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Ferris Wheel 20th Anniversary Light Show
Posted May. 20, 2016, 9:06 am
Pacific Park on Santa Monica Pier has begun illuminating one of its Ferris wheel's 20 gondolas each day since May 6 to spotlight a park milestone, starting with 1996, in honor of its 20th birthday celebration at the end of the month.
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Kids Take to the Pier
Posted Mar. 11, 2016, 1:56 pm
Santa Monica youngsters and their families braved the windy stormy weather Sunday to enjoy a day at the Pier for a great cause.
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The Angelic Auxiliary's 14th Annual Carnival at the Pier is Tomorrow
Posted Mar. 5, 2016, 8:00 am
Join the Angelic Auxiliary's 14th Annual Carnival at the Pier tomorrow from 10am - 1pm at Pacific Park, Santa Monica Pier.
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A Whale of a Good Weekend
Posted Feb. 25, 2016, 11:35 am
Families and ocean enthusiasts alike had a whale of a time this past Saturday and Sunday at the Whale of a Weekend, hosted by Heal the Bay and Santa Monica Pier Aquarium.
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Party On The Pier Raises $1M For Children's Hospital
Posted Oct. 5, 2015, 9:47 am
It was one of those rare events that will create memories for a lifetime. A sold out crowd of more than 2,000 guests – including local families and children – and many of television and film's biggest celebrities showed their support and celebrated the 16th annual Mattel Party on the Santa Monica Pier on Sunday, Sept. 27 and helped raise a record-breaking $1 million for Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA.
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VIDEO: Mattel Party On The Santa Monica Pier Benefits Children's Hospital
Posted Sep. 30, 2015, 6:00 am
A sold out crowd of over 2,000 guests and many of television and film's biggest celebrities showed their support and celebrated the 16th Annual Mattel Party on the Pier on Sunday, Sept.r 27 at the world-famous Santa Monica Pier, and helped raise a record-breaking $1 Million dollars for Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA.
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Stars Come Out to Play at 16th Annual Mattel Party on Santa Monica Pier
Posted Sep. 20, 2015, 10:10 am
Some of entertainment's biggest stars are coming out to support Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA and celebrate the 16th Annual Mattel Party on the Santa Monica Pier Sunday, Sept. 27 benefiting Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA.
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WATCH: Feel the Thrill of Shark Sundays at the Santa Monica Aquarium
Posted Sep. 10, 2015, 9:58 am
Shark Sundays are held throughout the year and are always a popular attraction at the Santa Monica Pier.
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Twilight Concert Series Will Set Tonight
Posted Sep. 10, 2015, 9:19 am
KCRW will conclude its Twilight Concert Series tonight with performances by Tune-Yards and Avid Dancer.
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Quick To Punch: Man Punches Out Car Window at Santa Monica Pier
Posted Aug. 31, 2015, 9:31 am
A 23-year-old Los Angeles man was arrested on Sunday, Aug. 23, after smashing a car window with his fist at Santa Monica Pier.
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Clippers To Distribute New-Look T-Shirts In Santa Monica, 31 Other Spots Today
Posted Jun. 18, 2015, 8:25 am
The Los Angeles Clippers will have owner Steve Ballmer, coach Doc Rivers and present and past players distribute T-shirts with the team's new look at 32 locations today, including Santa Monica.
Sports, Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, Boxing, Sugar Ray Leonard
Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation Leads Fight Against Juvenile Diabetes
Posted May. 22, 2014, 5:12 am
B. Riley & Co. and the Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation co-hosted the 5th Annual "Big Fighters, Big Cause" Charity Boxing Night at the Santa Monica Pier, which benefited the Foundation's mission to raise funds for research and awareness towards a cure for Juvenile Diabetes.
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Santa Monica Ferris Wheel To Go Green For Earth Day
Posted Apr. 22, 2014, 9:19 am
Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier will turn its Ferris wheel "green" tonight with a variety of patterns and colors in support of Earth Day.
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Santa Monica Pier Corp. Hires Pier Administrator
Posted Apr. 26, 2012, 5:00 am
S. Jay Farrand, former Marketing Director for Marina-based TOMS Shoes, has been named the new Pier Administrator by the Santa Monica Pier Corporati...
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Piano Art Installation At Santa Monica Pier
Posted Apr. 15, 2012, 1:11 am
The Santa Monica Pier has been chosen as one of 30 venues in the Los Angeles area to participate in the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) "Pla...
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Posted Apr. 13, 2012, 2:05 am
CalRecycle hosts on Saturday a public education campaign event to inform drivers of how to re-evaluate their oil change habits. The "Check Your N...
News, City Council, Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica
Santa Monica Pier Parking Changes Ahead
Posted Apr. 10, 2012, 2:28 am
There was probably a time when a driver could drive his or her vehicle onto the deck of the Santa Monica Pier and comfortably find a parking spot �...
News, St. Monica, Santa Monica Pier, Theater
Free Cirque Du Soleil 'OVO' Tickets Up For Grabs For Anyone Born On February 29
Posted Feb. 29, 2012, 2:45 am
Calling all those born on February 29 -- the first 100 people who can show that February 29th is their birthday with a valid id today, Wednesday Fe...
News, Venice, Santa Monica Pier, Parks, Santa Monica
Occupy Venice To Hold Public Protest, Solidarity Rally At Palisades Park On Saturday Afternoon
Posted Nov. 18, 2011, 2:02 am
Occupy Venice, in collaboration with other regional Occupy movements such as Occupy Santa Monica College and Occupy Culver City, will be holding a ...
Santa Monica Pier, Calendar, Music, Santa Monica
Rusty's Surf Ranch To Feature Reggae Rock Band PapaFish Tonight
Posted Oct. 7, 2011, 2:41 am
Veer away from the weekly grind and feel good with the fresh sounds of reggae rock band PapaFish at Rusty's Surf Ranch on the Santa Monica Pier t...
Santa Monica Pier, Calendar, Santa Monica
LA BBQ Festival Concludes On Santa Monica Pier Today
Posted Sep. 11, 2011, 3:07 am
The Third LA BBQ Festival concludes at Santa Monica Beach today, in the parking lot north of the pier. The three day event, which started o...
Life And Arts, Santa Monica Pier, Video, Santa Monica, Twilight Concert Series
Twilight Dance Series Concludes For 2011 With New Orleans Based Bands
Posted Sep. 9, 2011, 12:00 pm
The finale of this year's Twilight Dance Series on Thursday included two New Orleans-based bands at the Santa Monica Pier, headlined by Jon Cleary'...


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Crystal Lynn Krentler, 35, was traveling with her husband, Brian Allen Orzechowski, 36, when he crossed the center line on Washington Road around 9 p.m. and struck an oncoming vehicle.
Krentler was airlifted to Georgia Regents Medical Center. Orzechowski died from blunt force trauma.
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Torvoy Curry, 35, who was driving the other vehicle, was treated for injuries not considered life threatening. Police said he was driving on a suspended license and had an open container in the vehicle.


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I thought I would share some photos that I took a month or so back when I went down to check out the foreshore along the Mornington Peninsula for this weekends workshop. It was good to go down before to check out the lighting, but more importantly I realised that going there in the afternoon at twilight would be pointless because there are far too many people around. It is also hard to work out places to go because there is so much traffic on the roads.
I took this shot down near where the two heads of the bay meet, there is a narrow gap for ships to enter or leave. It is near Point Nepean. Just looked on Google maps to help me remember the name and because Point Nepean is a Armed Forces base, think Navy, it doesn't say what it is called. So funny, there are photographs of it, but they can't name it.
I don't know that I think this shot is that interesting, it may have been better if we were looking at the morning sun as opposed to the late afternoon sun.
We found this old cemetery on the way to where the previous photo was taken. I think it goes back to when the area was first settled. There are memorials to people who went down with their ships.
Again the sun was against me. Most of the place was in shadow because of the trees hanging around it. Would be nice to go back when the sun is somewhere else, possibly early morning.
This is part of the foreshore in Rye. You can see how many people are on the pier and it wasn't even that warm. There is always something about the beach that draws people to it, not sure about it myself, but I do enjoy photographing it, without the people that is.
Nothing special about this image, it really was a point and click kind of image. Of course with a DSLR it is never really one of those. I would have had the camera on A, or aperture priority. I used a f stop of f22 and the shutter speed was 1/13 of a second with an ISO rating of 100. I would have used the tripod. I can take photos at the slow a shutter speed, but the conditions have to be right, with the environment and with me.
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'Out' and 'The Advocate' Sold for $6 Million
PlanetOut Inc. sold the two prominent gay magazines to Here Networks, in a deal that may leave the staff office-less by the end of the month.
PlanetOut Inc. has agreed to sell its magazine titles, Out and The Advocate, to Here Networks, the company that runs gay television channel here! TV. The twin titles, the largest and arguably most-respected gay titles in the magazine business, had a price tag of $6 million. That's a significant drop from the $31 million PlanetOut bought them for in 2005, and what they get for it is two magazines that have combined national circulation of roughly 300,000 and advertising access to the gay demographic. Thrown into the deal are PlanetOut's book-publishing outfits. According to the San Francisco Business Times, the magazine's staff will also have to vacate their New York and Los Angeles office spaces by the end of the month. Which means Aaron Hicklin and his flock of twinks (full disclosure: We've written for both titles) might be flapping around for a while. Maybe they'll finally give up on Chelsea and move to Hell's Kitchen with all the rest of the gays?
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Jake Hamilton Jake Hamilton Feb 8, 2009 8:44 PM Flag
Well i was a huge a rod fan and than i see this? wow i was really angry with him.. i would definatley not pick him even if i got paid too. hes a disapointment. If i get a good decent pick in my draft im most likey drafting 1st basemen Ryan howard, i think hes a faboulous player. Go Yanks.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Listen man I am a die hard Yankees fan just like you, but dont let this make you think any less of A-Rod. He took the steroids in 2003(6 years ago) when it was legal and everyone did it. They are saying 104 other players took it so who knows who knows who is on that list. So just dont even pay attention cause your just gonna get even more pisses off about the whole thing like me so lets just wait until the beast season the Yankees are gonna have this year!!! Lets Go Yankees!!!
the ONE reason why you might consider knocking A-rod down in drafts (and really, maybe... only 1 spot or so under Pujols) is if you think his psyche can't handle the new taunts that will greet him everywhere he goes... But honestly, he's one of the most hated players in the game... and has been for years. And still, like clockwork, every year at least 35HRs, 100+R, and 100+RBI, even 15 or so SB. If someone in my league opts not to draft him in front of me, I will be OK with taking him... if you want to win your league, I suggest you do the same.
Howard? Decent Pick? He's a horrible pick in the first round. 50 homers but 200 strikeouts. It's not worth it. I am projecting him for
40 Homers, 120 RBIs, 100 Runs, .240 Average, and 200 K's.
so what are you tellin' me, Ryan Howard hasnt ever taken HGH or performance enhancing drugs?... sorry bud, but your horribly mistanken
That is so stupid. I bet you have no problem drafting Bret Myers who punched his wife around in front of fans at Fenway stadium or Julio Lugo who was charged with smacking his wife of his car hood. Let's put this steroid think in perspective!!
The only question about steroid guys should be "How good will they be without steroids??"
A-Rod hit 54 homers in 2007 and there was no way he could have been on steroids then as he was tested and could have been suspended for a positive result. He is a solid solid pick and hopefully my league is filled with idiots who think like you...
That is one dumb statement. You draft a player that will help your team. I am not a fan or A-FRAUD, but he is hands down the best player in baseball. He failed a drug test back in 2003 - BIG DEAL. Did you know he has passed every test he has taken since? Give me the pick and I would take him.
First, you excluding fantasy players for personal reasons is obviously a bad move.
Secondly, steroids was not illegal in 2003, have never been confirmed to improve baseball performance in any way whatsoever (muscle mass doesn't improve performance in baseball. a change in muscle mass actually inhibits performance.), and were mostly used for injury recovery and not stat improvement.
Lastly, if you have a better argument as to how steroids improves these 'alleged' users, please let me know and I can find ways to disprove your argument.
A-Rod: First time HOF, or baseball is a joke.
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BTW, Les, I agree w/ you in that anyone who uses the real world to draft their team does not know fantasy baseball. I wish I were in these guys leagues so that I can steal all of these players for myself. Bad idea to go into a draft w/ this philosophy.
C'mon Les. We all know that the way baseball has handled the Steroid thing has been laughable from the get go. Baseball has been nothing but a joke since the whole steroid thing surfaced. It's double talk and shady maneuverings around the steroid thing has been ridiculous.
Instead of full blown transparency, the MLB owners and the Union has stretched this farce out long enough. Imagine, almost 6 years since this story broke and they still can't step up and be honest about the fact that MLB knew steroids was used across the board and they did nothing to stop it. Unfortunately, it is the individual players that are paying for a problem the MLB itself always knew existed. B/c of that, ALL of the alleged steroid users should be allowed into the HOF and baseball will have to chew on that piece of fat forever.
Should never take real life bias into your fantasy draft. That would be a weakness.
You mean A-roid. I wouldn't draft him either. But Howard will not be on my team either.
Rob Johnson Rob Johnson Feb 8, 2009 9:17 PM Flag
I'm not all that upset about it. His number didn't even get better around the time he was allegedly on steroids. Anyway, almost every mlb player at the time was doing them. The guys that leaked this information are very shady too.
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PITTSBURGH — Across the coal fields Feb. 6, production stopped for one hour as miners and safety experts, some company and some union, met to review and improve safety procedures following the deaths of 18 coal miners in the first 32 days of 2006. That same day the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) sent 100 inspectors to West Virginia to determine if the mines in the nation's second largest coal-producing state were safe.
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MILWAUKEE -- Dodgers closer Jonathan Broxton likely will have to skip the All-Star game Tuesday because of an ailing big toe on his right foot.
Dodgers manager Joe Torre said the team noticed Broxton limping after giving up two runs in Friday night's 12-8 extra innings win over the Brewers and "interrogated" him afterward.
"His mentality is, 'I'm not going to be a wimp, I'm going to go out and gut it out," Torre said. "We had a talk today about that, too. You have to be able to help your team when you do that. Even more important than that, you've got to make sure you don't hurt something else adjusting to doing something a little bit different."
Broxton is out for Saturday and Sunday's games in Milwaukee and will be seen by a doctor. The manager said Broxton is feeling pain on the side of the foot when he plants to throw, but hopes he'll return after the break.
Torre also told NL manager Charlie Manuel of the Phillies to be ready to line up a replacement for Broxton. Torre expects Broxton to travel to St. Louis and participate in everything but the game.
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Garnish with eggs.
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Calories 939 Calories from Fat 623
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 70 g108.1%
Saturated Fat 34.2 g171%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1065.5 mg355.2%
Sodium 1620.3 mg67.5%
Total Carbohydrates 18 g6.1%
Dietary Fiber 1.6 g6.4%
Sugars 13.2 g
Protein 60 g119.2%
Vitamin A 58.2% Vitamin C 18.2%
Calcium 47.3% Iron 41.5%
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In the Galleries: Lincoln's Bedroom
Artist Skylar Fein is engineering Abraham Lincoln and Joshua Speed's sleeping arrangements into a curious exhibit at the C24 Gallery in New York.
Historians have wondered about Lincoln sharing a straw-stuffed mattress with Speed in 1830s Springfield, Ill. But Fein is taking the mystique out of it by reconstructing their bedroom. The artist notes that there are no photos of their housing, and so he relied instead on photos and sketches of similar places.
The exhibit brings visitors up the stairs above the shop and to the bedroom. The faint smell of hay and tobacco lingers, and music reminiscent of the time period plays.
See what it looks like in photos of the exhibit on the following pages.
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Skylar Fein, The Lincoln Bedroom, under construction, 2013. Photograph by Chris Berntsen. Courtesy of the artist and C24 Gallery
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The Lincoln Bedroom
In a statement in October, Skylar Fein explained his exhibit this way:
From 1837 to 1841, Abraham Lincoln and Joshua Speed shared a bedroom.
Famously, or infamously, they also shared the bed.
Historians say they know why: necessity. Springfield, Illinois, was a frontier town. There were fewer beds, and the two young men just didn't have other options.
Does this explanation make sense? Joshua Speed was the scion of a wealthy plantation family: no shortage of beds there. And Lincoln was offered a private bedroom of his own in the home of a wealthy lawyer and his wife a few blocks away, but turned it down in favor of sharing the bed with Speed.
If it was necessity that drove them to share the bed, it surely wasn't the necessity that the historians are referring to.
That's not the end of the story. Lincoln continues sharing beds with men, even in the White House. He invites the young captain of the guard to share the Presidential bed when Mary Todd is out of town on shopping trips, a fact noted by contemporaries, who found it queer.
Am I arguing that Lincoln was homosexual? I'll give the answer away right now: that question is probably unanswerable. In the end, Lincoln's same-sex bed sharing may mean less than its proponents want, but more than its opponents allow. The truth may lie somewhere in between, in a third category: messy.
In the meantime, there are plenty of other interesting questions. Why was the Speed store demolished, while the house that Lincoln set up with Mary Todd, a few blocks away, was preserved as a museum?
When General Sherman needed 10,000 rifles for the Union Army, and couldn't get them through the chain of command, why did he call Joshua Speed, who was able to get them for him?
Why didn't Kentucky join the Confederacy, and how important were the Speeds in keeping Kentucky a so-called border state?
Did a gay relationship save the Union? That is the third rail of the Lincoln story, and it is my strange destiny to touch it with both hands.
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One from August 23rd's The R.E.D. Album.
LISTEN: Game – "Drug Test" (feat. Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg)
This ish is warmed up left overs and game sound funny bunny as hell.
Dre sounds like his working through his midlife crisis stylistically. The whole thing is very uninspired.
For such a line up this is shit. Could have made it a bigger disaster by getting fifty on it too
The line up and song title had me hella interested but alas like y'alls stated this was a big disappointment… If this and every song I have heard off of Detox is going to sound I think Dre should shelve this version too and truly call it quits… Leave the game now before you majorly embarass yourself and tarnish your reputation…
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When you hear the name Gowanus Harvest Festival, your first reaction may be "No, thanks!" as you imagine what's been harvested from the smelly waterway (three-eyed fish, cans of scum, maybe the odd severed head from the days when the canal was a mob burial ground). But fear not: The folks hosting the second year of this annual event--which attracted more than a thousand attendees last year--have imported fresh farm foods from local vendors like Red Jacket Orchards, Saxelby Cheesemonger, and Hot Bread Kitchen. Don't miss the pony rides (only for children, we think), pumpkin carving, pie bake-off, canning demonstrations, and live music by Polkafinger, the Loom, and Van Hayride, among others. Harvest bonus: As a prelude to the festival, the Big Brooklyn Pig Roast and Harvest Hoedown takes place on Friday at 6 p.m., where they'll be slow-cooking a 200-pound Berkshire hog ($32$40, children under 10 free).
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I suppose her lips were dry and she couldn't be bothered to
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I like the height at which Kate cuffed her jeans. We usually see them cuffed just above the ankles, but seeing them higher somehow feels refreshing. I can definitely see more people wearing their cuffs like this. You can click here to purchase Siwy from SHOPBOP.
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Kate Moss was spotted hugging husband Jamie Hince in Formentura, Spain while on vacation. The supermodel wore a pair of the WILDFOX Michelle Shorts in Secret with a plaid shirt and some gladiators.
We have seen Kate wear jeans from WILDFOX quite a few times now, but this is the first time we have seen her wear their shorts. I think they look amazing on her and the shorts themselves have an amazing wash. One that is perfect for wearing during a vacation like she is on here. You can click here to purchase these shorts from the WILDFOX website.
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Kate Moss was spotted doing some shopping in London. The supermodel took advantage of the warm weather with a pair of MANGO boyfriend jeans and a mesh tank. She then dressed up what would otherwise be a casual look with a pair of platform sandals.
As risky as mesh can take a look, Kate did a great job with toning it down. I do find it to be a great piece to have in the Summer when layered with other pieces. Especially a white one layered under another white tank or t shirt, the look can give a Parisian chic vibe. You can click here to purchase MANGO from their website.
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Cheating neuropsychologists: A study of cognitive processes involved in scientific anomalies resolution
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This research was carried out to explore some of the cognitive processes involved in scientific anomalies resolution. 40 subjects with a good neuropsychology expertise were asked to explain two (invented) anomalous neuropsychological cases. The subjects' efforts to give a meaningful structure to the data were recorded, and the resulting "reasoning blocks" were analysed to extract and compute the inferential (deductive, inductive and abductive) and analogical processes used. The processes were intercorrelated to experimentally verify the co-occurrence of different forms of logical thinking. Statistical analysis point out the relevance of abductive inferences, the possible presence of an "inferential-style switching process", the high number of "external" analogies used, the "cognitive closeness" manifested by expert reasoners.
Keywordsscientific reasoning inferential processes analogy anomalies resolution abductive reasoning psychology of science experimental anomalies
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Over 400 veterans, volunteers, and friends of Stars and Stripes Honor Flight will walk the red carpet Thursday, Nov. 29 as the North Shore Cinema screens the documentary "Honor Flight".
Stars and Stripes Honor Flight is a local chapter of the Honor Flight Network, a nation-wide group of volunteers, organizers, and donors who ensure that World War II veterans are able to visit the Washington D.C. WWII memorial.
Three local veterans featured in the film will be in attendance: 87-year-old Joe Demler of Port Washington; 87-year-old Harvey Kurz of Grafton; and 89-year-old Julian Plaster of Milwaukee.
The fourth local veteran in the film, Orville Lemke of Milwaukee, passed away six weeks after his honor flight.
Veterans will arrive at 5 p.m. and the screening begins at 6 p.m. Honor Flight will run in select Marcus theaters in Wisconsin from Dec. 5-7.
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They just named Mike Shula as their quarterbacks coach. He's going to be the guy in charge of making Jimmy Clausen -- or whoever else the Panthers bring in -- into a legitimate quarterback. I think the Panthers might have found the right guy, even though I know there are some Shula critics out there.
I've known Shula since he was Tampa Bay's offensive coordinator back in the 1990s and I think he's had a tough career road due to his last name. It's easy to say the guy is only coaching because his father is Don Shula.
That refrain frequently was heard in Tampa Bay and Shula wound up taking a fall, simply because he was running the offense the way Tony Dungy told him to run it. Shula's gone on and been a head coach at the University of Alabama and has done some decent work in Jacksonville in recent years.
He's a smart guy and I think he's taken a lot of lessons with him out of his past experiences, even though they weren't all pleasant. Shula has a big job ahead of him, but I think he might be the right guy for this.


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Two Day Grand Slam Event with Tennis Legend Fred Stolle at Fairmont Turnberry Isle
March 22, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Heading to Miami this weekend? Tennis fans won't want to miss the opportunity to mingle and play tennis with 18-time Grand Slam champion Fred Stolle at the Fairmont Turnberry Isle resort. The 300-acre tropical retreat is hosting Stolle, one of the greatest tennis pros of all time, and lucky guests can score some tips to improve their game. Activities include a pro-am round robin at 5 p.m. on Friday, and then a two-hour group clinic followed by an organized match-play that begins at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. $175 per person includes all tennis activities with Fred Stolle, unlimited court time throughout the weekend, and a wine reception on Friday evening. Spaces are limited and reservations are required in advance by calling (305) 933-6925. Turn the weekend into a getaway with the resort's new Fred Stolle Stay & Play package, priced from $195 per person, per night.
Hotel Buzz: Waldorf Astoria Heads to Seville, Spain
March 17, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Hilton Worldwide is rapidly expanding its luxe Waldorf Astoria brand- now encompassing some 20 landmark destinations around the globe. The newest to join this impressive portfolio is the Waldorf Astoria Sevilla at La Boticaria, the fifth property for Waldorf Astoria in Europe, joining Rome Cavalieri, Trianon Palace Versailles and London Syon Park, which opens this month. Scheduled to open this summer, the Andalucian style-hotel was previously known as the Hacienda La Boticaria and is located just 20 minutes from both the Seville city center and the San Pablo airport. When it comes to activities, you've got some world-class options-- from the equestrian center with 16 thoroughbred Spanish horses to the driving range for golf enthusiasts close to the Real Club de Golf de Sevilla. What we're most excited about: some of the largest spa facilities in Europe! There's also a helipad on the estate for tours of the area by whirly bird. Up next for the brand: Waldorf Astoria hotels in London, Berlin and Jerusalem.
Image via El blog de Alcalá de Guadaíra
Caribbean Getaways: Stay Free, Eat Free at Half Moon, A RockResort
March 16, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Feeling vacation-deprived? Looking forward to your next getaway? We've stumbled upon a special offer at the classic Caribbean hideaway, Half Moon in Jamaica, that's pretty tempting. Nestled on a two-mile, crescent-shaped beach on the island's northern coast, Half Moon, A RockResort, features whitewashed cottages surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and the sparkling Caribbean Sea beyond. Its world-class facilities-- the Fern Tree Spa, an 18-hole golf course, an equestrian centre, even a Dolphin Lagoon-- sprawl across 400 acres of Caribbean paradise. When you stay three nights at Half Moon this summer, you get your 4th night free, plus you get a $150 Food and Beverage credit! The "Stay Free, Eat Free" offer is available April 25- November 18, 2011. The length of stay allowed for this package is 4 to 28 nights. Subject to availability.
Choose the Ritz-Carlton Reynolds Plantation for the Masters at Augusta National
February 18, 2011
By: Daniel L. Moses
My first trip to the Masters Golf Tournament at Augusta National was during the final round in 1998. Mark O'Meara went on to win the title that year, but I was kept rapt by Jack Nicklaus who was making a late charge up the leader board. Nicklaus was 58 at the time, and fell short in the end, finishing tied for 6th place, but oh what a feeling it was to watch the legend make a last valiant effort at glory.
The amazing thing about this golf tournament, which is as prestigious as they come, is the proximity of the fans to the players. Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, O'Meara, and everyone else, were often only a few feet away, occasionally even interacting with fans as they walked the course. A veteran of many baseball and football games, I was awestruck at the nearness of the athletes and the civility of the golf course, and it made me an immediate fan of the duffers.
When I visit Augusta, I always stay at the Ritz Carlton Reynolds Plantation, a few miles down interstate 20 in Greensboro, Georgia. The Ritz-Carlton name speaks for itself, but this particular venture is ranked the best golf resort in the United States by Zagat! The links offered are on par with the spectacular course at Augusta National, making this not only a great golf hotel, but also a great Masters hotel.
If your wife insists on tagging along, the 4-star-rated spa, the only one in Georgia, will satisfy her every whim while you're hitting the links or visiting Augusta National. The Ritz Carlton Reynolds Plantation is truly a great Masters Golf Tournament hotel!
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Book Today: $99 Rooms at The Fairmont Southampton, Bermuda
February 15, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
You heard that right. The Fairmont Southampton has extended their incredible 99 Hour Sale so you have until 11:59 PM EST today to take advantage of special rates starting from $99 per night. Imagine: Bermuda's turquoise sea, powdery pink sand beaches, and spectacular sunsets at your fingertips... Not to mention the resort's 18-hole par three golf course, tennis courts, 31,000-square-feet Willow Stream spa, and fine restaurants like the historic Waterlot Inn. With its temperate climate and close proximity to the East Coast, Bermuda beckons for a quick getaway. Valid for travel until May 11, 2011, the 99 Hour Sale offer at The Fairmont Southampton Bermuda includes the following:
* Luxury air-conditioned room with private balcony
* Complimentary Shuttle to Fairmont Hamilton Princess and exchange privileges for restaurants/spa
* Kids Explorers Camp (fee extra)
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Miami's Doral Golf Resort Celebrates 50th PGA Tournament with Special Deal
February 9, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Golfers and golf enthusiasts interested in getting up close and personal with the sport's greatest players during the 2011 WGC-Cadillac Championship should high-tail it to Miami in March. The Doral Golf Resort & Spa-- situated on 650 acres just seven miles from the Miami International Airport-- is offering some special packages for the occasion. Available March 10-13 and starting from $299 per night (single occupancy), the WGC-Cadillac Championship Room & Ticket 2011 Package includes garden view accommodations and daily grounds ticket (individually valued at $40). A second package-- the WGC-Cadillac Championship Golf Package-- has a few more inclusions: full American buffet breakfast and 18 holes of golf on the Gold or White course along with your garden view room. Tickets to the WGC-Cadillac can be purchased in advance. Nightly rates start at $389 for single occupancy and $538 for double occupancy. Two-night minimum stay required for Thursday-Saturday arrivals.
Sweet Savings for Valentine's Day: 62% off Miami's Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort
January 27, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Looking for the perfect Valentine's option in Miami? How about a night of luxury at the Fairmont Turnberry Isle resort in Aventura? The 300-acre tropical retreat-- one of the "best kept secrets in South Florida"-- is offering rosy room rates on February 13 and 14 starting from just $169 per room, per night, a savings of 62%. Take advantage of the "Rosy Valentine's Offer" and enjoy deluxe accommodations in a Fairmont Room and a number of specials on dining, the spa, and pool cabanas. Get the romance on with a three-course gourmet dinner at BOURBON STEAK, Chef Michael Mina's contemporary American resto, or play cupid by reserving a "Green Tee" romance dinner at the Cascata Grille restaurant, where an an aphrodisiac Valentine's menu will delight your sweetheart. Subject to availability. Room tax and resort fee is additional.
Perfectly Pampered in the Caribbean: 1-2-3 Spa at Half Moon Resort
January 24, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Need a dose of Caribbean sunshine? Jet south to Half Moon, aka "paradise found," where two crescent-shaped beaches mark the edge of a sprawling resort oasis. Comprised of whitewashed cottages in tropical gardens, the iconic Jamaica resort has it all: 13 tennis courts, a dolphin lagoon, an equestrian center, the award-winning Fern Tree Spa, and a Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed 18-hole championship golf course. Half Moon is now enticing guests to the Caribbean with the "1-2-3 Spa" offer which includes one Fern Tree Signature Massage per adult with your luxe accommodations. The massage starts with a ritual footbath of Jamaican Cerasee, performed to soothing Caribbean music, and utilizes the spa's Signature Essential Oil blend of allspice, ginger and orange. Here's what's in store: infused body compresses; a Jamaican Rum Body Splash; globally integrated massage and healing techniques inspired from the Mediterranean, Hawaiian Lomi- Lomi, Chinese Acupressure and Thai Stretches; and a Guided Power nap. Sound like bliss? With this offer, you also get unlimited use of the tennis courts, fitness center, volleyball court, croquet lawn, kayaks and paddle boats. Priced from $1085; three night minimum stay required.
Book Now: Fairmont Hotels Offer Spectacular Winter Rates
January 14, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
This just in. Fairmont Hotels & Resorts has launched a winter sale that translates to 20% off or one free night. Whether you're looking for the thrill of urban nightlife (Chitown's calling your name), a spa sanctuary, the challenge of championship golf in Florida, or a fairytale ski destination, Fairmont's got it covered. Hurry, you must book "Everyone's an Original Winter" rates by 12 pm EST on February 5, 2011.
The fine print: Offers are subject to availability at time of reservation at participating hotels for stays until April 30, 2011. Up to 20% discount applies to sell rate of the day. Free night must be a consecutive night stay at one hotel, minimum night stay required.
Palm Beach Getaway: Golf, Breakfast, and Resort Credit at PGA National Resort and Spa
January 12, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Golfers, stay where players stay in Palm Beach and you'll be toasting to the perfect Florida golf vacay. The PGA National Resort-- home to the Honda Classic-- knows golf inside and out. So you'll be teeing off with the pros on five tournament-level courses. But that's not all. This North Palm Beach hotel also features a 40,000-square-foot European spa (positively indulgent) and the Health and Racquet Club. Book the Gold Golf package, priced from $269 per person, per night, and you'll get:
* Golf on the Palmer, Haig, Squire or Estates each day
* Complimentary club storage and practice balls
* Daily breakfast
* Luxury accommodations
* Upgrades available to The Champion for a surcharge
Plus, if you book by February 15th, you'll receive a $50 Resort Credit and a complimentary one category room upgrade. Valid until April 18, 2011, based on availability.


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2014-15: Saw action in nine tournaments as a sophomore ... an All-Horizon League selection ... posted a scoring average of 74.25, second-best on the team and second-best in a single season in program history ... ranked ninth in the league during the regular season in scoring average ... named to All-Tournament Team at Horizon League Championship Apr. 24-26 after finishing in sixth place with a 54-hole score of 227 ... shot seven rounds of par or better on the year and had a trio of top-10 finishes ... shot an opening-round 68 as part of a 54-hole 217 at the Golfweek Program Challenge Sept. 7-9 ... 68 is tied for the sixth-lowest round in Valpo program history, while the four-under-par round is tied for fourth-best in relation to par ... finished in a tie for 10th at the Bash at the Beach Collegiate Invite Mar. 9-10 with a two-under score of 211 (69-72-70) ... moved into a tie for second in 54-hole overall score and a tie for fifth in relation to par with that effort ... named Horizon League Golfer of the Week Mar. 13 ... helped Valpo to team title at Wright State Invitational Apr. 5-6 with a third-place finish, posting a 54-hole score of 216 ... shot a final-round 68 to match his season-low round from earlier in the season ... member of Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.
2013-14: Appeared in 11 events during his first season as a Crusader … posted a scoring average of 75.0, second-best on the team and good for ninth in the Horizon League … named Horizon League Freshman of the Year … scoring average was the third-best in a single season all-time by a Crusader … opened career by shooting three rounds of par or better (72-71-71) to finish in a tie for 3rd with a 214 at the Battle of the Tetons … 214 is tied for the fourth-best 54-hole score in program history and is tied for third-best in relation to par … matched a program record with an opening-round 67 at the Golfweek Program Challenge - five-under-par round was the best in relation to par in program history … followed with a round of 68 and ended Golfweek tied for third with a 54-hole score of 211, the best tournament in relation to par and tied for the best by total strokes all-time at Valpo … earned Horizon League Golfer of the Week honor for his performance at the Golfweek Program Challenge … finished in 17th place at the John Piper Intercollegiate (221) … matched personal best and program record with a final round 67 at the Bash at the Beach, closing the tournament at 216 … earned second Golfer of the Week honor from the Horizon League following that event … finished in 13th position at the Horizon League Championship (229).
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Bridging the divide: As the legislative session begins this month, the immigration reform battle heats up
T.j. Kirkpatrick, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — It was just another immigration rally on Capitol Hill: about 80 people on both sides of the issue glared at one another from behind signs made from poster board and yardsticks. "Who would Jesus Deport?" "I support the rule of law!" But before Rep. Stephen Sandstrom could finish, a twenty-something Latina in the back was spouting off snarky comments and the Utah Minutemen were going red in the face. By the time the microphones were turned off, the Utah Highway Patrol had to step in to quell the yelling and shoving.
That was in November. When the Utah State Legislature actually convenes at the end of this month, the debate promises to be even more hot blooded. Though everything associated with immigration — border crossing, visas, citizenship — land squarely under the jurisdiction of the federal government, immigration has inched its way into Utahans' top 10 priorities, according to a recent survey conducted by the Utah Foundation. The number of illegal immigrants living in Utah — an estimated 110,000 people, according to the Pew Hispanic Center — has nearly doubled in the past decade.
"The federal government has really let us down; everyone thought for sure they would take on immigration reform last year," said Senate Majority Leader Scott Jenkins. "Now the issue's become something of a boil. It's just sitting there festering, slowly building to a head."
Over the past decade, Congress has tried multiple times to overhaul the immigration system. In 2007, the most recent attempt, which included enhanced border security, a guest-worker program and legalization for undocumented immigrants, died in the Senate amidst heated public debate about amnesty. Since then, talks have focused, not on comprehensive reform, but on tougher border enforcement and more deportations. In the meantime, states are left to deal with the effects of a broken immigration system. Undocumented immigrants don't integrate into society; rather, frightened of being deported, they have relegated themselves to the shadows. This has led to gross violations of wage and workplace conditions, which, some argue, lowers the floor for all workers. Identity theft, a necessary evil for undocumented immigrants who wish to land a job, has become an epidemic.
"The tension is that the federal government has complete authority over who enters the country but no say, for the majority of them, about where they'll live or work," said Audrey Singer, a demographer with the Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program. "The responsibility of the day-to-day business of immigration, including how people are housed, how children of immigrants are educated, and all kinds of neighborhood level things fall to local governments and local organizations, so it sets up this more urgent need from below than above."
Clamoring for change, people have turned to their local leaders. States are filing immigration-related bills by the hundreds. During the first half of 2010, the National Conference of State Legislatures reported that only six states had not filed immigration-related bills. Even states like Alaska and Maine, where experts estimate there are fewer than 10,000 illegal immigrants, have joined in.
In Utah in 2010, Rep. Stephen Sandstrom, R-Orem, made headlines when he announced plans to adopt a bill that would require state police to enforce federal immigration laws. Sen. Luz Robles, D-Salt Lake City, got similar coverage when she introduced a bill that would give illegal immigrants a legal avenue to hold a job. But the two bills are far from alone. At least a dozen legislators are mulling over immigration-related bills for the 2011 legislative session. There are so many ideas that — for the sake saving discussion time — Senate leaders have pitched the idea of an omnibus bill.
In anticipation of a throw down over the issue, a coalition of business, political and religious leaders banned together earlier this year to draft The Utah Compact, a document pleading for civility. Even the Mormon Church, which has largely shied away from making public declarations about politics, has weighed in. However it shakes out, people on both sides of the argument agree, what Utah does about immigration will color the state's reputation.
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The Miami Hurricanes are in talks to play a future football game against the Alabama Crimson Tide or the LSU Tigers, Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald has reported.
If Miami were to play Alabama, the game would take place in 2017 as part of the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in Atlanta. The game would also be at the new Atlanta stadium, which is currently scheduled to open in March of 2017.
Should the Hurricanes play the LSU Tigers, the two would meet at AT&T Stadium in Arlington as part of the 2018 Cowboys Classic.
According to Jackson, Miami will "consider playing in one but not both."
Miami is 3-14 all-time vs. Alabama and 3-9 vs. LSU. Miami and Alabama last met in the 1993 Sugar Bowl, which the Crimson Tide won 34-13.
Miami and LSU's last meeting also came in a post-season bowl game. In the 2005 Peach Bowl in Atlanta, LSU dominated Miami 40-3.
The Hurricanes haven't faced a team from the SEC in the regular-season, other than Florida, since playing the Tennessee Volunteers in a home-and-home series back in 2002 and 2003.
With strength of schedule an important part in being selected to the College Football Playoff, many schools are evaluating their future schedules and looking for potential upgrades.
The Hurricanes already have power-five opponents set for the next couple of seasons. Miami hosts Nebraska in 2015 and travels to Notre Dame in 2016. The Canes also play a home-and-home series with Rutgers in 2018 and 2019 and Michigan State in 2020 and 2021.
The Miami Herald reported last month that the Hurricanes are close to agreeing to play a neutral-site game against the Florida Gators. Due to Florida's commitment to playing Florida State each year, the Gators will only play the Hurricanes in one-off neutral-site games.
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lol miami can barely beat the wake forest's of the world…this is a joke.
and FSU…and after this year, Ga Tech & Virginia
The time has come for Miami to become relevant again. Miami sits on one of the gold mines of recruiting in south Florida, and has the ability to draw good recruits from other states. It is time for Al Golden to show he can recruit the talent and have the coaching staff to make the Hurricanes relevant. At this tome based on recent history Miami would be scheduling over its head to schedule a game like this.
Miami needs to rise to make the ACC Coastal division theirs, like FSU does in the Atlantic. If they can do that the ACC might be able to leave a huge mark on college football in the playoffs before the SEC. The key is getting these tough match ups in ooc play and racking up those Ws.
Miami couldnt beat their way out of a wet paper bag
So to summarize, once again Bama is looking for away not to play an actual road game vs a major conference opponent. Bama is scraed sh*tless to actually play a home and home series. The reason is simple they did it in 2000 thru 2003 and they lost all 4 games, 2 home and home series to OU and UCLA. Since they have played 1 road game vs major OOC opponent.
So you're really comparing the worst years of Bama football to the current era? First of all, no one is afraid of Miami, and not many consider them a major conference opponent right now. Bama would handle them easily on the road or at home. As a fan, I would love to see them do a home and home series with the likes of USC, Stanford, or pretty much any high-profile team. A series was supposed to be scheduled with Michigan State but they backed out. Is that 'Bama's fault, as well? Keep griping while the Tide keeps winning.
Mark, you just partially proved bbd's statement. "No one is afraid of Miami", so Alabama schedules them rather than a major conference power.
Exactly. Alabama would never schedule a top 15 OOC opponent like an LSU does just about every single season. No surprise the SEC Headquarters are in Bama and Bama plays the weakest schedule every year of all SEC teams. They are in the commissioner's pocket but that doesn't come as a big surprise, they've always cheated.
Yall are stupid. Bama plays a weak schedule? Since when? If you ask me the ACC is one of the WEAKEST conferences. Whos good. FSU? Oh, right they beat up on weak teams all day long they should be good with all the practice games they have. Same as Oregon and Ohio state. They both are in weak conferences. Every team has a few cupcake games and then they start the real teams. Bama plays LSU, Texas A&M, and Auburn every year. Those are respectable opponents. Tennessee, Arkansas and Florida are fluctuating in skill every year. Bama seems like they have a weak schedule because they win. Stop hating Bama because they win.
Deuce your dumb. In 2017 Miami team will be able to compete with Alabama. If you pay attention to the entire college football instead of just Bama. The Bama era is over buddy. Dynasty is out the window loser. Let's go canes !!!!
It's all a dream anyway. Miami and Florida should meet every year at a neutral site like Tampa or Orlando. That will take care of playing one of the Power 5 conferences. Then every 5th and 6th year, play the home and home, then back to the neutral site for 4 years. We all know that it's about money and this might be the way to save and earn the most money.
LOL Mark.
It's Bama's histotry they don;t play home and home series. You might want to look up the number of away games they played in the 90's..try 2. There will never be a series between USC, Stanford b/c Bama will not travel. Btw, unlike Bama those schools also have AD's that do their jobs thus book games. Bama is whining now they can't find a game in 2015 to fill the OOC. Of course they wait to the last minute to book. .ie…they have not a single game booked in 2016 or nay other year. Compare that to USC, Stanford or other schools that are serious about playing OOC series vs other major schools. Bama will be whining again next year they can't find games for 2016.
Anyone that starts their comment with "LOL" is hard to take seriously.
Now that every other coach in the SEC voted to stay with an 8-game conference schedule (everyone but Nick Saban that is) instead of 9, don't be surprised to see a series pop up. That was a big reason why the schedule was not set. The Pac-12 has a set 9-game conference schedule and those AD's, who are just so serious about playing OOC opponents, had no uncertainty to deal with.
Also, those west coast and B1G teams HAD to schedule stronger opponents because their conference schedule is so weak. Without it, they may not make the new 4-team playoffs. SEC teams don't have that problem.
You're obviously a hater of all things Bama, so no matter how strong/high-profile of an OOC opponent is scheduled to open the season (Michigan, Clemson, WVU, VT, etc) it all means nothing without a home and home? Makes sense.
Hello gentlemen,
I think what everyone is trying to say, regardless if they despise the crimson tide and/or the SEC in general for w.e reason, is that if you're in the strongest conference then flex your muscle. Neutral site games should be reserved for match-ups that had problems with fans of the opposing schools getting into brawls and for when travel costs for a home and home series is not advantageous. But ask yourself this: who wouldn't be excited about Alabama@Stanford then Stanford@Alabama the very next year? I know I would and I don't really care to much about the PAC 12 or the SEC but that match-up is a high octane one. Sure a Miami-Alabama series may not be as exciting to most people but it would be more so than a neutral site meeting.
Why doesn't Bama play Oklahoma again and see how that works out for them! Cry on Sabanites!
If Miami ends up playing against either Alabama or LSU, I hope that it is an excellent game with an exciting down to the wire finish.
Alabama @ Stanford & Stanford @ Alabama in back to back years would be exciting and it could very well determine which one of those schools would end up making the College Football Playoff in a given year.
I agree it would (likely) be a down to the wire game and hope it is LSU in Arlington that gets scheduled. Geaux Tigers!
How about Alabama-Penn State in 2015, and Alabama-Florida State in the same year.
I Think If Miami Get Some Good Recruits Over The Yea Miami Can Make This A Good Game
Bama should play the 'Canes in Joe Robbie/Pro Player/Land Shark/Sun Life Stadium. Then Nick Saban can steal ALL their recruits.
miami vs savannah state……lol…..77-7..


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New Game Designer - Long Time Game Player!
This page is for a project I am working on a new Dragon Themed card game. I am looking for artists to join the project. Each artist involved will also get a copy of the finished game.
If you would like to be involved, send me a note and we can talk terms, commissions etc. Please be aware that I am looking for a certain style of artwork and if I reject your offer, it is not meant to be a reflection of your talent.
Look forward to hearing from you!


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Governing - August 21, 2012
Link: http://www.governing.com/topics/technology/col-smart-meter-security.html
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