … where was that "don't dump it without a plan of what you're gonna do with the rebound" ?
Also saw lots of mishandled pucks, and several instances of just plain lack of situational awareness (on a power play the puck should NEVER squirt out and glide 2 feet behind your back, back across the blue line – just inexcusable)
All fixable stuff … but every day means one less day to fix it. Gotta start NOW.
September 22nd, 2010
6:34 am
Game apparently stunk but Ramsay's presser was awesome … love how specific he was. No excuses, no cliches, just straight-up analysis. Listening to him instills so much more confidence than Anderson did. He knows exactly what went wrong and what he wants to see done differently by the players to fix it. So the real question is going to be how quickly the team is going to get on board and make the necessary adjustments.
September 22nd, 2010
7:45 am
Wasn't the best way to start the pre-season, but at least the team knows what they need to work on and what they need to do to get ready for the season. Go Thrashers!
September 22nd, 2010
8:11 am
I agree with Fred. Give the tickets away for free. Maybe it will introduce the game to a few fans. Apparently Toronto did that last night. As a result, there was a full house. I think a few more people in the seats could be a motivating factor for the players as well.
September 22nd, 2010
8:18 am
Was at the game last night…. game puck goes to Pettersson. I was very impressed with his style of play and energy; he played like a Tasmanian devil on fire last night! Little looked sharp as well…he had some trouble winning faceoffs, but that's to be expected since he hasn't played pivot in awhile.
The goats of the game were Pavs and Boris – both were putrid.
September 22nd, 2010
8:32 am
Here is the link for the post game press conference> Don't know if it will be on the website.
September 22nd, 2010
8:39 am
Why all the bluster? It's just ONE PRESEASON GAME!!! It's not that big a deal, just like I explained in the email I sent to you gentlemen.
September 22nd, 2010
8:40 am
Keep it up Doris and I'll get my Christmas wish early.
September 22nd, 2010
8:43 am
Anyone else notice the team having trouble keeping the puck in the attack zone(especially on the PP)?! Boris couldn't even make a simple pass to the opposing pointman without putting the puck offsides!
September 22nd, 2010
9:06 am
It's really wrong to steal someone's handle.
September 22nd, 2010
9:22 am
I agreed, dude.
September 22nd, 2010
9:38 am
September 22nd, 2010
9:41 am
Relax. It's the first pre-season game. Mostly prospects and try-outs. The next game will be the same way, just a different grouping. Dudley and company need to get a look at these guys before they make the next few rounds of cuts. If the last two pre-season games look this bad, we are in trouble … but I doubt they will. Guys will have had time to gel and it will be mostly roster players. Till then, just enjoy watching the young guys play.
The bright spot is that Pettersson played like a vet. If he doesn't drop off and can keep up the hustle, he's got a great shot of making the opening night roster.
September 22nd, 2010
9:42 am
We need help.
September 22nd, 2010
9:45 am
See Pav's started right where he left off. I hope that someone finally see's it is not going to happen for Pav's. I say send him to Dallas to back up Kari they like our garbage.
September 22nd, 2010
10:03 am
[...] THRASHERS BLOG – Plenty to work on after Thrashers drop preseason opener It may only be the preseason, but Ondrej Pavelec is going to have to be better if his team wants any part of the playoffs. [...]
September 22nd, 2010
10:04 am
I wouldn't worry much. Preseason game. Very few of the guys that skated last night will be on the Opening Day roster. Bring on Sat game and the first hockey tailgate of the season. Yherp!!!
September 22nd, 2010
10:06 am
did anybody else notice that our penalty kill was the same as. We still continue to collapse. I hope Ramsay has a plan for that.
September 22nd, 2010
10:13 am
I hope they took a good look at Hainsey.
September 22nd, 2010
10:15 am
So Boris and Pavs are in mid-season form already? No big suprise there, not worried about the rest of the guys that played last night other than Little and nice to hear he had a decent game. What will be interesting to me is how quickly Coach is able to get down to the final roster. To me, that needs to be rather quickly so he can work on the guys getting to know how to play with one another and learning his system so we're ready to go when the regular season starts. Can't afford a 2-6 start or something out of the gate.
September 22nd, 2010
10:50 am
Midfield I think Hainsey is way overrated and wouldn't break my heart to see him go in a trade. That is coming from a Home town CT boy just like Hainsey.
September 22nd, 2010
11:25 am
for me better to lose exibition games, because all mistakes on the up zoom. important to win from october 8. but i am not going to change my opinion even if we win the rest exibition, we need help in offensive from trade before season start, otherwise no playoff for sure and start to scout lottery pick. i think hockey people like ram, torch, dud. understand that, big bosses – don the idiot and asg cheap have to make decision. on my 11 years expirience with this clowns i bet they going to stay put with small hope that i am wrong.
September 22nd, 2010
11:35 am
Playing defense how does that work?
September 22nd, 2010
12:21 pm
Now is the time to sort out issues.. That is what exhibition season is for. Lots of new faces that liteally just started to play together last week. Patience. Rammer will have em toein the line soon enuf fot 10-8!
September 22nd, 2010
12:38 pm
NHL Ready, moving Hainsey with his contract is a feat even Dudley cannot pull off, I'm afraid. So, we'll just make him the Captain instead, based on popular demand.
September 22nd, 2010
12:55 pm
I don't think anyone (except for some on this blog) is going to make any decisions based on the FIRST Pre-Season game. C'mon people. With a week to go in pre-season, maybe, but not yet. Pre means before the season. Remember that.
September 22nd, 2010
1:02 pm
you still going to need 4 goals a game to have a chance to win
September 22nd, 2010
1:11 pm
preseason games mean nothing. Last year Toronto won almost 70% of their games in the preseason and we all know how that ended. I think the preseason tickets should be cheaper, $50 for a preseason game is a bit too high. I'm optimistic the Thrashers will make the playoffs this year and because of that, I bought two season tickets and will be looking forward to the games.
September 22nd, 2010
2:02 pm
Regarding playing preseason games at home to full proce tickets, I still can't figure out why management isn't playing their preseason home games out of town. Columbus (Ga), Birmingham, Augusta, Greenville, S.C., are towns where Thrashers could grow their exposure, especially if they offer all tix at $10. I know there isn't ice laid at these facilities yet, but if the Thrashers were to work with the venues, they could eisily gain some exposure. It's either that, or fasion shows.
September 22nd, 2010
5:43 pm
While the one preseason game should not be used as the measurement, it is clear this team wont have a large margin for mistakes as we move forward. It does not look like Pavs and Mason will be shut down goalies, so we should expect the other teams to score 3-4 goals against per game. The problem with our current roster may be we won't average more then two goals for us per game.
Special teams will be key and the last line of defense on the penalty kill is goaltending which most get better. If Pavs can't step up in camp, it may be time to promote the guys from Chicago who let up less then 3 goals per game down on the farm.
September 23rd, 2010
12:17 am
"It doesnt look like pavs and mason will be shut down goalies"??? You havent even seen mason play in a thrashers jersey! Mason's stats last year were pretty damn good…well below 3 G.A. I know pavs doesnt instill confidence but, I think we need to wait and see what mason brings to the table before we start freaking out about the goaltending situation. I would be shocked if mason wasnt the official starter.
September 23rd, 2010
12:32 pm
JoeMcGrath – I think that is a brilliant idea actually. Playing in other markets could draw fans from all over Georgia. I live in Augusta, and I think it would be amazing to have the team play here for a game. They could use the James Brown Arena, where the Augusta Lynx played and the Augusta Riverhawks will be playing.
September 23rd, 2010
8:00 pm
Yes, Thrashers play bad. But just be glad we have team and they not move to Calgary like Flames. Aye-yaye-yaye.


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Yes, you can still save on back-to-school shopping, even if school has already started. In fact, you might want to put off some purchases for several weeks.
This post comes from Angela Colley at partner site Money Talks News.
You need clothes, backpacks, lunchboxes, binders, pens, and paper. Then there's the list of supplies the teacher asked for, everything from tissue paper to magic markers.
It's no wonder a National Retail Federation survey says back-to-school shopping is the second-biggest annual consumer spending event -- after the winter holidays, of course. According to the NRF survey, the average parent with children in grades K-12 will spend $689, up from $603 last year.
If you waited until the last minute, you may think there aren't any deals left out there. But Stacy Johnson explains ways you can still save in the video below. Check it out and read on for more.
1. Take inventory.
Your child probably hasn't touched that binder or stack of pens in several months, so you may have forgotten you already have supplies on hand. Start by taking an inventory of the supplies you already own. Go through your child's backpack and desk drawers, put everything in a pile, and see what still works. And don't forget to check your own desk and junk drawers; those free pens and highlighters that businesses hand out will work just fine at school.
2. Make a list of necessities.
It's always easier not to make a list. But that often leads to two wasteful trends: You forget stuff that's necessary, and you buy stuff you don't need or already have. So make a list, then cross off the items you discovered from taking inventory. Now you know what you need.
3. Host a swapping party.
Once a year, my neighborhood association hosts a back-to-school clothes-swapping party. Parents bring in clothing, backpacks, winter coats, lunch boxes, and even school supplies. Then they trade with other parents. It's a great way to get rid of extra clutter and get what your kids need without spending a dime. You don't need an entire neighborhood to do the same. Just get a few friends together and ask them to bring whatever their child is no longer using.
4. Look for used.
If you can't get it through trade, you can still get a deep discount by shopping used. I see backpacks, winter coats, clothes (some still with tags) and school supplies at garage sales all the time. (I'm an avid garage-sale shopper.) Also check out your local secondhand stores to see what you can pick up gently used.
5. Find sales and coupons.
Retailers start stocking up on school supplies in July, and they run sales right through September. So even if you wait until the last minute, you can still find a good deal.
And don't forget drugstores. Regular prices at drugstores can be higher than at the big-box retailers, but they also run competitive sales on select items.
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Overstock stores like Big Lots don't have the best selection, but they do offer bigger discounts than the major retailers. You won't find everything you need, but you might pick up a few things on your list.
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Last week, I went with a friend and her daughter to pick up school supplies. Without fail, if we picked up the plain pencils or the basic spiral notebooks, her daughter would select the glitter pencils and the Justin Bieber notebook. Retailers know that kids like shiny things, and everything my friend's daughter wanted cost at least 10% more than the basic supplies.
Rather than just tell her daughter she couldn't afford it, my friend had her pick out a few packs of 99-cent stickers. When she got home, she decorated her basic supplies with the cheap stickers. They're both happy, and my friend didn't overpay just to get a celebrity's face on a notebook.
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Cloudant's BigCouch and Apache CouchDB... the merge that took a while
The two merged thousands of lines of Erlang to update Apache CouchDB with the modifications Cloudant has made to its core database software. These changes lay the groundwork for preparing the Apache community to improve CouchDB performance at large scale.
I don't remember when was the first time I've heard about BigCouch being contributed to the Apache CouchDB project. I do remember though that, at that time, I actually believed it, as it made sense: Cloudant was still in its early days, seeking validation of its solution, and CouchDB was at its peak.
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And the station-buying binge likely will continue. When Sinclair announced the Fisher acquisition this month, CEO David Smith responded to an analyst's question about whether acquisitions soon would be limited by a Federal Communications Commission rule that limits the reach of a single owner's stations to no more than 39 percent of U.S. households.
"We can do a lot more," said Smith, explaining that Sinclair's percentage of household coverage would fall well below the FCC threshold.
While its stations would reach about 34 percent of U.S. households, the FCC counts UHF stations as half of non-UHF stations, which would decrease Sinclair's calculated reach under the FCC rule, Smith said.
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Craig Aaron, president of Free Press, a group that advocates for diverse media ownership and criticizes consolidation, said he views several aspects of Sinclair's growth strategy as problematic.
"One is this merged newsrooms in all but name," he said. "The Sinclair model, in addition to the mass acquisitions, has been to set up shared-services agreements at the local level, where Sinclair is doing news for multiple stations, even though a number of them are owned by somebody else. It makes their reach even bigger. I think it's violating the spirit of what local TV is supposed to be."
Amy said Sinclair has more than 20 news-share arrangements but added that some of those involve other owners producing news that is carried on Sinclair-owned stations.
Wharton, of the National Association of Broadcasters, sees Sinclair's growth as a positive sign for the broadcast industry at a time when it faces what the group views as unfair competition from cable and other pay TV outlets.
"There are a number of broadcasters who are helping struggling stations produce more local news programming, and we think that's a good thing, rather than allowing a TV station that competes with cable to go out of business," Wharton said. "The fact that there are companies like Sinclair and others who are investing in the broadcast business is a positive for the future of free and local broadcasting."
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Sinclair Broadcast Group, Hunt Valley, 134 stations, $1.06 billion
ION Media Networks, West Palm Beach, Fla., 60 stations, n.a.
Nexstar Broadcasting Group, Irving, Texas, 60 stations, $378.6 million
Entravision Communications, Santa Monica, Calif., 53 stations, $223 million
Raycom Media, Montgomery, Ala., 53 stations, n.a.
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Multiple-solvent crystal structure determination (MSCS) allows the position and orientation of bound solvent fragments to be identified by determining the structure of protein crystals soaked in organic solvents. We have extended this technique by the determination of high-resolution crystal structures of thermolysin (TLN), generated from crystals soaked in 2% to 100% isopropanol. The procedure causes only minor changes to the conformation of the protein, and an increasing number of isopropanol interaction sites could be identified as the solvent concentration is increased. Isopropanol occupies all four of the main subsites in the active site, although this was only observed at very high concentrations of isopropanol for three of the four subsites. Analysis of the isopropanol positions shows little correlation with interaction energy computed using a molecular mechanics force field, but the experimentally determined positions of isopropanol are consistent with the structures of known protein-ligand complexes of TLN.
Locating interaction sites on proteins: the crystal structure of thermolysin soaked in 2% to 100% isopropanol., English AC, Done SH, Caves LS, Groom CR, Hubbard RE, Proteins. 1999 Dec 1;37(4):628-40. PMID:10651278
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About this Structure
1tlx is a 1 chain structure with sequence from Bacillus thermoproteolyticus. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.
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As per the GPL I have also released the source code at: zodttd's wolf3d at master - GitHub
More details within Cydia where it is listed as "idSoftware Wolf3D" in the Games section.
Many thanks to id Software for licensing this software source under the GPL which allows for this Cydia release.
haha sick with it!!
---just d/l n its awesome!!! runsss smoooth!
sweet ness
nice work
Have to say this is awesome and takes me back.
Even the music is almost the same.
Very fluid and a must have.....I think its my best game on the phone
This is really good news! I have already downloaded the game from Cydia (Thanks Zodttd!!!) but it crashes immediately after boot. Removed some old games I had to free up some memory, restarted, respringed but no change. I'll see what else I can remove.
Enjoy all!
thanks for the heads up on this just grabbing it now
Works great! Ah, the memories. Of course, Zod is the man to bring it to us. Thanks!
I chose the App Store version because Carcmac is awesome and is one of the few big developers out there who have faith on the iPhone as a real gaming machine.
app store version will prob be more stable so i think i will run with that
I've been playing the cydia version all morning and it seems great to me.No crashes or errors.Great work
HAHA jailbreakers rock
They are not the same game, because the version that was released via Source Code is not the full game and only includes the first Shareware episode.
The one on the AppStore has all 6 six episodes.
That changes everything. Ill have to grab the appstore version later.
Look at that Cydia is now advertising for appstore and apple wants to get rid of this its a shame.
the cydia version loads to the initial screen and then exits.
the App Store version ran right away with no issues.
same thing happening to me. it crashes after showing the initial load blueish load screen


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You are probably sick and tired of hearing about the importance of moderate physical exercise for women who have had breast cancer. (It is also suggested as a way to reduce risk of breast cancer, but that it shutting the barn door after the horse for us.) The summary statement is that regular moderate exercise seems to reduce the recurrence risk after most kinds of cancer.
We all are aware of the other health benefits of exercise: weight control, muscle strengthening, cardiac benefits. Add the possibility that it may help prevent a recurrence, and that should get us all lacing up our sneakers. It is reassuring and calming to note that this does not mean that you need to train for a marathon--just get out there and walk.
From ASCO's Cancer Net comes this helpful and practical article. I give you the start and a link to read more:
Physical Activity: Suggestions and Tips
Key Messages:
• Regular physical activity may help lower your risk of cancer, as well as improve your quality of life and mood.
• Most people should participate in some type of physical activity to improve and maintain their health, although the
duration and intensity of activity will differ for each person.
• Talk with your doctor or another member of the health care team about an appropriate exercise program.
Defining different levels of activity
Moderate and vigorous activities can be done in many different places, including at home, outside, or in a gym.
Moderate activities. During a moderate exercise, you should expect to breathe as hard as you would when walking quickly.
You should be able to talk, but would prefer not to. Walking is a great, moderate activity. Other examples of moderate activities include biking and housework.
Vigorous activities. During a vigorous activity, your heart will beat faster and you will be breathing more heavily and sweating. Examples of vigorous activities include jogging or running and swimming.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the American Cancer Society provide the following recommendations for participating in a physically active lifestyle.
• Be moderately active, in addition to other daily activities, for at least 150 minutes or vigorously active for at least 75 minutes each week; it is best to spread these activities throughout the week
• To lose weight, participate in moderate to vigorous activity 60 minutes per day on most days of the week.
• Exercise for several shorter sessions if you don't have the time or energy for a longer session. The health benefits of several short, 10-minute segments are similar to a one longer session of exercise.
• Start slow if you are new to exercise and gradually increase the length and intensity of your physical activity to 30 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity a day.
• Aim for a body mass index (BMI; the ratio of a person's weight and height) between 18.5 and 25.
• Avoid weight gain if you are not underweight.


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Thriving forest, rich soil,clean air, fresh water, bountiful oceans--these are our common heritage. But in this thoroughly commodified and increasingly privatized world, the commons is everywhere diminished. Our challenge is to re-imagine the commons. How might our society be inspired to share both the gifts of the commons and the responsibility for their long-term well being?
Jan. 10 - The Commons: Issues and Quandaries: Cassandra Robertson, voice and guitar, Rob Birdwell, trumpet, Kathleen Dean Moore, philosophy, Charles Goodrich, poetry
Jan. 17 - Devon Pena, environmental anthropologist, University of Washington, author, Mexican Americans and the Environment: Tierra y Vida
Jan. 24 - Eric Freyfogle, legal scholar, University of Illinois, author, The Land We Share: Private Property and the Common Good
Jan. 31 - Charles Wilkinson, environmental historian, University of Colorado, author, Blood Struggle: The Rise of Modern Indian Nations
Tuesday, Feb. 5 - SPECIAL EVENT -- Campus Carbon Challenge Kick-Off: Gary Braasch, photographer, Earth Under Fire: How Global Warming is Changing the World - 7:00 pm, Withycombe 109
Feb. 7 - Ted Jojola (Pueblo), Regents Professor of Community and Regional Planning, University of Mexico
Feb. 14 - Mark Hixon, marine biologist, Oregon State University; chair, Marine Protected Areas Federal Advisory Committee
Friday, Feb. 15 - SPECIAL EVENT--Ann Pancake, novelist, Strange as this Weather Has Been, 7:00 pm, Valley Library Rotunda
Feb. 21 - Kim Stanley Robinson, novelist, the Mars Trilogy; Forty Signs of Rain, Fifty Degrees Below Zero, and Sixty Days and Counting
Feb. 28 - Mary Wood, environmental law, University of Oregon, author, Nature's Trust: A Legal Paradigm for Protecting Land and Natural Resources for Future Generations
March 6 - Local Commons' Advocates. "The Local Commons and the Common Good: Land Trusts, Watershed Councils and the Conservation of Endangered Species"
March 13 - David Korten, Co-founder, Positive Futures Network; author, The Great Turning: From Earth Empire to Earth Community
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Jazmin Ivy's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
The NY Jets, because they represent my favorite state ;) And also they wear my favorite and birthstone color: green.
What's your favorite movie quote?
"Let me tell you something you already know. The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. It is a very mean and nasty place and it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain't how hard you hit; it's about how hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward. How much you can take, and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done. Now, if you know what you're worth, then go out and get what you're worth. But you gotta be willing to take the hit, and not pointing fingers saying you ain't where you are because of him, or her, or anybody. Cowards do that and that ain't you. You're better than that!"-Rocky Balboa
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
My favorite video game is Marvel Vs. Capcom. I haven't lost a match since 1999. And PS- I can beat anyone in their own game.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
No tattoos, one piercing on my belly, both my ears are pierced, and both my nipples.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Miss Kitty "Frank is Dead."
What's your best party trick?
I can spit fire, kind of like a flame thrower at a carnival.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
"Ay dios mio, jesus' existe mama mia" (whie throwing his hands up in the air and falling to his knees) lmao
What's the worst job you've ever had?
I've never had a "worst job" only because if I am not happy where i work i wouldn't be there.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Signing up for the war in Iraq.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Whatever I have on the menu ;p
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
The everlasting gum stopper.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
I was catwoman at a Halloween party and I had Batman go down on me =/
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
My skin tight body suit.
Tell us a joke.
What do you call 4 Mexicans in quicksand? answer: quatro sinko .
What do you call 3 Mexicans in your backyard? answer: tres-passing lol there's more where that came from ;)


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An incentive for allowing casinos to open in Ohio was the distribution of state revenue from them to local school districts. Now some districts say they are not receiving what was expected.
Rossford Schools is one district not receiving the amount of money that was expected from the state revenue.
"We were looking for revenue somewhere in the neighborhood of $235,000-237,000," said James Rossler, treasurer of Rossford Schools.
Rossler said the actual amount coming in is significantly less than what was initially estimated.
The first distribution of two for the year was just under $40,000. If the second is about the same, they will have received only about $80,000 for the year.
"One of the biggest things is perception from the people in the public," he said. "That the lottery money and casino money were going to be the saviors that were going to come in and keep us from being on the ballot and going back to the public for money. And quite frankly, that's not what this is doing."
Rossford isn't the only district receiving less money. Rossler said the Toledo district's first distribution was $462,000, they're projected total for the year would be about $1.2 million, but they were estimated to receive $3.3 million.
Rossler said luckily Rossford Schools did not budget the casino revenue into their funds, but other districts may have.
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This book is definatly above all the rest. Read this book for yourself and you will be carried into an imaginary land filled with badgers and mice. I love how descriptive Jacques is in this novel. I would read this book over and over if Jacques had not written so many other great books. -John Penshorn
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Does anyone know the order of the redwall series? I think Redwall is first....
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I love Redwall. I really, really LOVE Redwall. There are better ones you could start with (I'm not saying this one wasn't really good) but I thought you should start with this one because it's the one I read first. I had Ashley start with Taggerung because it's my favorite book EVER (I'm pretty sure nothing will ever beat Taggerung on my favorite books list). Tagg is so cool. The funny thing is that Lord Brocktree is like the only book in the Redwall series that never mentions Redwall. Redwall is my favorite series ever. Once Brian Jacques was traveling around the world and he came to Wild Rumpus and I got to meet him. Matthew came too. Brian Jacques was really cool. And he had a cool accent. There was a setup all over Wild Rumpus with his books on display and Redwall recipes all over (because in the books Redwall always has really good food). He signed two of my books. He was there to celebrate his new book that had just come out, Eulalia! and I thought it was his last book so I was really sad. But I found out not so long ago that it wasn't his last book (I don't know where I got the idea) so then I was really happy. I know this is insanely long so I'm just going to conclude... REDWALL IS REALLY COOL! And I think you'll really like it. And as an added bonus there are lots of them and they're still coming out (in case you want to borrow any of them I own most of them). I can tell you which ones are the best.
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Hare; brave; Brocktree's companion.
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Happy Holidays JAXenter readers!
With it being Christmas day and all, we're taking the day off. But don't worry - regular service will be resumed tomorrow, and we've got a veritable sleigh full of goodies in store for you in 2014.
Even if you don't celebrate Christmas, have a great holiday season and a happy new year!
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