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How to Enable Cookies in Your Internet Web Browser
Eight Methods:Google Chrome 10.x (PC)Google Chrome 10.x (Mac OSX)FirefoxInternet ExplorerApple Safari for MacSafari for iPhone, iPad and iPod TouchOperaNetscape Navigator
Cookies[1], also known as Persistence, are the most popular way that Websites remember your details and preferences on the internet, in some cases cookies may need to be enabled. Cookies are stored on your computer and are found in all major browsers, such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Safari. Cookies can only be read by the website that asked your browser to store them, and they allow the websites to treat your computer as a returning visitor, otherwise it has no way of knowing if you're a new visitor every time you view another page on the website. Interactive websites usually require cookies, or else they must place a unique identifier in every link on their site to accomplish the same goal, but that doesn't allow you to re-visit the page the next day and have it be in the same state, so cookies are indeed a much better option for most websites.
Method 1 of 8: Google Chrome 10.x (PC)
1Click the "customize and control" menu at the top right.Ad
2Click the "Settings" controls. A new tab will automatically open.
3Click on "Show advanced settings...." near the bottom of the page.
4Click on "Content settings...."
5Under "Cookies," make sure that "Allow local data to be set (recommended)" is selected.
6Click "Done."
Method 2 of 8: Google Chrome 10.x (Mac OSX)
Method 3 of 8: Firefox
1Click the Firefox menu up top left. (On a Mac, click the Firefox menu.)
2Select "Options", and then "Options" again. (On a Mac, select Preferences.)
3Click the Privacy tab.
4Click the "Firefox will..." dropdown and select "use custom settings for history".
5Select the "Accept cookies from sites" checkbox.
6Click the OK button.
Method 4 of 8: Internet Explorer
1Click the Tools menu top right. It will look like a gear icon.
2Select "Internet Options."
3Click the Privacy tab.
4Click the "Default" button (or manually slide the bar down to 'Medium').
- If you want to manually adjust your options, click the "Advanced" button to the left of "Default". This will give you more options for customization.
5Click the "OK" button.
Method 5 of 8: Apple Safari for Mac
Method 6 of 8: Safari for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
1Go to the settings app
2Go to the category called safari
3Go to the part that says accept cookies___________ from whatever your settings are. Default is never.
4Pick what you want, always, from visited or never
5Your new settings have been applied. Enjoy the stay logged in feature and other features that require cookies.
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Does God have a future? That's the primary question teed up in tomorrow night's "Face-off" debate, framed around the delicate but undeniable tension between God and science. Dan Harris, who has brought "Nightline" several "Faith Matters" reports, moderated the event before a packed, partisan crowd at Cal Tech on March 14, pictured above. It is scheduled to air tomorrow night — that's Tuesday, March 23, 11:35 p.m. ET. Earlier today, Harris told me the substance of the debate transcends the standard atheist-versus-believer conflict, probing the question, "Are we at a point in history where science proves or disproves the existence of God?" Squaring off are familiar foes — on one side, spiritualist Deepak Chopra; on the other, skeptic Michael Shermer — each flanked with backup support onstage and in the audience. And while these two have locked intellectual horns several times before, they had never actually met in person. Why not invite about a thousand people for the occasion? "To have a live audience is a huge difference," Harris said, describing one particularly lively exchange between a physicist in the audience and Chopra. It is the sixth "Face-off" debate, following closely on the heels of last month's "Is It Okay to Be Fat?" debate. The topic, however, is more in line with another moderated by Harris and participated in by Chopra, which posed the question "Does Satan Exist?" There is already been some buzz about the #futureofgod debate, including this write-up from a Whittier Daily News reporter who covered it. As always, we hope to hear from you. ——————– UPDATE: You can read the ABCNews.com report HERE. Click HERE for a slideshow of images from the event. And embedded below is a spirited preview clip in which Chopra defends his scientific credentials. It should be a good one.
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Astronomers have spotted an object only 3,200 feet across, orbiting the sun 4.2 billion miles away.
It's probably pretty unremarkable. There are probably countless balls of ice and rock much like it, out in the Kuiper Belt beyond the named planets.
The real story is how they found it with the Hubble telescope. It's only about a hundredth as bright as the dimmest stars the Hubble can see.
Instead of looking for Kuiper Belt Objects through the telescope itself, Hilke Schlichting of Caltech and her fellow researchers culled through data recorded by the Hubble's Fine Guidance Sensors, three instruments that help point the telescope. They happen to be very sensitive, taking readings 40 times per second to make sure the telescope isn't turning relative to the stars.
If the Kuiper Belt — which includes Pluto and Charon — is crowded with other, smaller bodies, the researchers figured the sensors would detect them when they passed in front of distant stars, briefly blocking their light.
So they looked — through four years of data, 12,000 hours of it, as the Hubble locked on to 50,000 different guide stars near the ecliptic, that vast plane in which most of the objects in the solar system orbit. They report their results in today's edition of the journal Nature.
In all that time, they say the sensors saw one star wink out. Just one. For three tenths of a second. That was the newly-found object. From the way it interfered with the waves of light from the star far beyond it, they extrapolated its likely size and distance. There's more HERE.Why didn't they find more? The sensors worked fine. The researchers suspect there's so much celestial junk in the outer solar system that the pieces are crashing into each other, breaking into ever-smaller pieces, too small even to be detected by the Hubble's sensors. They say they'll keep looking — at much more than four years of data.(Top: Artist's conception by G. Bacon, Space Telescope Science Institute. Middle: Hubble telescope as seen by the crew of the space shuttle Atlantis in May 2009. (NASA))


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Yeah, pit bulls are murderers.Today, I had my rat, Anna, out on my bed. She crawled under the blanket and got all cozy, and I was letting her be while I cleaned the room. Then I got called out of the room and downstairs, and I started talking with my brother and his girlfriend. We got into a conversation, and it was at LEAST 15 minutes before I realized that I had left my WEAK, OLD, PARALYZED RODENT ALONE IN A ROOM WITH A CAT AND A FULL SIZE PIT BULL PUPPY.I ran up the stairs, already knowing I was going to see something that would scar me for life. Yet again knowing it was over for Anna, and that this time it was going to be a disturbing sight.As I ran up the stairs, I saw the dog, and I asked him aloud, 'What did you do?" almost in tears. And he reacted with a look of guilt and a lick of his chops. I felt sick.I got into the room and slowly looked over the bed. There she was....on her back, gasping for air, but alive. I ran to her, and checked her over for injuries.She was very wet, but otherwise, intact.I l
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Super Aguris third driver Franck Montagny returns to the cockpit for Friday practice in Istanbul this weekend. The Frenchman missed the last two rounds of the season as the team only had two of its new SA06 chassis available.
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Post-game breakdown: SMU
The Huskies secured a signature victory that they so desperately needed.
This is UConn's last conference road trip to Rutgers, which is headed to the Big Ten next season.
It should be a great atmosphere tonight at the Rutgers Athletic Center, which is sold-out for the American Athletic Conference game.
The Huskies lost their last trip there in January 2012.
"It is a tough environment," coach Kevin Ollie said. "But if we play our basketball, I like our chances."
Check out the attached video of Ollie's post-practice remarks on Friday.
Here's a pre-game preview:
-- Tip-off time: 7 p.m. (ESPNU)
-- Records: UConn 15-4, 3-3;Rutgers 8-11, 2-4
-- Last game: UConn beat Temple, 90-66, Tuesday; Rutgers lost at SMU, 70-56, Tuesday
Probable starters:
UConn, 6-0 jr. guard Ryan Boatright (12.3 pts, 3.6 assists), 6-1 sr. guard Shabazz Napier (17.4 pts, 5.9 assists, 6.2 rebs), 6-8 jr. forward DeAndre Daniels (13.7 pts, 5.6 rebs), 6-6 grad. forward Lasan Kromah (6.9 pts, 2.7 rebs), 7-foot fr. center Amida Brimah (3.7 pts, 2.6 rebs, 2.6 blks)
Rutgers, 5-9 jr. guard Myles Mack (16.5 pts), 6-6 sr. guard J.J. Moore (11.5 pts, 3.4 rebs), 6-7 fr. forward Junior Etou (5.4 pts, 4.7 rebs), 6-9 jr. forward Kadeem Jack (13 pts, 6.7 rebs), 6-9 sr. forward Wally Judge (8.3 pts, 6.9 rebs).
-- During his NBA career, Ollie played for New Jersey Nets when Rutgerscoach Eddie Jordan was an assistant coach on Byron Scott's staff.
Jordan wanted to sign Ollie when he became the head coach for the Washington Wizards in 2003 but met resistance from general manager Wes Unseld.
"He said, `We have a pretty good amount of money for a free agent, who would you like to get?' "
"I said, `Kevin Ollie.' "
"He said, `Kevin Ollie? We've got some other guys ranked higher than Kevin Ollie.' "
"I said, "I want Kevin Ollie.' "
"Obviously, it didn't work out. We got Gilbert Arenas, so that worked out pretty good. Kevin went and played for the Sixers."
-- The Huskies have won four of last five. The Scarlet Knights have lost four of five.
-- Series: UConn leads 35-14, winning 11 of the last 12 games including 66-54 in last meeting on Jan. 27, 2013 in Hartford.
-- The Huskies lost last trip to the RAC, 67-60, Jan. 7, 2012. Daniels remembers the game as much for the outcome as for his sideline "altercation" with an angry coach Jim Calhoun.
Calhoun grabbed Daniels on the sidelines.
"We took a loss in there and it was pretty tough," Daniels said. "The crowd was pretty loud in there. I remember me and Calhoun got into a little altercation.
"… We've just got to come out and play our game.
-- Top reserve: junior. guard Jerome Seagears (8.9 pts, 2.8 rebs).
-- A win would give the Huskies a winning AAC mark for first time this season.
-- Hot: Napier is averaging 28.5 points and shooting 10-for-18 from 3-point range in last two games.
Cold: The Huskies are allowing 70.8 pts in AAC games.
-- Daniels on the importance of tonight's game: "We've just got to keep moving up the standings. Right now, we're 3-3. ... We need to win games like this."
-- When asked if Ollie's instant success as a head coach comes as a surprise, Jordan said: "I'm not surprised. And he still has a 32 inch waist. I don't believe it. He looks great, man."
-- Ollie on Jordan trying to turn around Rutgers: "He's a tough person. He's been through a lot of things. He's not looking at it as a situation he's going to fail in. He's looking at it as an opportunity to succeed. It's his alma mater. And he's going in there with a mindset that he's going to turn things around."
-- Boatright is back with the Huskies after missing Tuesday's win over Temple because of his cousin's funeral in his hometown of Aurora,Ill.
"Great to have Ryan back," Ollie said. "I know he still has a heavy heart. We welcome him with open arms. It just gives us another dynamic because he's so quick. With his scoring ability, it just gives us somebody else they've got to scout. It definitely gives us depth in the backcourt that we need."
-- UConn is 9-0 when holding the rebounding edge.
In a related stat, Daniels has had two of his career best rebounding efforts in two of the last three games.
"When he's rebounding and he's active, we're just a better team," Olli said. "We want to keep him active."
-- Ollie on leading scorer Myles Mack: "He's their engine. We've got to turn him off. He's going to score but we have to try to keep his gap plays to a limit. Those are game altering plays."
-- For regular updates during tonight's game, follow me on Twitter @GavinKeefe
Check back after the game for a post-game breakdown and video.
Former UConn great Richard "Rip" Hamilton announced his retirement today.
UConn took a difficult route to victory on Sunday. So it was a typical win for the Huskies, who held off Tulane, 67-60, at Gampel Pavilion.
UConn senior Ryan Boatright and Providence sophomore Kris Dunn are two of 17 finalists for the Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year Award in college basketball.
Freshman Daniel Hamilton is a rising star. The latest evidence came in UConn's 75-72 loss at Memphis on Thursday night.
UConn and Memphis meet twice over the final few weeks of the regular season.
UConn played its most complete game this season on Thursday night. Its near perfect performance couldn't have come at a better time.
UConn begins a make-or-break stretch tonight.The Huskies host Tulsa, the American Athletic Conference leader, at the XL Center.
UConn released a statement late Sunday from Jim Calhoun on the passing of fellow Hall of Fame coach Dean Smith, the North Carolina legend.
Here's a revealing statistic: UConn is 7-1 when Rodney Purvis scores in double figures.
UConn played about 13 minutes of nearly perfect basketball on Wednesday night.
UConn has never lost more than two games in a season at Gampel Pavilion since the building opened in 1989. That streak is in jeopardy.
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About three months ago, Foley found himself in an unusual spot. Sweating and panting, he bumbled his way through downtown Fort Lauderdale, walking from the Broward County Courthouse to the Governmental Center. "I'm on this bridge without a sidewalk," he recalls. "One wrong turn and I'm in the New River." County officials had requested his presence at a hearing, and he was given the right room number but the wrong building. Negotiating his way through five blocks' worth of blurry cars and midday sun, he eventually made it to the hearing. He now wishes he hadn't. "I'd rather have stayed at home and treated my hemorrhoids than be at that kangaroo court," he says.
The administrative hearing took place on April 29. In dispute was the Broward County Purchasing Division's decision, a month earlier, to award a contract to publish delinquent tax notices to the Broward Daily Business Review. Both the Ledger and the Review had bid for the contract, which is worth $85,000, and Foley was now claiming that he and his wife, Karen, the Ledger's publisher, were victims of a rigged process, during which the county and the Review conspired to block his paper from landing the contract.
Despite Foley's protestations, the hearing did nothing to reverse the county's decision, which went largely unnoticed by the mainstream media. Three months later, however, Foley admits to New Times that he knew, going in, that the bidding process would be "a sham." It wasn't until the hearing was over, however, that he realized just how far a government agency would go to keep a long-time crony in its employ. "Listen, if Jesus Christ had come down from the heavens in a chariot pulled by ten white horses, we still wouldn't have won this bid," he says.
The Foleys have been running the Pompano Ledger for 20 years. The entire operation -- editorial, production, and advertising -- is run out of the couple's modest house in Pompano Beach. Asked one recent afternoon where his staff is, Ed cheekily proclaims, "You're looking at him." All the writing for the weekly six-page paper is done by Foley and a handful of freelancers, and the editorial content is known for its strident muckraking. "We literally put the paper out of our garage," Karen says. "It's a labor of love."
In January, Karen received something unusual in the mail: a formal invitation from the county. Every year, the county solicits bids for a contract to publish delinquent tax notices, which are a form of legal advertising, a source of revenue for both the Ledger and the Review. This year the minimum bid was set at $85,000, and as far back as Glenn Cummings, county purchasing director, can remember, the Review has been awarded the annual contract "with little or no competition." (Dating back 15 years, all county records indicate the Review as the contract winner.)
Claiming the Ledger had never been invited to bid before, Karen says she figured that, if the paper did win the $85,000 contract, publishing the ads would cost only $11,000, meaning the Ledger would earn a $74,000 profit. "Call me blond," she says, "but I thought we had a legitimate shot at this bid." Her husband chuckles at her naiveté. "I knew we weren't gonna get [that bid] from day one," he says.
But the Ledger and the Review did bid, both for the minimum amount. Thus the county had a tie on its hands, and from the outset, according to Ed Foley, the tiebreaking process was rigged to guarantee victory for the Review.
The first sign that something was amiss popped up early on. Standard procedure dictates that, in the event of a tie, the county's last resort, only after exhausting all other possibilities, is to award the contract to whichever bidder comes first in the alphabet -- in this case the Broward Daily Business Review. On February 17, just days after the bids were received, John Kunzman, the county purchasing agent handling the process, called the Foleys and told them the alphabet option would probably be exercised. "Are you telling me we're alphabetically challenged?" Foley said to Kunzman. His wife called county commissioner Lori Parrish to complain, and a few days later, the B-before-P business was dropped. Asked during the administrative hearing if a commissioner's call was the reason he'd decided to forgo the alphabet option, Kunzman paused, then replied, "Probably part of the reason."
So the county concentrated instead on circulation figures. The Special Instructions to Bidders, which had been sent with the invitations to bid, states that a tie is broken by giving the contract "to the bidder with the highest circulation within Broward County." At first glance the Ledger should have won the bid easily: Its countywide circulation -- distributed via mail, stores, and newsstands -- is 4450, the Review's 3580. (All circulation figures were provided by the county.)


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The Garden
Robust enough for plants and play
Megan Backhouse Separate backyard zones allow for the enjoyment of adults and children alike.
Design Trends
Curvaceous layers a play on stone
Jenny Brown From an elevation on a sandstone shelf, the foreground views are Centennial and Queens parks.
Creative teamwork pays big dividends
Jenny Brown "Fun" was an important part of the brief for this extension project.
Love Your Garden
Go forth and propagate
Jason Hodges One of my favourite things about gardening is propagating.
Love Your Garden
Lifestyle the essence of any new garden
Jason Hodges Kids, dog, sun, privacy and lifestyle are only a few of the things you need to take into consideration in a new garden plan. Take the time to visualise.
Love your garden
Now is the time to prepare for summer colour
Jason Hodges At this time of year, plenty of flowers can be grown from seed or seedlings, and planting conditions are perfect.
Love your garden
Garden weeds: great tips to win the battle
Jason Hodges There's an old saying, "one year's seeds is seven years' weeds" and that's true - but there are some ways you can make your weeding easier.
Drawing Board
Architect Andrew Schultz matches Bronte home's architecture to owner's personality
Trisha Croaker A Bronte home didn't reflect the family that owned it so a challenge was laid down to an architect to make it more engaging.
Love Your Garden
Improving your clay soil is always worth your toil
Jason Hodges You could easily be mistaken for thinking that, with all this recent rain, the garden is taken care of as far as watering goes.
Love your garden
Balcony beauty is only a potted dahlia away
Jason Hodges Everyone can have a garden, no matter where you live.
Love Your Garden
Get a cut above
Jason Hodges Autumn is the best time to work in your garden, not on it.
Fresh thinking
Cherryl Maddocks A push for community gardens is reaching some remote locations.
Love your garden
Climbers can add charm and protection to any garden
Jason Hodges Some of the most useful plants in landscaping come under the banner of climbers.
Love your garden
Garden soil has its place, but not in pots
Jason Hodges Choose the right soil to help your garden thrive
Molecule fitout strikes perfect balance
Jenny Brown A Melbourne architectural practice has furnished a Southbank penthouse in one of the highest residential buildings in the world.
Love Your Garden
Love of outdoors paved the way for career in horticulture
Jason Hodges If you've got teenage kids or are thinking about a career change here are the pros and cons of working in the horticulture industry.
Design Trends
How perversity pays dividends
Jenny Brown Architect Drew Heath's singular vision delivers an original design for this inner west cottage.
Love your garden
Succulents that anyone can grow
Jason Hodges Amazing geometrical shapes and unusual colours, and low maintenance.
Love Your Garden
Tomato time: Get your seeds organised
Jason Hodges Tomatoes like the warmer weather, but if you're growing them from seed start now.
Love your garden
Give weeding the flick for good - just join up the spaces with ground cover
Jason Hodges My garden is working on all eight cylinders at the moment. The gardenias are having another flush of flowers, the frangipanis are looking their best and the lawn is greener than the SCG.


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About this project
Stretch Goal: $6000 (for 8 extra game cards and higher quality packaging)
*Note: We now offer International shipping. If you would like the game and you live outside the United States, please see our $23 reward. International shipping will not arrive before Christmas.
Game Summary
Village Wolves is a revamped version of the classic party game Werewolf (a.k.a. Mafia, Witch Hunt, Assassin). The game includes classic and beloved characters, such as werewolves, villagers, and the witch, but it also adds greater depth with identity cards and scenario cards.
These new dimensions ensure that each game will be as unpredictable as the next. It requires players to develop more sinister strategies in order to out-smart and annihilate their enemies.
Gameplay is very similar to the classic version of werewolves. At night the wolves attempt to kill villagers one by one. During the day villagers try to discover the identity of the werewolves before the pack wipes out the entire town. A narrator directs the group through the various game stages. It begins by dealing two cards to each player: a character card and an identity card.
Character Cards
Character cards represent the classic party game concept. The card tells you your identity. For example: You are a werewolf, you are a villager, you are the archer, etc. There are 10 different characters, and 18 total character cards.
Identity Cards
Here's where the game begins to differ from the original versions. Every player will also be dealt an identity card at the beginning of the game. This card gives each player a certain advantage or a certain handicap. For example, if you get the "sprinter" card you can outrun death once during the game. If you get the "shaman" card you can ask dead players one question per game. There are 24 different identity cards, each adding its own dynamic element to the game.
Scenario Cards
The intrigue escalates with the use of scenario cards. A scenario card is drawn at the beginning of each round. The scenario adds restrictions or caveats for one round of play. For example, if the "laryngitis" scenario card is drawn players may not speak during that round - all decisions must be made in silence. Each deck includes 30 unique scenarios.
We do not believe anyone should back this project unless they are going to get Village Wolves in one form or another. That is why all our rewards offer game content in one form or another.
Village Wolves Deck
Village Wolves Shirt/Sweatshirt
Symbols to Choose From
Werewolf / Villager / Oracle / Peeping Tom / Archer / Witch / Cupid / Bandit / Traitor / Sheep
Hangman / Elder / Drunk / Hypnotist / Vampire / Sprinter / Priest / Phantom / Village Idiot / Magician / Vodouisant / Pyro / Alchemist / Outlaw / Leper / Spaniard / Lumberjack / Mute / Red Riding / Bartender / Shaman / Paperboy / Sailor / Luchador
Kickstarter's Role
Kickstarter is the perfect way to bring this exciting game to life. As students our funds are limited. We cannot make this game happen without support from backers like you. If you choose to back this game you'll be helping to fund our production cost. We don't plan on making a living off of this project. Our main goal is to put an amazing game out there for people to enjoy. In order to accomplish this we must raise $3300. Our goal represents the amount needed to print the game, fulfill & ship the rewards, license our beautiful typeface, and cover the kickstarter/credit card fees.
Additional Info.
Some design elements are a work in progress such as the backs of cards and some of the typography. These will continue to be perfected over the next few weeks. That means some images seen here are subject to change (nothing too drastic though).
The game has awesome new features, but if you prefer the original version of Werewolves, this game is still for you. It has all the classic characters and can be played with up to 18 people.
If you are interested in ordering this game for your toy or game store, please contact us by sending an email to email@example.com.
Project History
Village Wolves began as a university assignment challenging us to redesign our favorite board/card game. We chose to design character cards for the party game Werewolves (Mafia, Witch Hunt, Assassin) since we played it all the time. As our group researched rules, characters, and interpretations of the game from countries all around the world, we adopted and developed new concepts which blossomed into a full-fledged game that provides endless hours of addictive fun.
If you're a fan of project updates, sneak peeks, and bonus content please check out our facebook, twitter, and instagram.
Risks and challenges
We know receiving donations is never the final step. Our biggest risk in production involves getting the product to your door in a timely manner. We want everyone to receive their game before Christmas Day. Our timeline is scheduled to deliver the game before Christmas; however, with the holiday rush, challenges with shipping may present themselves. If so, we will be extremely quick to inform you and take necessary actions.
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We love international support! If you are living somewhere outside the United States and would like to back our project please send us a message with your desired reward and the country in which you reside. From there we can arrange the shipping.
Pledge $3 or more
11 backers
THANK YOU - You've earned our PDF with the full description of characters and identities. Included with this list is a set of rules. The PDF is for your own personal benefit. Not to be redistributed.
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11 backers
GRACIAS - Your kindness merits a PDF containing the rules and every character card + every role card in mini form. You can print the PDF, cut out the cards, and use it to play the game if you are so inclined. Again, this is for your own personal pleasure. Not to be redistributed in any way, shape, or form.
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184 backers Limited (16 left of 200)
MERCI - You are officially an early bird. And for your dedication you will get the complete deck of Village Wolves for our lowest available price. Printed beautifully on 310gsm (linen). Better hurry though, this reward is limited!
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108 backers
Reserved for INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING - For your dedication you will get the complete deck of Village Wolves for our lowest available price. Printed beautifully on 310gsm (linen) and shipped anywhere in the word for just $3 extra.
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11 backers
DANKE - This is our preferred reward! Your $25 of charity will be rewarded with a full deck of Village Wolves cards. Consider it the perfect Christmas-Hanukkah-Kwanzaa gift for your party-game-enthusiast relative.
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GRATIAS AGO VOS - You are a real go-getter. Get a deck of Village Wolves cards and a Village Wolves t-shirt with your choice of character or role symbol printed on the front.
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DIOLCH I CHI - Get a deck of Village Wolves cards and our DELUXE Tri-Blend Vintage T-Shirt by American Apparel with your choice of character or role symbol printed on the front.
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KIITOS - Get a deck of Village Wolves cards and a Village Wolves Tank Top with your choice of character or role symbol printed on the front.
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TERIMA KASIH - Get a village wolves sweatshirt with the symbol of your choice and a full deck of Village Wolves cards.
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33 backers Limited (17 left of 50)
BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL - Buy in bulk and get our holiday deal. For $50 you'll get 3 decks of Village Wolves. Kill three birds with one stone, a holiday gift for yourself and two gifts for friends!
Estimated delivery:Ships anywhere in the world -
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2 backers All gone!
DANK U - Top donator. A credit in the rules of the game as an official game sponsor. A Village Wolves tote bag, the t-shirt or sweatshirt of your choice, and of course, the game itself.
Estimated delivery:Only ships to: United States
Funding period
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Hard knocks of pro football
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
WASHINGTON — President Obama's imaginary son is back in town and this time he can't play football.
The skirmish has gained further traction with a lawsuit filed by 4,000 former players against the NFL, claiming that the league was aware of head-trauma dangers long before it moved to protect players adequately or to help them post-injury. Although a settlement has been reached, a judge in the case is not satisfied that the numbers add up and a final judgment is pending.
Fortunately, I didn't have to. It never came up. I won't betray my promise never to write about him again — a commitment he extracted at age 9. Suffice to say his interests were elsewhere.
As for the pros, meanwhile, Obama aptly summarized the only reasonable adult position: "These guys [pro players], they know what they're doing. They know what they're buying into. It is no longer a secret. It's sort of the feeling I have about smokers, you know?" |


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situated near cecina, a typical italian 70s style seaside resort. charming mountain village ripabella only 10 minutes away (by car). hotel is in particular well suited for and popular with italian families with small children. outside pool heavily occupied by these. dayly children animation at pool. miserable breakfast. lousy rooms, defenetly not worth the money. in particular qalls need some... More
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Number of rooms: 56
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2015 Graduation Ceremonies
University-Wide Commencement
The University of Utah General Commencement is a campus-wide opening ceremony, kicking off many events across campus and serving as a collective celebration of the University community and the collective success and accomplishments of the graduating class. It will be held on Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 6:30 p.m. in the Jon M. Huntsman Center.
Candidates for graduation should plan to arrive in cap and gown by 5:00 p.m. in the parking lot south of Milton Bennion Hall. Staff members from Student Affairs will be on hand to assist candidates and to provide the Program of the Day. Bookstore representatives will also be available to help with caps and gowns.
The Commencement procession into the Huntsman Center will consist of four separate lines and will begin at 5:50 p.m. Candidates for graduation must remain in the appropriate line during the procession to ensure proper seating. At the conclusion of Commencement, candidates will exit as directed up the stairs in the Huntsman Center. Graduates and their guests may wish to arrange in advance a place to meet after the ceremony.
Guests should plan to be seated before 5:30 p.m. and may take seats of their choice in any area of the Huntsman Center except those reserved for the candidates for graduation. Tickets are not required to attend Commencement. At the conclusion of the exercises, guests may meet the candidates for graduation as outlined above.
For information on the General 2015 University of Utah Commencement and related topics, go to Graduation Information on the University of Utah website.
Business School Convocation
Convocation for David Eccles School of Business will be held in the Jon M. Huntsman Center on Friday, May 8 at 7:00 p.m. Students graduating from David Eccles School of Business will have degrees conferred during the Convocation ceremony.
Cap and Gown Orders
Candidates are encouraged to order regalia during the University Campus Store Grad Fair when special pricing is available. Late-order regalia is available the week of convocation at regular price.
See the Campus Store website
Graduation Celebration
Please join the University of Utah Business Alumni Association as they host a Graduation Celebration for graduates and their families prior to the Convocation ceremony, at 4:30 p.m. on the Emma Eccles Jones Plaza directly outside the Spencer Fox Eccles Business Building. Light refreshments will be served and graduates will have the opportunity to celebrate their accomplishments with family, friends, classmates, alumni, and faculty. For more information, visit David Eccles School of Business Alumni Events.
Line-up/Seating of Graduates
- Undergraduate Candidates should be ready in cap and gown by no later than 6:15 p.m. on the Emma Eccles Jones Plaza for the processional, behind the Dean and Faculty, to the northwest entrance(s) of the Jon M. Huntsman Center. Please look for your Department Flag (Accounting/Business Administration/Entrepreneurship/Finance/ Marketing/Management/Operations Management-Information Systems) and be prepared to be lined up behind your fellow students as the processional makes its way in to the Huntsman.
- Master's Candidates should be ready in cap, gown and hood by no later than 6:15 p.m. on the Emma Eccles Jones Plaza for the processional behind the Dean and Faculty, to make your way to the West tunnel entrance of the Jon M. Huntsman Center. You will be lined up outside of the tunnel to proceed into the arena.
- Doctoral Candidates (PhD) should be ready in cap and gown at by no later than 6:15 p.m. on the Emma Eccles Jones Plaza for the processional, behind the Dean and Faculty, to make your way to the West tunnel entrance of the Jon M. Huntsman Center. You will be lined up inside the tunnel to proceed into the arena. Your hood should be folded and carried over an arm onto the stage where you will be hooded as part of the ceremony.
Staff members from the School of Business will be on hand to assist and provide programs. Additionally, you will be asked to complete a "Reader Card" which will be used to announce your name and honors during the ceremony and also provide contact information for the photographer. This card will be handed to the designated reader at the table during Convocation.
Guest Seating
Tickets are not required to attend Convocation and seating will be on a first come/first serve basis. Any interested attendees are welcome. Guest seating is available in all sections and rows of the Jon Huntsman Center not already reserved for graduating students or for individuals with disabilities. The academic processional will begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. Families and guests should be seated prior to that time. Family members are not allowed to sit with the graduates.
Special Seating and Accommodations
Students or guests with disabilities (including individuals in wheelchairs and those who have limited mobility) attending the David Eccles School of Business Convocation can request accommodations by contacting Jenny McConnell at (801) 581-7463 or email@example.com. We request that guests give reasonable prior notice and, since space is limited, plan to arrive early.
Campus parking lots may be used at no charge during Convocation. Families are encouraged to drop off elderly guests and those who cannot walk long distances in the Jon M. Huntsman Center circle before parking their cars. The closest parking to the Jon M. Huntsman Center is directly south in the LDS Institute lot. Guests may also park in other lots.
A professional photographer has been authorized to photograph all graduates and will mail a color proof to each graduate. You are not obligated to purchase these photographs. Please note that guests may take photographs as well, but will not be allowed on the stage or in the areas marked for graduate reseating during the Convocation ceremony.
David Eccles School of Business Student Giving Cord
The Business Student Alumni Board gives red, black, and yellow Student Giving Cords to students who pledge their commitment to ensure the continual success of the David Eccles School of Business. Students who pledge to give $20 annually for 5 years after graduation or have given $100 or more as a student will receive these cords in recognition of their support. For more information about participating in this program contact TJ McMullin at (801) 585-9992 or email@example.com.
Diplomas will be mailed from the Office of the Registrar to student graduates within three months of graduation.
Please contact Jennifer McConnell at (801) 581-7463 or firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions about the Convocation ceremony. If you have questions about program-specific graduation requirements and procedures, contact the academic advisor for your program.


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Sour grapes, no doubt… after all, look who we have now.
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Republican U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she doesn't think Sarah Palin has the leadership qualities to be president, nor the "intellectual curiosity" needed to make good policy.
Murkowski also tells Katie Couric of the "CBS Evening News" that she doesn't think Palin enjoyed governing.
An e-mail sent Monday from The Associated Press to Palin's media team wasn't immediately returned.
Palin, a former vice presidential nominee, resigned midway through her first term as Alaska's governor last year. She's seen as a potential 2012 presidential contender, though Murkowski has said she wouldn't support a Palin run.
Despite their differences, Murkowski she says she's still Palin's senator and will "work hard to represent her, too."
Murkowski is seeking to defeat Palin-backed candidate Joe Miller in the still-undecided Alaska Senate race. Murkowski ran as a write-in candidate after losing the primary to Miller.
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Sour grapes, no doubt… after all, look who we have now.
And like Murky Murkowsky is any better. I wouldn't elect her dogcatcher let alone POTUS…
That statement is from a long standing resentment between the two that started when Murkowski was given the seat by daddy. Let the cat fight begin as who really cares for either one except Alaskans


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For better or for worse, networks are finally sorting out their schedules for the 2012-2013 season, which means renewals and cancellations are being announced left and right. Viewers of NBC and ABC's comedy lineups will be happy to see most of their favorites safe for another year, but Awake fans should prepare to say goodbye. [...]
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NBC on Friday picked up more of its modestly-rated comedies: "Parks and Recreation," "Up all Night," "Whitney." Also picked up: what's left of "The Office." The network's most watched comedy series is losing several key people for ... Read Post
On the heels of the news that NBC has renewed Parks and Recreation for a sixth season, the network has canceled struggling comedies 1600 Penn and Whitney, TVGuide.com has confirmed. 1600 Penn, which... Read More > Other Links From T... Read Post
NBC has had mostly good tidings for fans of its comedies so far, renewing 30 Rock and Community, and now it's also given additional seasons to Parks and Recreation, Whitney, and Up All Night. However, we've also got some cancellatio... Read Post


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Live Tweet With Robert Irvine and Food Network Tonight
by Mallory Viscardi in Food Network Chef, Shows, August 22nd, 2012
Food Network superstar chef Robert Irvine will be live-Tweeting the 50th episode of his hit show, Restaurant: Impossible. Tune in and Tweet along with Food Network and Robert Irvine starting at the show's all-new time: 9pm/ 8c. Follow @FoodNetwork and @RoberIrvine1 and share your commentary using the hashtag: #RestaurantImpossible.
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This is the best show ever, Robert is AWESOME, He's the coolest guy in the world.
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Robert I thrink your show is the best, man I tune in as much as I can.
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The most incredibly awesome show on television. I record the show with priority number one. With passion, talent, and love you bring the proper people closer together while producing a healthier environment— it cannot get better than this. Keep up the good work. God bless you!
I understand you visited The Greek at the Harbor in Ventura, ca. If that is true then you did a very bad job for them. I had some special out of town guest and we decided to take them to the Greek. That was a very big mistake. The service was bad, the dancer was ok but after a dance or two she was all sweaty. The fish and chips were wet and soggy the roasted leg of lamb was swimming in some sauce. Our water was severed in a jar with handles not glasses. The presentation was poor. The Greek at the Harbor use to be good food at a reasonable price a fun place to take friends and family. I went back the next day to retrieve my jacket and told the manager about my displeasure and he just shrugged his shoulders turned and walked away. I don't know if this is your doing or if the restaurant has been sold . The Greek was a classy fun place to go and take friends, now it's just an over priced dive. I won't go back
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Apr 07, 2010, 12:36 PM | |
Foamie 60" Grumman Goose
I already have too many irons in the fire, but I am getting started on plans for a foamie 1:10 scale Grumman Goose... that's almost 60" wingspan.
Lately, I've been building a lot of planes from a combination of 1/2" and 1/4" sheet foam... rigid insulation from the local hardware store. Simple slab-sided fuselages make for easy construction, and the wings will be typical spar and ribs wrapped with 1/4" FFF. For extra strength, I cover the foam with newspaper and Polycrylic. This makes for a very lightweight yet stiff airframe... half the weight of a balsa/ply model so I'm not spending a fortune on motors and electronics. The WBPU also seals the foam so I can use cheap rattle-can paint without melting it. Power will be two HobbyKing DT750 motors swinging GWS 10x6 3-blade props, or 11x7 2-blade props... cheap SuperSimple 30A ESCs. Wings will be removable, 1-piece... for transport in my hatchback. Could easily be modified to a 2-piece wing if need be. It may be a couple of weeks before I finish the plans and start cutting parts... but here it is so far... ImagesView all Images in thread |
Apr 08, 2010, 12:33 PM | |
Lots of great photos, walk-arounds, and paint scheme images here... categorized by manufacturer. Definitely worth a look. I have completely redrawn my plans after I found a much better set of 3-views and sections... I should have the formers and ribs worked out today. I plan to fly this plane almost exclusively from water, so I don't plan on making working retractable wheels... but maybe I'll provide for the option to manually install wheels for occasional grass operations. Besides, that's a lot of extra weight and complexity for this type of landing gear -- not worth it to me. However, I am giving serious thought to making working retractable wingtip floats... an upgrade performed on many late-model Goose's. It would be very easy to do with a standard set of 90-degree retracts... just need plenty of reinforcement (or make them break-away) so they don't rip out if I catch one. http://www.seawings.co.uk/WJDec-Goosepage.htm |
Apr 14, 2010, 10:49 PM | |
Hi Warhead,
See the Fly2Build.com 74" Grumman Goose thread for the answers to the incidence and angles question. You might think about doing this in the Super Goose theme too- we have had many mentions of that along the way of developing our kit. It goes well with the retractable tip floats too of course. Best wishes, Mike |
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So the large 74" Goose is: Wing +2deg (without any washout?) Motors +3deg H-stab +1deg ... relative to the datum line. Mine is: Wing +3 with washout to 0deg at wingtips... averages +2deg. Motors +2deg H-stab 0deg I think that's close enough... I'll build it as designed but leave a over-sized gap for the H-stab so I can shim it +/-2deg before gluing it in place. |
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Debbie Macomber
Debbie Macomber | |
Born | Yakima, Washington, United States |
October 22, 1948
Occupation | Novelist |
Nationality | American |
Period | 1983 - Present |
Genre | romance, women's fiction |
Website | |
www |
Debbie Macomber (born October 22, 1948 in Yakima, Washington) is a best-selling American author of over 150 romance novels and contemporary women's fiction. Over 170 million copies of her books are in print throughout the world,[1] and four have become made-for-TV-movies.[2] Macomber was the inaugural winner of the fan-voted Quill Award for romance in 2005[3] and has been awarded both a Romance Writers of America RITA and a lifetime achievement award by the Romance Writers of America.[4]
- 1 Biography
- 2 Bibliography
- 2.1 Single Novels
- 2.2 Legendary Lovers Series
- 2.3 Navy Series
- 2.4 The Manning Sisters Series
- 2.5 Those Manning Men Series
- 2.6 Orchard Valley Trilogy
- 2.7 From This Day Forward
- 2.8 Angel Series
- 2.9 That Special Woman Series Multi-Author
- 2.10 Midnight Sons Series
- 2.11 Deliverance Company Series
- 2.12 Heart of Texas Series
- 2.13 Dakota Series
- 2.14 Cedar Cove Series
- 2.15 The Blossom Street Series
- 2.16 Anthologies
- 2.17 Anthologies In Collaboration
- 2.18 Non fiction
- 3 Awards
- 4 See also
- 5 References
- 6 External links
Breaking into Publishing[edit]
Although Debbie Macomber is dyslexic and has only a high school education, she was determined to be a writer.[5] A stay-at-home mother raising four small children, Macomber nonetheless found the time to sit in her kitchen in front of a rented typewriter and work on developing her first few manuscripts.[6] For five years she continued to write despite many rejections from publishers, finally turning to freelance magazine work to help her family make ends meet.[5]
With money that she saved from her freelance articles, Macomber attended a romance writer's conference, where one of her manuscripts was selected to be publicly critiqued by an editor from Harlequin Enterprises Ltd. The editor tore apart her novel and recommended that she throw it away. Undaunted, Macomber scraped together $10 to mail the same novel, Heartsong, to Harlequin's rival, Silhouette Books. Silhouette bought the book, which became the first romance novel to be reviewed by Publishers Weekly.[5]
Although Heartsong was the first of her manuscripts to sell, Starlight was the first of her novels to be published. It became #128 of the Silhouette Special Edition category romance line (which is now owned by Harlequin).[7] Macomber continued to write category romances for Silhouette, and later Harlequin. In 1988, Harlequin asked Macomber to write a series of interconnected stories, which became known as the Navy series. Before long, she was selling "huge" numbers of books, usually 150,000 copies of each of her novels, and she was releasing two or three titles per year. By 1994, Harlequin launched the Mira Books imprint to help their category romance authors transition to the single title market, and Macomber began releasing single-title novels. Her first hardcover was released in 2001.[7]
In 2002, Macomber realized that she was having more difficulty identifying with a 25-year-old heroine, and that she wanted to write books focusing more on women and their friendships. Thursdays at Eight was her first departure from the traditional romance novel and into contemporary women's fiction.[5]
Since 1986, in most years Macomber has released a Christmas-themed book or novella. For several years, these novels were part of the Angel series, following the antics of angels Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy. Macomber, who loves Christmas, says that she writes Christmas books as well because "Every woman I know has a picture of the perfect Christmas in her mind, the same way we do romance. Reality rarely lives up to our expectations, so the best we can do is delve into a fantasy."[8]
In general, Macomber's novels focus on delivering the message of the story and do not include detailed descriptive passages. Her heroines tend to be optimists, and the "stories are resolved in a manner that leaves the reader with a feeling of hope and happy expectation."[8] Many of the novels take place in small, rural town, with her Cedar Cove series loosely based on her own hometown.[9] Because of her Christian beliefs, Macomber does not include overly explicit sexual details in her books, although they do contain some sensuality.[10]
Over 170 million copies of her books are in print throughout the world.[1] This Matter of Marriage, became a made-for-TV-movie in 1998.[2] In 2009, Hallmark Channel broadcast "Debbie Macomber's Mrs. Miracle," their top-watched movie of the year. The next year Hallmark Channel aired "Call Me Mrs. Miracle," based on Debbie's novel of the same name, and it was the channel's highest rated movie of 2010. In 2011, Hallmark Channel premiered "Trading Christmas," based on Debbie's novel "When Christmas Comes" (released in 2004).
Debbie also now writes inspirational non-fiction. Her second cookbook, "Debbie Macomber's Christmas Cookbook," and her second children's book, "The Yippy, Yappy Yorkie in the Green Doggy Sweater" (written with Mary Lou Carney), was released at the end of 2011. There is also a Debbie Macomber line of knitting pattern books from Leisure Arts and she owns her own yarn store, A Good Yarn, in Port Orchard, Washington.
In July 2013, the Hallmark Channel began airing its first-ever original, scripted series based on her Cedar Cove book series. She is also the series developer and executive producer.[11]
Macomber is a three-time winner of the B. Dalton Award,[4] and the inaugural winner of the fan-voted Quill Award for romance (2005, for 44 Cranberry Point).[3] She has been awarded the Romantic Times Magazine Distinguished Lifetime Achievement Award and has won a Romance Writers of America RITA Award, the romance novelist's equivalent of an Academy Award, for The Christmas Basket. Her novels have regularly appeared on the Waldenbooks and USAToday bestseller lists and have also earned spots on the New York Times Bestseller List. On September 6, 2007 she made Harlequin Enterprises history, by pulling off the rarest of triple plays—having her new novel, 74 Seaside Avenue, appear at the #1 position for paperback fiction on the New York Times, USAToday and Publishers Weekly bestseller lists. These three highly respected bestseller lists are considered the bellwethers for a book's performance in the United States.[4]
She threw out the first pitch in a Seattle Mariners game at Safeco Field in 2007. The Romance Writers of America presented Debbie with their prestigious Nora Roberts.
Her fans often call themselves MacHombres
Macomber is a volunteer mentor for young people, and is active in fundraising for battered women's shelters and for literacy and medical research. She is also a national board member for Warm-Up America,[7] and was appointed an ambassador for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America national office in 1997.[4]
Debbie and her husband, Wayne, raised four children and have numerous grandchildren. They live in Port Orchard, Washington and winter in Florida. When not writing, she enjoys knitting, traveling with Wayne and putting on Grandma Camps for her grandchildren, for whom she has built a four-star tree house behind her home in Port Orchard.
On August 9, 2011, Debbie's youngest son, Dale Wayne Macomber was declared dead (age 36) in Port Orchard, Washington. He was a husband and father.[12]
Single Novels[edit]
- Starlight (1983)
- Girl Like Janet (1984)
- Undercover Dreamer (1984)
- Heartsong (1984)
- That Wintry Feeling (1984)
- Thanksgiving Prayer (1984)
- Gift of Christmas (1984)
- Borrowed Dreams: Alaska (1985)
- Love Thy Neighbor (1985)
- Adam's Image (1985)
- Promise Me Forever (1985)
- Laughter in the Rain (1985)
- The Trouble with Caasi (1985)
- A Friend or Two (1985)
- Christmas Masquerade (1985)
- Let It Snow (1986)
- The Matchmakers (1986)
- Reflections of Yesterday (1986)
- Shadow Chasing (1986)
- Yesterday's Hero (1986)
- White Lace and Promises (1986)
- Jury of His Peers (1986)
- Yesterday Once More (1986)
- Friends and Then Some (1986)
- All Things Considered (1987)
- Love by Degree (1987)
- Sugar and Spice (1987)
- Mail-Order Bride (1987)
- No Competition (1987)
- Love 'N' Marriage (1987)
- Husband Required (1987)
- Any Sunday (1988)
- The Playboy and the Widow (1988)
- Denim and Diamonds (1989)
- Yours and Mine (1989)
- Almost an Angel (1989)
- For All My Tomorrows (1989)
- The Way to a Man's Heart (1989)
- Country Bride (1990)
- Fallen Angel (1990)
- A Little Bit Country (1990)
- Rainy Day Kisses (1990)
- The Courtship of Carol Sommars (1990)
- First Comes Marriage (1991)
- Here Comes Trouble (1991)
- Stolen Kisses (1991)
- Father's Day (1991)
- The Forgetful Bride (1991)
- The Man You'll Marry (1992)
- My Hero (1992)
- Lone Star Lovin' (1993)
- Ready for Romance (1993)
- Morning Comes Softly, Harper 1993/2006
- One Night, Harper 1994
- Family Affair (1994)
- This Matter of Marriage, MIRA Books 1997/2003
- Three Brides, No Groom ,Silhouette Books 1997
- Montana MIRA Books, 1998
- Can This Be Christmas?, MIRA Books 1998
- Thursdays at Eight, MIRA Books 2001
- Between Friends, MIRA Books 2002
- The Christmas Basket, MIRA Books 2002
- Changing Habits, MIRA Books 2003
- The Snow Bride , MIRA Books 2003
- When Christmas Comes, (Christmas gift edition hardcover) MIRA Books November 2004
- There's Something About Christmas, MIRA Books November 2005
- The Perfect Christmas, MIRA Books October 2009
- Starry Night, Ballantine Books 2013
- Mr. Miracle, Ballantine Books 2014
- Last One Home, Ballantine Books 2015
Legendary Lovers Series[edit]
- Cindy and the Prince, Silhouette Books 1988
- Some Kind of Wonderful, Silhouette Books 1988
- Almost Paradise, Silhouette Books 1988
- Legendary Lovers, Silhouette Books 1995 (Reissue of Cindy and the Prince, Some Kind of Wonderful & Almost Paradise)
- Navy Wife, Silhouette Books 1988/2003
- Navy Blues, Silhouette Books 1989/2003
- Navy Brat, Silhouette Books 1991/2004
- Navy Woman, Silhouette Books 1991/2004
- Navy Baby, HQN Books 1991/2005
- Navy Husband, Silhouette Special Edition 2005
- Navy Brides (2005) (Omnibus: Navy Wife / Navy Blues / Navy Brat)
- Navy Grooms (2005) (Omnibus: Navy Woman / Navy Baby / Navy Husband)
- Navy Wife / Navy Blues (omnibus) (2006)
The Manning Sisters Series[edit]
- The Cowboy's Lady, Silhouette Special Edition 1990
- The Sheriff Takes A Wife, Silhouette Special Edition 1990
Those Manning Men Series[edit]
- Marriage of Inconvenience, Silhouette Special Edition 1992
- Stand-In Wife, Silhouette Special Edition 1992
- Bride on the Loose, Silhouette Special Edition 1992
Orchard Valley Trilogy[edit]
- Valerie, Harlequin 1992
- Stephanie, Harlequin 1992
- Norah, Harlequin 1993
- Orchard Valley, MIRA Books 1999 (Reissue of Valerie, Stephanie, & Norah)
From This Day Forward[edit]
- Groom Wanted, Silhouette Special Edition 1993
- Bride Wanted, Silhouette Special Edition 1993
- Marriage Wanted, Silhouette Special Edition 1993
Angel Series[edit]
- A Season of Angels , Harper/Avon 1993
- The Trouble With Angels, Harper/Avon 1994
- Touched By Angels, Harper/Avon 1995
- Shirley, Goodness and Mercy, MIRA Books 1999
- Those Christmas Angels, Harlequin SuperRomance 2003
- Where Angels Go, Mira Books, 2007
- Angels at the Table, Ballantine, 2012
- Christmas Angels, Harper/Avon 1996/1998 (Reissue of Touched by Angels, The Trouble With Angels & A Season of Angels)
- A Gift to Last, MIRA Books 2002 (Reissue of Can This Be Christmas? & Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy)
- Angels Everywhere, Harper/Avon 2002 (Reissue of A Season of Angels & Touched By Angels)
- Angels At Christmas, MIRA Books 2009 (Reissue of Those Christmas Angels & Where Angels Go)
That Special Woman Series Multi-Author[edit]
- Hasty Wedding (1993)
- Same Time, Next Year (1995)
Midnight Sons Series[edit]
- Brides For Brothers, Harlequin Romance 1995
- Marriage Risk, Harlequin Romance 1995
- Daddy's Little Helper, Harlequin Romance 1995
- Because of the Baby, Harlequin Romance 1996
- Falling For Him, Harlequin Romance 1996
- Ending In Marriage, Harlequin Romance 1996
- Mail Order Marriages, Harlequin Romance 2000
- Family Men, Harlequin Romance 2000
- The Last Two Bachelors, Harlequin Romance 2000
- Born In A Small Town, Harlequin SuperRomance 2000
- Family Men (2000) (Omnibus: Daddy's Little Helper / Because of the Baby)
- The Last Two Bachelors (2000) (Omnibus: Falling for Him / Ending in Marriage)
- Mail-Order Marriages (2000) (Omnibus: Brides for Brothers / Marriage Risk)
Deliverance Company Series[edit]
- Someday Soon, Harper/Avon 1995
- Sooner or Later, Harper/Avon 1996
- Moon Over Water, MIRA Books 1999/2003
Heart of Texas Series[edit]
- Lonesome Cowboy, Harlequin Romance 1998
- Texas Two-Step, Harlequin Romance 1998
- Caroline's Child, Harlequin Romance 1998
- Dr. Texas, Harlequin Romance 1998
- Nell's Cowboy, Harlequin Romance 1998
- Lone Star Baby, Harlequin Romance 1998
- Promise, Texas, MIRA Books 1999
- Return to Promise, MIRA Books 2000
- Heart of Texas Vol. 1: Lonesome Cowboy/Texas Two-Step (2007)
- Heart of Texas Vol. 2: Caroline's Child / Dr. Texas (2007)
- Heart of Texas Vol. 3: Nell's Cowboy/ Lone Star Baby (2008)
Dakota Series[edit]
- Dakota Born, MIRA Books 2000
- Dakota Home, MIRA Books 2000
- Always Dakota, MIRA Books 2001
- Buffalo Valley, MIRA Books 2001
Cedar Cove Series[edit]
- 16 Lighthouse Road, MIRA Books 2001
- 204 Rosewood Lane, MIRA Books 2002
- 311 Pelican Court, MIRA Books 2003
- 44 Cranberry Point, MIRA Books 2004
- 50 Harbor Street, MIRA Books 2005
- 6 Rainier Drive, MIRA Books 2006
- 74 Seaside Avenue, MIRA Books 2007
- 8 Sandpiper Way, MIRA Books 2008
- 92 Pacific Boulevard (MIRA Books, September 2009)
- 1022 Evergreen Place Fall 2010
- 1105 Yakima Street MIRA Books 2011
- 1225 Christmas Tree Lane MIRA Books 2011
- A Cedar Cove Christmas MIRA Books October 2008
- "Christmas in Cedar Cove" MIRA Books 2010 (Omnibus: 5-B Poppy Lane, 2006 and A Cedar Cove Christmas, 2008)
The Blossom Street Series[edit]
- The Shop on Blossom Street, MIRA Books 2004/2005
- A Good Yarn, MIRA Books 2005/2006
- Susannah's Garden, MIRA Books May 2006
- Christmas Letters, Mira Books October 2006
- Back on Blossom Street, MIRA Books 2007
- Twenty Wishes, MIRA Books 2008
- Summer on Blossom Street, May 2009
- Hannah's List, April 2010
- A Turn in the Road, April 2011
- Starting Now, April 2013
- Blossom Street Brides, March 25, 2014
Rose Harbor Series - A Spin off of the Cedar Cove Series
- When First They Met, June 18, 2012
- 1 The Inn At Rose Harbor, 2012 (em Português: A Pousada Rose Harbor)
- 1.5 Lost and Found in Cedar Cove, July 15, 2013
- 2 Rose Harbor in Bloom, August 13, 2013
- Christmas Treasures '86, Silhouette 1986
- Christmas Treasures '91 Silhouette 1991
- To Mother With Love, Silhouette 1993
- Men in Uniform By Request, 1994
- Three Mothers and a Cradle, Silhouette 1995
- Christmas Angels: 3 Heavenly Romances 1996
- Mothers & Daughters, Signet 1998
- 'Tis the Season, "Christmas Masquerade" @ Silhouette 1999
- Ready for Love, "Ready for Marriage", "Ready for Romance"♦ MIRA Books 2001
- Take 5, "Yesterday Once More", "Adam's Image" ♦ Harlequin 2001
- An Ideal Marriage?, "Father's Day", "First Comes Marriage", "Here Comes Trouble" ♦ Harlequin 2001
- Silhouette Christmas Collection, Midnight Clear, "Let It Snow" Silhouette 2001
- Darling Daughters, "Yours and Mine", "Lone Star Lovin'" Harlequin Books 2002
- Christmas Anthology, "A Gift To Last", "Can This Be Christmas?", "Shirley, Goodness & Mercy" ♦ MIRA Books 2002
- On A Snowy Night, "The Snow Bride" & "The Christmas Basket" MIRA Books November 2004
- Home for the Holidays–More Than Words–Volume 2, "What Amanda Wants" Harlequin Books October 2005
- Home for the Holidays, "When Christmas Comes" & "The Forgetful Bride" MIRA Books November 2005
- Someday Soon & Sooner or Later, Avon Books June 2006
- Glad Tidings, "There's Something About Christmas" & "Here Comes Trouble" MIRA Books November 2006
- Ready for Love, "Ready for Romance" & "Ready for Marriage" MIRA Books December 2006
- Be My Valentine, "My Funny Valentine", "My Hero" MIRA Books January 2007
- Small Town Christmas, "Return to Promise" & "Mail-Order Bride" MIRA Books 2008
Anthologies In Collaboration[edit]
- My Valentine Harlequin, 1992 (with Katherine Arthur, Leigh Michaels and Peggy Nicholson)
- To Have and To Hold, Harlequin 1992 (with Barbara Bretton, Rita Clay Estrada, Sandra James)
- Christmas Treasures '92, Silhouette 1992 (with Maura Seger)
- Purrfect Love, Harper 1994 (with Linda Lael Miller and Patricia Simpson)
- Little Matchmakers, "The Matchmakers" Harlequin 1994/1996 (with Barbara Bretton, Muriel Jensen)
- Always and Forever (1995) (with Bethany Campbell, Jasmine Cresswell)
- Three Mothers and a Cradle: Rock-a-bye Baby, Cradle Song, Beginnings (1996) (with Jill Marie Landis and Gina Wilkins)
- Runaway Brides, "Yesterday Once More" Silhouette 1996 (with Annette Broadrick and Paula Detmer Riggs)
- Home for Christmas, "The Forgetful Bride" Harlequin 1996 (with Anne McAllister and Shannon Waverly)
- Christmas Kisses, Silhouette 1996 (with Linda Howard and Linda Turner)
- The Father Factor (1998) (with Ann Major and Diana Palmer)
- That Summer Place, MIRA Books 1998 (with Jill Barnett and Susan Wiggs)
- Through the Years, "Baby Blessed" ♦ Silhouette 1999 (with Linda Howard and Fern Michaels)
- Power of Love (1999) (with Jayne Ann Krentz and Diana Palmer)
- A Spring Bouquet, "The Marrying Kind" ♦ Zebra 1996/2000 (with Jo Beverley, Rebecca Brandewyne, Janet Dailey)
- Born in a Small Town, "Midnight Sons & Daughters" Harlequin 2000 (with Judith Bowen, Janice Kay Johnson)
- Holiday Blessings, "Thanksgiving Prayer" ♦ Steeple Hill 2000 Harlequin 2000 (with Irene Hannon and Jane Peart)
- Sealed With a Kiss, "My Funny Valentine" ♦ Harlequin 2002 (with Judith Bowen, Helen Brooks)
- Their New Year Babies (2004) (with Marie Ferrarella)
- Kiss Me Again (2005) (with Suzanne Forster, Lori Foster, Lisa Jackson)
- Hearts Divided, "5-B Poppy Place" MIRA Books February 2006 (with Lois Faye Dyer and Katherine Stone)
- Soldiers Brides (2007) (with Lois Faye Dyer and Lyn Stone)
Non fiction[edit]
- Knit Along with Debbie Macomber (2005)
- Knit Together (2007)
- Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove Cookbook (2009)
- One Simple Act: Discovering the Power of Generosity (2009)
- Debbie Macomber's Christmas Cookbook
- The Christmas Basket: 2003 Rita Awards Best Novel winner
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Schmitt, Brad (July 5, 2013). "Nashville is perfect setting for 'Rose' author's fan retreat.". The Tennesseean. Retrieved July 9, 2013.
- ^ a b Cockburn, Catherine (2006). "Debbie Macomber: the interview". The Romance Writers of Australia. Archived from the original on 2007-08-30. Retrieved 2007-04-16.
- ^ a b Munro, Aria C. (October 13, 2005). "Debbie Macomber Wins First Annual Quill Award for Romance Category". Publishers Newswire. Retrieved 2007-04-16.
- ^ a b c d "Debbie Macomber". eHarlequin.Com. Retrieved 2007-04-16.
- ^ a b c d Dinsmore, Jeffrey (Spring 2005). "Meet the Writers: Debbie Macomber". Barnes and Noble. Retrieved 2007-04-16.
- ^ "ARR Interview with Debbie Macomber". A Romance Review. 2005. Retrieved 2007-04-16.
in Authors list (help) - ^ a b c Donahue, Dick; Coffey, Michael (June 19, 2006). "How They Do Debbie". Publishers Weekly. Retrieved 2007-04-16.
- ^ a b Huseby, Sandy (2005). "Q&A: Macomber's high-flying romance". BookPage. Retrieved 2007-04-16.
- ^ Green, Tara (October 22, 2003). "Interview with Debbie Macomber". Contemporary Romance Writers. Retrieved 2007-04-16.
- ^ Neal, Jeri (December 2004). "Author of the Month: Debbie Macomber". The Romance Reader's Connection. Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2007-04-16.
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (October 17, 2012). "Hallmark Channel Reaffirms Series Order To 'Cedar Cove' Starring Andie MacDowell". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved July 12, 2013.
- ^ http://www.kitsapsun.com/lifestyle/announcements/dale-wayne-macomber-36
External links[edit]
- Personal book sales websites
- Debbie Macomber at the Internet Movie Database
- Debbie Macomber's Webpage in Harlequin Enterprises Ltd's Website
- Talk with Audrey interview with Debbie Macomber 2012. Debbie discusses inspiration for writing her book, "One Perfect Word".
- A Good Yarn Shop


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Lee Johnson is desperate to bring in reinforcements after Oldaham sunk deeper into relegation trouble after a 2-0 loss to Rotherham.
Goals from Mark Bradley and Lee Frecklington kept the Millers firmly on course for a play-off spot and condemned Oldham to a third consecutive home defeat.
Johnson said: "Our squad was depleted and it showed - we were physically weaker than Rotherham.
"The endeavour was there and the lads kept going, but there's no doubt we need some help with the squad.
"Their centre-backs were dominant against us and we didn't have the personnel to change it, so I'll be trying to sign two or three players.
"I'm disappointed with what happened, but I'm not shocked. You can get away with two or three players being physically weak, but not seven or eight.
"I'll try to get us some help before Saturday and we have to go into a big game at Crewe with some renewed vigour.
"I've been disappointed with a couple of players who've been given contracts and haven't produced, but that's my fault on the recruitment front.
"This is my toughest time (as manager), but I've spent the majority of my career winning things and I know what it takes.
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Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), the operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant when the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami struck last year, bowed to public and government pressure this week, releasing 150 hours of video recorded during the first days of the Fukushima crisis. Even with some faces obscured and two-thirds of the audio missing, the tapes clearly show a nuclear infrastructure wholly unprepared for the disaster, and an industry and government wholly determined to downplay that disaster's severity.
New Fukushima Video Shows Disorganized Response, Organized Deception |
By: Gregg Levine Friday August 10, 2012 2:45 pm |
Fukushima Nuclear Disaster "Man-Made" Reports Japanese Panel; Quake Damaged Plant Before Tsunami |
By: Gregg Levine Thursday July 5, 2012 10:32 am |
The massive disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear facility that began with the March 11, 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami could have been prevented and was likely made worse by the response of government officials and plant owners, so says a lengthy report released today by the Japanese Diet (their parliament).
But perhaps most damning, and most important to the future of Japan and to the future of nuclear power worldwide, is the Investigation's finding that parts of the containment and cooling systems at Fukushima Daiichi were almost certainly damaged by the earthquake before the mammoth tsunami caused additional destruction.
New Fukushima Report: "Devil's Chain Reaction" Could Wipe Out Tokyo |
By: Gregg Levine Tuesday February 28, 2012 4:43 pm |
A new independent report on the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear disaster reveals that Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan feared events following the March 11, 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami would require the evacuation of Tokyo.
Virginia Quake Yet Another Wakeup Call for Sleepy Nuclear Regulators |
By: Gregg Levine Sunday August 28, 2011 7:40 am |
It is now believed that a meltdown in at least one of the reactors started before the tsunami that followed Japan's March 11 earthquake. In other words, as I reported previously, the earthquake damaged the containment vessel or, more likely, the cooling system before the massive wave knocked out the backup generators and, thus, power to the cooling system. So, the loss of power did not lead to at least some of the meltdown—earthquake damage did.
The Party Line – August 5, 2011: Japan Worries About More Radiation, US Officials Worry About Red Tape |
By: Gregg Levine Friday August 5, 2011 3:17 pm |
News this week out of Japan that workers at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant have detected extremely high levels of radiation in and around reactor 1. The first incident, on August 1, pinned the Geiger counter at 10 sieverts (1000 rem)—yes, that's as high as the device could measure, so that number is a minimum—and was taken at the base of a ventilation stack. The second reading, the following day, clocked in at five sieverts per hour inside the reactor building.
I have yet to read an explanation for the discovery of the second reading, but the initial, sky-high measurement on Monday has me and many others scratching heads. A thousand rem is not some little ho-hum number. A half-hour of exposure at that level is fatal in a matter of days, I am told. Where did that radiation come from?
The Party Line – July 15, 2011: Japan's PM Recommends Shift Away from Nuclear Power; US Report Recommends Regulatory Tweaks |
By: Gregg Levine Friday July 15, 2011 5:15 pm |
While most of creation is still trying to predict if Congress will raise the debt ceiling, and what will happen to the economy if they don't, I thought I'd spend some quality time with disasters quite present, and in some ways, quite predictable. I am talking about nuclear power in the wake of Japan's Fukushima disaster.
The Party Line – June 3, 2011: A Tale of Two Countries |
By: Gregg Levine Friday June 3, 2011 12:17 pm |
In one country, a government that campaigned on a move to green energy reacts to the nuclear crisis in Japan by reaffirming its commitment to nuclear power. In another country, a government that, only nine months ago, endorsed a plan to expand its reliance on nuclear power reacts to the Fukushima disaster by vowing to shut down all domestic nuclear reactors by 2022, and invest in conservation and alternative energy.
The latter of the two examples is, at present, actually the one more dependent on nuclear power for its domestic electricity production, so what can explain its more populist response to current events?


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Category: Main > Games > Sports Games > Need for Speed: Carbon > 1.4
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Online play.
Not completely finished Career or Challenge Series.
Haven't driven everywhere in Free Roam.
Haven't done much with car visuals like sculpting, vinyls, or tint.
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After normal installation, patched to 1.4 (http://largedownloads.ea.com/pub/patches/NFS/carbon/) then installed noDVD patch. To fully utilise my 1080p monitor I patched it again via the Universal Widescreen Patcher (http://www.widescreengaming.net/wiki/Need_for_Speed_Carbon). System tested on: Intel i7-2600k cpu GeForce GTX 560 gpu 8Gb RAM Wine set to Windows XP
follow the how to and you will have no problem
for this game to work perfectly you need d3dx9 and vcrun2005 and 2008 and dotnet20 to be installed using winetrick which can be found on this link http://winezeug.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/winetricks
then copy what you see in that page then paste it in an empty file then right click on that file and then click on permission tab then check the box that said allow to be excuted as program then run that file. after that you will get a list of applications install the things that i mention above
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2nd Street Music
2nd Street Music has a wonderful selection of music and collectibles.
CITY: Greenville
9th Street Cafe
9th Street Cafe offers delicious home cooking with large portions your family will love. While you wait for your fantastic food - which won't be long - you can read all about the history of Highland, Illinois.
CITY: Highland
A Buck or More
A Buck or More offers flowers, gift baskets, parcels, party favors, supplies, and services.
CITY: Greenville
Adams Brother's Coffee House
Adam's Brother's Coffee House offers a variety of tasty American classics.
CITY: Greenville
American Farm Heritage Museum
Farm implements, tools, tractors, and other equipment are featured that date back 100 years. The museum is open for special events including the Outhouse Festival in the fall.
CITY: Greenville
Americas Best Value Inn - Litchfield
Conveniently located near Antique Mall 66, Litchfield Park District, Lake Lou Yaeger, and within walking distance of the Ariston Cafe and new Route 66 Visitors Center. 65 rooms facility located by many nearby restaurants. Cable TV with HBO provided.
CITY: Litchfield
Archway Skydiving Center
Averaging over 10,000 skydives annually, more than 1,200 students make their first jump each year with high quality, USPA-rated instructors.
CITY: Vandalia
Ariston Cafe
The Artison Cafe in Litchfield, IL is believed to be one of the oldest restaurants on Route 66. With an eclectic menu of dishes from western favorites, south of the border food, and ocean catches; there's even Baklava –a delicious sweet and gooey Greek dessert. Come for the history, stay for the food.
CITY: Litchfield
Ariston Café
The Ariston Cafe was founded by Pete Adam, a Greek immigrant, in Carlinville, Illinois in 1924. The original cafe was located on Route 4, the predecessor of Historic Route 66. In 1929, the Cafe was relocated to Litchfield, Illinois and moved into its present location on Route 66 in 1935. Since 1966, Pete's son Nick and wife, Deme, continue to offer the traditional service expected of a family-owned and operated restaurant. The cafe is believed to be one of the oldest restaurants on Route 66 and has been inducted into the Route 66 Hall of Fame and is placed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
CITY: Litchfield
Barrel Room Grill & Steakhouse
This restaurant is part of the Hidden Lake Winery. Enjoy beautiful views while enjoying your meal.
CITY: Aviston
Bear Grove Cabins
Reserve this beautifully decorated log home (1450 sq. ft.) with black bear decor all to yourself. Maximum occupancy is 8 people. Included when you check in is your evening crock pot meal on the kitchen counter with homemade bread, and a complimentary bottle of wine. The candlelit table will be set with place mats, cloth napkins, water glasses and your complimentary Bear Grove Cabin wine glasses.
CITY: Mulberry Grove
Bentley's Country Kitchen
Bentley's Country Kitchen has delicious food served in a cozy, casual dinning atmosphere by a helpful, friendly staff.
CITY: Greenville
Blue Springs Cafe
Blue Springs is home to the "foot-high" pies, which are a sight to see, also delicious home cooking and friendly service.
CITY: Highland
Bob's Civil War Fort
Tucked away in the rolling hills of Germantown is a Civil War Fort. There is a jail, civil war cannons, a stage coach, a livery, log cabins, and much more.
CITY: Germantown
Bock Sculpture Museum
The museum, located in the original college building on the campus of historic Greenville College, features hundreds of sculptural pieces by Richard Bock, best known for his work with famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
CITY: Greenville
Bond County Courthouse
Surrounded by shops and restaurants on the square, the 19th-century courthouse offers a great view of the town's hundreds of flower and fruit trees in season.
CITY: Greenville
Bond County One Room School Museum
This museum is a living monument to the more than 72 one-story schools throughout the nation that served to educate children and host community gatherings.
CITY: Greenville
Bosshard Monument
The monument is a tribute to Swiss poet Heinrich Bosshard, who wrote Semparcherlied here in the 1850s.
CITY: Highland
Boulder Marina
The marina offers modern concrete docks, an air-conditioned lounge, private showers, dry dock, and winter storage.
CITY: Shattuc