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to Cozumel from Cancun via land ~
Travelers take a 1 hour bus or taxi ride from Cancun Airport to Playa del Carmen
In Playa del Carmen travelers take a 40 minute ferry ride to the island of Cozumel.
to Cozumel from Cancun via airline ~
avoid this additional travel time of the bus and then ferry to Cozumel, visitors often use the 15 minute air shuttle which departs from the same Cancun Airport.
There are two airline small plane shuttles operating between Cancun and Cozumel although one provider, Aero Tucan seems to come and go with the seasons.
Approximate cost is around US$75 per person one way but does vary throughout the year.
Schedules and prices may change at any time without prior notice.
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|Bus Services from Cancun
For the adventurous traveler there are many tourist site excursions on the mainland available by bus. It's a great (inexpensive) way to travel throughout the Mayan Riviera, however there are many pitfalls of which to be concerned.
Make sure you communicate with the driver ahead of time where you want to be dropped off. Some stops are not bus stations (like in Playa del Carmen) but just stops along the highway which are unmarked. The driver won't stop unless there is someone waiting at the stop or a request is made from a passanger to stop. So speak up if you need to exit the bus.
When purchasing a bus ticket, all you get is the bus ticket. Nothing is included in the form of admittance into the destination, tour guide, or translation of tour itself.
The best option for purchasing bus tickets is to either do so online if one is familiar with the bus line or simply purchase tickets upon arrival at the bus station in Cancun.
For travelers in Cozumel wanting to explore the mainland via bus there is an ADO (one of the most popular bus lines) Ticket office near the corner of Calle 2 Norte & Avenida 10 next to TELCEL store. Pass by to check schedules, destinations and/or approximate costs for budgeting purposes and to buy tickets.
The main bus station for Cancun is in the downtown area of Cuidad de Cancun in the business/commercial district. Across the street is a hotel and there are many nearby restaurants as well in case travelers want to linger awhile before venturing on to another destination.
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The Austrian baritone Daniel Schmutzhard joined the ensemble at Oper Frankfurt in 2011/12. Last season he added three new roles to his repertoire: Posa in Don Carlo, the Herald in Lohengrin and Paolo Orsini in concert performances of Rienzi. He made his debut at the Bregenz Festival in the summer of 2013 singing Papageno in Die Zauberflöte, a role he has sung in many places, including the Aix-en-Provence Festival and on a much praised recording conducted by René Jacobs. He will be singing the role again during the 2013/14 season at the Opéra Bastille in Paris, the Bayerische Staatsoper in Munich and again in Frankfurt. Roles here this season are Harlekin in Ariadne auf Naxos, and Mozart's Don Giovanni – both new productions, Wolfram von Eschenbach in Tannhäuser and Albert in Werther. Daniel Schmutzhard was under contract to the Volksoper in Vienna from 2006 – 2010. He made his debut at Oper Frankfurt when he stepped in at short notice to sing Dr. Falke in Die Fledermaus in 2010/11. Since then he enjoyed great success here with other roles, including Guglielmo (Così fan tutte), Mercurio (La Calisto), Gabriel von Eisenstein (Die Fledermaus), Marcello (La Bohème) and Count Almaviva (Die Hochzeit des Figaro/Le nozze di Figaro). Guest engagements have included appearances at the Staatsoper in Berlin (including Metanoia under Daniel Barenboim), in Tokyo and at the Glyndebourne Festival. He is also much sought after for concert and oratorio work and recitals and halls where he has appeared in recent seasons have included the Musikverein and Konzerthaus in Vienna, the Berlin and Cologne Philharmonies, the Festspielhaus Baden-Baden, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Salle Pleyel in Paris, the Easter Festival and Mozartwoche in Salzburg and the Schubertiade in Schwarzenberg. In 2013 Daniel Schmutzhard sang the role of Casanova alongside John Malkovich in New York and Toronto in a drama-opera project called Giacomo Variations with the Wiener Akademie under Martin Haselböck. He will make his debut with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra during the 2013/14 season.
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Thief River Falls - Yvonne Budnick, 55, died on Tuesday, September 7, 2004 at home in Thief River Falls.
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Yvonne Jean Thompson was born June 23, 1949 in Karlstad, the daughter of Sievert and Carrie (Hanson) Thompson. She was baptized and confirmed into the Lutheran faith and attended school in Karlstad.
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June 13, 2013 | WMFE - Jurors will be sequestered throughout George Zimmerman's second-degree murder trial. Judge Debra Nelson issued the ruling Thursday.
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Here's a blast from the past, that I had not seen before. Patrick's got his trade mark smile...not sure about the costume though, I'm grateful Tu Ly entered his life.
I think his quads has been quite coonsistent then!Originally Posted by VarBar
Do you all think he'll finally unveil the Dean's Ex in Sochi GPF?
Here's some fluff of very young Patrick, Tessa, Scott, Jessica and Ryan in 2004! They are all sooo cute.
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Prosperity makes friends, adversity tries them. Publilius Syrus
the IFS article is fantastic, I was deeply moved by the last part. it's so great to see him want to be a pioneer of this sport. definitely a true champ's mindset.
BTW Patrick was announced as a regular cast member of next year's CSOI tour(finally!)
ticket sales starts at Dec. 7th. is anybody planning to go?
Great news - I hope Calgary is still on the tour. He is a fantastic addition.
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I am so excited that he will be on CSOI. Shall book our tickets as soon as they come out in December. Thats the only way to be sure of getting good seats. If anyone knows the pre booking code please let me know.
A Skype-enabled chat with Chan before his trip to the Grand Prix Final. I'm curious to know what ali_dorate thinks of Patrick's hair.
Thanks VarBar. Good to hear that Patrick is getting more comfortable with his programs and looking forward to exploring Sochi as well. He seems to be on high spirits. Go Patrick go. Give it your best short. We will be for you.
I will definitely go if I live only a few hundred km from Canada. IF CSOI tour every come to my part of the world, I will not miss it (so long they come to Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane).Originally Posted by vigilaie
Last edited by spikydurian; 12-02-2012 at 04:18 AM.
Prosperity makes friends, adversity tries them. Publilius Syrus
Right after reading your line, I was convinced something was amiss with his hair.
But this is too much (or too short)!!
I wonder if this hair goes with those romantic costumes.
OK. I wanna see the blight side of this situation.
Patrick was always in good shape and did well in competitions when his hair was short. So I'm glad he'll get off to Sochi in good condition.
Good luck and enjoy the city, Patrick. Hope he'll find some nice (not expensive) restaurants.
Stars on Ice is coming to Kingston this year....so I'm going......Yeeeeeeaaaaaaahh!!!. V&M will also be there. I'm going to try to get on ice seats so I can hear the skating..........I love the sound.......I know, it sounds silly.
Addicted to FSU
So happy for you Clarie!
My DD studied at Queens so we frequently made the trip to Kingston when she was there.
Clarie do you have the password for on ice seats the presale starts tomorrow. Try Kurt but not sure what will work.
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I am happy for you all! Glad Patrick will be in CSOI cast this time
But it said V-M amd PC will missed Yu-Na spring show.
Pani I think this is part of a sponsorship deal that will continue until Olympics. This is a huge thing for PC and VM.
Besides if Yuna is going for the Olys she may only have one show and not two.
Also there is no other way for pC to feel the'Canadian'love.
Anyway I am absolutely thrilled as I see him this month as well along with Kurt, Elvis Jeff and Joannie and have on ice tickets.
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I'm so thrilled that Patrick will skate with CSOI this year! It lists London as a stop, so I will be on the look out this week for presales.
Luckiest presale code is Kurt - it opened today at 10 am.


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I recently completed an implementation of the AI-1 interface. The AI-1 is an isolation transformer that allows some SDA models to be used with non-common ground amplifiers. The Parasound Halo JC 1 monoblock amplifiers I currently use with my SDA SRS 1.2TL's do not require an AI-1 since they are strappable (i.e. the negative terminals of each monoblock can be wired together to make a common ground connection). My motivation for building an AI-1 was that one would be required if I decided to move up significantly in amplifier power. The JC 1's are very conservatively rated at 400 watts per channel into 8 ohms [footnote 1]. As I went up in amplifier quality and power from 200 to 300 to 400 wpc, I realized a larger, heavier, and more detailed sound stage. All of the over 400 wpc amplifiers I am interested in are bridged designs where the positive and negative outputs are "live". Therefore, they are not common ground and the negative output terminals cannot be tied together.
Figure 1. The AI-1 Dreadnought brought unexpected improvements to an already
expansive SDA sound stage.:D
Figure 2. Cardas CCGR binding posts...to match those on my 1.2TL's.
Figure 3. AI-1 Dreadnought transformer enclosure and interconnect cables.
Figure 4. Dreadnought rear panel.
Figure 5. Not much to see inside...just a big 800 VA isolation transformer.
Construction Notes
The Dreadnought comprises a large 800 VA toroidal transformer with four ten foot 9 AWG OFC copper cables and a custom black anodized aluminium (ah-LOO-min-ee-um) enclosure.
Figure 6. The Dreadnought's interconnect cables are constructed from Monster
Cable Z2 Reference speaker cable.
Four 10 foot lengths of Monster Cable Z2 Reference cable were used to make the positive and negative conductors for each side. The cables were terminated by Monster Lock pins, which allow the interchanging of ends (bananas and different size spades). Monster Lock Medium Angled Spades are used at both ends of each cable. They are a perfect fit for the Cardas CCGR binding posts used on the 1.2TL's and on the Dreadnought. The wire gauge of each conductor in the Z2 cables is 12. Soldering those conductors together at both ends made a cable with an effective wire gauge of 9, which is the same as the effective wire gauge of my speaker cables. This also effectively cut the resistance nearly in half since 12 gauge cable has a resistance of 1.588 ohms per 1000 feet and 9 gauge cable has a resistance of 0.7921 ohms per 1000 feet.
Figure 7. Finished AI-1 Dreadnought cables.
Figure 8. AI-1 Dreadnought cable terminations.
A couple of years ago, Matthew Polk provided the following specifications for a toroidal transformer based AI-1:
"1. DC Resistance of primary and secondary should be less than 0.8 ohms and preferably less than 0.5 ohms. The lower the better.
2. Inductance of both primary and secondary should be at least 10mH. Ideal is around 14mH.
3. Current capacity to saturation should be 5 Amps minimum.
4. Of course the turns ratio is 1:1."
I sent those specs to transformer manufacturer Avel-Lindberg and they recommended the following two toroidal transformers:
Avel Part No: Y236856, 5.4" diameter, 2.6" high, 10.8 pounds weight.
Avel Part No. Y236906, 6.3" diameter, 2.2" high, 13.2 pounds weight.
I chose the Y236906 since it was the more robust of the two and its specifications exceeded the requirements. Listening evaluations confirmed that The Y236906 works exceptionally well.
Y236906 Specs:
DC Resistance: 0.275 ohms primary winding, 0.360 ohms secondary winding. The dual primary and secondary windings were wired in parallel as follows:
Right Pin = Red/Yellow
Right Blade (Negative Speaker Terminal) = Black/Orange
Left Pin = Grey/Brown
Left Blade (Negative Speaker Terminal) = Blue/Violet
Inductance : 153.3 mH primary, 168.8 mH secondary.
Output Current Capacity: 6.95 Amps
Output Current Capacity To Saturation: 6.32 Amps.
Figure 9. Dreadnought prototype trials. Everything turned out much, much better
than expected.:)
Figure 10. After listening trials were completed, the prototype was bolted to a smaller board and tucked behind one of the 1.2TL's until the aluminium
case arrived.
The cost of the Avel-Lindberg Y236906 isolation transformer, inclusive of shipping, was $114.92. Of course, other high quality isolation transformers are available from other vendors such as Plitron and Antek. Avel-Lindberg was more forthcoming with technical information about their transformers. There are many options for enclosures, binding posts, cable, etc. This project can be completed for under $200...unless you decide to go upscale for associated parts.;)
Listening Evaluations
Results with the original AI-1 interface cable have been mixed. Some found it made no audible difference while others said it diminished detail a small amount. There were thrills and disappointments immediately after the
Dreadnought was installed. Thrills due to a small increase in detail and to my sound stage growing a foot on each side, coming forward a foot, and extending a foot further back. Disappointments due to some upper midrange graininess and some slight "softness" and slowness in the bass. The grain was similar to what was heard when I first installed the RD0198 silk dome tweeters. Fortunately, as with the RD0198's, the graininess went away after 10 hours. The bass aberrations had also melted away after 10 hours. I assumed the transformer coils and cables needed a little burn-in time. From the 11th hour onward, the sound with the Dreadnought was better than with the strapped configuration. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the bass definition, sound stage holography, and image weight continued to improve over the next few days.
A couple examples of increased detail:
At 1:50 on the "Happy Home" track of Boney James "Backbone" CD, I heard some intermittent subtle "popping" percussion sounds in the background just to the left of the right speaker that I had never noticed before. The pops were surrounded by a reverberant envelope. I reinstalled the strapped configuration to see if I could hear the pops. They were there, but they were almost buried by the sound of other percussion sounds around them. The reverberant envelope around the pops was absent. With the Dreadnought, the popping sounds were a foot further back and slightly above the other percussion sounds.
With Russ Freeman's electric guitar solo beginning at 1:57 on the "Girl with the Indigo Eyes" track of The Rippingtons "Sahara" CD, I heard some twists, turns, and grace notes that I had not noticed before. There were also more distinct reverberant envelopes surrounding each note. Listening to the same passage with the strapped configuration, those details were there, but not as finely rendered. The reverberant envelopes around the individual notes were also diminished.
I wondered if sound quality would deteriorate if I cranked the volume. I went up to 110 dB-C without even a hint of stress, stain, grit or grain from the speakers. Of course, at that level, I was listening from the next room. I stayed in the room up to 105 dB-C, then I had to go. As the volume went up from a comfortable listening level of 85 dB-C, the image weight and tactile sensations also went up, which was pleasing on one hand because of the increased realism and displeasing on the other hand due to my eardrums not enjoying the sensation of being beaten with hammers.
Figure 11. Enjoy your retirement. Former SDA SRS 1.2TL custom 9 AWG SDA
interconnect and 9 AWG amplifier strap cable.
My original intention was to construct the Dreadnought so that it would be on hand for high power amplifier evaluations. I did not intend for it to replace the JC 1's ground straps. However, I had no choice because the Dreadnought brought Such Good Sound!
[Footnote 1] From Stereophile June 2003: "With continuous drive, the Parasound clipped at 545W into 8 ohms—way above the specified 400W. With a low duty cycle 1kHz tone burst more representative of music, the
Halo was a powerhouse. Its clipping power increased by 0.3dB into 8 ohms, reaching 586.5W at 1% THD, with 1154W available into 4 ohms, 2255W into 2 ohms, and no less than 4.2kW into 1 ohm."


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|Baseball Game Day: Coastal Carolina
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina - The Seahawks head to Myrtle Beach this evening for their final non-conference game of the season when they take on Coastal Carolina at 6 p.m. at Pelicans Stadium.
UNCW freshman Nick Monroe will make his first start of the season following 10 relief appearances. The Chanticleers will counter with righthander Tyler Herb.
The Seahawks topped Coastal in the first game of the annual home-and-home series with 13-7 win at Brooks Field.
UNCW closes out the conference slate this weekend with a three-game series at Hofstra beginning with a doubleheader on Friday at noon. The Seahawks can clinch their second consecutive regular season crown with a win in the series.
Stay up to date with game times and dates at UNCWsports.com and on twitter @uncwbaseball.


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Cleans Injectors Without Costly Removal Demanded By Europe's Finest Mechanics Restores Performance And Drivability Reduces Exhaust Pollution And Fuel Consumption Imported From Germany Todays fuel injected vehicle provides you with smooth power, economic performance and easy maintenance. Using Lubro Moly Jectron once a month will keep your injection system deposit free and, used over time, will help reduce component wear. (Treats 20 Gallons) Learn More
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Cleans All Sides Of Lug Nut Quickly & Easily Works On All Detailing Areas Of Wheel, Lug Nut-Stem-Rim Fits All Lug Nut Sizes Here is the best of the best in cleaning hand tools. Each Grip Tech Brush uses a patented triangular grip design to promote comfort and enhance function. Flared design and molded ribbing ensure superior grip in dry or wet conditions. Every brush fiber has been selected to match specific use. Learn More
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Can Not Ship To California Curil is the favorite of many pros. Its made by Elring, the maker of many of the quality gaskets. We recommend Curil for your engine or transmission sealing needs. Curil Excellent for long-term sealing. Dries hard, resists water and petroleum products. Temperature range of -40 degrees C to +180 degrees C. Recommended for paper gaskets and smooth metal surfaces cam cover housings, transmissions, water and fuel pumps. Curil K2 Excellent metal-to-metal sealant. It resists all greases, oils and water. Use this to seal many engine areas.Temperature range of -40 degrees C to +200 degrees C. Its low viscosity makes it ideal for working parts or parts removed regularly. Comes off easily. Curil T Designed for use in high-temperature applications. Non-hardening compound resists synthetic and petroleum products, as well as water. Temperature range of -40 degrees C to +250 degrees C. Recommended for sealing late-model CV joints, turbo exhaust and cylinder gaskets. Dirko Handy elastic sealant that resists most everything except strong acids and solvents. Temperature range of -50 degrees C to +180 degrees C. Its resistance to anti-freeze makes it ideal for water pump and cylinder head areas. Handy for use on rough or porous surfaces. Learn More
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Warns With An Audible Alarm Prevents Embarrassing Parking Lot Moments Sensor Can Mount In A Discrete Manner In The Front End No Drilling Required Advanced Infrared Triangulation Technology Warning Distance Is Adjustable From 8-28" Alert Sound Volume Can Be Set To High, Low Or Mute You protect your front bumper with a mask, well wheels with splash guards, body paint with Cleartastic and wax, well what is protectiong the lower spoiler or bumper? Here it is. Now you can install a system that will notify you when you are nearing an item like those dreaded concrete tire stops in parking lots. This unit warns you before you run on top of it and damage your lower spoiler or worse split the bumper. This unit is especially needed for those that have lowered the car for more performance or just that great look. Simply to install instructions included. Learn More
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My best friend has convinced me to watch this show...I'm making my way through the first couple of episodes. It's fun guilty pleasure TV.
My best friend has convinced me to watch this show...I'm making my way through the first couple of episodes. It's fun guilty pleasure TV.
Okay, I spent an embarasssing amount of time in front of the computer today, and I am all caught up.
Hanna & Spencer are my favorites; Aria is my least favorite. I thought her and Ezra were painful in the last episode; but generally, I love them because it is oh-so-wrong.
I have no idea who is A. Jesus or a wizard, I'm guessing.
I really liked Spencer and Alex together. I wish he'd make a comeback. I loved Lucas, too. I'm torn on how I feel about Hanna and Caleb together. I do like him, though.
I don't like Paige. I hope they don't make her and Emily have a romantic storyline. I love how they've handled Emily's mother - she's obviously struggling with Emily coming out, but she loves her daughter, will stand up for her and is really trying.
I don't like Paige either...I watch with two of my friends at school and I've openly admitted that part of the reason I don't is because of her hair. I mean, hair is hair...it's just stuff on top of a person's head. But her bangs just annoy me for some reason, and I just don't like her hair. And that's all I have to say about Paige, lol.
Everyone who has been over while I was watching has, without fail, made a negative comment about Paige's hair
Hannah and Caleb are beyond adorable together.
Ooooh, Caleb, what is he out of? Was he helping A?
This has been a steamy episode by PLL standards. Who knew Toby had such a hot bod?
Poor Spencer's being framed this time around
Count me in, I'm totally addicted.
I have been watching it for 2 seasons now.
My 2 cents? I don't think Jenna is really still blind. Her sight came back but she is faking to control Toby.
If A isn't Jenna, I have no idea who it could be.
Maybe Lucas, but, maybe not.
If there ever was a blind woman that needed to be slapped...
Poor Spencer. Poor Hanna. Ian is such a creep. I don't know how her parents keep him in the house.
Maybe Melissa killed Allison?
I can't decide who's creepier, Ian or Jenna. The Hanna/Caleb thing is sad. I don't think he was doing anything maliciously (at least not at A's level), and it just got out of hand. But then everytime I think I have this show figured out everything changes.
^I don't know, I'd be pretty upset with him too. But then...ITA with wanting Hanna to forgive Caleb. I love them together.
I've been suspecting Melissa for awhile. I feel like Ian and her are working together, cause whenever something comes up to make him real suspicious, she's always got a story for his out of jail card. They're hiding something together.
I totally would've slapped Jenna too if I were Hanna! You know, I feel like Jenna is supposed to be a sympathetic character, but she creeps the heck out of me. But...as horrible as it may be for me to say it, she had that slap coming to her.
And poor Spencer too! Her mom said it right on: someone is trying really hard to make her look guilty. But yet her mom and dad can't see that that person basically lives under their roof. I mean, that offer to help her run away? Please. I bet he wouldn't hesitate to kill her (if he indeed had something to do with Allison dying, he wouldn't think twice about Spencer).
Toby is totally worthy, but I wish he showed more emotion sometimes. Is that just how the character is supposed to be (more reserved and such), or is that just the actor?
Paige still annoys me. But I'm getting used to it.
Canadian promos are so much juicier than American promos!
I've never really thought of Jenna as a sympathetic character. I always thought we were supposed to find her creepy...
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No, that was for the music thread. It's fixed now
Jenna did have that slap coming to her! I totally don't think Jenna is A though. Jenna is creepy and manipulative in her own way, but too obvious as A. I don't think it's Melissa either, although I do think she's covering up something Ian did.
Really, I have no idea where they're going with this. In the book, you could sort of figure out what was going to happen before the last book came out. But in the show, now I just don't know.
PLL's 2nd season will premiere in mid-June, along with the new show The Lying Game, from Sara Shepard's book of the same name. I just finished the book and felt it pretty weak overall compared to the PLL series. Anyone else read TLG?
Several eppisodes ago, I thought they were hinting that there was some incest going on between Jenna and Toby when he was younger. Jenna being the aggressior or course.
Did anyone else pick up on that?
Yeah, I could believe that Melissa is the killer. She does cover up for Ian, and I could see her being crazy jealous.
I'm pretty sure when Hanna snuck a file from the therapist's office that they saw Jenna in it said exactly that, and later Toby admitted to it. But it's not really incest since they're only step brother and sister IIRC.
I saw like 5 min or so of the last episode. And...now I want to watch all of the next episode.


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Grygla - Wayne Konickson, 68, of Grygla, died on Thursday, July 5, 2012 at Sanford Medical Center in Thief River Falls, from injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 10, at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Thief River Falls, with Rev. Rena Peterson officiating. Casket bearers included Holden Nelson, Wyatt Nelson, Chad Nelson, Rick Stokke, Justin Norberg, Lonnie Norberg, Shannon Ostby and Steve Anderson. Honorary casket bearers include all of the grandchildren, Wayne's cousins and Wayne's fishing buddies. Interment was held at the Clearwater Cemetery, Wyan-dotte Township, Pennington County.
Wayne Leroy Konickson was born on Oct. 25, 1943 to Henry "Hank" and Alice (Arlt) Konickson in Thief River Falls. He was the middle child of three boys, with older brother Gerald and younger brother Ron. He grew up on the rural family farm where he learned about life and mischief. During his growing up years, he enjoyed his cousins and they have remained close throughout his lifetime. He attended school in St. Hilaire through the eighth grade and then graduated from Lincoln High School in 1961.
Wayne was united in marriage to Carol Marie Arnold on Jan. 27, 1962 in Plummer. To this union, three children were born, Vicki, Mike and Janelle. The couple made their home in Minneapolis and Denver, Colo., area, and then returned to Plummer, where they raised their family. The couple moved to Thief River Falls in 1988. While living in Colorado, he worked at Dow-Key, and when he returned to Minnesota, he worked for Arctic Enterprises, Arctco and Arctic Cat Inc., from 1968 through 1995. He loved Arctic Cat snowmobiles. He loved racing them and building them better. He took great pride in Arctic Cat and they were his second family.
In 1987, Wayne and Carol found a special place in the woods of Fourtown. They and their family built a wonderful retreat. Together, they enjoyed snowmobiling and ATV trail riding. Carol died on Oct. 24, 1995. Wayne then moved to his retreat in Fourtown.
Wayne was blessed to meet Marie Anderson and they were married on Aug. 18, 2001. They lived and made a beautiful home at "the cabin." Wayne was honored to be dad and grandpa to Marie's family. Together they enjoyed traveling and gardening. Wayne enjoyed woodworking and would build crafts and furniture. He enjoyed his yearly fishing trips with his buddies. He also liked hunting. He was a member of the Fourtown-Grygla Sportsman's Club, where he served as president for many years. He was also a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Grygla, the Grygla Lions, and Grygla Senior Meals.
He is survived by his wife Marie Konickson, Grygla, three children Vicki (Rick) Stokke, Thief River Falls, Mike (Barb) Konickson, Thief River Falls, and Janelle (Chad) Nelson, Thief River Falls; seven grandchildren: Haeli (Zach) Gerardy, Morgan Stokke, Alaina Stokke, and Holden, Wyatt, and Ellie Nelson; stepchildren: Steve Anderson, Grygla, Denise (Shannon) Ostby, Grygla, Scott (Gwen) Anderson, Sartell, Tim (Mary) Anderson, Warroad, and Sherri (Rodney) Hagen, Grygla, step-grandchildren:?Alex (Stacy) Anderson, Cory (Renae) Ostby, Jason Woods, Keesha (Nathan) Gast, Tabatha Anderson, Tyler Anderson, Adam Anderson, Greg Anderson, Geoff (Steph) Larson, Justyne (Kevin) Larson, Dayle Larson and Shalin Anderson; three step-great-grandchildren, Torii Anderson, Lyrick Larson and Kellen Wagner; one brother, Ron Konickson; sister-in-law, Arlys Konickson; sister-in-law, Linda Arnold; brother-in-law, Ron Arnold; and many special cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends.
Wayne was preceded in death by his first wife Carol; his parents; his brother Gerald and nephew Kurt Konickson.
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Joannie Rochette is at the TV show ''La Petite Seduction'' this week. It's Wednesday August 11th at 8pm ET on SRC(French CBC).
The concept is a village who receive the guest star. It can be an actor, a singer, an athlet, etc. This village try to seduce the guest star. Joannie visited Lebel-sur-Quévillon in Quebec last July.
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