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Jessy James "J.J." Johnson, 79, Ringgold, Ga., died on Wednesday, December 19, 2012, at his residence.
He was a lifelong resident of the Chattanooga and North Georgia areas. Mr. Johnson had been a member of New Liberty Baptist Church for the past 57 years and served as an Usher for many years. He retired from Roadway after several years of service.
He was preceded in death by his parents, R. C. and Mary Johnson; wife, Margie Johnson; daughter, Cathy Johnson; and dear friend, Eula Kaylor.
Survivors are his son-in-law, Joe Watson, Ringgold; brothers and sisters-in-law, Kenneth and Doris Johnson, Chickamauga, Dennis and Mary Johnson, Ringgold; sister and brother-in-law, Elizabeth and Ben Jones, Ringgold; grandson, Nicholas Hill.
Funeral services will be held on Saturday, Nov. 22, at 2 p.m. in the funeral home chapel with Reverend James Langston and Reverend Danny Henson officiating. Interment will be in New Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Tony Brown, Bobby Brown, Harry Cavin, Ricky Johnson, Calyton Eaker, Steve Henry, Bill Rinehart, and Garrison Brown.
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The family will receive friends from 4-8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 21, at Heritage Funeral Home, Battlefield Parkway.
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During Phase 1 we replaced the transmission line between the Novelty Hill and Stillwater substations. Construction began in September 2014 and is now complete.
During Phase 2 we will replace the transmission line from the Stillwater substation to the Cottage Brook substation. We submitted applications for permits in late 2014 and construction is expected to take place between 2015 and 2016.
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The existing electric system serving customers in parts of Duvall and unincorporated King County is almost 100 years old and approaching its capacity limit, putting the homes and businesses that rely on it at risk of outages. The lines were not built to meet the needs of a 21st century community, and can become overloaded during periods of high energy use, such as on very cold or very hot days. In addition to the limitations of the small capacity conductor, the current height and configuration of the poles increase the possibility of damage and outages due to trees and tree branches.
In addition, we'll also be transferring a particularly vulnerable part of the overhead distribution line (Cot-13 distribution circuit) near the Cottage Brook substation from overhead to underground. Placing this distribution line underground will lower the risk of outages.
Transmission lines are key elements in the electrical distribution system. These lines safely transport high voltage electricity from power generation sources like dams and wind generating facilities to substations in local communities. Transmission normally takes place at voltages of 55 kV and higher.
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Anybody know what this is? I need to get some more and don't know what it's called and if it's electrical or plumbing or what. Looks like a bushing. Threads on the outside. No threads on the inside. Two notches to use to tighten and loosen.
Here's where I found and it and why I need more.
We have some installed landscape lights that came with the property. Here's a link to them.
They come with a 1/2" x 12" stem to mount them on. The original installer must have thought the 1/2" stem looked too small around for the size of the light and decided instead to use 2" rigid electrical conduit. They do look much better with the larger stem. The point of attachment on the fixture itself is 1/2" female pipe thread.
To attach the 1/2" female fitting to the 2" stem, the following parts were used: (1) 1/2" short nipple, (2) 1"x1/2" rigid conduit bushing, (3) 1" union, (4) 2" union and (5) the part pictured above. See attached picture.
We're installing some new lights and want them to look the same. I can easily find the first 4 components. It's the 5th one I can't locate. I don't even know what it is to be able to do some google searches. It really looks like a rigid conduit bushing except that the inside is not threaded and it has the 2 notches, presumably to tighten and loosen it.
That's the story and I'm still trying to figure out what it is and where to get them.
He's asking whether you've gone to a real electrical and/or plumbing supply to solve this. (If not, why not?)
I'd try these terms: reducer, adaptor, conduit reducer, conduit bushing, etc.
It looks like that part is not visible when assembled, so it would not need to be identical...only function as such. In fact, if a similar one is threaded on the inside, and it still fits, I'd use it.
Sarcasm aside, I did go to the local electrical and plumbing supply houses. Also asked some local electricians and plumbers. They are stumped too.
The lights were installed in 1984 and so this component is at least 30 years old.
I suspect someone over at the Electrical Wiring forum is right. The inside threads were drilled out of a rigid conduit bushing.
The part is definitely not visible when assembled. Unless someone comes up with the answer, the plan is to use a 2" x 1 1/4" rigid conduit bushing as the inside threads will not get in the way or affect the assembly.


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Universal Pictures and Legendary Entertainment have officially agreed to enter into a five-year production and co-financing partnership, starting in 2014, in which Universal will market and distribute Legendary's movies worldwide, both companies announced Wednesday.
"Comcast and NBCUniversal's global assets in film, television and theme parks offer Legendary unmatched breadth and opportunity to grow our business. We are delighted to be in business with this exceptional team and look forward to a successful partnership," Legendary CEO Thomas Tull said in a statement.
Legendary hopes to take advantage of Universal's theme parks and cross-promotional opportunities from other Comcast properties through its new deal. The two companies will explore ways to expand Legendary's franchises and intellectual property into the theme parks, and Universal will be able to collaborate with Legendary on projects in China due to the latter's deal with China Film Group, the companies said.
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Universal Pictures chairman Adam Fogelson and co-chairman Donna Langley added, "Legendary has demonstrated a keen ability to identify and acquire powerful, fresh intellectual-property-based ideas, match them with strong filmmakers and turn them into blockbuster hits. The Universal team is thrilled to have the opportunity to partner with Legendary in turning those ideas into the best and most successful versions of themselves around the world."
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Sources with knowledge of the situation told The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday that NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke has been enamored of Legendary -- and Universal was the obvious partner for Legendary given its many outlets, including its roster of more than two dozen national television networks including NBC, USA and Bravo. Having recently hired former Warner Bros. Television chief Bruce Rosenblum, it is clear that Legendary hopes to expand aggressively in that area. Another attraction, says a source, was the fact that Universal has no other financing partner.
Wednesday's announcement, however, made no mention of Legendary's TV plans.
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It's believed that Legendary wanted to sew up its new deal before this week's release of the costly Pacific Rim, which has not been tracking strongly.
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Can I prune a budding rosebush?
I have several rose bushes on my property. This is the first spring that I have lived in the house, and wanted to prune the roses. I read online that a good sign of when to prune is when the forsythia blooms. I have noticed that it is now indeed blooming in my area of upstate New York, so I purchased my pruning equipment and planned to do the pruning this weekend. I noticed that my rose bushes are budding (leaves). Is it still ok to prune them?
I live on the ocean ten miles north of Boston and the Forsythia is just about to bloom here (lots of swelling yellow buds and a very few open flowers). I am now pruning the roses on the condo property where I live. The roses' stem buds are just now swelling and the first little leaves are expanding on one of the climbing roses I'm working on now.
If you mean to ask whether it's okay to prune roses that are just putting forth their first spring growth from swelling buds, yes, that's fine. In fact, that's the best thing to do in the spring. Just be aware that those swelling buds are brittle, fragile, and break off easily (and you usually don't want to break off the ones remaining after you've pruned), so have a delicate hand (and body) as you move among the intact canes to take out the stems you don't want.
Blaze, it's hard to say when and what to prune; especially if you don't know what roses you have. We moved into a new house, I brought the bulk of my roses with me, planted them during the summer. This is their 1st spring.
I went and pruned a week ago. I didn't do any heavy pruning, instead only what was dead, and pruned a bunch of hips off. This worked out well because a few days later, I went outside to find a lot of my roses eaten by deer & rabbits.
If you have no clue what yo have, you're best bet is to do what I did. Once they are done blooming you can do more pruning if you need to.
How large are the bushes and how much were you planning to prune?
Thank you all for your responses.
I have three separate rose bushes. Two are fairly small (2ft) and one is quite large (6+ft tall). I have never pruned roses before and was using this site as a reference:
I was planning to just prune off dead wood, and the hips, as I really have no idea what I'm doing :)
Thank you, Roselvr, for a common sensical advice to another potential rose-addicted gardener :-)
It doesn't matter if the forsythia are blooming when you don't know what you are pruning. Most of us who have been here a while and certainly those of us who have been long-time members of rose societies should know that, if these are once-bloomers or ramblers, the bloom will be gone for the year.
There is a time to prune when you don't know what your rose is and that is after it blooms and by it blooming, it may give the owner an opportunity to take pictures so he/she will know what it is next time.
I think everyone has sufficiently confused the OP by now.
It is true that if you don't know what type of rose it is, you could cut off the blooms, which in my mind is a minor disaster because you may have to wait another year to see them. I suspect the forsythia rule needs to be adjusted for certain climates and rose types.
Once again, a cleanup pruning such as the OP intends can be done at any time with no risk of any kind of harm. There is no argument about this. If she were planning on whacking the plant down to 6", that would be a mistake. I think we would all agree on those points.


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Wallenstein versus Mackissic chipper
Im leaning towards getting a Mackissic 3 point chipper shreddar. Has anyone used wallenstein or mackissic and has experience with these units. The mackissic unit is 1900 bucks and has a smaller maxium tree size. The wallenstein has a bigger maximum tree size to chip but no shreddar. I really like the idea of having a shreddar to run leaves through for compost. The wallenstein is also 2600 bucks. So its a bit more money. Any feedback would help tremendously.
Hi Brandon,
"The wallenstein has a bigger maximum tree size to chip but no shredder."
The Wallenstein brand has a chipper/shredder that works with a unique "chop-block", which is a screenless design. The MacKissic is easily converted to screenless, simply by removing the screen.
I prefer the versatility of a screen, because I have several, starting at 1/4 inch holes for an extra fine product, suitable for adding to a compost pile, and going up to a wet materials screen with extra big oblong holes.
I don't know anything about Wallenstein, but they might be good wood chippers. My old MacKissic 12PT9 is limited to 3.5-inch diameter limbs or saplings, but I consider anything bigger than that to be firewood. I don't know how I would feed an 8-inch tree to a wood chipper. I think I would need help with it.
I just noticed that an old post from earlier in the year has just popped back up. It is titled Chipper/shredder quandary.
One of the new entries at the bottom shows a pic of a very powerful looking Wallenstein pto chipper. Probably way more expensive than you were looking at.
I posted that pic of the Wallenstein, and I own one of those.
I bought it from Woodward Crossings, about three years ago, paid around $2750 delivered (to NJ)
I don't see that model listed on their website, but probably still available.
This is the one (BXM 32) that I have.
I like the machine. Use it with a Ford 601 tractor (33 hp PTO). Straight stuff gets chipped fast. Fruit tree brush (not straight) needs more cutting with a chain saw. Shredder is great for small clippings. Put vines, sweet corn in there too.
I don't know anything about Mackissic. But I am amazed that these 3pt machines (all brands) are not more popular. I have neighbors who had never seen one. I use mine quite often.
Just to add, the Wallenstein is designed to be opened, cleaned at the worksite. In other words, if you get stuff wrapped on the flywheel (or horizontal shaft), just need to remove one bolt (9/16" or 5/8" ??) and the entire shredder chute swings out of the way. I have put long grape vines in my shredder chute. Sometimes they wrap up. (best to cut stuff like that into shorter lengths)
Hope that helps.
I can only speak to the Wallenstein 32 chipper and I am just thrilled with it. it is a well built beast from Canada - I have had no major issues with it for almost 3 years. It is extremely heavy and a clunker to store but I had a cool idea which has saved some headaches - I kept the nice little pallet it was delivered on and put 4 heavy duty casters under it so I could slide it around the garage on wheels and slide it right up to the tractor when I wanted to mount it. This lets me do it solo instead of dragging my wife into the garage for a quick reverse lesson on the tractor!
I likely have a good 50 hours on it already and blades are still just fine. it is easy to peek inside and check their condition. Only con I have seen thus far is that it does not like vines - they tend to get caught round and round inside the blade wheel and you practically have to saw them out to relieve the pressure - I suspect this may be the case with any chipper though.
All in all, I am just thrilled with the performance and quality of this product - there is no question it has paid for itself several times over on my 3 acres where branches just rain down from the sky!


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Being a fourth year veteran Miami Dolphins Cheerleader meant auditioning for the team all four times. Each year I've learned new ways to better prepare myself for the big day. Here are a few things to remember on the day of tryouts to make sure you have the best audition process.
- Checklists
There's a lot of detail that goes into audition day. The best way to feel prepared is to make a checklist. I write down everything I need the night before, pack what I can, and go over it in the morning. Checklists always calm me down so I'm not a frazzled cheerleader the day of auditions. Some things you want to check off are extra tights, makeup and hair needs, any necessary outfits, a copy of your music, snacks and water.
- Take care of your body
Sometimes at auditions, I'm so focused on the routines that I forget to prepare my body. I make sure to warm up and stretch my muscles. The last thing you want to do is pull a muscle while dancing. So stretch them out! On the day of auditions, it's important to eat a healthy breakfast and take snacks that will fuel your body for the rest of the day. Be sure that you're preparing your body to look and feel it's very best prior to auditions as well. Preparation is key. If you're eating well and working out before then the actual day of auditions will be a breeze.
- Apply what you learned at prep classes
If you attended prep classes (which I highly recommend), try to write down the criticism you are given. These are great notes to refer to on the day of auditions. The directors give a lot of helpful feedback at prep classes that can help you grow in many ways before the day of tryouts. Sometimes looking back at a reminder like how to stand when introducing yourself, can make a huge difference.
- Breathe
Auditions are very nerve racking, which is a good thing. You want to be excited and use that adrenaline when it's time to dance. If you find yourself over-the-edge nervous, just take a moment and breathe. I always take 3 deep breaths right before stepping on the stage, so I'm ready to perform without any worries.
- Confidence
There is nothing that makes a cheerleader stand out more than her confidence. If you came out to auditions, it's because you believe you have what it takes to be part of the team. Strut your stuff and show everyone what makes you the next Miami Dolphins Cheerleader.
Good luck to all the ladies auditioning this year. I wish you the very best on your big day!
Where do I begin? Going on a Military Tour is something I will never forget. Now, having the opportunity to go on two of them is just something I did not think I would experience.
Stepping foot off that plane at our first destination just put a smile on my face and I was excited to begin this journey. It began in the UAE and we were just prepared to see what was on the agenda! We got a little feel of what it was like for the men and women living there. I enjoyed having our meals with the troops in their dining facility. I got to know them at a personal level and enjoy their company as I hope they enjoyed mine. We got to experience their little hang out area outside called the Thirsty Camel on base. I played corn hole, Jenga and hung out and talked to them. It was so great to see them have a chance to just relax and forget where they were for a while because being in that fun atmosphere even made me forget I was on a military base. We also had a tour of the base and got to see what everyone's jobs were like out there. When we were touring the flight line they let us jump in the cars and tag along for a chase. This is when the U2 aircraft is coming down to the runway to land and we are in a car speeding, trailing behind right up until it flies over us and lands according to our drivers instructions. This was such a rush! Definitely like nothing I have ever done before. Our last day there we performed at the Thirsty Camel for them and it was great. Everyone seemed to enjoy it and had a great time and I was happy to bring some entertainment to them.
After we left the UAE we headed to Ethiopia and we were all so eager to land and start our next voyage. This base was very interesting because it was located right next to the flight strip at the airport and it was very small consisting of only about 80 people. This base was a U.S drone base and the soldiers lived off base at a nearby hotel, which we stayed at as well. This was an adventure in itself because baboons and warthogs were around the land at the hotel. We got to tour the base and really got to see what they do there and see the drones they fly. It was pretty remarkable seeing everything and getting to learn what everyone over there was set out to do. Everyone there was very welcoming and took us on different adventures such as one night we went on a hippo run where we ride in their truck and drive around the perimeter looking for hippos and wildlife. My group did not see a hippo but we did see lots of waterbuck, pigs and warthogs, which was so awesome! Another day we got to go on a boat safari where we traveled 40 minutes on Lake Chamo and pulled up to a piece of land where we hiked up a mountain and then got to see the beautiful views. Once we were there we got to see some zebras and so that was pretty cool. Actually on the boat ride back we saw some hippos sticking their heads out of the water so we were all thrilled to see that. Another day there they took us to a local village where we got to learn a lot about the culture of this village and see how they live and eat. We got to try their type of bread they made right there and they performed some of their dancing and singing to us that they do together on a daily basis. From the village, we drove and hiked through a trail that led to a beautiful waterfall. It was very sweet of the soldiers to take us to all these fun places in Ethiopia. I truly enjoyed myself. We did two performances there so the night shift and day shift could have a chance to watch it. Performing in Ethiopia was definitely a huge memory because behind us was a cliff and a beautiful view of the land and mountains all around us.
Furthermore, from Ethiopia we made our way to the NSA base in Bahrain. This base was very big and had a navy ship with about 3,000 sailors that pulled in the weekend we were there, so it was very packed with new people to meet at every corner. We toured the base and met so many amazing people and one of the days there we did a cheerleading/football camp with the military children on base. They were all so cute and the parents loved it! I love doing these camps here in the U.S so to be able to bring a piece of it to Bahrain was fun. We also got to meet the men of the SWCC, which is the U.S Navy's special warfare combatant-craft crewmen. They took us out on their boats and let each of us have a chance at driving it. This was probably one of the most amazing things I have ever done to drive the SWCC's actual boat on this beautiful body of water in Bahrain. We did two performances in Bahrain on a stage they had outside and the audience was packed with people super excited to watch us. I loved the crowd's energy from the troops and I was glad to see that everyone enjoyed their selves. We spent our Super Bowl in Bahrain, which is something I never thought I would do along with everything else I got to do on this trip. They threw a Super Bowl party and it started at 2:30am, which was very interesting to experience. It was a nice event they did and we just got to hang out with everyone and enjoy the Super Bowl. On our last day of the tour we were invited to workout with the Navy during their morning P.T. I was so excited to jump in with them and see how they train together every morning. They started with a run and chanted a song together, which I tried to jump in and learn the words. Then we ended up on a field doing drills across the field and ended with a run. This was pretty fun getting to mingle inside the group of sailors and workout with them. It was such a great way to end our visit there and it was kind of them to open up and let us join in.
This trip couldn't have been any better and I truly thank all the men and women of our military for what they do every single day for us here in the U.S.A. It was an honor to meet everyone and get a glimpse into a bit of their lives overseas and I will cherish every moment forever. I am just really grateful that I was able to experience another Military Tour because I enjoyed the first one so much that I was sad it was over. So being able to get this chance again was just very heartfelt and I will always remember everyone I met on these trips and everything I experienced because it was definitely once in a lifetime!
"Our job here is nothing else, except to give you a feeling of home; reminding you that America is standing with you, we appreciate you, you're always kept in our prayers, and all of you are heroes."
These words have always resided in my heart, but to be able to actually say it aloud on the Armed Forces Entertainment tour to the ones who need to hear it the most meant everything to me. I have seen every risk and every sacrifice our men and women of the armed forces take to be where they are today because I, myself, grew up in a military home. Having to move every three years and watch one parent or the other leave for temporary duty stations and deployments left me a feeling of absence. Looking back, I find myself with a grateful heart because I learned resiliency and to lean not on my own understanding but walk by faith instead. Growing up in this environment created a path of empathy and an understanding of what people in the military go through. It also gave me a huge love for all who serve and fight for our freedom. When I got the news about being selected to go on the AFE tour, you could imagine my excitement and sense of joy that came rushing in.
As a rookie, I felt so blessed and honored to be given this opportunity of a life time and to represent the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders on tour. Knowing that I was believed in and trusted to do a job well done was a Godsend. I could not wait to shake hands and get to know our heroes and what they do on a day to day basis while deployed. Visiting all the different job duties the military offers was such a learning experience. From chasing a U2 plane in a Camaro helping it land in United Arab Emirates, to touring villages and hiking in Ethiopia; then sitting in the cockpits of fighter jets in Bahrain, this was undeniably a trip I will never forget. They welcomed us with open arms and were so thankful about us being there. The special activities they had planned for us were extraordinary and we had so much fun, but my main highlight was being able to simply thank them in person.
Being overseas made everything surreal as I watched our heroes devote precious time in their element, yet enduring the pain of being away from family and friends. Having the chance to make a difference, seeing them smile, and letting them know we support what they do was an honor. Every person I met on this tour is part of this everlasting memory and has a special place in my heart. I can't express the amount of genuine love and appreciation I have for all who serve in the military, but I will forever be grateful.
My first season as a Miami Dolphins Cheerleader has been a life experience that will forever change me in the most amazing way!
My journey began the moment my name was called at auditions to represent and join the best organization and squad in the NFL. At this point I was so thankful for the opportunity to embark on a new adventure. Not only is it a dream come true, it is absolutely an honor and a privilege to be a Miami Dolphins Cheerleader.
There have been so many incredible experiences throughout my rookie year. I have to honestly say that every day is memorable. There is no greater joy than to prepare and perform for our fans with over 40 beautiful ladies. It began with training camp which was a time of learning new techniques and perfecting our skills for the season. It was a new environment where I was able to get to know my teammates better and learn more about myself. Soon after was the squad photo shoot. WOW! That day was the day I realized that I was truly part of this wonderful organization. It was a great bonding experience with the girls I call my "sisters".
We start the week practicing and preparing for the games ahead. The popping in the ears will never get old when walking into the training facility for practice. It's here where we physically and mentally prepare for what's ahead of us. And then there is the day we are all anticipating….GAMEDAY! Driving to Sun Life Stadium on game day is loaded with Miami Dolphins flags on vehicles and fans waving to you as you approach the stadium. The stadium is plentiful of Dolfans awaiting the game. As I make my way into the parking lot, it is with pleasure to talk with some of the fans and take pictures with them. I approach the locker room to join my teammates to prepare for our exciting day. We attend our assigned appearances throughout the stadium for our fans.
Then the moment we have all been waiting for begins in the tunnel. Butterflies and excitement fill me as we begin our way on the field for our pregame performance. There are no words to describe the feeling of being out on that field with thousands of roaring Dolfans in the stands. I actually feel the energy as the music plays and we perform our routines. I am amazed at how beautiful this moment is. As we line up for player introductions, I take a deep breath and take it all in and appreciate what I'm experiencing. From military jet flyovers, to the heat from the fire canons, to the ground shaking and to the excitement of the crowd, this moment is truly incredible! My entire body fills with emotion during the National Anthem. It is so honorable to be here! Making our way to the sidelines and cheering on our fans is worth it all!
This season has truly been a blessing, one that I will be forever grateful! I've grown as a young woman and I am proud to represent the Miami Dolphins Organization. #strongertogether
XO, Adrianna M.
4 year veteran, Melissa arrived in Phoenix yesterday to represent the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders as the 2015 Pro Bowl selection. Announced on Dec. 28 during the Dolphins home game against the New York Jets, Melissa was voted by her teammates to travel to Arizona and cheer among the best in the NFL.
"This team means the world to me. I can't believe I get to represent such a beautiful, talented group of women," said Melissa before boarding her flight. "I hope to make everyone proud!"
Being selected as the Pro Bowl Cheerleader is considered one of the highest honors for the cheerleaders. For more photos of Melissa, click here!
The last game of the season is always bittersweet. Bitter, because I know it's the last time I get to dance on the field. Sweet, because this is the game that I really take everything in. As a cheerleader, we usually have a lot of things on our mind, the game itself, choreography, the clock, and so many other details we have to be attentive of. It's hard to take in the true beauty of game day. On my last game, though, I took a step back and looked around to find what really makes Sundays at Sun Life Stadium such an amazing experience.
1. The first kiss of sunshine on your skin.
It doesn't get better than 80 degrees in December. As a cheerleader, walking out of the tunnel and on to the field for the first time never gets old. When I step onto the grass, the first greeting I receive is Miami's sweet sunshine. That's when I know I'm home. It can be overbearing if you're not a Floridian, so it's also a nice reminder to the opposing team of whose house they're in.
2. The chills you get when the F16 jets fly over your head.
If you've never seen a Miami Dolphins pregame show, you don't know what you're missing out on. Before every kick off is 15 minutes of pure energizing entertainment. The cheerleaders' routine, the National Anthem and my favorite, the fly over. There's nothing comparable to looking up and seeing those F16 jets flying over the stadium at the end of the anthem. It's quite a feeling and it makes you proud to call yourself a good ol' football loving American.
3. Player Intro.
If you're not hyped up by this time, you're sure to get pumped during the player intro. The music, the smoke machines and all the players sprinting out of the tunnel, makes you anxious for the game to begin. From a cheerleader's point of view, being right in the action during the player introduction is so much fun and always gets us ready to cheer on our Dolphins.
4. TD running down the sidelines.
In my opinion and I'm sure in a lot of other DolFans' opinions, TD is the best mascot in the NFL. You can find him doing pushups when we score, blowing dolphins kisses to the crowd, and dancing with cheerleaders on the sidelines. It's always a warm feeling to get a hug from TD on the field.
5. Waving your fins side to side.
As if a touchdown wasn't already exciting enough, celebrating to Jimmy Buffet's Fins song makes it that much more enjoyable. I just love dancing to it and watching the crowd in front of me follow along with their arms in the air. I mean, c'mon, who can resist throwing their fins up after a score?
6. Watching the wave go around the entire stadium.
The wave is always fun to be a part of, but my favorite part of the wave is watching it dominate the entire stadium. I like to follow it all the way through as orange and teal lift up and fill the crowd. It's also entertaining to catch the beginning of the wave. It usually takes a few tries to get the wave all the way around and the section that starts it off is always so excited with their success of making it happen.
7. Singing along to the fight song.
Every true Dolfan knows the fight song by heart, "Miami has the Dolphins, the greatest football team!" I'm pretty sure if we didn't have music, we could dance to the entire crowd singing it aloud. There is so much tradition and history in this song and dancing to it is always so much fun.
Forty home games later, and dancing on the field is still just as exciting as my very first time. It's easy to get caught up in all the action and forget how much fun a Dolphins game really is, so next time you're watching a game at Sun Life make sure to take in all the magic it has to offer.


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The staff were extremely pleasant, helpful and efficient. I don't think I've ever had better car/truck rental service. The only suggestion I can make improvement-wise is the floor of the van I rented was wet and I had to put plastic sheeting down to protect my belongings. It would be better (obviously) if the surface were dry.
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hello my name leo tow dolly was not clean and lock for strope was broken I have hard time to secure the vehicle even I called before thanks
No waiting, friendly, I was happy with the choice
Have the van available as per reservation. Could not locate the van that had been transfered from elsewhere. staff could not give me an explanation as to where the dissapearing van and its keys went.
I filled the truck up with gas, have pictures of the digital gauge that shows I filled up more than necessary and was still charged for gas. The attendant on the phone was not helpful and sounded like she was reading off a script. I have pictures of the millage to empty but was told it doesn't matter. This is criminal.
I received online confirmation of my Uhaul van pick up , but when I went to the location, I was asked to provide my credit card again for confirmation. I don't understand why I had to provide my credit card if I had received a confirmation ln online. Unfortunately, I didn't have my credit card on me and had to wait another hour before I got my van. I think Uhaul should provide a confirmation detail online indicating a credit will be needed again
strap was broken on doly
Open earlier than 10am would be a lot nicer. Almost went to a different location that was open earlier.
Love the fast and easy booking but most of all when you are done you just drop the keys and they email you the invoice. I'll be back!
I was charged for being 1/16 of a tank of gas too low even though to my best knowledge it was at the proper level . It was definitely more than what they indicated I returned it with.
Continue doing the excellent service to the public
Service and facilities were tip top.
Easy, fast and convenient. Definitely would use it again.
24-hour drop offs are very convenient.
I was very pleased with the service and staff was very nice helpful and friendly.
I really have no improvement comments.
Thank you.
I notified them that I may be late with the return. I was late by 2 hours. They charged me for another full day. I don't think that was fair.
We were pleasantly surprised with how straightforward it was to rent a UHaul truck from this location. Kyle was very helpful, from giving us a tip to save gas money to showing us how to open the back of the truck to being available by phone when we had a bit of trouble removing the key from the ignition. The truck itself was well maintained and easier to maneuver than we expected. The floor mats were muddy from a previous load but we weren't charged for this. We did make sure to fill up on gas before dropping it off (note: the gas station just north of this location is a PAIN to navigate back from! Fill up elsewhere if you can) and there were no charges for that either. We paid in person and a copy of the bill was emailed to me as well, which I appreciate. Overall this was a stress-free, pleasant experience and we would very much recommend this location if you're looking to rent a UHaul truck. One thing to note is, I'd recommend calling them directly rather than using the website, because the UHaul website seems to be incorrect in a few things. For example, the small dollies are available on a first-come-first-served basis, whereas the UHaul website indicates you can reserve them (you can't). Also, this location does have lots of great packing materials for purchase (including mattress bags), and the website indicated that such items weren't available from this location. So the UHaul website is crummy, don't depend on it. Call All Canadian Self Storage directly if you want to make a reservation.
This was an excellent experience. The pricing was good. The cargo van that I rented was in top shape, energy efficient, and smooth. I will definitely use and recommend this company to everyone.
My recent rental experience at this uhaul location was excellent in every aspect. Starting from the beginning when I called this location to inquire about trailer sizes I was explained everything by a lady called Diana, trailer sizes, availability, cost, etc. I made a reservation through her for the next day, within seconds I received an email confirmation, the process was very easy. Then at the pick up time Tom hooked it up, checked the connections, lights and off I am. The service was by far the best I've ever had from uhaul or any other business of this type... Way to go guys and please keep it up... Helder
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This mascara promises weightless volume, but once you brush on several coats, lashes take on a distinctly heavy feel that differs from the feel you get with most mascaras. Interestingly, this mascara's component and cap are surprisingly heavy, too. If these trade-offs don't bother you, Eyes to Kill Mascara produces strikingly dramatic results. With just a few strokes, lashes are amazingly long, thick, and slightly curled. Even if you're careful during application, some clumping is inevitable; however, it is easy to smooth through and this mascara wears well throughout the day. Results are comparable to wearing false eyelashes, but this is easy to remove with a water-soluble cleanser.
Giorgio Armani At-A-Glance
Strengths: Outstanding foundations; superb powder textures; a brilliant shimmer fluid; perfect bronzers; some excellent lip color options; a neutral palette makes this line a must-see.
Weaknesses: Expensive; the skincare is underwhelming, especially given the cost (though the claims sound good!); some of the SPF-rated products do not supply adequate broad spectrum protection; most of the mascaras aren't as impressive as they should be.
Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani is credited with giving tailored elegance, power, and sex appeal to standbys like men's suits, and turning Hollywood's A-list stars into fashion icons as they parade through countless award ceremonies adorned in his simple yet elegant creations. According to Armani, "Elegance doesn't mean being noticed, it means being remembered." That statement has been parlayed into the designer's makeup collection, where the products are replete with the textures, colors, and flawless application that assure your natural beauty will be memorable rather than masked.
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Regardless of how that technology is labeled, almost all of the makeup contains standard silicone polymers along with ordinary ingredients like nylon-12. Of course, many cosmetics companies have their equivalent version of Micro-fil, but Armani seems to have taken it one step further, though not always toward desired results. For example, the eyeshadows, while very smooth and easy to blend, aren't much for intensity, a point the counter personnel made clear.
There are a few other instances where the pricey products aren't all they're made out to be, but this is the world of cosmetics, and although the fantasy is for every product to be perfect, that's hardly ever the reality. Still, there are many compelling reasons to explore this collection. Although not fully distributed across the United States, it has a presence in most major cities and the products may be purchased on Armani's Web site. Makeup is where it's at for Giorgio Armani's cosmetics line. The skin care was a blatant, exceedingly overpriced afterthought and is not worth considering.
For more information about Giorgio Armani, owned by L'Oreal, call (877) ARMANI-3 or visit www.giorgioarmanibeauty-usa.com.
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Initially, I loved this mascara. It went on smooth and looked great. However after I used the tube of mascara for about 4 weeks (used it about 5 days a week), it started coming out dry and flaky. I wiped the brush clean but still the mascara was clumping and dry. I cap the tube tightly after each use so I don't believe it was an operator error. I would not buy it again.
This is my HG mascara. It is amazing: creates the most perfect lashes. It does not clump. flake or create racoon eyes. The lashes are coated in a very natural way. It does not make my lashes look spidery. It volumises my lashes like no other mascara. Really do not agree with PC review.
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Clinique True Bronze pressed powder bronzer - Sunkissed
172 reviews
82% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSINGREDIENTS: talc, silica, octyldodecyl stearoyl stearate, isostearyl neopentanoate, nylon-12, zinc stearate, ethylhexylglycerin, sorbitan sesquioleate, tetrasodium edta, potassium sorbate, chlorphenesin, mica, iron oxides, bismuth oxychloride, titanium dioxide, carmine
on 3/14/2010 6:24:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
overall its a good bronzer the only thing i dont like is the shimmer there is very little shimmer in this bronzer but i like my face to be 100% matt
on 2/12/2010 4:31:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
This is absolutely my HG bronzer. This is my second year of using it, and I'm sure I'll buy this again when it runs out. I have skin that is basically fair but can also tan in the sun, and I can use "Sunkissed" all year around. I use this as both and all-over bronzer and a blush. Once I've applied loose powder, I take a kabuki brush and dust the ends in the bronzer and just dab it all over my face. I have a hint of sun-kissed tan and glow but there is no telltale shine or shimmer, just a healthy look. I also dust under the cheekbones for blush and it doesn't look like you're wearing blush, just contours the face. I think this color is perfect for all light to medium skintones and doesn't make you look oily, shiny, or fake-baked. It's about $24 usd and well worth the price. Love it.
on 2/8/2010 3:29:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I like this bronzer. It's very easy to use every day. I need to use a light hand because I am pale. But I love that it is a full compact so it lasts forever! Won't need to buy another one anytime soon but once I run out, will likely repurchase.
on 11/5/2009 6:13:00 PM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Such a beautiful color on me! Oh, how I loved it. Unfortunately, it cracked and crumbled after just two weeks, and then my mom dumped it all over the floor. :( I was so heartbroken. "Sunkissed" is a soft brown with hints of shimmer, and oh-so-pretty on fair skin. I got tons of compliments when I wore this.
Bought a second compact of this, and it crumbled AGAIN. This powder is just too fine for me to travel with. :(
on 10/14/2009 9:11:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I like how it looks on my skin but it makes me break out. So I only use it on occasion.
on 10/4/2009 2:22:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I use this all over my face to give my face a natural looking glow. This does not at all look orange on my tan NC 42-43 skin. In fact, it matches my skin...it's just a bit more "glowy"/pigmented.
on 8/17/2009 3:33:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I bought this without even testing on my skin, based on the reviews here and now if I could only have one make up product, this would be it. It gives my light, yellow untertoned skin a natural healthy glow throughout the year. I use this as an all over bronzer in summer and as a blush in winter. I like the fact that the brush has a case of its own but it would be more convenient for me if it was fitted within the blush.
on 8/9/2009 12:01:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
LOVE LOVE LOVE this bronzer! ive been using it for years. im very fair skinned in the winter and i use this...doesnt make me orangey looking at all. gives a nice sheen and color lasts long...highly recommend! ;)
on 7/30/2009 10:32:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
this bronzer was just ok, i think it was this color but idk. i thought it was really great at first but realized later on that it made my olive skin look too pink.. weird huh, cus usually people say bronzers are making them look orange. but anyway, my face ended up being a different color than the rest of my skin, not just a shade darker or lighter but literally a different color. too pinky. so, i am on the search for another bronzer... dont get me wrong, this one is great, but only for people with pink undertones. i wish they had more color options.
on 7/22/2009 12:27:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Bleh. Used to be my "favorite" bronzer, but I realized is orange with gold shimmer chunks. Not good. Period.
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