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ELK Lighting 570-3N-CPR Satin Nickel and Copper Mosaic Glass Art Deco / Retro Three Light Down Lighting Bathroom Fixture from the Vanity Collection
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Bulb Base | Medium (E26) |
Bulb Type | Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent |
Collection | VANITY |
Depth | 8 |
Energy Star | No |
Finish Application | Satin |
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Height | 7 |
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Elk Lighting 570-3N Three Light Bathroom Fixture from the Vanity Collection
This beautiful classically designed triple wall sconce with satin nickel finish from the Vanity collection comes with your choice of vibrantly colored glass shade to make sure it matches the décor of your home. This triple sconce would look amazing in a bathroom or a studio.
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Art Deco / Retro Three Light Down Lighting Bathroom Fixture from the Vanity Collection
Love these lights!
Recently remodeled a tiny 5'x9' bathroom to gain more floor space and update very old fixtures. Bought two of these fixtures in 'Mountain' and placed them over the medicine cabinet and new vanity/sink combo (they're from Ikea, if you're wondering), and they look fantastic. 60 watts in six fixtures has turned out to be way too bright, so I dialed it back to 40w soft white. Huge improvement on old globes!
April 16, 2011
Really makes a statement
A great way to put a splash of color in the room. Plenty of light -- doesn't change the color of the light
October 30, 2010
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Franklin Arthur "Art" Wolfe, 72, Racine, passed away unexpectedly at 5:22 a.m. on Sunday, February 17, 2013, his residence. Born May 30, 1940, in Pomeroy he was the son of the late Raymond and Virginia Hall Wolfe. He retired from the Akzo Chemical Company, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., with over 20 years of service. He served in the United States Army and was a former member of the Pomeroy Eagles Club.
He is survived by his wife, JoAnn Brinker Wolfe; a son, Eddie Wolfe of Racine; a daughter, Penny (Todd) Goode of Racine; seven grandchildren, Rebecca, Nichole, Stephanie, Kala, Kara, Ashley, and Eden; ten great-grandchildren, Isaac, Bradon, Chloe, James, Wyatt, Kaydden, Weston, Timothy, Hunter, and Ella. Sisters, Florence (Leland) Bumgarner of of New Haven, W.Va., Maxine (Robert) Holliday of Syracuse, Allah (Doug Hensley) Lambert of Syracuse, Mary Kay (Robert) Edwards, Letart, W.Va., Carol Smith of Syracuse, Barbara Reinhart of Portland, Ohio; a brother, Charles (Lois) Wolfe of Letart Falls; a sister-in-law, Claudia Wolfe of Chester; and numerous nieces and nephews also survive.
In addition to his parents he is preceded in death by a brother, Paul Wolfe.
Funeral services will be held at noon, Thursday,February 21, 2013, in the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. Chaplain Charles Mansfield will officiate. Interment will follow in Letart Falls Cemetery with full military honors conducted by the Racine Post #602 American Legion and Tuppers Plains Post #9053, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Friends may call from 6-8 on Wednesday at the funeral home.

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We are Tyler's oldest B&B, and the closest lodging facility to historic downtown Tyler. An 1859 Tyler Historic Landmark, the Manor is a restored Queen Anne Victorian home. The house is set back on a large corner lot surrounded by brick streets and many mature shade trees. There is a covered jacuzzi in the relaxing Rear Garden along with a koi pond, gazebo, wishing well, and large back deck. The main house has original oak and heart-of-pine wood floors, wood moulding, and gorgeous stained-glass windows. All 7 rooms have private baths, some featuring claw-foot tubs. Additional features in some rooms include queen-size beds, fireplaces, private balconies or porches. One of the rooms is a private carriage house for additional privacy and that home-away-from-home feeling. A full country breakfast is served on china, crystal and silver in the formal dining room.
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The over the top, no cover all man called Sam is about to unleash his boomsticks
TIME AND PLACE ARE SUBJECTIVE – BOOM! That was the sound of Serious Sam 3: BFE news dropping. Croteam's Serious Sam 3: BFE is a glorious throwback to the golden age of first-person shooters where men were men, cover was for amateurs and pulling the trigger made things go boom.
Serving as a prequel to the original indie sensation, Serious Sam: The First Encounter, Serious Sam 3: BFE takes place during the Earth's final struggle against Mental's invading legions of beasts and mercenaries.
Set against the collapsing temples of an ancient civilization and the crumbling cities of 22nd century Egypt, Serious Sam 3: BFE is an exhilarating fusion of classic twitch shooters and modern gameplay features.
"Serious Sam 3 is about pure fun and unfiltered action," said Davor Hunski, chief creative officer of developer Croteam. "We wanted to expand on everything gamers love about the series while adding some genuinely unique new features to really enhance the mayhem Serious Sam is known for."
Trademark features such as relentless hordes of spectacular enemies and expansive outdoor battlefields return in Serious Sam 3: BFE at full force. Other features include:
• Frantic Arcade-Style Action – The calling card of the Serious Sam series, hold down the trigger and lay waste to a never-ending onslaught of attackers or face being overrun by Mental's savage beasts. No cover systems, no camping – it's just you and them. All of them.
• Mental's Fearsome Legions – A new battalion of unforgettable minions including the rumbling Scrapjack and towering Khnum join the legendary Headless Kamikaze, Gnaar and Sirian Werebull. Your days of mowing down zombie Nazi space pirates are over.
• Serious Melee Attacks – When an enemy slips by your wall of lead and pain, use one of the all-new innovative melee moves to drop an enemy right where they stand in the most violent way possible.
• Pure Multiplayer Mayhem – Play through the full campaign mode with up to 16 players or drop the gauntlet and let the heavy ordinance fly in versus modes like Deathmatch and Beast Hunt. This is the next level of Serious Sam multiplayer and all hell is about to break loose.
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The Mary Louise Curtis Bok Foundation Board of Directors
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees of the Curtis Institute of Music has ultimate oversight and authority over the business and affairs of the Curtis Institute of Music.
H. F. "Gerry" Lenfest, Chairman
Edward A. Montgomery Jr., Vice-Chairman
Deborah M. Fretz, Treasurer
Alan R. Hirsig, Secretary
Nina Albert
Frank S. Bayley
Victoria Bok
Sheldon M. Bonovitz
Jonathan Coopersmith
Anthony B. Creamer
Miles B. Davis, Alumni Trustee
Roberto Díaz
Gordon Fowler
Bruce Jay Gould, M.D.
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Christopher B. Merritt, M.D., Friends Trustee
Thomas W. Morris, Overseer Trustee
Robert H. Mundheim
Shaun F. O'Malley
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Albert E. Piscopo
Robert Pollack
William H. Roberts
Robert H. Rock
Mark E. Rubenstein
Brett Rubinson
Samuel R. Shipley III
Jay H. Tolson
Elizabeth Vale
Baroness Nina von Maltzahn
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A. Margaret "Stormy" Bok
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Joseph M. Field
Scott M. Jenkins
Bobby Ellen Kimbel, Ph.D.
James R. "Robin" Ledwith
Bong S. Lee, M.D.
John A. Nyheim
Amanda Smoot
Board of Overseers
The mission of the Board of Overseers of the Curtis Institute of Music is to serve and assist the board of trustees in guiding Curtis "to educate and train exceptionally gifted young musicians for careers as performing artists on the highest professional level."
Thomas W. Morris, Chairman
Catherine French, Vice-Chairman
C. Richard Neu, Vice-Chairman
Gabrielle Kazze Rinaldi, Secretary
Paul J. Arnold
Cynthia Bayley
Frank S. Bayley
Christopher Beach
Peter A. Benoliel
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William R. Stensrud
Philip Taylor
Matías Tarnopolsky
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Allison Vulgamore
Thomas Wolf
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A. Margaret "Stormy" Bok
Milton L. Rock, Ph.D.
The Mary Louise Curtis Bok Foundation Board of Directors
The Curtis Institute of Music receives annual operating support from the Mary Louise Curtis Bok Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation formed exclusively for charitable, scientific, and educational purposes, particularly the support of music and musical education. The foundation's board of directors has determined that Curtis should be the sole recipient of financial support.
Samuel R. Shipley III, President
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J. G. "Jerry" Rubenstein, Treasurer
Joseph M. Field, Secretary
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Forum Lounge is located in the always trendy Union Square area of NYC. Forum is a 3,500 square foot space incorporating the finest elements of both an upscale lounge and high-end bar. A 50 foot mahogany bar, lit up white stone walls, gold leaf, textured, decorative paint, pressed glass, custom poured cement floors, plush black leather banquettes and enthralling accented columns ultimately deems Forum a truly awe-inspiring space.
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"Hot Fuzz"...bwahahaha!!! God, the British are so ribald! k
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
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Pan's Labyrinth...wow. I feel emotionally drained. What an amazing film. You know it's a good foreign flick when you forget you are reading sub-titles and listening to people speak a language you don't understand! k
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Just watched Transformers. What a cool movie! That kid from Holes did such a great job!! Now I know who Bumble-bee is.
We really had such low expectations for this movie and now I'm definitely ranking it among my favorite films of '07. Is it wrong that I have a huge crush on Shia LaBeouf (I'm old enough to be his mom...*gulp*)...? k
I didn't actually sit and watch the whole thing, but this morning my one son watched 28 Weeks Later. I was in and out of the room and watched some of it. I don't need to see that movie ever again!! Nasty.
I really like that movie...haven't seen the sequel, though. Of course, the one issue I have with that is that main character was in a coma for a month or more and would have run out of IV solution, so he should have died from dehydration. That part kind of annoys me, as it's a pretty major plot hole. k
My mistake was coming into the room during a scene of pure blood and gore. And, I was annoyed when one of the characters died and I thought he would live.
Have you seen "Shawn of the Dead?" It's the zombie theme, but funny as hell. k
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Dh wouldn't let us watch that when it was on last week I figured the twins would get a good laugh out of it. Oh well... MTA
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Parade Rally Today, 3P. M.~ DAILY STRIKE BULLETIN V|oC>- \, ■■■■' UNITED LABOR ACTION M 0*^h'**a SMASH THE CITIZENS ALLIANCE TWO TWENTY-FIVE SOUTH THIRD STREET Volume 1, No. 14 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1934 Price one cent "... IF IT TAKES ALL SUMMER" ■ Strike Storm Again Rising Over Country Labor Refuses to Submit to Miserable Conditions A nationwide general strike of all textile workers to be called in the near future and an enormous spreading of *he Chicago stockyards strike were the outstanding developments of the last 24 hours in the great Conflict between capital and labor now raging throughout this country. Claiming that textile bosses in Alabama were showing an utter disregard for NRA principles, Thomas McMahon, president of the United Textile Workers of America, stated that a special convention of this organization will be called for August 13, at which time a complete general strike in the textile industry will be called. There is every indication, as we go to press, that the Chicago stockyards strike will be ten times as large by Monday morning. 8,400 members of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union are pressing to join the stock handlers in their fight for decent working conditions. Startling information that the «reat coast strike is NOT over has just been received. The Pacific Coast bosses, who "promised all leniency to the returning strikers, have carried out this promise in the opposite sense. A fierce dispute is raging all up and down the coast over the question of who shall control the hiring halls. The bosses insist that they have absolute control until the arbitration board has mediated the question. The workers are driving for representation on the hiring-hall committee, thus reopening the entire question out there. Several mayors are threatening to recall thousands of troops on Monday to completely smash the workers. , Despite the presence of steel- hclmeted national guardsmen, picketing continues at the Kohler plant. Responsibility for the murderous attack on the picket lines of deputized thugs (which killed two men, wounded thirty-nine, among them four women and three boys) was placed directly on the Governor's shoulders by Union officials. New York City faces a strike of thousands of ERA workers tomorrow morning, desperateover the inhuman relief conditions that prevail there. In the face of this, 1,200 cops were issued special riot guns and are being held ready to spew forth death among the unfortunate men and women who can find no work, and are not given enough relief to exist on. ' ' ' Thus day after day it is shown that workers throughout the country, having gone through the same torturing experience of depression, wage-cuts, unemployment and suffering, are haying the same reaction. Struggle is the watchword of the day for every section of the trade union and general labor movement. Of particular interest is the fact that these New York workers who are supposed to be so different and foreign, according to the Citizens Alliance, are just the same as any other ■workers as far as suffering and straggling is concerned. And the bosses of New York are no better and no worse than the bosses of this town, county and state. Local 574 is glad to have received telegrams of backing from various out-of-town Unions and extends the fraternal hand of strike solidarity to its brother Unions from coast to coast. For united labor action! The most successful commander of the Civil War,' was General Ulysses S. Grant, the man of whom Roscoe B. Conklin said: "If you ask what state he came from, our answer then will be: 'He came from Appomatix and its famous apple1 tree!' " By that he meant to say that he was a fighter who scored victories, and that it didn't make any difference what state he came from. We too are in a war. We may well study the secrets of the success of General Grant. How did Grant win his battles and drive the enemy to surrender? Not by "slick" maneuvers, not by over-subtle "cleverness", not by fine tricks. No, the secret of Grant's driving power was bull-headed persistence. Whenever they had him in a tight corner and put the squeeze on him, the old bull-head only bowed his neck and declared: "We will fight it out on these lines if it takes all summer!" We take this example from military history on purpose. We take it because we regard this fight as a battle in a great war—the war between predatory capital and exploited labor, the war between the classes. An Hour of Test The hour has now struck when we are to be put to a new test. Local 574 has shown the world that it has a body of courageous fighters. They are not afraid. They can exchange blows with anybody. They can give it, and they can take it, too. The labor movement of America, yes, of the whole world, admirably acknowledges the battle-courage of the men of Fighting 574 and their allies of the Minneapolis working class. The world admits that we can fight. Now the question arises: Can they stick? And our answer must be: We'll bow our necks and stick it out if it takes all summer! But it won't take all summer. Our lines are solid . It is the bosses who are cracking under the pressure of the fight. They are losing millions of dollars and the. strain is telling on them. We are able to state on reliable authority that more than a third of the market firms are clamoring for a settlement in the employers' meetings. The bandits of the Citizens Alliance are finding themselves compelled to yield to this pressure from the ranks of the market bosses. The Bosses Weaken Take the employers' statements printed in the Saturday papers. The haughty expressions barely conceal the fact that you are listening to people who are in retreat and looking for a way out. A few days ago they said that they Local '574"—anybody who wants more than $12 a week and is ready to fight for it to the end, is a Communist in their eyes. In their last statement, however, they say: "We will not negotiate with that leadership unless compelled to do so." Well, this strike is being carried on for the specific purpose of "compelling them to do so," and we wil succeed in this aim if we fight it out to the end. The strike is a test of strength, of persistence, of endurance. The employers have vast resources and great power: their money ,the kept press, the police, the militia—all these forces are against our strike, and we do not fool ourselves about it. But 574 has even greater resources to draw upon: the inexhaustible energy of the working class, its capacity for endurance and sacrifice, the solidarity of our fellow-workers in other trades, the sympathy of the great majority of the population, an honest and courageous leadership and—our own daily paper! If we marshall all these resources and utilize them to the full, there can be no question of the outcome. We must, furthermore, assert all our rights, and let nobody take them away from us. i The employers can foregather in the dark of the moon, in secret session. They can pull strings behind the scenes to make their puppets dance for them. The workers, whose strength lies in the mass movement, can fight only in the open. Not through secret agents but in their own person. That is why they are so insistent upon the right to free assemblage so that they may speak freely. The right to free speech so that they may organize freely. The right to organize so that they may strike freely. The right to strike so that they may picket freely. The right to picket so that they may win swiftly! Whoever limits or seeks to limit these rights to the slightest degree, is striking a blow at the workers. The resolution of the Strike Committee of 100, which demands the withdrawal of the troops, the right to hold public meetings in front of our headquarters, and the right to picket, shows how determined Local 574 is to allow no infringement upon its rights. Stand or Fall: Union Men We shall not allow ourselves to be cut slowly to pieces. We shall not allow ourselves to be delivered, bound hand and foot, to the employers. Instead, we shall resist every effort to strip us of our fighting strength. Instead, we shall bring the employers to terms which make it possible for us to live like human beings. Those who think that we can be worn down in the battle, that our ranks and spirit can be broken, will be taught a lesson that will not soon be forgotten. We are imbued not only with an unshakable conviction in the justice of our cause, but with an iron resolve to fight to the last ditch. We will not go back as beaten dogs! We will go back only as union men on union conditions! The eyes of the labor movement of the whole country are upon us today. Financial support is coming on. Pledges of aid have been received from all parts of the land. The workers everywhere are looking to us. We shall not fail them. We will fight it out on the picket line if it takes all summer! Charges Cops Slugged Him For Criticism Peter Sasner in Hospital With Fractured Jaw Deported Editors Return to Minneapolis James P. Cannon, editor of the Militant, and Max Shachtman, editor of the New International, who were deported from Minneapolis Friday by order of the Provost Marshal of the National Guard, returned yesterday. In ah- ^Zh^ A^^^KeyCowiu^l^Aen^t Uwer to a telegram of protest against their LocalT574"_anvhnrlv who wants mor« than arbitrary deportation, in which they demand ed the revocation of the outrageous military order, Goyernor Olson made a statement to the press declaring that the right to remain in the city was granted to the "radical Militant" as well as to the "Tory Chicago Trib- "This assurance," said the two deported editors in a statement issued today at the Hotel Summit, "simply re-establishes a right which prevails throughout the country and is supposed to be guaranteed by the Constitution. Needless to say, we have undertaken no obligations and accepted no restrictions. We intend, as in the past, to support the strike in our correspondence to our papers with the same freedom with which capitalist editors attack the strike in their papers." The Organizer is the mouthpiece of thousands of workers of all political views and affiliations banded together to defend their elementary common economic interests. As a labor paper, it stands one hundred percent for the freedom of the press, and is gratified to record that a despotic attack upon the rights of the labor press has been frustrated. Allegations that Johannes' cops are continuing their atrocities against peaceful citizens are contained in a sensational affidavit made public yesterday by Peter Sasner of 609 Emerson Ave. N. The incidents related in this allegation are of a hair-raising nature, such as could hardly be attributed to supporters of law and order—unless it be a special kind of law and order.. According to Sasner's statements, on Thursday afternoon he was "taken for a ride" by a couple of cops, severely beaten and left by the roadside. The contents of Sasner's affidavit, signed and sealed by a notary, follows: "I, Peter Sasner, am forty-one yoars old and reside at 609 Emerson Avenue North. I am married and have three children. "At 4:00 p. m. on Thursday, July 26, 1934, I went up to see a friend of mine at Fourth and Emerson, and while I was sitting there, Norman Schaff and another police sergeant in uniform came up. We were talking about the riot last Friday, and Schaff said, "The strikers were a bunch of fools coming up unarmed while we were standing there with guns, shoulder to shoulder and had orders to shoot." "I asked him, 'What kind of shells are you using, buck shots?' And Schaff's companion said, 'No, we're using number two shells.' I says to him, 'Nothing but a bunch of rats would shoot down people from the back,' and this fellow got hot, grabbed me by the arm and says, 'Come on I' "I thought he was going to take me to the Police Headquarters. I wasn't afraid of him. They took me straight out Glenwood Avenue to Golden Valley, then they stopped and they beat me with their fists right in the jaw while I was sitting in the car. Then they told me to get. out of the car, but I didn't. "Schaff's partner said, 'Three of us are going out, but only two will come back.' "They kept on beating me and they both got in the car, took me down to Xerxes Avenue. They stopped a fellow by the name of Joe Banana and they asked Joe, 'Do you know where that monkey lives?' (Pointing to me). Joe said he didn't have time and no car to take me home in. (His wife was with him.) "Then they took me down on Sixth Avenue on the other side of Glenwood to Golden Valley. They stopped the car and Norman Schaff went to the right side of the car, dragged me out, tearing my clothes, and left me there. I picked myself up.. I was so dizzy I didn't know which way to go, and walked up as far as Sixth Avenue and Russell. A boy by the name of Jake Karelick took me ill the house at 618 Russell Avenue, and I rested there for about an hour. Then I went home. After I came home, I started to look for my glasses and teeth, consisting of two plates—both were gone except for a little piece. "Then I decided to go down to the General Hospital. They told me I had a compound fracture of the lower jaw. After I got treated, I went to the Military Commander and explained how it was. The Commander told me to hold it for a couple of days, not to tell anyone about it. That was about 11:00 in the afternoon when I came from the hospital. Then I went home." The Citizens Alliance has a great deal to be proud of these days.
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Date of Creation | 1934-07-29 |
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Contributing Organization | Center for Human Resources and Labor Studies, Herman Library, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota |
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It's slow going through the New Haven area as rush hour winds down. The average speed of vehicles going southbound is 16 miles per hour, according to the state DOT, from Long Wharf, Exit 46 in New Haven, to Saw Mill Road in West Haven, at Exit 43.
Cause Of Death Undetermined In Case Of Missing Student
The cause of death of 20-year-old Alyssiah Wiley, who disappeared in April and whose remains were discovered last Friday, is still undetermined because there is not yet enough evidence to determine how she died, the state medical examiner's office said Thursday.
Remains found near Beardsley Park
Remains found Tuesday evening on the riverbank behind the Wonderland of Ice are likely from an animal, a State Police spokesman said.
Vigil today for murdered ECSU student
A vigil will be held today at 3 p.m. on the campus of Eastern Connecticut State University, to gather in memory of 20-year-old Alyssiah Wiley, who was found dead after weeks of searching.
Man sentenced for looting aunt's estate
A West Haven man has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for stealing more than $300,000 from the estate of his late aunt.
Police, family continue search for missing Eastern Connecticut State student
In this May 2, 2013 Day file photo, Corrinna Martin and Christopher Wiley, at podium, the parents of missing Eastern Connecticut State University student Alyssiah Marie Wiley, ask the public for help in locating their daughter outside the university's Public Safety Complex.
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The search for a missing West Haven woman is shifting to Bridgeport, as teams of volunteers check parks, lakes and ponds.
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10.27.12 MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Cavs 2ndin 5k; Justin Groubert 4th
Oct. 27, 2012
(North Canton, OH) Walsh (36-20) finished second (40) in the three-man 5k race, held on campus today. Malone University (20) finished first and Point Park University (82). The race was held in rainy, windy and cold conditions and closes the season for Walsh, and first year Head Coach Rob Mizicko. Walsh graduate assistant…
10.20.12 MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Cavs 10th; Justin Groubert 12th and Second Team Member at GLIAC Championships
Oct. 20, 2012
In its inaugural year, Walsh (35-19) finished in 10thplace out of 15 teams at the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Cross Country Championships. The event was hosted by Northwood University. Grand Valley State University easily won the event with a team score of 29. Malone and Ashland tied for second with a score of 86. …
10.6.12 MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Justin Groubert's First Place Finish Leads Cavs to Silver
Oct. 6, 2012
Justin Groubert (So., Hartville, OH/Lake) took top individual honors and led Walsh to a second place finish in the Slippery Rock Cross Country Invitational at Cooper's Lake Campground. Only hosting Slipper Rock was able to defeat the Cavaliers (30-10) as the Rockets had all seven thinclads in the top 14. The Cavs had three…
9.29.12 MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Cavs 7th of 12 at All-Ohio Championships
Sep. 29, 2012
Justin Groubert (So., Hartville, OH/Lake) continues to have an impressive season as he finished seventh overall with a time of 25:10 in the NCAADivision II/NAIA All-Ohio Championships at Cedarville University. It helped Walsh place seventh out of 12 teams participating at that level and is now 26-9 on the year. Overall, the Cavaliers…
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Sep. 27, 2012
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it was nice. the room was nice and clean. It was little hot but other wise it was all goodHotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Just fine for us."
This hotel was just what we needed. The room was a good size. The breakfast display was perfect. And as for the hotel itself; it wasnt dirty, nor run down. We will probably stay again if we need to.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
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"convient location for those not from Kenai"
I liked it, stores were walking distance and so were places to eat. A couple of the receptionest were with drawn and were not personable.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
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"Very Comfortable Hotel"
We spent 2 nights at the Quality Inn. Our room was ready for us when we got there. It was clean and comfortable. The bed was comfortable but the pillows were tiny. The curtains were very heavy and great at blocking out the light. It was great to have a microwave and refrigerator in the room. The breakfast offered a lot of food options and the breakfast […] room was large, clean and comfortable. The employees were busy keeping all of the food items well stocked up until the closing time of breakfast. 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Clean and friendly"
The desk person was very helpful with suggestions for places to eat and directions that we needed. The staff was pleasant. The hotel was clean.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Good for the location"
The location was good and it was a good deal for one night. An excellent breakfast was included.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Self touring Alaska"
This hotel meet our needs verywell, although not real fancy.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
great except there was no air conditioningHotels.com 旅客真實的評價
very nice and enjoyable, great location for visiting other thingsHotels.com 旅客真實的評價
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"Great location, but it ain't "The Ritz""
This hotel is reasonably comfortable but not in the best condition. The jacuzzi didn't work, the carpet in our room was mysteriously wet in one spot when we got there, etc. The beds were comfortable though and the room came with a free breakfast that was convenient. The biggest factor in this hotel is its location. If you're wanting to go dipnetting […] or fishing on the lower part of the Kenai River then this is a convenient place to stay. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
its a decent hotel. its a very good location being right on the kenai highway. very close to everything and walking distance to walmart. thats a big plus. kenai is pretty quiet at night. the other thing i wish hotels would do is have memory foam pillows instaed of standard ones.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
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The front desk was so helpful! I had to call to change reservations for the place that I work. Instead of seeming inconveinienced or annoyed the person who I spoke to was very helpful and nice. I didn't actually stay there but my co-workers who did said it was a very good place to stay and that the hotel was very relaxing to go to after a day of construction […] work. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Decent, but not my first option to stay"
The hotel is ok, the location itself is very convenient, right next to the airport. Also very close to restaurants and stores. It is not a luxurious hotel, but the room is clean and comfortable, has refrigerator and provides free wi-fi. Hotel provides free breakfast at the dining area which is also a nice touch. The only drawback during my stay was, […] there was a plumbing problem with my bathroom. However the staff had it fixed immediately. The staff is nice and courteous. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
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"Kenai Quality Inn"
Nice people and a nice clean place. Breakfast was great!Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Not Impressed"
My hotel room has a tissue stuffed in a water sweat spot above the bed. The blankets were rough, but the down blankets were nice. I asked for a second. The fridge was nice. I think I forgot my snack inside it. I hope they remember to dispose of it. The floor carpet seemed old and I didn't want to walk on in bare foot. The speakers went out on my TV […] the second night. I had to move rooms. The room across the hall, the window was stuck open. I didn't move into that room. I moved into the next room over, it was the same as my previous room. It too had a water sweat spot. Overall the exterior is hideous. The room is clean but old. The bathroom had fake marbel shower walls, the toilets did have a "cleaned for you" seal on the toilet seats. That was nice. The staff were nice. The breakfast was all junk food. Sugar cerals, dense bisquits (not light) for bisquits and gravy. Someone before me burnt a waffle on the waffle iron. I think it will take 2 to 3 waffles before the burnt crumbs come out. The juice was good. The eggs, and sausage and bacon looked alright but I don't like such heavy food for breakfast. I ended up with a blue berry bagel, although I do understand those are not good for me either. Trash recipticals are small, but they have a few in the room and that was convienant. I had to walk upstairs with my bags - no one to carry them up for me. It was hard as it was filled with text books for my class work I have to comeplete over the weekend. 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Worst hotel we stayed in a long time"
Rooms are small, dark, and musty, the building is so old it should have been torn down and rebuilt long ago. You can hear people in another room talking and watching tv. Front desk person seems to not know/not care much about the hotel procedures nor the requests from guests. To our request to do an early checkout and make sure there are no outstanding […] charges we were threatened with a police.... Would not stay again nor would recommend to anyone else, worst experience ever! 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Bad location"
The hotel was nice as a hotel with no complaints. They had a business center, free breakfast, fitness, etc. The rooms were more than fine in terms of comfort and what not. However, the hotel is located in suburban hell between a Walmart, lowes and home depot. Being on vacation in the kenai peninsula, we had envisioned a more quaint location.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Quality Inn Kenai - Good value for budget hotel"
The Quality Inn Kenai is a good value for a budget hotel. The room was clean and in general good repair, though the pane of glass in the window was cracked, and the toilet made an odd moaning sound when refilling. The room was a bit warm, and the fan they had was noisy, so unless you were a heavy sleeper, it wasn't of much use. The core features of […] what you need in a hotel stay were more than adequate: Clean sheets, floors, counters and bathrooms. The security cameras in the hall made me wonder if there were issues with safety, but we had no problems. The surrounding neighborhood is a car wash, Lowes hardware, and a WalMart. Staff was friendly and helpful, though the TV in the lobby was rather loud when we arrived (Employee on break/close of shift was watching it). To her credit, the staff member checking us in recognized this and turned it down. We did not use the pool or hot tub, so we can't comment on the state of repair or cleanliness. However, they did have a very nice continental breakfast in the morning, which is more of a full breakfast than just cold cereal and breads: Eggs, sausage, fruit, waffles, cereal, pastries, juice and coffee... All were fresh and well prepared! I rated the hotel as high as I did as our expectations were a bit low when scheduling reservations. As stated, it is a good value for a budget hotel. It is not the Ritz, but neither are the prices. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
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"Kenai's Quality Inn (newly renovated)"
The comfort of the room was quite nice, and the hotel staff was friendly when needed. My only criticism would be a small/tight bathroom, especially for two people who like to shower together, but otherwise a very satisfying stay. Great price if you're in a pinch and need a room.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Very Pleasant Stay"
The staff at the front desk was extremely friendly. The continental breakfast offered a large selection: waffles, eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, bagels, cereal, yogurt, juices. The pool and hot tub were a welcome way to unwind after a day of travel with the kids. Complimentary newspapers were also available.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Recently bought out..."
This is an older property, originally the "Kings Inn." Heavily built building with double windows, metal siding, and absolutely ancient direct-vent wall furnaces; typical for Alaska construction of it's age. Room and hotel was clean, although the building layout was strange and awkward. They provide a (salt-water!) pool and hot spa; pool was *freezing*, […] hot tub too hot. Beds were new and comfortable. Free breakfast was hot (eggs, sausage, waffles, etc.) and pretty good. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Great breakfast"
Great breakfast, rooms need remodeling and more electrical outlets. Friendly, helpful staff.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Quailty Inn Kenai"
Thank you for the awsome breakfast that we received. Hotel was clean, and what a big hot tubHotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Quality Inn in Kenai, AK"
Clean hotel with nice staff but the heater in the hot tub and pool was broken so it was too cold to enjoy.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
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Kenai Spur Hwy 沿いで、交通の便が良い。Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
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Hey baseball fans!
Matt Nadel here with another dose of baseball history. In today's post, I will be telling you all who I think are the top five families in baseball history. (Note that I originally posted this for Big Leagues Magazine, a really great online magazine that I write for. Hope you check it out.)
Number Five-The Ripkens: Why? Cal Ripken Sr. and Cal Ripken Jr. basically represent the Orioles in the '80s. You may think that Cal Jr. was the only Ripken great, but Cal Sr. was involved in the O's organization for 36 years and managed Baltimore in the 1987 season. In that season, Cal Jr. and Billy Ripken played in Baltimore. Billy Ripken wasn't a superstar like is brother, but I think we can all agree that Cal Ripken Jr. deserves to be in the Hall.
Number Four-The DiMaggios: Why? Vince wasn't really the best baseball player, but Dom and Joe both were consistently good ballplayers for the Red Sox and Yankees, respectively. Dom went to seven All Star games, while Joe went to 13. Joe is in the Baseball Hall of Fame but, sadly, Dom isn't. However, he is in the Red Sox Hall of Fame. All in all, the DiMaggio parents should be proud of how successful their three sons were at playing the game they loved, baseball.
Number Three-The Bondses: Why? Bobby was a great ballplayer in the sixties and seventies, while his son, Barry, dominated the nineties and two thousands. They have a combined 1,094 homers, the most homers between a father and son. The only reason they aren't number one is because Barry took steroids. Steroid use is not tolerated with me, and it is definitely not tolerated with the BBWAA.
Number Two-The Griffeys: Why? Ken Griffey Jr. and Ken Griffey Sr. were both big helpers in some teams' successes. Griffey Sr. helped the Reds to two consecutive World Series titles, while his son helped the Mariners become an AL powerhouse in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Also, the Griffeys are the only father-son combo to hit back-to-back home runs. Now, that is what I call "like father, like son".
NUMBER ONE-THE WANERS: Why? Little Poison and Big Poison, Lloyd and Paul, are both in the Hall of Fame. They both contributed to the Pirates of the '20s and '30s and they were both hitting machines. It's funny how they played together on the Pirates and not the Phillies. Why do I say that? I say that because the Phillies play in the "City of Brotherly Love."
Well, that's my top five families in baseball history. There are some honorable mentions, though. The Alous, Felipe, Jesus, and Matty, were once the family dynasty in San Francisco, while the Delahantys, Ed, Frank, Jim, Joe and Tom, were great ballplayers during the Dead Ball Era. Anyway, do you agree with my list? Leave me a comment and tell me your list of top five baseball families of all time. Thanks for reading and I hope you all enjoyed this post about "all the buzz on what wuzz".
6:48 pm on Monday, March 4, 2013
Matt, how about the Dean brothers or the Perry's? Both brothers were very good pitchers, or is your list just for offensive stats? :)
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7:28 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
In those cases, one person of the family picked up most of the slack.
paul smith
8:57 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
You can add the Delahanty brothers (all 5 of 'em), Honus and Butts Wagner, as well as the Mathewson Bros, who won 373 games between them (though Christy won all 373!)
7:53 am on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Along this line, you then have to mention Maddux bros. Combined nearly 400 wins and nearly 4,000 Ks (and a great ERA)....Mark may have contributed less than Greg.
Mr. Boondoggle
12:40 pm on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Well in the Ripken case, only one member was good, Billy and the father weren't particularly memorable at all. And Dom Dimaggio wasn;t exaclty great.
Richard Cuicchi
8:09 pm on Monday, March 4, 2013
my vote for Top Five is the Hairston Family. Sam Hairston played in the Negro Leagues and one season in the Majors. Sam had three sons, two of whom played in the Majors (Jerry, Sr. and Johnny); Sam's third son, Sam Jr. played in the minors. Jerry Sr. has two sons in the Majors currently (Scott and Jerry Jr.). Jerry, Sr.'s third son, Justin, was drafted professionally. Johnny had three sons (John, Jr., Jeff, and Jason) who were drafted professionally, with Jeff and Jason playing in the minors. Check out the book, Family Ties: A Comprehensive Collection of Facts and Trivia About Baseball's Relatives, for more details about the extensive family relationships in baseball.
Pete Heinbaugh
10:55 pm on Monday, March 4, 2013
Good topic and good list, Matt.
I'm glad to see that you included the Alou's. They could all hit line drives i their sleep. Remember, there was also Moises, Felipe's son.
Two other families worth mentioning because they produced three generations of players -
The Boone's: Grandpop Ray; Pop Bob; Sons Aaron and Brett.
The Bell's: Grandpop Gus; Pop Buddy; Sons David and Mike.
Matt Nadel's Baseball with Matt (a kid blogger's baseball history blog)
7:29 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
That's pretty interesting.
Pete Heinbaugh
11:05 pm on Monday, March 4, 2013
Trivia question: Which brother combination has the most HRs?
Answer (sort of a trick question): The Aarons (768); Hank (755), and Tommie (13)
Matt Nadel's Baseball with Matt (a kid blogger's baseball history blog)
7:44 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Interesting. Kind of like the Giambis and the Cansecos
7:35 pm on Tuesday, March 5, 2013
'Steroid use is not tolerated with me, and it is definitely not tolerated with the BBWAA.'
But cocaine users, alcohol abusers and womanizers are fair game?
'But baseball writers will abide a drug user. Paul Molitor had used cocaine, but they voted him into the Hall of Fame in 2004. They'll abide an alcoholic. Dennis Eckersley was a recovering alcoholic, but they voted for him in 2004. And they'll abide a philanderer. Until Bill Clinton blew past, Wade Boggs was the most famous womanizer in the world. Baseball writers voted for him in 2005.' - an excerpt from the cbssports.com article below.
8:30 pm on Tuesday, March 5, 2013
The difference between steriods users and alcoholics, cocaine users and womanizers is that steroids are performance enhancers and the others aren't.
Some old-time players used greenies, which were uppers and helped give players energy in an artificial manner. However, a guy like Dock Ellis once pitched a no-hitter while using LSD.
As for the Hall of Fame, a guy like Ty Cobb, who was a racist and bigot and probably many more undesirable traits was is in the Hall and I don't hear anyone complaining about that.
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8:11 pm on Tuesday, March 5, 2013
how about the Alomar's ? (Sandy Sr., Sandy Jr., Roberto) The Niekro ? (Phil, Joe, Lance) And the # 1 family has gotta be the Alou's (Felipe,Mateu,Matty,Jesus,Moises)
Matt Nadel's Baseball with Matt (a kid blogger's baseball history blog)
7:42 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Great picks, but not top 5. Maybe some would make the top 10. I may need to do a longer list next time.
12:57 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Bart, have you ever sen an alcoholic try to perform anything without alcohol? I would argue that alcohol and the like do enhance the performance of someone addicted to it. Same goes for something as innocent as a cortisone shot. Without it, the players performance is diminished. I just don't like when they changed it from steroids to PEDs. They want to retroactively punish someone for using substances not previously banned....
7:31 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
I agree 100% with your comment about PED's, but I don't regarding the alcoholics. Billy Martin, Mickey Mantle, Jimmie Foxx, and the list goes on and on, they were all alcoholics and their drinking didn't enhance their performance, it diminished it. Foxx retired way too early and Mantle acknowledged that if he had done less carousing (drinking and womanizing) he would have performed better, and lived longer too.
Alcohol impairs your reaction time while steriods provide a chemical enhancement for muscle recovery and gives people added strength. I really don't see the similarities.
paul smith
8:37 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
what about the Waner brothers? Casey Stengle remarked how Paul Waner could slide into third without breaking the bottle in his back pocket
Matt Nadel's Baseball with Matt (a kid blogger's baseball history blog)
7:41 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Paul - the Waners are the top names of my list.
Bart - agree with you.
Lee Navlen
9:14 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Did anyone mention the Niekro brothers? Knuckleballers!
6:26 am on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Although he made his mark in a different sport, don't forget Basketball. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIbp5C-5WXM
Tom Russo
10:54 am on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Just wanted to point out that while Vince DiMaggio was not a great hitter, he was a two-time All Star. His brothers both considered him the best fielder of the three so he must have been terrific on defense.
Pete Heinbaugh
11:39 am on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Good comments. In the shuffle of statistics, great defensive players get overlooked in the history books.
Great example is Bill Mazeroski. Maz was finally selected for the Hall of Fame by the Veteran's Committee in 2001, 29 years after he retired. At the time, many fans looked at his stats and wondered if his selection was merited. But it was overlooked by those fans that he is generally considered to be the best defensive 2nd baseman ever.
Bob English
8:33 pm on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Ramon Martinez (135-88) and Pedro Martinez (219-100) Pedro was dominent in the steroid era including a couple of years of having an era of under 2 runs/game
10:25 pm on Thursday, March 7, 2013
If you want to go way back in baseball history, I'd suggest that you look at the Wright brothers-George and Harry. Both of them are in the Hall of Fame.


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My husband never liked corn bread until I started making this recipe - then he'd eat half of it. I like to serve it piping hot with lots of real butter on the side. -Betty Kaytis, Elizabethton, Tennessee
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Nutritional Facts 1 serving (1 each) equals 659 calories, 33 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 117 mg cholesterol, 1,106 mg sodium, 80 g carbohydrate, 5 g fiber, 10 g protein.
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Reviewed on Dec. 08, 2009 by BTrice
I am gluten intolerant and this recipe is great. Thanks for sharing!
Reviewed on Sep. 24, 2009 by pledford
Don't knock it until you try it. This is the best cornbread I've eaten in years. I did decrease the sugar in half. Will make this again for sure!!
Reviewed on Sep. 11, 2009 by pemawacc
Wow, ladies! How critical you are! No, it is not a typical cornbread recipe, but that is the purpose of new recipes: to try something new. As to the debate on yellow cornmeal not being southern; in Texas (which is about as south as you get get), it is a matter of preference. Lighten Up!
Reviewed on Sep. 09, 2009 by poochie123
If that's not how to make cornbread, How is it made then?
Reviewed on Sep. 08, 2009 by grammaberr
I agree with these ladies and add one other thing. YELLOW CORN MEAL JUST AIN'T SOUTHERN. Dh's grandfather owned his own gristmill, he said yellow corn was only for animal feed.
Reviewed on Sep. 08, 2009 by richlinKy
This type of cornbread is more like the flavor and texture of a muffin. I consider it more of a cake and not real cornbread.
Reviewed on Sep. 08, 2009 by crazyotto
Agree with Carol,no sugar,or mayo,and you made more then two servings so you could dunk some cornbread with the rest of the buttermilk
Reviewed on Sep. 08, 2009 by marjie53
I grew up in West Tennessee and agree with Carol. That is not the way we make cornbread here. Some folks do add a little sugar but the true cornbread eaters make it just as Carol described - with old fashioned buttermilk and no sugar or mayo. M Miller
Reviewed on Sep. 08, 2009 by CarolTidwell
Grew up in West Tennessee, not the way we make cornbread there. Real West Tenn. cornbrean has neither sugar or mayo...just good old fashioned buttermilk.
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Wow this recipe has so many calories per serving
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