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November 8, 2011 — If you thought that North Carolina was the current "hot" state for retirement, you would be wrong. On the other hand, if you guessed retirees look forward to retiring on the coast or next to a lake, go ahead and grab the brass ring.
To get a handle on what people who are nearing retirement consider to be the best places to retire we recently analyzed the (anonymous) statistics from our Retirement Ranger. The Ranger is our free interactive tool that helps people identify their best places to retire, based on the criteria they select for location, weather, cost of living, etc. So far the test has been taken over 11,000 times. The analysis of these preferences reveal a number of sometimes surprising trends.
Here are the basic findings and our conclusions from them:
- The quiz has been taken 11,471 times (some people have taken it multiple times)
- 39% of quiz takers say they plan to retire in 1-5 years; a slightly smaller percentage say they plan to opt out of the work force in 5-10 years.
- About 80% of Ranger quiz takers say they are planning or considering a move far away from where they live now. Only 5% said they will stay where they live now, or near there. This result is definitely atypical of the general retirement population – usually only about one-third of retirees seriously consider moving far away. There is a simple explanation for this: if you take this test, you are preselected to be someone who is looking to move!
- About 1/3 of test takers were not interested in an active adult community, 20% are very interested, and the remainder are open to that option
- Surprisingly, about half of test takers are looking for an average cost community, while a third are seeking a community with below average costs
- The most favored environments were in order: coastal, lake, small town, mountain, suburban
- The population of town does not appear to matter too much (whether small, medium, or big)
- Most people are looking for a warm retirement, but not necessarily Florida-warm. The most selected option for median low January temperature was that it had to be at least 40 degrees (49%). About 25% of takers were not that fussy, who said that the Jan median low had to be at least 20+ degrees
- When it comes to choosing a place based on culture, a substantial one-third were looking for a community that has an above average cultural environment. Average culture was good enough for 52%
- Not so surprising in these difficult economic times, 60% of quiz takers were interested in finding a state with lower than average tax burden
- Regional preferences – The Southeast was the most preferred region, followed distantly by the West
- States – All the talk that the Carolinas have overtaken the traditional retirement favorite, Florida, does not seem to hold up. Retirement Ranger quiz takers asked to see Florida communities 330 times, followed by North Carolina at 127, Texas at 95, South Carolina with 78, and Tennessee at 75. Trailing those states were (in order) Arizona, California, Washington, Virginia, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Delaware.
- When it comes to foreign countries, Costa Rica and Mexico were essentially tied as the most popular choices (but less popular than the states mentioned above).
Note about these statistics: People can and do take the Retirement Ranger multiple times, which means that although the test has been taken over 11,000 times, these statistics represent the interests of a smaller number of actual people. While it is a bit of a "What-if" exercise, the value of these statistics is that they represent what people considering a move in retirement are looking for in their best place to retire.
What do you think? What do you think represents the best place to retire. Please share your opinions in the comments below.
Coming up: We will be writing an article summarizing recent migration patterns of people in retirement, which have changed dramatically since the recession began.
Is there any way to use Retirement Ranger inquires to track the final decision to relocate, the type of community and location to which they move. While Im asking, can you also identify the motivational criteria for thier selection.Thats all!!!
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Great article. It's very interesting to see how 'main-stream', or not, each one of us is.
As to the overwhelming choices being in the Southeast, is that because the largest percentage of quiz takers reside on the Right Coast, so our ties are here primarily?
Also, maybe we of this ready-to-retire new generation are not really so different than our grandparents when it comes to location; only the activities we want to do when we get there.
Thanks again.
That is a great idea, Joe. I, too, would like to see the same info!
Hi John – great article. As a West Coaster, I too want to retire on the water/ocean. However, due mostky to California coastal conservation and development restrictions, availability of places to live on the coast much less than the east coast. Add to it that the scarcity drives up the cost of living and property prices, west coast retirement is just too cost prohibitive for many, even most. Darn!
To answer some of the questions posted above:
Yes, I am sure that the bias toward the east coast retirement destinations is a reflection that 2 out of 3 Topretirements members and visitors are from the Right Coast. There are a lot of people on the East Coast and Midwest, and our weather and taxes conspire to make them want to move somewhere else for retirement.
There isn't a good way, yet, to track preferences on the Ranger as they translate to final choice. But we encourage members to tell us where they decide to move, and we keep track of those and report on them. Here is one of our reports http://www.topretirements.com/blog/great-towns/where-our-members-are-retiring-to.html/
I wasn't exactly sure what you meant by motivational criteria for selection. People tend to choose the selection criteria for the retirement they are interested in. And we made choices available for minimum January temperature, location, taxes, cost of living, etc. We also encourage test takers to specify no-preference when they can, because with only 750 towns in the database, if you get too specific you won't see many results.
Thanks to everyone for posting these comments – keep them coming.
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The East Coast (populations especially concentrated in the the N.E.)has about twice as many people as the West Coast (U.S. Census), so that explains part of the bias as well – people often stick to the same coast when relocating.
Jan Cullinane, The New Retirement: The Ultimate Guide to the Rest of Your Life (Rodale)
The article was interesting but I doubt the data is very useful. I've taken the Ranger quiz at least a dozen times and plugged in widely divergent criteria each time just to see what different results I'd get. I'd bet others have done the same, perhaps on a smaller scale. If you collated my efforts you'd find someone who wants to live in the mountains, coast, small town, suburbs, lake, coast; who wants to live in a small town, medium-size city; on the west coast, in the Southeast; lower cost of living, not lower cost of living; etc. That's the fun and value of taking the quiz, to see what retirement options there are given different cirteria.
The best place in the world to retire is Naples Florida.
Especially is you from the Northeast, NY, NJ,
NH, Mass, etc. We are use to paying high taxes, eating in average
restaurants that cost a small fortune. Gold, boating,
beaches, tennis, fitness, theater, festivals, sporting events
great weather, hundreds of restaurants, NO taxes. The place
looks like a botanical gardens. Really, why would want
to live anywhere else, I challenge you to find a
better place to retire.
great restaurants to choose from
Really, why would want to live anywhere else…..?
Because Florida is just too damn hot and humid 6 months out of the year.
Having lived in the west most of my life (even though I was born in NJ) I can't see living anywhere but in the west. It is just too humid to live comfortably on the east coast, particularly Florida. Give me the "dry" heat of Arizona anytime!
I'll bet none of you ever thought about time change as a factor of staying on the east coast. The hour difference between Eastern and Central for example would mean a radical change in life style. Up very early etc. affects your biological systems and habits formed over many years. My wife and I have had a degree of difficulty with those adjustments, so I'm betting that some others will have a similar problem.
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We love to travel. So, cost is a big factor for us. We think by having Texas be our destination we will also be able to afford trips to Africa, South America, etc. We ruled out Arizona because it is too cold. In Texas we can sleep with our windows open some in January.
I was born and raised on the east coast and lived in d.c. Part of my adult life. Moved to the west coast and visits to the east coast. Time does NOT change your lifestyle or your biological clock. I don't get where you are coming from.
November 11th, 2011 | #
[...] For Further Reference: "Economy Alters How Americans are Moving" from the New York Times. Outward Bound New Yorkers The Best Places to Retire as Preferred by Takers of the Retirement Ranger [...]
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As a West Coast chick, I can't imagine living anywhere on the East Coast, except for Manhattan. And, I know I can't afford NYC.
I must admit that I've never been to the Carolinas, but I've seen Florida and I was not impressed. Granted, I spent most of my vacation going from one big city to another…but I just wouldn't ever move there. If I needed to relocate to a different area for a cheaper cost of living, I would go to a place like Boise, Idaho. If I won the lottery, I'd move to Hawaii.
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Part of unspoken agreements at startup companies is that employees will be taking on multiple roles in the organization as the company grows. With limited financing and resources employees are expected to do their job, plus other functions that they might not know anything about.
If you don't pick up the slack when needed, you may not be around for long. Startups aren't easy and this is one of the more daunting concepts around working at a startup. You'll definitely be pushed in uncomfortable directions and might not know how to respond.
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1) Read + Learn about the new responsibilities. If you do BD and need to learn marketing best practices pick up a book or head over to the countless marketing expert blogs (ask around to find out who is good and who is all noise) and dig in.
2) Bring in an expert. Whatever the skill set is, ask management or your investors to help conquer the beast that is the new thing you are needing to tackle. If it is paid advertising and you have no idea what is left and what is right it's your responsibility to ask for help.
3) Know yourself and at a certain point if you have so much to do that you can't even do your own job talk to your boss and put it all out there. You may need to hire someone to fill that role.
4) Go work at a different (bigger) company. Less potential reward, but more stability and hey if you are good, you can move up in the ranks and make a good salary/career out if it. Some people realize they are not right for the startup life at this point. It's a hard lifestyle to maintain.
Hope this is helpful!
There are many reason why a startup fails. Depending on the stage of the company there are a trillion scenarios where your startup just doesn't work out. And while there is no one reason your startup will fail, I'm fairly certain hiring the wrong employees is in everyone's top 3 reasons why it does.
And it makes sense. Hiring the wrong employee can set a company back so badly that some never recover. If you think about it- let's say in a good scenario- you come to the realization you hired the wrong person 6 months after said hiring (because it never happens instantly). Now you need to let the person go and find a replacement. That will take another 1-3 months. Then that new person needs to be brought up to speed (and you run the risk that they might also turn out to be the wrong person). So we are talking 9 months to one year of time lost for a role.
Now think about hiring the wrong person in multiple roles and only raising enough money for 18 months. Startups need to make enough progress to justify another round of fundraising, taking the business to the next level.
So, you can see how hiring the wrong employee can really sink a company. But what can a company do to make sure they hire the right people? I think it goes without saying that they need to ask the right questions in the interviews (or courting process). On top of that, you need to hire for the here and now as well as where you want to go. This means making sure that if your company is going to be growing, you have the right personal to grow with the company.
I'm not a hiring expert, so I would love for someone who knows what they are doing to jump in the comments and give some helpful tidbits about hiring the right employees and tricks to spotting the wrong fits.
I've been thinking about inflection points. For those that aren't familiar with this term in startup-world, it means when your startup has hit a point that leads to accelerated growth. This typically happens when either a new feature is released or tweaks fix an existing feature. Or it may be events out of your control (otherwise known as luck).
The big question for every startup to ask themselves is, "What can I do to get to a stage of hyper growth? How can we hit our inflection point?" There are obviously different paths for different companies to take.
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- Preheat an oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Melt 1/2 cup butter in a large skillet; cook and stir the onion in the butter until caramelized, about 10 minutes. Stir in the sugar and cook until the sugar completely melts, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside to cool completely.
- Mix together the flour, salt, and pepper in a shallow dish. Whisk together the egg and water in a small bowl. Dredge each chicken breast in the flour; shake off the excess flour and then dip the chicken in the egg and water mixture.
- Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat; cook the chicken in the hot oil until completely browned, 5 to 7 minutes per side.
- Place 2 of the chicken breast halves in the bottom of a baking dish. Top each with about half the brie and half the caramelized onions. Lie the remaining chicken breast halves atop the brie and onions.
- Bake the chicken in the preheated oven until the cheese is melted and the chicken is no longer pink in the center, about 10 minutes.
- While the chicken bakes, melt 2 tablespoons butter in a small skillet over medium heat. Allow the butter to brown slightly before adding the vermouth; bring to a simmer and allow to cook until the liquid reduces by about half. Season with the thyme, salt, and pepper. Stir the arrowroot into the mixture to thicken. Serve the sauce over the chicken.
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Great as is ....Just to offer a lighter twist and to stretch the budget out.....Rather than breading the chicken and then topping the chicken with another piece... try one piece ( not breaded) , add raspberry preserves over the brie and chicken and wrap in phyllo. Light and yummy. You can even use poached chicken and sugar free preserves to be a little more healthy! Thanks for sharing!
I was very excited to try this recipe, but I have to say that I was a little disappointed. I love chicken, brie, and caramelized onions so I thought these things would go great together. It was just alright, not great. It took more time than I thought, and it was so rich it gave me a stomach ache. Also, look at the nutritional information...definitely not worth the 1500 calories.
Excellent meal. Sauce didn't work for me (lumpy and nowhere near saucy). Don't think you'll miss it. Spoiler Alert - couldn't keep my hands out of the caramelized onions while the chicken browned. Might want to make more than you think you'll need.
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Amount Per Serving (2 total)
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- 1506 cal
- 75%
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Net Energy Metering and Tracking
The Net Energy Metering programs will be re-designed in the next couple of years, as PG&E gets closer to reaching the predetermined NEM cap. Customers who are already participating in an eligible NEM program will be allowed to continue taking service on their current program for a transition period of up to 20 years before they have to take service on the new net energy metering rates.
PG&E's Net Energy Metering programs provide customers the ability to offset the cost of electricity with their own renewable generation and current customers will automatically be allowed to continue with their current program for a transition period of up to 20 years before they have to switch on to the new NEM Program.
Here you can find more information on the Transition rules and timeline as well as track PG&E's progress towards the net energy metering cap set by State Legislature.
The table below shows the latest number of NEM customers in PG&E's service territory taking service under NEM and the combined capacity of their generating systems.*
These amounts are only estimates for tracking purposes and do not replace PG&E's CPUC reporting requirements.
|NEM Installations – Number
|NEM Installations CEC AC
|Estimated Percent of Aggregate Peak Demand*
|June 30, 2014
The figures above are updated quarterly.
* Based on PG&E's four year annual average, 2007 through 2010, non-coincident aggregate customer peak demand of 48,177 MWs, per Advice Letter 4122-E.
Note: The transition to a new NEM program is directed by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and pursuant to Assemble Bill 327.
Program Transition Details
- Do customers need to take any action?No. Existing NEM customers will be automatically placed on the new NEM program rates after the Transition period.
- What is the Transition period?If you are a customer already participating in a NEM program at the time the cap is reached or before July 1, 2017, whichever occurs first, you will be 'grandfathered.' This means that you will continue to be eligible under your original applicable NEM program for 20 years from the original interconnection approval date ("Permission to Operate Letter") until the date of your annual true-up bill (or 12th month bill) in the 21st year of participation. For example, if a customer had a NEM interconnection date in July of 2010, they would be eligible to stay on their current NEM program through their annual true up in July of 2030.
- Who does the Transition Period apply to?The Transition period applies to customers who take service on either the current
Net Energy Metering (NEM), Virtual Net Energy Metering (NEMV), or Virtual Net Energy Metering for Multifamily Affordable Housing (NEMVMASH) programs before July 1, 2017, or when the respective Cap has been reached.
- When does eligibility for the Transition period end?Eligibility to be grandfathered and take advantage of the transition period will end either July 1st, 2017, or at such time when the cap is reached, whichever happens sooner.
- What would disqualify a customer's system from the Transition period?If the renewable generator is modified or repaired after the Cap has been reached, the customer can remain eligible for the entire transition period only if the generator capacity increase is less than 1 kW or less than 10% of the originally approved generator capacity.
However, if the capacity increase is greater than 1 kW or 10% of the originally approved generator capacity, the customer cannot utilize the prior NEM program for the entire system. The customer would have the following two options:
• Meter the added capacity separately under the successor NEM program, or
• Elect for the whole system to take service under the successor NEM program
- What if a customer transfers ownership of the renewable generator?If the renewable generator is transferred to a new owner, operator, or PG&E account at the original location, it will not lose eligibility for the original 20 years transition period unless the customer has elected to transition to the successor NEM program sooner.
- Will customers have the option to transition to the new NEM program sooner?Yes. The successor NEM program will be developed by the CPUC in the next couple of years. At that time, customers will have the option to move to the successor NEM program prior to the expiration of your 20 years transition period. If the customer elects an early transition, they cannot later move back to the previously applicable NEM, NEMV or NEMVMASH program.
- How is the NEM Cap Calculated?The NEM program has a limit set by the Legislature. The NEM cap is based on the earlier of the cutoff date of July 1, 2017, or when the total generating capacity of all renewable generators has exceeded 5% of PG&E's aggregated customer peak demand cap or the 2,409 MW capacity limit as added by AB 327.
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Zeca Baleiro began to perform in São LuÃs do Maranhão MA around 1975. After years acting as composer/interpreter in several cities like Belo Horizonte MG and São Paulo SP, he had his big break when Gal Costa invited him to appear in her special for Acústico MTV in 1997. His first two albums, Por Onde Andará Stephen Fry? and Vô Imbolá, won gold records. He was also nominated for the 2000 Latin Grammy Awards in the Best Pop Album category. In 1999 he was awarded Best Singer by APCA (São Paulo's association of art critics), and in 1998 won three Sharp prizes in the pop/rock category, as best song, best album, and revelation. Songs off his first CD were chosen for soundtracks of TV Globo soap operas; "Samba do Approach" (off the second one) was included in TV Globo's series Mulheres. Baleiro has performed in Cannes (France), Montreux (Switzerland), Porto (Portugal), and Cartagena (Spain). He wrote the music of the show Mãe Gentil (Ivaldo Bertazzo), participated in the Os 5 no Palco project (with Lenine, Chico César, Paulinho Moska, and Marcos Suzano), as well as Songbook Chico Buarque, Balaio do Sampaio (a tribute to Sérgio Sampaio), and Projeto Lusofonia (Martinho da Vila). Baleiro produced the albums of Ceumar and PatrÃcia Amaral, and also had his video "Proibida Pra Mim" presented in the cinema. ~ Alvaro NederPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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The troubles of electric-car-maker Fisker Automotive have fueled another round of debate about whether plug-ins can live up to their promises. The California start-up, which had already halted production and laid off most of its employees, missed a federal loan payment Monday and told a congressional hearing on Wednesday that it may not be able to avoid bankruptcy.
This is probably the end of the road for Fisker. But definitely not for electric cars. Let me dispel some of the myths.
1. The electric car is dead.
This myth is partly my fault, perpetuated by the title of my 2006 documentary, "Who Killed the Electric Car?" The signs back then weren't promising. Under pressure from car companies and other lobbyists, California rolled back its Zero-Emission Vehicle mandate, which had helped get nearly 5,000 electric cars on the road. The change in the regulation freed carmakers to round up the cars they had leased - and then surreptitiously crush them.
Thankfully, it takes more than a crusher to kill a technology. Today, almost all the major automakers, along with a cast of new players, are investing in and building plug-in cars. California's mandate has also made a comeback, and other states are considering similar rules.
Fisker's struggles can be attributed, in part, to the fact that start-ups in any industry have a high rate of failure, and launching a start-up in the automotive sector is especially expensive. That makes it all the more impressive that Fisker's rival Tesla turned a quarterly profit this year.
A new report from IEE, part of the Edison Foundation, projects that between 5 million and 30 million electric cars will be on U.S. roads by 2035. "The electrification of the vehicle fleet is a foregone conclusion," says former GM vice chairman (and former electric-car-basher) Bob Lutz.


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Interview with Dan Forest, Candidate for Lt. Governor of North Carolina
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In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner is joined by special guest, Dan Forest. Dan is currently a Candidate for Lt. Governor of North Carolina. Dan answers questions about why he left a lucrative business to pursue a life of service in politics. Dan feels called to government and believes our country needs a new type of bold leadership. Rick and Dan explore vital issues such as unemployment, abortion, and the epidemic of a deteriorating family and cultural life in America.


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Ocean views and elegant accommodations on the "Most Beautiful Island in America." With sweeping views of Frenchman Bay, the AAA 4-diamond Bluenose Inn is the perfect hotel accommodation choice for a memorable vacation on Maine's famed Mount Desert Island, home of Acadia National Park.
Here, atop a granite terraced hillside, you will quickly discover the allure of Maine's rockbound coast. The ideal location of our hotel places us just minutes away from the host of attractions that make this corner of Maine one of the nation's most popular retreats.
The original building on the site of the Bluenose Inn was constructed in 1884 as a summer estate of Mrs. William Morris Hunt, an artist's widow. The stonework from this palatial "cottage," which she named Mizzentop, remains beneath the building that bears its name.
Accommodations in today's luxury resort is defined by two elegant guest buildings: the luxurious 52-room Mizzentop which also houses our registration office, Business Center, the inviting Great Room Piano Lounge, Gift Shop and our Vista Room meeting facility; and Stenna Nordica, featuring 45 tastefully decorated rooms and a glass front elevator. A third building houses our indoor heated pool, hot tub, steam room, fitness center and Eden Spa. Our grounds feature an outdoor heated pool, garden paths, and, of course, our panoramic views of Frenchman Bay.
The Bluenose Inn has no resort fees.
Mount Desert Island was voted #4 on USA Today's "10 Best U.S. Islands- Readers' Choice!"
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The Bluenose was a recent winner of the Environmental Leader Award by the Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce (The Environmental Leader Award is given to a business that has shown leadership in our community through its sustainable practices.)
Mount Desert Island was #2 on Travel & Leisure's 'World's Best Awards 2012-Top Islands in Continental U.S. and Canada'!
See what the "Travelin' Maine(rs)" had to say about their stay at the Bluenose Inn (Kennebec Journal - July 11, 2011) and The Looking Glass Chef Table Dinner (Kennebec Journal – August 2, 2012).


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Martin Foyle releases seven players as Ben Purkiss turns down York City deal (From York Press)
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Martin Foyle releases seven players as Ben Purkiss turns down York City deal
12:00pm Wednesday 19th May 2010 in Sport By Dave Flett, Sports reporter
York City right-back Ben Purkiss has turned down a second contract offer at Bootham Crescent.
But Minstermen chief Martin Foyle is hoping Northampton-based defender Luke Graham will commit his future to the club despite his geographical reservations, and midfielder Levi Mackin has also been offered a new deal.
As reported on our website, thepress.co.uk yesterday, Foyle released seven senior players following City's 3-1 Blue Square Premier play-off final defeat against Oxford at the weekend.
Josh Mimms, Richard Pacquette, Jamie Clarke and Kevin Gall have all been given free transfers, while Craig Nelthorpe, Alan O'Hare and Simon Russell were also told they were surplus to requirements after ending the season on loan with Luton, Gainsborough and Cambridge respectively.
Midfielder Paul Harsley and winger Courtney Pitt, meanwhile, have returned to their parent clubs and Adam Smith and Djoumin Sangare are expected to be invited back for pre-season to prove their form and fitness before decisions over their futures are made.
Youth-team pair Dean Lisles and Jamie Hopcutt have been offered non-contract terms with 11 players – Michael Ingham, David McGurk, Daniel Parslow, James Meredith, Alex Lawless, Neil Barrett, Chris Carruthers, Michael Rankine, Richard Brodie, Michael Gash and Andy McWilliams – already under contract for 2010/11.
Speaking about out-of-contract trio Purkiss, Graham and Mackin, Foyle said: "Luke Graham has done great since coming in. He's a good pro and we have had a good chat.
"He enjoys working for me and we get on well together. He will be talking the contract over with his missus, so we will have to wait and see.
"Levi has also taken his contract away to look at, but Ben has turned down a second offer. The door is still open and I might try to help him in another way, but I have to keep looking for other players in any case."
The City boss added that he might consider a permanent move for Harsley, but would not be pursuing his interest in Pitt.
He said: "The door is still open with Hars. His wages at Chesterfield are nowhere near what I could offer but we will keep in touch. We took Courtney on short term but he probably did not deliver as much as we hoped."
Foyle was loathe to criticise any of the players who failed to make his retained list however, saying: "I'd like to thank all the players for their contributions.
"They have all done well and have had a part to play in our mini success but, unfortunately, we came up a bit short."
Explaining Smith and Sangare's situations, Foyle said: "Talks are ongoing with Adam and Jimmy and I've given them honest opinions about what I need. Adam was fantastic before Christmas and Jimmy also did really well but I haven't seen enough of them in terms of appearances.
"The ball is in their court really. If they come back and do the business for me, I will look after them."
Foyle explained that the decision to release reserve 'keeper Mimms could work in the player's best interests after he only made two first-team appearances last season.
"It's been done partly to help Josh," the City manager said. "His attitude has been fantastic and he's never been a problem for me or let me down.
"But sometimes you can wear people down in football and I think he's in that situation. I hope he will be thanking me in three months' time when he's playing regular first-team football somewhere else."
Foyle will now be considering his options as he looks to replace Mimms.
He is undecided on the future of goalkeeper coach Simon Miotto, who is also registered as a player, until he has full details of his wage budget for next season.
Foyle also added that it would be too early to promote highly-rated youth-team 'keeper Ben White to the first-team squad, saying: "He's only a first year and needs a fair bit of coaching but he might be ready in 12 months or two years' time.
"I'll still be looking for somebody to put pressure on Michael Ingham though. You can always use the loan market and the talks with Simon are ongoing.
"I've spoken to the chairman and I need to know exactly what I can do. If we had got into the Football League, it might have been a bit more."
Foyle admitted that missing out on promotion also influenced his decision to only retain the services of centre-back Lisles and winger Hopcutt from the second-year apprentices who helped last season's youth team finish runners-up in the Football League Youth Alliance North East Conference table with Kingsley Wetherald, Adam Scorfield, Nick Thompson, Ryan Qualter, Dom Brown and Michael Duckworth all released.
The City manager now intends to ensure Lisles and Hopcutt both get a quick taste of senior football.
He said: "Dean Lisles is probably a bit stronger and we will be looking to get him out on loan. Jamie Hopcutt has been eye-catching in boys' football but has a slighter build so we will see how he looks in the summer before deciding whether he is ready to play against men.
"We will be looking after them and the only reason we have offered them non-contract terms is because if they were on professional terms they can only go to three clubs on loan during the season."
Another former youth-team graduate Andy McWilliams could further his experience away from the club too during the second year of his professional contract, having only made three substitute appearances for the first team last season.
Foyle added: "Andy was given a two-year contract last summer as a reward for playing 20 games for me. I saw some potential but we raised the bar last summer and attracted better players who have done well.
"He will have another chance to break into the team during pre-season. Otherwise, we will look to get him out on loan to continue his development."
York City squad
Contracted: James Meredith, David McGurk, Daniel Parslow, Michael Gash, Andy McWilliams, Alex Lawless, Neil Barrett, Michael Rankine, Richard Brodie, Michael Ingham, Chris Carruthers.
In talks: Djoumin Sangare, Adam Smith, Simon Miotto.
Contracts offered: Ben Purkiss, Levi Mackin, Luke Graham, Dean Lisles, Jamie Hopcutt.
Released: Richard Pacquette, Josh Mimms, Jamie Clarke, Kevin Gall, Alan O'Hare, Simon Russell, Craig Nelthorpe, Ryan Qualter, Kingsley Wetherald, Dominic Brown, Michael Duckworth, Adam Scorfield, Nick Thompson.
Loans ended: Paul Harsley (Chesterfield), Courtney Pitt (Cambridge).
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12:23pm Wed 19 May 10
alimount says...
12:38pm Wed 19 May 10
Sir Alex says...
Hopefully Danny is not no. 1 option for that role.
12:43pm Wed 19 May 10
yorko66 says...
12:43pm Wed 19 May 10
Wilbur says...
Well he certainly didn't delivery that corner on Sunday!
1:05pm Wed 19 May 10
old_school_minsterman says...
1:21pm Wed 19 May 10
Some old bloke says...
1:27pm Wed 19 May 10
YORKCITYFC says...
Greg Young Alty centre back rumoured to be signing aswell
1:38pm Wed 19 May 10
Longhurster says...
2:04pm Wed 19 May 10
mulletman says...
2:22pm Wed 19 May 10
JohnnyByrne says...
2:24pm Wed 19 May 10
JohnnyByrne says...
YORKCITYFC wrote:Gleeson has already signed for Luton I believe.
If Purkiss doesn't want to stay, we could try to get Gleeson from Cambridge who is out of contract. Greg Young Alty centre back rumoured to be signing aswell
2:39pm Wed 19 May 10
JohnnyByrne says...
2:41pm Wed 19 May 10
OLD - HEAD says...
2:54pm Wed 19 May 10
pedalo paula says...
2:59pm Wed 19 May 10
Nick Tolliss says...
pedalo paula wrote:We don't need him Pedalo as we have Brodie, but we need an attacking midfielder. I suggest that we go for Messi.
See City missed out on David Villa, when will the big signings come??
3:21pm Wed 19 May 10
Sir Alex says...
The BSN only had TWO teams 'relegated' (cos Farsley went bust) but next years draft line-up includes a total of THREE 'reprieved' teams!! Work that one out!
5:09pm Wed 19 May 10
duffy says...
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Army Man says...
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pieandapintlass says...
8:20pm Wed 19 May 10
Brodies Mullet says...
9:07pm Wed 19 May 10
Southern Exile says...
I don't agree with the comments above. Defensively he is weak and his crossing is inconsistent. Yes we need a right back to replace him as Parslow can't play there but time to get realistic with Mr Purkiss...
11:31pm Wed 19 May 10
Realitytime says...
Army Man wrote:Could not agree more with you 'Army Man'
Dont undersatnd the reason behind having a youth team if they are never given the chance to prove themselves, i have watched most of the reserve games this year including the NRSCup final against Stokesley, Duckworth looked as though he was good enough to play at the right back position, a position we are now struggling to fill with Purkiss turning down a contract and Paslow not being anywere good enough in that position!!!
I too have seen many a youth game this season and thought the boy Duckworth looked the part at RB. What on earth is Foyle wanting from his youth players? We have a York born an bread RB probably busting to play for City, but instead Foyle your **** footing around Purkiss again instead of giving successful youth players the chance!
I really hope the lad Duckworth comes back to bite you one day Foyle as you cant seem to see the wood for the trees...
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By Robin Jedlicka - bio | email VALDOSTA, GA (WALB) - Neighbors are in shock over the accidental death of a young Valdosta boy.
"It's mind boggling. Truly, it was crazy. It was unexpected," says neighbor Victor Gray.
Around 8 o'clock Monday night, seven-year-old Ali Gillard was killed after his ten-year-old brother accidentally shot him in the back of the head with a handgun they found in their home on Ponderosa Drive.
Commander Brian Childress of the Valdosta Police Department says, "We're deeply disturbed, due to the fact that this child was killed because of a handgun being left out and about."
Ali's brother told paramedics that his brother had fallen and hit his head. Upon arriving at South Georgia Medical Center, it was discovered the boy had been shot.
He died shortly after arriving at the hospital.
"After we secured the home, we recovered the handgun via a search warrant," says Childress.
News of the shooting left neighbors shaken.
"We found out is was a gunshot wound to the head. Hours later, when the police came with the crime scene tape and all that, we found out how really serious it was," says Victor Gray.
Police say Ali's family members could face charges.
"We have a seven year old boy that's dead," says Childress. "We absolutely, positively will not rule any charges here. This is still an ongoing criminal investigation."
There was no gun lock on the weapon. The Valdosta police provide free locks to the community, and say there is no excuse for negligence. "Last night could have been prevented by just simply coming by and getting one of these gun locks," says Childress.
Ali's ten year old brother is back home with his mother. DFACS is investigating.
This is the second shooting on Ponderosa drive this year, but neighbors say they have never experienced a tragedy like this one.
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Thanks to Dlisted for linking to this awesome skull cake. theCHIVE (go to their site for more pictures) just put up pictures, so I don't know who made it. Either way it looks delicious. I would want mine with a nice gelatinous filling.
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This year will sadly mark the 12th anniversary of the attacks on America on 9/11.
How will New York remember?
With ethereal lights to light the night!
[via Gothamist]Tribute In Light Returns For 9/11 Anniversary
For this year's 12th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks, the Tribute In Light will come back.
Yesterday, Mayor Bloomberg's office announced, "The 'Tribute in Light' will return for one night as a tribute to all those who were lost on September 11th. The lights are located at West and Morris Streets in lower Manhattan. The lights will be on beginning at sunset on September 11, 2013 and fading away at dawn on September 12th. There will be no formal program. The lights are best seen when it is completely dark; sunset is expected to occur at 7:11 P.M. that night and sunrise is expected to occur at 6:34 A.M. on the morning of September 12th."
The ethereal installation, which involves high-powered lights at a lower Manhattan location, was commissioned by Creative Time after the attacks. Artists Julian Laverdiere and Paul Myoda had proposed the twin beams of light for a NY Times Magazine feature and the Tribute was first lit for the six month anniversary of the attacks.
The funding for Tribute In Light has been imperiled in the past, but is now under management of the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.
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And oh so very beautiful.
May the lights of all who were lost that horrible day…
Never go out.
Never forget.
Just the horror of that day…
But all those innocent, lost souls, who New York commemorates with lights.


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Glasgow Daily Times
The draw for the 4th Region Girls Soccer Tournament was held Saturday. The tournament will run Oct. 21, 22 and 24 at Bowling Green Juniior High. Logan County and Glasgow earned first round byes.
On Monday, Oct. 21 - Bowling Green will play Monroe County at 5:30 p.m. with Greenwood playing Todd County Central at 7:30 p.m.
On Tuesday, Oct. 22 - Logan County will play the Monroe County/Bowling Green winner at 5:30 p.m. and Glasgow will play the Greenwood/Todd County Central winner at 7:30 p.m.
The championship match will be Thursday, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m.


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Derry News
---- — The Best Buddies NH Tennis Challenge, held in Derry, Londonderry, Hooksett and Manchester July 26-29, was a smash.
High school students took the lead and spent months organizing, soliciting donations ans promoting the event.
Best Buddies is an international organization founded by Anthony Shriver, dedicated to establishing opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Best Buddies in New Hampshire has college and high school chapters, which are working to establish a New Hampshire state office in order to help expand programs to better serve communities. Visit bestbuddies.org/newhampshire to find our more or get involved.
Below are the tournament winners.
Men's Doubles: Semifinals, Andy Day and Tomas Gonzalez vs. Tony Cortese and McKinley Grimes, winner: Day/Gonzalez (8-6); Skip Burbine and Alex Burbine vs. Dan Watson and Ephraim Lin, winner: Burbine/Burbine (8-5); Finals, Andy Day and Tomas Gonzalex vs. Skip Burbine and Alex Burbine, winner: Day/Gonzalez (6-3) (6-7) (10-4).
Men's Consolation Doubles: Semifinals, Luke Croteau and Connor Western vs. Sam Gould and Mike Ricciardi, winner: Gould/Ricciardi (8-5); Rick DePasquale and John Lombardi vs. Tom Meighan and Greg Meighan, winner: Meighan/Meighan (9-7); Finals: Sam Gould and Mike Ricciardi vs. Tom Meighan and Greg Meighan, winner: Gould/Ricciardi (7-6) (4-6) (7-5).
Men's Singles: Semifinals, Alex Burbine vs. Collin Stone, winner: Alex Burbine (8-4); Andy Day vs. Matt McKinney, winner: Andy Day (8-4); Finals, Alex Burbine vs. Andy Day, winner: Alex Burbine (6-0, 6-2).
Men's Consolation Singles: Semifinals, Jeff Towne vs. Mike Rubin, winner: Jeff Towne (8-2); Rafael Muchon vs. Patrick Maryea, winner: Maryea (9-8); Finals: Towne vs. Maryea, winner: Towne (6-1) (6-1).
Women's Doubles: Semifinals, Julie Neverman and Cathy Wilson vs. Cassie Burbine and Bethany Huard, winner: Neverman/Wilson; Semifinals, Amanda DePasquale and Brenda Lockwood vs. Alexandra McKinney and Amanda Woodgate, winner: McKinney/Woodgate (8-0); Finals: Neverman/Wilson vs. McKinney/Woodgate (6-4) (5-7) (10-8).
Consolation Women's Doubles: Semifinals, Patrice Burbine and Suzanne Aguilar vs. Barbara Schult and Diane Taschereau, winner: Burbine/Aguilar (8-6); Stephanie Phelps and Lisa O'Brien vs. Casey Gilman and Meghan Cokely, winner: Gilman/Cokely (8-2); Finals: Burbine/Aguilar vs. Gilman/Cokely, winner: Gilman/Cokely (6-0) (6-4).
Mixed Doubles: Semifinals, Skip Burbine and Cassie Burbine vs. Tony Cortese and Sue Fuller, winner: Burbine/Burbine (9-8); Semifinals, Colin Stone and Natasha Hesse vs. Than Moore and Brittany Potter, winner: Stone/Hesse (8-0); Finals: Burbine/Burbine vs. Stone/Hesse, Winner: Burbine/Burbine (7-6) (6-3).
Consolation Mixed Doubles: Semifinals, Ephraim Lin and Cathy Wilson vs. Ken Gould and Suzanne Aguilar, winner: Lin/Wilson (8-2); Semifinals, Brian Hashem and Diane Hashem vs. Dan Watson and Julie Neverman, Winner: Watson/Neverman; Finals: Lin/Wilson vs. Watson/Neverman, Winner: Watson/Neverman (6-3)(6-4).
Junior Singles: Semifinals, Zack Gould vs. Ian Horne, Winner: Horne (9-8); Semifinals, Cameron Lynch vs. Josh Pifer, Winner: Lynch (8-6); Finals: Horne vs. Lynch, Winner: Horne (8-5).
Consolation Junior Singles: Semifinals, Sophie Chirichiello vs. Kasea Buckner, Winner: Buckner (8-1); Semifinals, Maylene LaPress vs. Anli Zhang, Winner: Zhang (9-7); Finals: Buckner vs. Zhang, Winner: Zhang.


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New York DECA's 53rd Annual State Competition was recently held in Rochester. Roslyn High School maintained its reputation of excellence and high ranking with 12 top-10 finalists. Of Roslyn's finalists, two were trophy winners, and two advanced to the DECA international level of competition being held in Anaheim, CA, on April 24. Individual members received medals in the following competitions: Jerry Li, Marketing Management; Kelsey Rosen, Wholesale Selling; Jared Faust, Decision Making Human Resources; Tiffany Sun, Decision Making Human Resources; Zach Busch, Decision Making Marketing; David Futoran, Job Interview; David Haime, Entrepreneurship Innovation Plan, National Qualifier; Sophie Friedfeld-Gebaide, Entrepreneurship Participating Event; Josh Vance, Hospitality & Tourism Professional Selling; Daniel Nissan, Sales Demonstration; Mark Perlman, third place Trophy Sales Demonstration and Alex Epprecht, third place Trophy Principles of Business Management and Administration, National Qualifier.
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Howard Kroplick was just settling in to his new position as North Hempstead's town historian in April of 2012 when a phone call from a resident who found an old headstone led him into a comprehensive study of all 28 cemeteries within
the town's boundaries.
Kroplick, an East Hills resident for 29 years, serves in the unpaid role as an advisor to the North Hempstead board, out of his longtime love of history. His exhaustive study of the area's cemeteries has helped him complete a history of
North Hempstead that will be published in January, which will coincide with the 400-year anniversary of the discovery of Long Island, by Dutch explorer Adriaen Block. It was Block, according to Kroplick, who first identified Long Island as an actual island, not a peninsula as many believed back then. The 128-page book from Arcadia Publishing is the first ever written about North Hempstead.
Thursday, 05 December 2013 00:00
For the time being, much of the Roslyn area is without representation on the Town of North Hempstead council. Recently, Thomas K. Dwyer, who has represented Roslyn on that body since 2002, announced that he would step down from the board while he is in negotiations with a Manhattan-based consulting firm.
Dwyer, who is the chief operating officer of Syosset-based American Land Services, would not identify the firm he is talking to, but he said that the new job would represent a conflict of interest with his work on the town board.
Thursday, 20 February 2014 00:00
Albertson resident and Kellenberg sophomore Gabby Schreib qualified for the Millrose Games in New York City. Schreib qualified as a member of the Sprint Medley Relay along with Danielle Correia, Bridget McNierney, and Jazmine Fray.
The Kellenberg relay's close second place finish in January's Millrose Trials has moved them closer to defending the title they won in the same relay at last year's Millrose Games. Schreib and her teammates time is currently second in the United States for girls track and field performances.
Thursday, 06 February 2014 00:00
Registration for Farmingdale's Over the Hill Gang Softball League will take place Feb. 1, Feb. 8 and Feb. 15, from 10 a.m. - Noon at the Allen Park meeting room on Motor Ave. in Farmingdale. The league is open to men 40 and over who live in Farmingdale or the Town of Oyster Bay area. Players can also apply online at www.othgny.com, however must attend one registration session to show proof of age and residency.
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It was everything organizers Amy Moore and Michelle Clark could have hoped for ... and more, lots more.
"We are so thrilled. The event could not have been more successful. The weather was beautiful. We had over 700 people running in the two races. We're very excited," said Clark afterwards.
Clark credited Moore with the idea of holding a road race, but the event itself was a team effort. Both women are part of the Main Street Association of East Greenwich (formally the Downtown Planning Initiative). The group embraced the idea, then contacted the East Greenwich Lions to partner on it. The Lions had run several summertime 5Ks in the past - the last time in 2008.
"We were originally hoping for 300 and people didn't even think that was possible," Clark said. There were so many people, in fact, that they ran out of t-shirts as well as medals for fun-run participants. But not to worry. They are ordering more for those who didn't receive them.
A one-mile fun run took place first, at 9 a.m., with more than 200 participants - most kids. Runners in both events started on Duke Street just south of Division Street. The 5K took off at 9:30 and the course took them through both the harbor and hill sections of town, ending up on Main Street for a few short blocks before turning onto Division for the finish.
EGHS alum Nick Ross (Class of 2009) was the first to finish the race, with a time of 15:49. The first female finisher was Mary Najarian, with a time of 18:21.
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Age 1-19: male, Brian Musard and Collin Shea; female, Melissa Dalbora and Conner Lynn Dalbora
Age 20-29: male, Joe Siravo and David Holgate; female, Anne London and Katie Ratigan
Age 30-39: male, John Kirkpatrick and Kevin Bolano; female, Karen Benway and Michelle Lambert
Age 40-49: male, Bill Yabroudy and Kenny Bager; female, Sharon Siedliski and Krista Jarrell
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Age 70-99: male, Paul Basin and Fred Zuleger III; female, Alix Swift and Maureen Reilly


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DURANGO, Colo. (AP) — Two teenage girls who surprised their neighbors with homemade cookies late one night were ordered to pay nearly $900 in medical bills for a woman who says she was so startled that she had to go to the hospital.
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MOSCOW, Russia (Tue, Jun 12) – Thousands of Russians have joined the march against President Vladimir Putin Tuesday despite the threat of fines the size of their annual pay and MET office warning of showers, thunderstorms and strong winds in Moscow.
According to organizers; more than 20,000 have already gathered on Moscow's scenic Pushkin Square under a heavy rain for a protest march. Organizers believe that about 30,000 – 40,000 more will come out to join the rally. The procession will be held at the Boulevard Ring and finished the rally on the prospect of Sakharov.
The Moscow police department said "up to 10,000" had set off on demonstrations at 1:00 pm (0900 GMT) that was due to conclude with a mass rally against Putin's rule.
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Some things to talk about while Siri becomes a fan of the Astros…
1) Practices adjusting to school time
After two weeks of two-a-day workouts, freed from any rigid schedule of, you know, school, football coaches around the area are adjusting things for the start of classes next week.
Well, some of them are. Both Port Neches-Groves and Nederland have adjusted their practice times this week to a more traditional morning/afternoon workout schedule, mirroring what they'll do during the season. It's partly for practical concerns, as coaches need to attend teacher inservices during the day.
It's also to get players used to the schedule approaching quickly, with practices in the afternoon heat and quick workout sessions during the athletic period. Nederland attempted to put their student-athletes on that schedule this week specifically to get them acclimated to the season's routine.
At Memorial, the schedule already matched up with how they will do it in season. The Titans have been holding their second two-a-day workout since last week in the afternoon, following a walk-through in the morning.
That's exactly how the Titans run things during the school year, so they don't need to adjust much to get in line with class beginning next week.
2) Nederland's defensive line
If the Nederland Bulldogs could have a defensive line consisting of just two players, they might have one of the best in the state. Seniors De Shawn Washington and Caleb Malveaux are two of the best tackles in the area.
The question Nederland's coaches are faced with now is how to deploy them with the other two starters on the defensive line. Do they start Washington and Malveaux at defensive tackles, clogging up the middle and putting Washington's quickness on those unsuspecting guards and centers?
Or, do they jump Washington out to end and have someone play tackle inside next to Malveaux? Can they jump both Washington and Malveaux out to end and fill in with other players inside?
The answers to those questions will largely depend on the play of those supporting players. Connor Hughes and Beau Stewart have been working at defensive end around the two tackles. When Washington moves outside, William Holman comes in to fill his spot inside. Nathan Tran is another name working his way into the mix after a knee injury kept him out of the first week of practices.
Whatever formation Nederland settles on, though, will not be one they're married to long-term. The Nederland front has always relied on matchup-specific game plans. If it makes more sense for Washington to play outside against Crosby, he will. But, the next week against Goose Creek Memorial, he may slide back inside.
3) Spotlight on PN-G's Bradley Broussard
Indians fans at the scrimmage against Hamshire-Fannett last week probably noticed outside linebacker Bradley Broussard. He was wearing No. 35 and practically lived in the Longhorn backfield with his speed off the edge.
Broussard should be a familiar name by now, as he played at a pretty high level last season for the Indians, too. But, one of the consequences of a 2-8 season is that breakout players tend to get overlooked by the end of the campaign.
That shouldn't be the case for Broussard this year, as his play on the field will get him noticed. His character, though, is what stands out to head coach Brandon Faircloth.
"He's consistent," Faircloth said. "He's as steady of a player as we have. You always know what you're getting. You're getting a hard worker and a good athlete. He's a great kid. If you could have your son be like, I'd put him in that group. He's a great leader."
Broussard brings plenty of on-the-field prowess to the Indians linebacking corps. His speed makes him quite a weapon against teams, as he's able to both drop into pass coverage and get to the quarterback with ease.
"He's a safety that plays outside linebacker," Faircloth said. "He's got good range. He's got speed and he's strong. He's a big-time player for us. We have to get everyone else playing at his level, because he's a great player for our defense."
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I mentioned yesterday, when I posted a recipe for homemade soft pretzels, that I was in quite the I-could-make-that-food mood Saturday.
One thing I tried: homemade mustard.
This weekend, I was in some sort of I-could-make-that-from-scratch mood. A trip to Beachy's, my favorite Amish bulk food store, only made it worse.
I was talking with my coworker, Cassandra Schowengerdt, who works in The News-Gazette's marketing department, and she mentioned this recipe for peanut-butter and honey granola.
Along with the amazing owl baby shower cake I featured yesterday, my baking guest-blogger Erin Lippitz also put together a fun baby shower activity using cupcakes.
My friend, co-worker and regular guest blogger Erin Lippitz has a new cake to share with you.
I first read about this crazy recipe for Pork and Beans Bread in a mystery called "Plum Pudding Murder" more than a month ago.
It was kind of a hokey story, but I liked it because it includes delicious-sounding recipes, including one for this sweet dessert bread.
As an anniversary gift, my sister and her husband gave us this amazing, retro-looking candy dispenser.
The cool thing is, it's motion activated, so you just wave your hand in front of the spout for a fun little treat.
As you may have read yesterday, I had the honor of writing a story about News-Gazette photographer emeritus, Robert K. O'Daniell.
He retired from our newsroom at the end of 2012, after more than 43 years.
I was hunting through my cookbooks last week for a dish to make with a pound of ground beef. I love chili, but I've made it a few too many times this winter.
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Aloha there at Audiko, where you can easily get hot ringtones for your ringer. Today we have a ringtone of "Harlem Shake" by Baauer as well as 2411 other ringtones by Baauer. "Harlem Shake" is a hit from the "Harlem Shake" album that was issued by Baauer at their label together with other 3 tracks. You can listen to all 2090 Baauer – "Harlem Shake" ringtone variations available here and download it for free to your hard drive. You can also select other 26 albums produced by Baauer for all time. "Harlem Shake" is referred to , and Audiko offer a huge amount of compilations absolutely for free. And finally, we have collected lyrics for this track and you can view it here as well. So feel free to browse, listen, download ringtones at Audiko.net. Make your phone sound cool!
Baauer Harlem Shake Ringtone
Harlem Shake 3:16
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