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What's considered a good size piece of land in SA?
This is a discussion on What's considered a good size piece of land in SA? within the Hunting Africa forums, part of the HUNT AFRICA category; I am trying to make my final selection of PH in the Eastern Cape. I am purely a fair chase ...
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What's considered a good size piece of land in SA?
I am trying to make my final selection of PH in the Eastern Cape. I am purely a fair chase hunter. I understand that most land in SA is fenced, but what is considered a good sized piece of land offered by a PH that offers a true fair chase for plains game - Kudu, Impala, Zebra, Bushbuck, Blesbuck and Springbuck. From my research it seems that a PH has his own private land and concessions. I know this is laymans question but any guidence is appreciated. Thanks - Bobby
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That is truly a very hard ? to ask, there are lots of threads on this subject in the archives of this website. Having been to the East Cape...it really depends on how much cover is on the property...because it varies a lot. Where the mountains are covered in green brush....5000 acreas is a lot of land and hunting by foot is going to be a fun adventure....because the kudu and bushbuck are going to dodge your every move and you will have to glass and stalk and be patient.
I would check the references of the hunters that have hunted with the outfitter and ask them ???'s. That will give you a idea of what to expect.
Yes , well put Enysse ! You are correct hunting by foot especially in the Eastern Cape in those hilly bushy areas is a great challenge so i would also say around from 5000 acres plus you would have a great hunt by foot..
good luck !
I think enysse is correct. every piece of property is different depending on the cover available. One thing you may want to do is post the outfitter you are considering hunting with. There is a good chance someone on here has hunted with them before and can give you a report on that particular piece of property.
Another thing to think about is how much property do you hunt on now. I see many guys concerned about the size of a property, yet they hunt on a 300 acre farm back home or simply walk to a stand over looking a food plot. Hunting 5k or 20k acres can be a heck of a challenge.
If you find a reputable outfitter with great reviews, I would think that is more important than the size of a property that someone has listed. When checking out acre size, you also want to make sure someone is not talking about total combined acres that they have available to hunt, or cross fencing. It is possible to see an ad listing 30K acres available and end up hunting 500 acres at a time. I hope this helps a bit.
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I agree with all the above, but, will it really matter if you are hunting 1000acres or 10000acres, hell you will be in Africa, don't spit in her eye.
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Thanks for the input! I guess my concern is that while 5,000 acres of continuous land is alot, does it contain enough diversity to sustain the different types of game I am after. This is a new part of the world for me, all comments are appreciated!
HI Bobby,
On that size of land your hardest to find would be your Kudu and busbuck.... Most likely they will sit you very early just before sunrise against a hill for the bushbuck to come out when the sun rises and in this case you may even get your kudu as well because of the timing and area you will be sitting in..... unless you are walking and stumble upon the kudu and they stand for you. The springbuck, blesbuck , zebra could be in the same areas as well so they shouldnt be too hard im sure the PH has his way to get hold of them for you. The impala you could also probably walk and stalk or take from blind .. just my 2 cents here , ..good luck !!
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Hi Bushback
We will always have the question about land or property size , to me i like to hunt areas 6000 acres and bigger it gives me room to move around and plenty of land for the animals to move around. If you do have a area with lots of cover i will walk myself sick on 6000 acres and we do a lot of hunting on foot.
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You have confirmed what the PH has told me regarding the Kudu and Bushbuck. I am going at the beginning of April and have been told that hunting with the foliage could present an additional challenge, especially with the Bushbuck.
Thanks for your thoughts. - Bobby
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Walking myself sick seems to be my norm and I love every minute of it. 5-6K minimum seems to be the common ground amongst you guys. The three PH's I am looking at all meet that minimum.
Thanks - Bobby
No probs, im sure you will have a great hunt there ! For me personally i grew up in the Eastern Cape and its a place i really love , along with that for me bushbuck hunting there is by far the best a good hunt can provide.
By the way i thought you would like these pics i posted long ago , its on my cousins farm in the Eastern Cape !! - Interesting photos - !!!
cheers owen
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PHP.net was listed under Google.com in the first search. Following this logic, one would surmise that Yahoo admits to PHP.net being more important than Yahoo.com, and we already knew Google.com and Adobe.com are more important than PHP.net. So I am led to believe that Yahoo admits to Google being more important than itself and Adobe is the Grand Poobah of all backlinks.
All this of course means little to nothing, but I did smile at the irony. You can check for yourself by clicking this link and this link.
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Published: August 13, 2013; Last modified: August 13, 2013 10:17AM
Repeating the feat of Jacob Allenback may not be too far-fetched.
Allenback, a senior at Centennial High School, became only the fourth Pueblo state medalist when he captured the 2012 Class 4A boys golf individual title last fall in Montrose.
Allenback joined Jeff Armstrong of Centennial (1974-75), John Buffalo of Pueblo County (1998) and Zach Zaremba of Pueblo West (2006) as Pueblo state champions.
Another state champion could be on the horizon . . . as early as this season.
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Certificate in Christian Counseling (CCC)
What is Biblical Counseling?
Simply put, Biblical counseling is counseling that seeks to impart the wisdom of Scripture into the life of an individual and guide them to lasting growth and change. Biblical counseling seeks not only to change a person's life but their heart as well. Providing hope from the Word of God, the ultimate goal of biblical counseling is to draw the individual to Christ and the work of the cross. The skills and knowledge gained from biblical counseling are useful for pastors, church leaders, or anyone interested in counseling from the biblical perspective.
If you're looking for seminary level training to equip you with biblical counseling skills, but are not interested in pursuing a degree program, then our certificate program may be just what you're looking for. This certificate provides the opportunity to bring current counseling skills to the forefront of ministry, helping people grow and change. Our courses, taught by leaders in the field, will provide insight into key issues that those serving in ministry frequently face.
Who is this Certificate for?
The certificate program provides an opportunity for those in a wide range of ministry service to bring current counseling skills to their ministries that will help people to grow and change.
In addition to those who wish to examine the possibility of a future MA in Counseling degree, others who will benefit include pastors, church leaders, pregnancy counseling volunteers, crisis hotliners, educators, home school personnel, those in a social service environment, and anyone with a desire to explore counseling from a biblical perspective.
Are there any specific requirements?
The certificate program requires a completed undergraduate degree, and completion of a degree application. Upon completion of the certificate, students may choose to transfer appropriate completed courses into the MA in Counseling (MAC) degree program.
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Wise Counsel:
Effective people-helping combines knowledge, skill and the self-awareness needed to practice what the Bible calls wisdom (Proverbs 2:2).
Biblical Anthropology:
Looks to the biblical story to best understand God's design for human life, the impact of the fall on all of creation, and God's redemptive work among his people.
Counseling Skills and Practice:
Students gain Fieldwork experience through 700 supervised hours over two years, including a practicum and a full-year internship.
Cohort Community:
Students remain together and follow a sequenced curriculum in Bible and Theology, Core Counseling, and Advanced Counseling course.
Generalist Program:
Students receive a broad and solid foundation for a wide variety of callings in God's kingdom including, but not limited to, pastoral or professional ministry.
Theology Developed for Counselors:
We successfully combine a thorough understanding of the biblical text and theology, and use it specifically in a counseling context.
Certificate in Christian Counseling Curriculum
Required Courses - 9 Credits
Electives - 3 Credits
The remaining three (3) credit hours needed to complete the certificate program may be taken from any courses offered on a variety of counseling subjects including these sample courses:
A prerequisite for counseling electives is successful completion of Helping Relationships or Pastoral Counseling including a recommendation from the professor.
Please be aware that these elective courses vary from year to year. Please see our current term schedules for the classes being offered this year.
Total Required Credits - 12
To earn the certificate, students must complete twelve credit hours with a minimum grade point average of 2.0
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Students not in the MAC program who wish to complete core counseling classes [note: this does not limit bible and theology counseling courses) are limited to certificate level courses. These courses include:
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Students wishing to take advanced counseling classes as part of the certificate (i.e., the elective course) such as Marriage and Family, Child and Adolescent must first successfully complete Helping Relationships (or Pastoral Counseling plus receive the recommendation of that professor).
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quote:Originally posted by the ancient mariner Davy my man is their insanity running through the family or are you the only one. I can buy a pork tenderloin and a loaf of bread or a few rolls and have myself a fine and dandy sandwich anytime I want, and so can you. Sooooooo, Why drive 900 miles? Need to put some miles on the car ????
quote:Originally posted by the ancient mariner Well gang, I guess it is not unusual to travel great distances for some kinda food, and I guess the 500 mile round trip isn't even close to a world record--------but I just can't see it when you can make as good or better, and a heck of a lot cheaper right in your own kitchen or backyard.


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I'm guessing this is Bush 43's fault too.........oh....wait.....he's not in office anymore.....
I'm guessing this is Bush 43's fault too.........oh....wait.....he's not in office anymore.....
I, too, am very disappointed with this. What pees me off the most is Steny Hoyer telling reporters that earmarks belonged to congress and basically, it was none of the president's business.
I am very supportive of Obama, but I pray it doesn't turn into business as usual (I have seen a few examples of that already).
I sure hope the folks represented by those 364 electoral votes are praying with us...........
cave canem...beware of the dog
Richard Halstead (halst001 at yahoo.com)
Clearly, Congress is out of control.
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Talk about total BS.
The man is a liar, a cheat , a crook, and may be commiting treason.
At the least he should be impeached.
He should actually be tryed for treason and then pay the penalty.
The pigs are flying now....While Republican opposition in the House focused more on the bill's overall spending, McCain and allies turned the Senate spotlight squarely on earmarks.
"How does anyone justify some of these earmarks: $1.7 million for pig odor research in Iowa; $2 million 'for the promotion of astronomy' in Hawaii; $6.6 million for termite research in New Orleans; $2.1 million for the Center for Grape Genetics in New York," he said.
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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Article [II.]
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
Damn give me 1.7M for pig stink research! I guess the smell in congress, the House, and the White House form all the pork has gotten to be too much for em
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Obesity has become a public health crisis in Philadelphia.
In 2010, 66% of adults and 41% of children were overweight or obese.
In some Philadelphia neighborhoods, almost 70% of children are overweight or obese. Obesity and being overweight are major risk factors for heart disease, many forms of cancer, and type 2 diabetes.
Many studies have shown a link between drinking sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB) and obesity.
A SSB is any non-alcoholic beverage with an added sugar-based, caloric sweetener, including sucrose, fructose, glucose, and other sugars (including high fructose corn syrup). This includes, but is not limited to: soda, non-100%-fruit drinks, sports drinks, flavored water, energy drinks, and pre-sweetened tea.
Philadelphians drink about 60 million gallons of SSBs each year (about ½ liter or 170 calories per person per day). SSBs have a lot of calories, but they have no nutritional value. SSBs do not make people feel full, so they end up drinking more calories than they need.
Sweet beverages can change children's taste preferences for the rest of their lives, causing less sweet, healthier foods to be unappealing.
Through funding from the Centers for Disease Control the Department of Public Health is:
Find out more about what we are doing to prevent and delay chronic disease, reduce risk factors, and promote wellness in children and adults. Visit Food Fit Philly to learn more about sugary drinks.


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WASHINGTON — Planned Parenthood Federation of America President Cecile Richards released the following statement applauding the bipartisan Congressional approval of an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, granting military women insurance coverage for abortion when a pregnancy results from rape or incest. This amendment was authored by Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH).
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IP address - Internet Protocol (IP) address
IP address is short for Internet Protocol (IP) address.
An IP address is an identifier for a computer or device on a TCP/IP network. Networks using the TCP/IP protocol route messages based on the IP address of the destination.
What is My IP Address?
To view your IP address you can use the ipconfig (IPCONFIG) command line tool. Ipconfig displays all current TCP/IP network configuration values and refreshes Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and Domain Name System (DNS) settings.
To launch the command prompt from a Windows-based computer click: Start > All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt. Type ipconfig and hit enter.
You can also use Google search to find your IP address. Type what is my IP address as a search query and Google will show the IP address of the computer from which the query was received as the top search result.
The Format of an IP Address
The format of an IP address is a 32-bit numeric address written as four numbers separated by periods. Each number can be zero to 255. For example, 188.8.131.52 could be an IP address.
Within an isolated network, you can assign IP addresses at random as long as each one is unique. However, connecting a private network to the Internet requires using registered IP addresses (called Internet addresses) to avoid duplicates.
An IP address can be static or dynamic. A static IP address will never change and it is a permanent Internet address. A dynamic IP address is a temporary address that is assigned each time a computer or device accesses the Internet.
Editor's recommendation: Understanding IP Addressing.
The four numbers in an IP address are used in different ways to identify a particular network and a host on that network. Four regional Internet registries -- ARIN, RIPE NCC, LACNIC and APNIC-- assign Internet addresses from the following three classes:
Class A - supports 16 million hosts on each of 126 networks
Class B - supports 65,000 hosts on each of 16,000 networks
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The number of unassigned Internet addresses is running out, so a new classless scheme called CIDR is gradually replacing the system based on classes A, B, and C and is tied to adoption of IPv6. In IPv6 the IP address size is increased from 32 bits to 128 bits.
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Aug 31, 2009
Join the youth climate movement
The Young Friends of the Earth Climate project is for young people from all over Europe who are ready to take climate action and demand climate justice for the people and the planet from our governments.
2009 is the pivotal year for climate change. In December the worlds' governments will meet in Copenhagen to negotiate measures to stop climate change. Act Now!
If your are young (age 18 – 29), motivated and believe that our time has come to act, we invite you to join one of the four regional youth climate conferences that Young Friends of the Earth are organizing all over Europe.
From October 8 – 11, Act Now conferences will take place in Berlin, Toulouse, Malmo and – from Oct. 15 to 18 – in Dublin.
To apply, go to www.actnow09.eu
At these European youth climate conferences, you, and more than 200 young Europeans will learn the latest news about climate change and the status of international climate politics, discuss with elected politicians and be trained how to run climate actions, do media work and motivate more young people to join the movement.
Finally, you will find out how to come to Copenhagen in December and we will jointly plan peaceful yet powerful actions to influence this crucial climate change conference.
To apply for one of the four conferences go to www.actnow09.eu
Applications for all four conferences are open until September 10th.
Aug 28, 2009
Young FoE's statement on Honduras
This August 62 young people from 27 countries gathered on Croatian island to plan their response to the crucial environmental issues affecting their future. They also expressed their solidarity with the people of Honduras fighting for a return to democracy. Here is their statement.
We, 62 young people from 27 countries, meeting in Croatia for a Young Friends of the Earth Europe gathering, express our solidarity with the people of Honduras resisting the coup d'état.
We demand an end to this undemocratic situation and we also demand that people's human rights are respected.
We highlight and value the role of young men and women in the mobilisation
to reclaim civil liberties. We learn from their strength and their courage.
Croatia, 19 August 2009
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Lithuania - Norkutė Milda, Uktveryte Jolanta
Norway - Jacob Malin, Gran Eirik
Belgium - Roose Annelies, Dehasse Aline, Couckuyt Hanne, Guns Robin
Malta - Debono Christian
Greece - Stavroulaki Eirini
Netherlands - Vasen Ellard, Linssen Suzanne, Engel Marijn, Dingemans Luut, Bruil Janneke
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Sweden - Wu Lina, Lensell Erik
Hungary - Török Márton, Takács Tamás, Bortnyák Vera
Austria - Keller Roland
UK - Schneeberger Kirsty, Manson Sophie, Schrammar Chris
Germany - Holzamer Gertrud
Australia - Long Stephanie, Grainger Laura
Ukraine - Yeliseyeva Ganna, Datsiuk Inna, Viter Daryna
Spain - Gonzalez Alejandro, Torres Marta
Switzerland - Mettler Silvia
Italy - Iaffaldano di gregorio Jonas, La Rosa Mario
Cyprus - Panayiotou Stella, Kameris Petros, Agathangelou Melios
Croatia - Nožina Rina, Rumenović Tina, Krajnović Dora, Stipić Filip, Radovanovic Hrvoje, Tomac Luka,
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Serbia - Anastasov Danijela, Poucki Jelena, Jankovic Nikola, Jadranka Ilic
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Macedonia - Draganovski Jovan, Gileva Katerina
Argentina - Salvático Natalia
Indonesia - Ahfi Ahfi
South Africa - Mthembu Bongani
Brazil - Lamas Pucci Larissa
Aug 20, 2009
Honduras updates
Friends of the Earth International stands in solidarity with the peoples of Honduras in their mobilizations to demand an end to the coup d'etat and the unconditional return of the democratically-elected President Manuel Zelaya to his post.
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Houston >Food & Dining > Zake Sushi Lounge
2946 S Shepherd Dr, Houston, TX | Directions 7709829.739046 -95.411429
Sat: 12pm-12am, Sun: 12pm-10pm, Mon-Thu: 11:30am-11pm, Fri: 11:30am-12pm
Neighborhoods: Greenway/ Upper Kirby, Central
We had a great time at ZAKE. great bar drink and service. i did not come for while, bartenders have so many ideas for new things. sushi and drinks. what can u ask more??? we love Jazz , Johnson & Dean!!!!! UH students group.
The service was great! I love the new manager. He was very attentive and makes a great mojito. The sake bombs are awesome as well.
I had a wonderful experience at Zake about a week ago. I sat at the bar and the bartender Jazz was so friendly. We even joked around with her about a few things. I love the diversity of the staff and how they all seem so close and work well together. The food was very good and their happy hour drinks were delicious the strawberry drink that was just added is my new favorite.
Zake is different from what I used to remember. The special lunch set was a really good deal and tasted great. Server is very friendly and knowledgable.
I do like their new happy hour special, better price and value. great drink........ :)!!!!! more friendly service & management.......... love this place..........
Rude managers and uninformed staff – The managers here demonstrated the worst customer service I've ever seen in my life! Please do not patronize this restaurant because they care nothing about making customers happy and honoring their promotions. There was hardly anyone in there on this Saturday night (01/21/12) at 9:00 p.m. and the customer service is most likely the reason. A friend of mine and I both bought a coupon for Zake from a site that is similiar to livingsocial. Before we ordered we asked the hotstess and waitress if we both could use our coupon because it did not say one per table on the coupon, it only said one per couple. There was four of us at the table and none of us was a couple. The hostess and waitress told us yes but when it was time to pay they both were gone. The new waiter did not believe or care that they had told us the wrong information before we even ordered. We asked for the manager and he told us, oh no you don't want me to go get him! As if we should be scared of the manager of this restaurant. Well once he came he basically told us we were lieing about what the previous waitress told us and he would not honor it. As a manager he should have honored both coupons because it was his employee's mistake and just took the loss. Instead he argued with us and even told one of us to shut up. They finally gave up after calling the waitress and she admitted what she told us but instead of apologizing they told us to leave and we don't want your kind here anyway, the kind that wants everything for free. We didnt want anything free, we only wanted our coupon, that we purchased online for $12 by the way, to be honored.
I wouldn't recommend my dog to go to that restaurant because that is basically what we were treated like and you should never have to be treated that way in what is supposed to be a nice establishment. I wish I would've got the managers' names but you can't miss the little short homosexual one. He has an outright nasty attitude and he can tell you who his sidekick is. This company does not deserve or appreciate your business so I suggest you take it elsewhere. Thanks!
Bad Service. So-so food. Not going back. – Service was terrible.
Didn't have several beers on the menu.They assumed I wanted bottled beer instead of draught when i didn't specify. Who would want a smaller beer that is not as good for more money? Not me. They STILL brought me bottled beer when I specified draught, so I returned it. Some food took forever. Some never came and had to be ordered again. Some drinks never came and had to be ordered again. We had to return some of the sushi that was low quality, as it had been pre-prepared and left in a fridge to dry out. The server had not kept track of who had what, and we had to do a lot of work to help him split up the check.We were obviously there for happy hour with friends and a half-decent waiter would have assumed we might split the check. Most the sushi at the table was pretty good but not amazing or spectacular,
Overall the prices were really great for Happy Hour. And my sushi was pretty good, but not the best ever. I think our specific waiter was really the problem with our visit. He just couldn't figure out simple things. Later in the evening we reordered some stuff that never made it, but from the guy who sat us (I heard he was the manager possibly) and the food came immediately.
I won't be going back because there are plenty of Happy Hour sushi places around town, and we will be trying those.
Great night starter – My boyfriend and I tend to eat dinner here before a night out in the town. Nice, relaxed atmosphere. Fresh sushi, great drinks, menu knowledgable, friendly servers.
Run away! – it really doesn't deserve any stars. i ordered the chicken skewer and i'm pretty sure jack and the box has better quality chicken. after that i decided to try one more item - the tuna tataki and it was just as bad. this is the first time i couldn't eat any food i ordered in a restaurant.
The food was awesome – I have been twice to Zeke's bother times I had the same server A nice young man named Stewart. By far one of the best servers I have had in any restaurant Thumbs up guy. My wife and I love the Bento Box's. It is all most too much food for her but just enough me. The quality of the sushi is great and fresh. So for I have had the Sushi Comb, the Miso soup, Catsu Chicken and Teriayaki Salmon. I love this place for Sunday lunch. It is awesome.
Thanks guys for and awesome meal. My wife I loved it.
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RIP Pat Porter
http://www.myfoxphoenix.com/story/19125 ... -in-sedona
A very capable track runner, and one of the best U.S. cross country runners of all time! RIP Pat!
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cross country star pat porter dies in plane crash
he was a tenacious runner, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Porter
Re: RIP Pat Porter
I hadn't heard that...it's awful. You could see him on the track or roads but nothing compared with him on a great CC venue.
Not quite like anybody else. I saw him up close in Franklin Park against a great field and he went from the gun: amazing, long, powerful, graceful strides. RIP.
Re: cross country star pat porter dies in plane crash
Getting a little more play on letsrun. Sad, as he was a great one.
http://www.myfoxphoenix.com/story/19125 ... -in-sedona
Re: cross country star pat porter dies in plane crash
Very sorry to hear this...he was one of the all time great cross-country runners.
Re: cross country star pat porter dies in plane crash
Grab your without limits video and enjoy that Munich 5000. Porter wins!
Re: cross country star pat porter dies in plane crash
Yeah, I remember him.
Excellent CC runner, but good on the track too.
As of the end of 2011, he was still the 27th fastest American 10K guy with his 27:46.80 at the 1988 Mt SAC meet!!
That airport where the accident happened looks VERY dangerous.
A pilot in the newscast talked about the tricky winds every pilot had to battle!!
Maybe they need to close it down!!!
R.I.P, Pat!!
Re: cross country star pat porter dies in plane crash
Shocking news. I ran in the 1987 TAC Cross Country champs in Van Cortlandt that Porter won.
However, once with that movie is enough.
We had a thread on dangerous airports a while back.
Also 7 time National cross country champ, and at a time when the meet really mattered.
PS. Now Virgin is the only 10,000 guy still around from the 1984 Olympics.
Rest in Peace Pat Porter
I know most of the track world is focused on London...but take a moment to remember Pat Porter. See the article linked on the front page from last night re his untimely passing in a plane accident.
I'll defer to the historians on the board for context, but I believe he'd be considered the greatest US cross country runner ever. Eight national champs in a row, several world top 10s, and some very significant track 10k accomplishments, too.
What a tragic loss, way too young, of a great athlete. RIP.
Re: Rest in Peace Pat Porter
See the historical forum.
Re: Rest in Peace Pat Porter
I don't know why we should use the historical forum when an important icon passes. Those of us who look to this forum to keep up to date would miss it.
Re: Rest in Peace Pat Porter
Because it started there. And I mentioned where it was.
Re: Rest in Peace Pat Porter
I actually agree with you, Conor!!
Sort of.
Yes, that other person should have written their comment on Pat Porter in the initial Historical section thread.
My routine when I come to the T&FN site is to first check the Things Not T&F and the Historical sections, THEN come to the Current Events section, where I spend about 98% of my time. (Other than when I'm reading news articles, checking the lists, etc etc.)
But as to whether the report of Porter's untimely death should be in the Historical or Current Events section, I vote for the latter.
He may be an athlete from the 80's, but the death of a prominent T&F athlete is a Current Event!!
Maybe the solution is to move Porter's thread from Historical to CE, and create one thread.
Re: Rest in Peace Pat Porter
Just so you know the thread WAS started in the Things Not T&F section, but was moved by a moderator into the historical section since the Things Not T&F section was closed. So perhaps they can merge the threads and leave it wherever they would like it.
Re: RIP Pat Porter
Yes, because Paul Cummings died in 2001 in a tragic drowning in Utah.
Re: Rest in Peace Pat Porter
Just to clarify, I do apologize for not checking Historical first, but per aaronk's post, it seemed to be a current event, with it being so untimely rather than natural causes. With so many Olympic stories, the news fell to the bottom of the "Top Headlines" list so quickly that I wondered if readers had seen the link.
When I see posts lauding some of today's young US runners for not being afraid to mix it up with the top international runners (Rupp, Jager...), I think of Porter, as he definitely brought that same spirit and attitude to the world XC meets. XC is often overlooked as just a warmup to track season, but his accomplishments there rival that of any US distance runner on the track in the last generation.
Re: RIP Pat Porter
I am shocked and sad to hear this news. I vividly remember him running the World XC meet in the Meadowlands in '84. I was so impressed how tough he was and wasn't afraid to run for the win even though he ended up 4th(if my memory is correct). He was definitely a runner my friends and I all looked up to.
RIP Panther.
Re: RIP Pat Porter
Great runner! RIP, Pat!
Re: RIP Pat Porter
I clearly haven't been checking in with the T&FN message board like I used to, because I didn't know about Porter's death until the current Olympic edition of the magazine arrived at my house.
I'm very sad to hear of his untimely death. He was one of my heroes in high school. It was particularly inspiring in small-town Texas, where the big, muscled-up football player is the usual role model. It felt great to see a great athlete who was even skinnier than me!
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You don't really have to check in with the Message Board to keep up with things, But you really should check the headline section of the front page at least once a day, scrolling down until you get to the last headline you hadn't previously seen. To make that easier, make it the home page on your brower, as I do.
Now of course if you go for months without turning on your computer or opening your brower, I can't help you.
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This makes a great weeknight meal. It's quick, easy, cheap, and good.
The recipe was delicious, i added black pepper, salt and bell pepper to give it more flavor.
I love this recipe! It is easy and fast. I did make a few slight changes though as I also thought it was too salty. I used beef ramen instead of the oriental as I don't care for the oriental noodles. After using ginger the first time I decided to cut that out altogether, so I don't use any ginger. Also, I only use 3-4 tablespoons of soy sauce. This seemed to help a lot with the salt, not nearly as salty after those changes. Very, very good with the changes. I will continue to make this over and over!
Tasty recipe but on the salty side even using only a packet and a half of seasoning packets.
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Neighborhoods: Shenandoah
Armando's customer service not the same since they have moved to their new location on Parker and Chambers. We went there last night at 6:30 and were told that it would be 20 min to seat a party of two. That seemed reasonable to us as they seemed very busy. But when the couple behind us who were two adults and one baby (1 yr old or less) were seated right away, I couldn't believe it. The mom even commented to us "I guess you have to have a child to get seated". They seated the couple at a table top of four, removed two chairs and put a highchair up to the table. We were shocked and when we inquired as to why they got seated before us, we were told they had more people in their party. I told the host that clearly the baby would not be eating and couldn't even sit in a chair by itself, so no they did not have more adults, they had two adults and a child. Totally unacceptable. I later called to talk to the manager and was told she would return my call. As I expected she did not return my call! I will NEVER spend my money at Armando's again and I will tell everyone I know about my experience.
Armando's in Aurora moved to a new location in the fall, and I have to say that it just isn't the same. They've gone "uptown" with a newer, fancier look. The home family atmosphere is gone, the waiters don't have time to be friendly anymore, it's noisier - it's just not the same. The food even tastes different.
It's like losing an old friend. Sad to say we'll no longer be having dinner with Armando's once or twice a month like we used too.
Hostile Owner Doesn't Care About His Customers!!! – I ordered and came exactly when they said it would be ready (a full 40 mins later) . When I arrived they said the order wasn't in their system. They questioned if I ordered at their location. I have a smart phone and showed them the number I dialed 40 mins earlier. They said I could sit and the bar and have a beer on them and wait 20 mins for my order. I told them this was unsatisfactory. I asked to see Armando. Armando, the owner, came out furious and exclaimed, "We're a family owned franchise not a chain and we don't give out free food!!!" I told him I didn't want him to give anything away free. I just wanted a percentage taken off my order for the inconvenience he caused me. He actually said "FORGET IT!" I told him I would report him and he said, "GO AHEAD!" Clearly this guy doesn't understand customer service. He also doesn't understand the whole situation was his mistake. I'm completely appalled! Seriously, there are other restaurants - avoid this one!!!
Italian food – I went these yesterday, I waited 45 min to get my food, and frankly it wasn't worth the wait neither the $20 that I paid
Had to do it... – Sorry, but of all the Italian restaurants here, Armando's is the BEST. I've tried 95% of them, and sorry to say, "Mama Alvino's" is not even in the top 10. Nice try, "Triple D"... It is obvious you either work there, or have stock in it. LOL
I didn't want to post this review, but I had to do it.
Both Armando's restaurants are family owned and operated. Like I said before, I'm through searching for the 'perfect' Italian restaurant.
Armando's is where I want to be...
You come in as a customer, leave as family. That's the way it should be.
They care about your experience.
Armando's wants you back, not because they need the money...because they love what they do!
A Real Restaurant!! – I have been to Armando's countless times over the past seventeen years; I'm seventeen years old. I've always thought of this place as a safe haven, a mom and pop restaurant with a real owner in the middle of a fake, suburban landscape. However, I never noticed just how fantastic this restaurant was until I visited Germany a couple years ago and went to some Italian restaurants owned by first-generation Italian immigrants. The food at Armando's is just as good as the food I had in Europe and the atmosphere is much the same. It's a little loud, but it's a joyous place, so what's wrong with that? The owner runs the restaurant like a city restaurant and the wait-staff is always kind and courteous. Yes, it takes more than two minutes to get your food, but when you get it, you're getting a little piece of Italy. If you don't think the chefs are working hard enough, go take a peek into the kitchen and you'll change your mind. I'll be heading off to college after this school year and there aren't many things that I'll miss about Aurora, but I certainly will miss Armando's.
Stay away from the pizza – I had heard & read good reviews for Armando's. However i was very disappointed in the pizza. Crust was dry & toppings lacked flavor. I generally avoid chains when it comes to pizza, and try mom & pop restaurants instead. Blackjack has better pizza than this! You want a good pizza in Aurora, try Mama Alvino's.
Great Food, Great Service – This was a great little place with a great "at home" atmosphere! Our waiter was great!
Ask for Brandon "Brandoni" – Great little family ristorante! It was our first time in and Brandon gave us outstanding service. The food was great! spot-on recommendations. I didn't save room for dessert untill he said they had home made tiramisu!!
The best tiramisu I have ever had.
Thank you Brandon
excellent food and yes the owner is italian – everyone who comments about the "owner's" attitude would not survive 5 minutes in NY or NJ. as I tell my husband all the time "i'm not yelling i'm just passionate!" get over it, good food is well worth a little yelling...lol. I also tell him good food takes time, its not McDonalds so if your kids can't wait more than 5 minutes don't take them there. My kid has always been great there and the staff has treated us wonderfully since he was a baby.
On to the food, I grew up as a second gen italian in nj, when i moved to colorado i thought i was going to die when it came to finding good food. when i moved to aurora I found them and it was like being in grandma's kitchen, second only to my own. i love the Eggplant Alla Romano, and I hear the Lobster Rav is excellent, and a newer addition I will be going there tomorrow to try. I am usually too full to attempt a dessert but tomorrow I may save room just so I can't write another raving review about them. I have been to other supposedly great italian restaurants in denver which are much pricier, and not nearly as good.
The only reason I do not give them a five star is because if you are looking for a quiet, romantic place with ambience...this is not it.
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- Tim Holtz® Adornment Wing
- Tim Holtz® Metal Corners
- Tim Holtz® Muse Tokens
- Tim Holtz® Tissue Wrap
- Tim Holtz® Label Letters
- Tim Holtz® Distress Metallic Paint/Brushed Pewter
- Tim Holtz® Distress Stain/Walnut Stain
- Tim Holtz® Adirondack Alcohol Ink/Pitch Black
- Tim Holtz® Ink Applicator Tool
- Metal Foil Tape
- Glue n' Seal
- Glossy Accents
- Scissors
- Craft Pick
- Shadow Box
- Paper Mache Heart
- Label Holder
- Screw Eyes
- Jump Ring
- Wire
- Steel Wool
- Sandpaper
Project Instructions
Step 1 Paint outside of shadow box with Distress Paint and let dry.
Step 2 Sand edges with sandpaper, apply Distress Stain, and wipe away excess.
Step 3 Apply Glue n' Seal to inside of box, cover with wrinkled Tissue Wrap and let dry.
Step 4 Cut various shapes of Metal Foil tape with non-stick Scissors.
Step 5 Remove backing from foil tape and adhere to the front and sides of a paper mache heart overlapping the edges of the tape.
Step 6 Pierce holes along edges of the foil tape using a Craft Pick to create "rivets".
Step 7 Ink over foil tape using black Alcohol Ink with Ink Applicator Tool and let dry.
Step 8 Rub steel wool over inked tape to remove the color from the top layer and reveal the antiqued silver foil tape.
Step 9 For "stitches" cut short pieces of thin wire, bend in a "U" shape, and insert ends through pierced holes. If you insert into opposite holes you can create a stitched "X" design - no adhesive is needed.
Step 10 Adhere heart into the box using Glossy Accents and let dry.
Step 11 Adhere various findings to heart and box with Glossy Accents and let dry.
Step 12 Insert fasteners through pierced holes as needed.
Step 13 Create hole in side of box and secure Clock Key.
Step 14 Hang Word Key from box using Screw Eye and Jump Ring.
Step 15 Attach a Label Pull to the bottom edge of box and add Label Letters.