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D23 Members Discount at House of Blues Orlando and House of Blues Anaheim
D23 Members visiting Walt Disney World and Disneyland should make sure to pay a visit to the House of Blues locations in Downtown Disney to enjoy the beloved restaurants down-home, delta-inspired cuisine. From a full rack BBQ Basted Baby Back Ribs to signature salads, theres something to tingle everyones taste buds at this lively eatery. The two locations are offering D23 Members terrific deals:
House of Blues Orlando: D23 Members save 15% off their meals when they present their D23 Membership card.
House of Blues Anaheim: D23 Members save 20% off their meals and merchandise (some items excluded) as well as $10 off Adult Gospel Brunch tickets when they present their D23 Membership card.
House of Blues was founded in 1992 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and has grown to more than a dozen eateries across the United States. Along with their sumptuous cuisine, House of Blues has played host to some of the biggest names in the recording industry in their Music Hall venues, and their infamous Gospel Brunch has become an institution with inspiring music and a bountiful buffet.
Valid for D23 Members and up to 5 additional guests. Offer excludes alcohol, tax and gratuity. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Adult Gospel Brunch tickets good for up to two (2) Adult tickets. Must purchase at House of Blues Anaheim Box Office. Gospel Brunch offer not valid on Easter, Mothers Day or Fathers Day brunches. Some restrictions apply. Valid only at House of Blues Orlando and House of Blues Anaheim though December 31, 2012.
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Three-time Major League all-star outfielder Lenny Dykstra, who amassed a fortune in professional baseball and financial advising, pleaded guilty Friday to bankruptcy fraud and other federal charges, authorities announced.
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Vernon-Verona-Sherrill boys volleyball wins Spiking in the New Year tourney
VERONA – Vernon-Verona-Sherrill's boys volleyball team entered the final of its Spiking in the New Year tournament needing to win one of two games over Little Falls to clinch the title.
Coach Jim Burton's Red Devils took all the drama out of the equation early, taking a 15-5 lead en route to a 25-17 win that clinched the title. The Red Devils won the second game 25-11 to finish with a 9-1 record in pool play. The Red Devils' only loss came to Sauquoit Valley, which finished second at 8-2. Little Falls came in third at 5-5.
VVS libero Josh Albro got the Red Devils off to a good start in the clinching game. Trailing 1-0, the senior made a dig on the serve and the ball landed in no man's land on Little Falls' side of the net. His hustle spurred a 9-3 VVS run that included a powerful kill by Jacob Bitz. Mounties star Mat Armlin struggled with a lower leg injury early in the game, but eventually shook it off to make his presence felt. He had two blocks and a superb tip kill to help his team cut an 18-9 deficit to 19-15. It was as close as the Mounties would get. Bitz made another strong kill and VVS clinched the title when Armlin's final tip attempt sailed long. Bitz earned tournament MVP for his performance throughout the day while Armlin was named to the all-tournament team.
"It was a pleasant surprise," said Burton about the tourney win. "We lost a lot of key players, so I didn't know what to expect. The kids played their roles well."
Chittenango was also in action Saturday and struggled early, getting swept by VVS and Little Falls in the first two rounds of pool play. The Bears finally broke through against Ilion in the third round. Neither team led by more than one point early in the match, until Chris Welch's two aces helped Ilion take a 10-6 lead. Chittenango coach Rob Smith called timeout to regroup his team, and it scored three straight points to close the gap. The teams alternated points until Chittenango pulled away, scoring 11 of the game's last 12 points. Kills by Brandon Woodward and Zach McCarthy sparked the Bears' win.
Chittenango took the first point of the second game thanks to some great hustle by Mike McIntosh. The junior scrambled to save a ball that was tipped backwards and then made a dig later in the volley to save the point. The Bears never looked back and rolled to a 25-11 victory.
"It feels good to get the first two games to 25," said Smith. "They're moving better as the day goes on."
"We eliminated mistakes from the first couple games," added Jon Simmons.
Ilion's day didn't get any easier after facing the Bears. Coach Juan Reyes' squad ran into the Red Devils, who jumped out to a quick 8-1 lead thanks to a pair of aces by Austin Lynch. Bitz had a highlight-quality kill moments later, faking a spike with his left hand before hitting a perfect tip with his right. He added two aces during a 14-0 Red Devils run, leading to a 25-6 victory. The second game went a little better for Ilion, even though it was another defeat. The Golden Bombers struggled all day and wound up 0-10.
Later in the day Chittenango played one of the tournament's closest games against Section II's Cobleskill-Richmondville. The Bulldogs' Dylan Tracy had two kills and a block during a C-R run that led to a 13-6 lead. However, the Bears rallied thanks to some great hustle plays. Brad Makowski made a great block and McIntosh made a dig during a key volley that cut the C-R lead to one. The volley came during an 11-2 Chittenango run that gave the Bears a 21-16 lead. C-R answered with a run and took a 24-23 lead. The teams exchanged a few points before McIntosh made another outstanding dig, nearly doing a split to keep a volley alive. Makowski made a kill to earn a point and Anthony Lozipone's perfectly placed kill gave Chittenango a 28-26 win. The Bears won the second game 25-10 to finish the tourney in fourth place with a 4-6 record in pool play. C-R finished with an identical record. Continued...
"The tournament is fun because we get to meet other kids from other schools," said Chittenango's Nick Bailey, who made the All-Tournament Team. "It's not necessarily some big competitive thing."
"I thought (the tournament) was great," said Burton. "There was great competition all day long, very close games throughout."
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Gary Eugene Miller, 70, of Caddo passed away on January 14, 2013 at his home. He was born on November 16, 1942 in Dallas, TX to Fred Eugene and Irma Lee (Moran) Miller. Gary lived in Bryan County most of his life. He attended school at Matoy, Caddo, and Southeastern Oklahoma State University and was a computer technician. He married Martha Sue Hallmark on December 22, 1962 in Andalusia, AL. He was a member of the Caddo First United Methodist Church and enjoyed hunting, fishing and spending time with grandkids.
He is preceded in death by his parents, and grandson Roger Halford.
He is survived by his wife Martha Sue Miller of the home, daughters; Tammy Miller and significant other Jerry Jernigan of Durant and Lori Hicks and husband Johnny of Caddo, brother Tim Miller and wife Cathy of Caddo, grandchildren; Zoe Bergland of Durant, Tasha Jasper and husband Matt of Durant, Adrian Hicks of Caddo, Miranda Hicks, Aaron Hicks, Avery Hicks, Jesse Hicks, Peter Hicks, Anna Hicks, Luke Hicks, Kitti Hicks, and Jaxon Hicks all of Caddo, great grandchildren; Kaden Halford, Taryn Bergland, and Jase Bergland all of Durant, and numerous nieces and nephews.
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He was retired from Gates Rubber Company, in Elizabethtown, and enjoyed hunting, fishing and farming. He was a Korean War Veteran.
He is survived by his wife, Betty Butler Kiper; one son, Mark Kiper and his wife, Tabatha, of Princeton, KY; four brothers, Bobby Kiper (Joyce) and Larry Kiper (Sylvia), both of Hardinsburg, Otis Kiper (Nancy) and Charles Kiper (Debbie), both of Leitchfield; one sister, Phyllis Willis (Vernie), of Leitchfield; five foster grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Other than his parents, he was preceded in death by his mother and father-in-law, George and Lena Butler, two brothers-in-law, Robert Stinnett and Stanley Dupin, two nephews, Barry Kiper and Jason Butler and a great nephew, Christopher Kiper.
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A fat winter moon poured light over the old stone and brick of the inn on The Square. In its beams, the new porches and pickets glowed, and the bright-penny copper of the roof glinted. The old and new merged there—the past and the now—in a strong and happy marriage. Its windows stayed dark on this December night, prizing its secrets in shadows. But in a matter of weeks they would shine like others along Boonsboro's Main Street. As he sat in his truck at the light on The Square, Owen Montgomery looked up Main at the shops and apartments draped in their holiday cheer. Lights winked and danced. To his right, a pretty tree graced the big front window of the second-floor apartment. Their future innkeeper's temporary residence reflected her style. Precise elegance. Next Christmas, he thought, they'd have Inn BoonsBoro covered with white lights and greenery. And Hope Beaumont would center her pretty little tree in the window of the innkeeper's apartment on the third floor.
He glanced to his left where Avery MacTavish, owner of Vesta Pizzeria and Family Restaurant, had the restaurant's front porch decked out in lights.
Her apartment above—formerly his brother Beckett's—also showed a tree in the window. Otherwise the windows were as dark as the inn's. She'd be working tonight, he thought, noting the movement in the restaurant. He shifted, but couldn't see her behind the work counter.
When the light changed, he turned right onto St. Paul Street, then left into the parking lot behind the inn. Then sat in his truck a moment, considering. He could walk over to Vesta, he thought, have a slice and a beer, hang out until closing. Afterward he could do his walk-through of the inn.
He didn't actually need to walk through, he reminded himself. But he hadn't been on-site all day as he'd been busy with other meetings, other details on other Montgomery Family Contractors' business. He didn't want to wait until morning to see what his brothers and the crew had accomplished that day.
Besides, Vesta looked busy, and had barely thirty minutes till closing. Not that Avery would kick him out at closing—probably. More than likely, she'd sit down and have a beer with him.
Tempting, he thought, but he really should do that quick walkthrough and get home. He needed to be on-site, with his tools, by seven.
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The decorative tile rug highlighted the span of the floor and added another note of charm to the softly painted walls with their custom, creamy wainscoting. Beckett had been right on target about leaving the side wall exposed brick. And their mother had been dead-on about the chandelier.
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I needed a decent paddle and that meant Woody Pt, and as Jimbo wanted to try for whiting down that way, a plan was hatched. We launched from Scarborough (Scarby) beach in perfect sunshine and into 4 knots of SW'er.
I was trolling a 5" Z-man on an 4-8 kg rod, with a HB on the other lighter rod. Jimbo trolled a HB, and approaching Osbourne Pt his rod bent over nicely to reward him with a 40 cm snapper. By the time we got to Redcliffe Pt my Woolie's bladder was crying for relief, so I reeled in the HB and left the Z-man dangling down a couple of metres, while Jimbo paddled off ahead of me. Relief at last. Container in hand, I was just set to 'syphon the python' when the 8 kg rod bent over. Bugger! Have you ever tried to stop just as a pee is one millisecond away from happening?
I called Jimbo, "I'm on!" Jimbo turned in his tracks as I turned the fish for the first time. A rather spirited tug-a war began....no big runs, but a fair bit of power from the fishy end of the rope. Jimbo arrived to witness me netting a decent estuary cod (no monster ...they get to over 300 lbs), but my best by far from a yak. Yum yum cod. Things were looking decidedly UP. (BTW, do not put your fingers into the gills of a cod! They have gill rakers like teeth, Use lip grips only.)
Gill rakers like teeth .... Use lip grips only
We headed south for 4 kms to the whiting grounds. We baited paternoster rigs using # 4 circle hooks and over a few slow hours Jimbo hooked 3 decent winter whiting, AND a 38 cm school mackeral on whiting gear! I hooked a dismal whiting speciman, and things were looking decidedly DOWN (for me).
We trolled north and tried for whiting again for zilch. That is until north of Redcliffe Pt when my light rod zinged, for a pan sized snapper. Looking UP again.
Further north Jimbo deployed the whiting rig again and scored one more whiting for a delicious dinner, then a 40 cm flattie, again on the whiting rig. Having dinner, and a good paddle, he elected to go home, while I decided on one last drift, so I headed seawards for a couple of kms into the light ESE'er.
No sooner had I turned to start the drift when the heavier rod buckled right over, with a blistering line loss rate. Instant heartbeat ...
But the words in this case should be more like ....
Heartbeat - why do you miss, when my rod bends so freely?
Heartbeat - why does the reel scream, stay in my memory?
I knew this was no ordinary fish. But could I land it?
Grabbing the rod I endured the first run of 50 metres or so, then cranked the drag and set the hooks, only to have more line stripped relentlously against a serious drag drag setting. Oh crap! The other line is still out. I lightened off the drag, replaced the rod in the holder, and frantically began reeling in the other line. Safe! This was a fish I had never encountered from the yak....could I land it? I made a quick call to Jimbo, who was on the beach, getting out..." I'm on with a big fish!" He replied, "I'll come out to give you a hand."
The battle between man and beast had only just begun. Or is it child and beast? I was so excited, I was like a kid with $ 20 in a candy store, and this could have been my undoing. The fish seemed to have unlimited power, and would run freely for a while, then I would recover 20 metres, only to lose it again. There was a lot of line out, and I started to worry about a shark terminating the battle. To and fro for another 10 minutes, thinking, adjusting drag, concerned about line or knot failure, and heartbeat. Heartbeat.
Eventually, I finally began to win some line, but as it got closer it started diving deep, even under the yak several times. If it hadn't been for the 'snapper like' head shakes, I would have called it for a longtail. Eventually I glimpsed colour! Glorious pink and silver, and big, and time to back the drag off a bit. I grabbed the net, then realised it may be far too big for the net, so I dropped the net onto the fish hatch. WRONG! I might need that hatch open. Fumbling for the gaff (the gaff was forward mounted) proved difficult, cause my gut is too large and I can't bend in the middle (how did that happen? ). I rarely catch a fish that requires a gaff, but I finally got it and unsheathed it. So I now have a net covering the fish hatch, which I am about to need, an unsheathed gaff on top of the net, and here comes Jimbo (the resident snapper king).
A couple of minutes later I have a floater (almost), and I am bug eyed and dangerously excited.....heartbeat 180 +. Can't think straight. Here comes Jimbo...don't stuff this up! He'll never believe me!
First gaff shot is successful, but when I lift it tears out, and off it flips. Holy crap...theres line wrapped around every part of the reel. If it runs now I'm stuffed. Here's Jimbo. It floats again. One more gaff shot on the floater, and its deep and secure! Hallelujah! Jimbo's here. The lip grips are in, the camera is clicking. There are tangles everywhere, like a birch broom in a fit, but I have my PB snap on the yak and am a tad excited. But only for 5 + hours. Settle petal.
Jim reckons I short-cutted protocol. It's supposed to take a few years to get from 59 cms to 82 cms.
Beginners luck only. (No skills were employed in catching these fish).
Thanks for the support yesterday Jimbo, and the advice and encouragement to persist, and of course the photos to record the lucky moment.
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Nice alternative to dive sticks.
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Great dive light for tanks.
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Does what it needs to do
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It does the job. Its light enough that I don't even know it's there. I haven't seen it underwater (it's always on my tank). The one thing I would prefer would be that it be shorter and just smaller. However, it is nice to have something that sets me apart from others.
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Used on night dive as tank beacon. Easy to use and worked as described. Liked it better than strobe during dive. Would order again.
Not the best light........
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Light looks great on land, but underwater is a different story.Beacon does not illuminate uniformly, and can not bee seen easily at any distance. Think in terms like from 15 feet away you may not be able to see your dive partner.Clean the casting flash from the o-ring groove to get good seal.A little research by UK into the design of the cone and changing the LED colour could make this a nice little light.As it is, it's good for directing traffic in an emergency, but I wouldn't take it diving again.
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You all should get your ass to the Zoo Bar on 14th in Lincoln, Nebraska cause I'm playing my nips off to a virtually empty room
White folk can't dance.
Therefore, they can dance to anything. Correction: They can't dance to anything.
They stomp, they jig, they writhe, girls in bikins "twerk" terribly with the asses they simply do not have, they jump, they punch, they twirl- themselves as well as massive glowsticks and balls on string (the dumbest thing ever, please get the fuck off the dancefloor), they hula-hoop (I swear I saw someone using a skip-it), they rub their dicks on asses like dogs…and they all manage to do this perfectly off-beat.
With all that movement, you would hope that they would fall on at least one downbeat. Even by accident. But no. They just move- to move.
I go to a "dance music" show, and you just can't dance.
Pure noise. Three "DJ's" on the stage with three laptops and gadgets they don't know how to use. The only thing they are required to do is mix songs. So of course they can't.
So while two noisy, shitty excuses for "dubstep-dance-electronic" music tracks are playing at the same time, at different tempos and keys, I still see the crowd of white folk still "dancing".
Me and my man stopped grooving a long time ago; we were done trying. Just stood up, and looked across the dance floor in awe. These shitty DJs failed to mix tracks- for sixteen full bars. And it seemed like the entire club didn't notice.
This is when you and your friends swear to never go to that particular venue again.
Went to a Flosstradamus show, but Flosstradamus cancelled. Luckily Tactic, the cats touring with Flosstradamus, made it out and saved the night.
Lincoln, Nebraska's electronic music scene is trash. Saw too much of it last year. Never again.
I got to go with my Cocks. Garnet and black all the way. lol
Never really was into Gamecock football back home, but now that I'm away, I'm stickin with my hometown team. lol


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The Bryan County Tournament round up from Friday night's play at Bloomer Sullivan Arena.
Game one had Colbert Lady Leopards dominate the Rock Creek Lady Mustangs 73-21. Game two featured the Calera Bulldogs holding off the Tushka Tigers 55-53 in the final seconds. In game three the Calera Lady Bulldogs beat the Caddo Lady Bruins 51-46. The main event had the Boswell Scorpions winning the battle with Silo Rebels 45-39.
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The Lady Bulldogs extended it's lead by four points, 40-36, to end third period after a run of 10-to-6.
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I saw lots of trucks stuck under that underpass, and one night my partner and I received a call that a truck was stuck under that underpass. Whiz started to laugh when we got in sight of the underpass.
Turkeys were everywhere. They covered the road and railroad. We pulled up and got out and went over to the front of the truck. The driver was still inside. We saw that this was one of the big trucks that hauled live chicken and turkeys. The driver had jammed the cab in under the underpass. About half the load of turkeys were dumped in the street on the back side of the underpass. I went over and managed to get the door open and checked out the driver. He looked at me and said" what in the world did I hit"?.
"You, my friend, hit a railroad underpass".
"UNDERPASS? I didn't see any underpass. Where did it come from?"
"Somebody probably pushed it in front of you" I said laughing. I got him out from under the underpass and begin a check of him. I smelled no alcohol on him. Whiz took his licenses and begin checking them.
"Where have you been?" I asked. He looked down at the ground and muttered something that I couldn't hear.
"Speak up," I said. He turned red and said "I was at that house at the corner of Chambers and East First." I looked at Whiz and we both burst out laughing.
"You wouldn't be talking about that house that sits up on the rise at the corner of East First and Chambers streets that has all the pretty girls there would you." I watched as a funny look came on his face.
"That's the one" he said looking down at the ground.
I laughed and looking at Whiz asked, "Did you hear where he has been?"
"I heard that. No wonder he couldn't see the underpass," Whiz said. "Come on feller lets do some paperwork."
I WENT UP ON the railroad and crossed down on the other side of the underpass. I remember seeing a sight that only happens in movies. There were people everywhere chasing turkeys. The turkeys not wanting any part of it were running, flying, flapping their wings and making a noise that filled the air. I went down the side of the railroad and came up behind the truck. There had been at least five layers of crates filled with turkeys on the truck. Three layers had been taken off when the truck went under the underpass. The truck was jammed with the cab sticking out of the underpass and the crates on the other side.
I knew that Whiz had called for a wrecker and that it would come down Chambers. I just took in the show. A woman had a turkey dragging him down the street by the leg. I watched a man who thought he could hem a turkey between him and a telephone pole, advance on the turkey. He made a dive for the turkey and the turkey flew straight up. He missed the turkey and hit the telephone pole head on. He straighten up turned as if he was going to walk away then fell flat on his face. I heard a woman scream "You alright?" He lay still not moving. I started to him when a woman ran by me and knelt down beside him. She turned him over his face was covered in blood. The people in a house close by were watching the people and the turkeys. The woman came out carrying a wet towel .She gave it to the woman who wrapped it around the man's head. " You know him?", I asked. " He's my husband," she sobbed. "I will call you an ambulance — he needs to go to the hospital."
IN THOSE DAYS there were no ambulance services. The funeral homes furnished the ambulance service. By the time that I had got back to where the man lay on the sidewalk I could hear the ambulance start up from Jennings Funeral Home on North Broad Street. I knelt down beside the man. He moved his eyes but didn't say anything. The siren on the ambulance was getting closer, "It will be here in a few minutes." His wife looked up with tears in her eyes, "Thank you officer," she said.
I guided the ambulance in and with the man loaded, they headed to the hospital.
I looked around to see what else was happening.
There coming up the street was an old lady carrying a turkey that was almost as big as she was. " Thanksgiving dinner" I asked. "No sir," she said "This is going to be my pet. I am going to put him in the fence with my others babies."
I kept walking and looking. Everywhere you looked someone had a turkey in their arms heading down the street. The wrecker came in and pulled the truck back from under the underpass. With the busted crates piled on the truck and the few remaining turkeys secured we let him go on his way.
WE LEFT with people still chasing turkeys all over the place. The lady who said that the turkey was going to be her pet took it up to her house and put it in the pen with some chickens that she had. She could be seen out in the morning feeding her chickens and turkey.
It was months later that we received a call to a house on Watters street. When we got there we realized that it was the house where the lady had got her a turkey for a pet. We got out and were met by the lady who had tears in her eyes. "What the problem?" I asked.
"Officer" she said with tears in her eyes, "some one stole baby Tom."
"Someone did what?"
"Someone stole my baby Tom" she said. "There." she said, pointing toward a hole in the fence. "Someone came in here while I was asleep and cut a hole in the fence. They took my baby Tom'
We took the report while the tears rolled down her cheeks. Once back in the car neither of us spoke. We talked about it later. We wondered how anyone could steal an old lady's pet. Even after all those years I can close my eyes and see that little old lady carrying a turkey almost as big as she was, not to eat but to have as a pet. The question that has haunted me though the years , how could anyone steal from a little old lady who chose not to eat the turkey but to make him a pet.
Lonie Adcock of Rome is a retired Rome Police Department lieutenant. His latest book, "Memories of an Old Geezer," is now available.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The house that Adcock refers to as sitting on the corner of East First and Chambers streets was Peggy's, a known house of prostitution according to Rome News-Tribune archives. Peggy's burned down in 1972, according to a story in the newspaper.


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