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Registration is now open for Summer 2014!
The information on the tabs below has been updated with Summer 2014 information – except for the chiefs. Keep checking back!
The Marsh, A Day Camp at Sandy Cove offers an environment designed specifically for kids with a ratio of one staff member for every six campers. We will get to know your child personally!
Your child's exciting journey of exploration will take place in North East, Maryland at Sandy Cove Ministries. At The Marsh, boys and girls are grouped by age for a dynamic, fun-filled week in our non-profit, non-denominational Christian day camp. In a child's eyes, The Marsh is a place where every day is filled with making new friends, learning about God's amazing love, discovering new interests and playing until they are worn out!
From thrilling activities to creative adventures, Bible teaching to unique games, campers are sure to have a blast and grow in their relationship with Christ! Our staff will provide instruction, supervision and encouragement in a Christ-centered fashion.
For over 65 years, Sandy Cove Ministries has been providing "Christian camping at its best!" Since 2001, The Marsh has continued this same tradition of excellence. Our accreditation by the American Camp Association (ACA) and membership with the Christian Camp and Conference Association (CCCA) demonstrates our commitment to providing quality programs for your child. All children are welcome to attend our programs regardless of race, religion or national origin.
"The Chiefs are awesome. Everything about The Marsh ROCKS!" Hannah – age 11
Wacky Wednesday fun and games, dress up days, unique games and creative activities make each week exciting for campers of all ages. But that's not all…
All weeks are geared for boys and girls ages 4 to 14. Ages for special programs are noted.
Splash into the fun this summer with Wipe Out Week! Water balloons, squirt guns, pool games and more wet and wild craziness than you can imagine!
Help your team go for the gold during a week of crazy games and friendly competitions designed for campers of all ages and skill levels. Come and play!
Special Program: Outdoor Adventure Camp
Looking for a little more adventure this summer? Campers will be involved in canoeing, kayaking, tubing, rock climbing, outdoor cooking, and other "adventure" activities instead of participating in the regular camp program. For campers 12 to 14 only. Additional $30 fee.
Wet and wild and so much fun we're doing it again… but this time with an "under the sea" twist! Water balloons, pool games and more!
The question is not where are we? It's WHEN are we? Leap through time with us and discover how to have fun no matter what decade you're in!
Aargh Mateys! Hoist the sails, it's time to sail off in search of treasure, adventure and lots of fun! Yo ho, it's a pirate's life at The Marsh!
Clowning around has never been so much fun! Fun and games for one and all!
There's no telling what could happen during Marsh Madness – we're inside out and upside down and full of fun and games! Always a favorite, you're sure to love this classic week!
Special Program: Junior Outdoor Adventure Camp
Looking for a little more adventure this summer? Campers will be involved in canoeing, kayaking, tubing, rock climbing, outdoor cooking, and other "adventure" activities instead of participating in the regular camp program. For campers 10 to 11 only. Additional $30 fee.
It's a week long beach party at The Marsh! Make sure you join us for one last week of wet and wild fun before heading back to school!
"This was the most awesome experience for my 6 & 4 year old sons. There just aren't any other "camps" like this in our area, especially full day for 4 year olds! My 4 year old spoke about Jesus and all of the activities each night. When the week was over, they both begged me to go back. We had been granted a scholarship to attend this week… and what a beautiful blessing it turned out to be! Thank you so much for the wonderful experience!"
Camper parent 2013
Our staff work hard to ensure that every day is filled with fun at The Marsh. Daily Bible Learning and Scripture Teaching (BLAST), weekly themes, special guests, dress up days, talent shows, unique games and creative activities make each week exciting for campers of all ages.
Sample Daily Schedule
7:00-8:30 am | Morning Extended Care ($) |
9:00 | Camper Arrival & Morning Welcome |
9:15-11:25 | Morning Activity Sessions |
11:30 | Lunch at the Cattail Cafe – served fresh daily, no extra cost! |
12:15 pm | Supervised Free Time |
12:45 | BLAST (Bible Learning and Scripture Teaching) |
1:30 | Fun Program |
2:30 | Free Swim* |
3:30 | Afternoon Snack |
4:00 | Camper Pick Up |
4:30-6:00 | Afternoon Extended Care ($) |
*Modest swimsuits are required (one-piece for girls, baggy shorts for boys).
Each Thursday, campers ages 10 and older will have an opportunity to stay late at The Marsh. Have a great time making Marsh Stew, playing fun games and hitting the pool (don't forget your modest swimsuit – one-piece for girls, baggy shorts for boys) for an evening swim. Campers must be picked up at 9:00 pm. Please note: Late Night will be cancelled due to storms or excessive heat.
Child care is available 7:00-8:30 am and 4:30-6:00 pm if your schedule does not allow for arrival and pick up during regular camp hours. Choose each week based on your needs. Pre-registration is required – sign up when you register for the week. FREE for campers registered for at least 4 weeks.
"Chief Laura taught me that it doesn't matter if you're perfect or not. God still loves you." Allison – age 10
"I love the fact that you provide lunch, so I get a break from packing. Your camp has truly been a blessing. Thank you from the bottom of my heart." Camper parent 2013
Our activity schedule is designed to give campers an opportunity to try new experiences and have a great time!
These activities may include:
Note: Not all activities will be available during all weeks.
*Modest swimsuits are required (one-piece for girls, baggy shorts for boys).
"I love Wet, Wild & Wacky Wednesdays!" Sarah – age 11
"You get to swim every day!" Jacob – age 6
"I loved going kayaking!" Robert – age 12
"I selected this camp because even though it was about 30 minutes away, it was a full day, of fun for my child, with activities I knew he would love to experience." Camper parent
"Gaga!!" Garrett – age 8
Basic Camp Fee – $199 per child through March 31, 2014!
Beginning April 1, 2014 – $209 per child
Your basic camp fee includes 5 days of day camp, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, packed with fun and adventure, a daily kid-friendly lunch and snack, constant supervision and mentoring by caring trained staff and great learning opportunities!
Optional Fees…
Extended Care
Child care is available 7:00-8:30 am and 4:30-6:00 pm if your schedule does not allow for arrival and pick up during regular camp hours. Choose each week based on your needs. Pre-registration is required – sign up when you register for the week.
• $25 per week – AM and PM Sessions
• $15 – AM Only or PM Only
• FREE for campers registered for at least 4 weeks
Special Programs
Special programs are only available certain weeks for certain age groups. See weekly theme tab for options.
• $30 per session
Counselor In Training (CIT)
Registration for this program is not available online and can only be completed after your application has been accepted. See CIT tab for more details and forms.
• $375 per person for three week session
Don't let finances keep your child away from The Marsh! Please call 443.674.9478 for a scholarship application for up to 50% off, or click here to download it online. Scholarship assistance will only be granted as available.
Gifts to The Marsh Scholarship Fund are received from individuals who recognize the valuable impact a camping experience at the Marsh can have on the life of a child. If you would like to provide monies for the scholarship fund, please send your tax-deductible gift to: The Marsh Scholarship Fund, 60 Sandy Cove Road, North East, MD 21901.
2. Pay a $50 deposit per week per child online
3. Upon registering you will receive an e-mail confirmation and the necessary forms:
• Health History Form to be completed and returned to The Marsh by June 1
• Parent Handbook with important information about camp
4. Payment in full is required by June 1, 2014 and will be scheduled for automatic payment when registering online.
5. When registering after June 1st, full payment is due at the time of registration.
The Marsh Parent Handbook 2014
The Marsh Medication Authorization 2014
The Marsh Immunizations or Objection
Cancellation Policy
If you cannot attend the week for which you are registered, please notify The Marsh immediately. All camp fees are fully refundable and transferable up to four weeks before your child is scheduled to arrive at The Marsh. Cancellations after that time will not receive a refund of camp fees, nor a transfer to another week.
The Marsh, and how Nyair has loved it, has exceeded my expectations! I felt from the first minute we arrived that he was in great hands. The nature environment is perfect for him. Swimming is awesome. He can articulate stories about Jesus and his prayers are now spontaneous and thoughtful. I would recommend the camp to all families, but as a foster/adoptive parent I would add how the overall camp environment was so wonderful and a good fit for children who may need extra nurturing!" Camper parent 2013
"My daughter loves going to The Marsh. She gets to interact with kids her age that she does not see in her school and do fun things with them." Camper parent
"I learned that God is the ultimate super hero. I learned to love God and respect him." Sarah – 10
"Cali continues to tell me how much fun she had and how she would love to come back next year! She is still singing the songs she learned even after several weeks. It was a perfect way for her to start her summer." Camper parent
July 7 – July 25, 2014
The purpose of the Counselor In Training Program at The Marsh is to offer boys and girls who are 15 years old and/or entering 10th grade the opportunity to grow and be challenged as they work, play, and minister to the campers of The Marsh. There will be time set aside for CITs to be involved in personal spiritual growth through Bible study and scripture memorization, as well as opportunities to develop their abilities in working with children in a Christian day camp environment.
By completing and returning the Counselor In Training Application, you are not only showing an interest in becoming a Marsh CIT, but will also be providing evidence of your desire to serve the Lord in life and at camp. (Please note that completion of the CIT program does not guarantee a future staff position at The Marsh.)
If you genuinely desire to be part of what God has in store for The Marsh Day Camp this summer, please complete the CIT application and return it to The Marsh. Please be aware that CIT spaces are limited.
The fee for the three week CIT session, July 7-25, is $375 per person. Registration for this program is not available online and can only be completed after your application has been accepted.
The Marsh strives to hire young men and women who have the skills and desire to work with children. These are individuals who want to see kids have fun, acquire new skills, and learn and grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ. All of our staff take part in an intensive week long training program that includes certification in CPR and First Aid.
I am so excited to be gearing up for our 14th summer at The Marsh! I started working at Sandy Cove's children's camps in 1988 at Camp Sandy Hill, then Camp Sandy Cove in the Poconos, Hill Top Ranch, Camp Sandy Cove in West Virginia (in the off season) and I was the founding director of The Marsh in 2001. I've been married to my husband, Josh (who I met at Sandy Cove), for almost 10 years and we have two sons, Samuel (6) and Will (3), and a very wiggly Boxer named George. I like sunshine, the beach, splashing in puddles, shopping, reading, taking pictures, and spending time with my family. I love my job as the Director of The Marsh because it means I get to spend my summer hanging out, playing games, and learning about God with some of the coolest, most fun people you'll ever meet – your kids! Thanks for entrusting them to us summer after summer!
"I know the kids are growing in their spiritual growth because they love to recite their Bible verses and they are singing and downloading the songs they are learning during the day at camp." Camper parent 2013
"Julia continues to thrive at this camp. She always comes away with songs that stick in her mind and I feel leaves her spiritually energized! Thanks for doing such a great job!" Camper parent
"The chiefs make the time for the children memorable and fun. It is amazing how much they talk about them and what they've taught them. Thank you!" Camper parent


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Click here to see today's calendarSpend an evening around a flickering campfire while celebrating Mother's Day by learning about local animals that lay eggs, and discover the variety of eggs laid in the water, soil and high above the ground. Campfire snacks are provided. Registration is requested. Kids must be accompanied by a registered adult.
When: May 11, 2013
Times: 7-8 p.m.
Where: Emily Oaks Nature Center
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Enjoy Gwendolyn Sanford & Brandon Jay's "Happy Clappy Birthday" because I wait 364 days every year to dedicate this song to myself.
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I might play too much Solitaire… But I've only got 52 games left to play before I get another badge, if you will. Very excitingg!


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An elegant, cozy home-away-from-home, Cottage on the Coast offers a luxurious vacation experience in a rustic, woodland setting on BC's Sunshine Coast. Enjoy the comfort of down duvets, Turkish towels, and 600 thread count linens as you rest up in one of the two comfortable queen-size beds for days ahead spent enjoying the great outdoors. Your toughest decision during your stay? Whether to spend the day on the water, in the woods, or touring the many local artisan studios. How about a bit of all three?
A well-equipped gourmet kitchen invites your gastronomic creations. The local, well-stocked grocery store is only 20 minutes away for grocery supplies, and fresh seafood is available seasonally for purchase at the government marina nearby. Or relax and enjoy a meal at one of the local eateries, pubs, and award-winning restaurants in the Pender Harbour area.
Enjoy your morning coffee or afternoon refreshment lounging on one of the cottage's two decks. Soak up the sun on the front deck, with a peek-a-boo ocean view of lively Lee Bay and Texada Island in the distance. Stay cool in the shade on the deck at the back of the house and breathe in the refreshing aroma of cedar-infused forest air while watching for deer and other wildlife among the trees.
Located at the foot of Pender Hill Regional Park, step out the door and onto the Pender Hill trail, a vigorous yet short (30-minute) hike with spectacular views of Garden Bay as your reward. Or take a leisurely, roadway stroll around Sakinaw Ridge, watching for the plentiful wildlife, including eagles, ravens, hawks, hummingbirds, deer, black bears, and the odd orca or grey whale pod in nearby Agamemnon Channel. Birdwatchers, bring your binoculars, and your cameras! With over 20 trails of varying lengths and difficulty in the surrounding area, as well as numerous parks and viewpoints, you'll be exploring to your heart's content every day of your visit.
For boaters, ocean launches are nearby at both Irvine's Landing and Duncan Cove, as well as at Madeira Park. Or if you prefer to rent, kayaks, canoes, and putt-around motorboats are available at local marine businesses. If fishing is your game, drop a line into one of the well-stocked local lakes from the side of the road, or bring your small boat and paddle around the nooks and crannies to find the best spots. Ocean charters are also available nearby for an adventurous day of fishing and/or sightseeing.
In the summer, spend the day swimming and sunning at one of the many spectacular freshwater lakes in the vicinity, including Hotel Lake, Garden Bay Lake, Katherine Lake, Sakinaw Lake, and Ruby Lake, to name a few. Or dip your toes into the chilly ocean waters, and take swim if you've got the desire! Beach comb for shells and interesting sea creatures along the ocean shore; who knows what treasures you'll find! Whether swimming or fishing, on freshwater or saltwater, you'll surely be refreshed by the pristine waters and gorgeous views of Garden Bay.
Fancy a leisurely round of golf? Play 9 or 18 holes at Pender Harbour Golf Club, just a 20-minute drive from the cottage. Or turn your trip into a golfer's getaway and include a visit to the two other golf courses on the lower Sunshine Coast: Sechelt Golf & Country Club, and Sunshine Coast Golf & Country Club (in Roberts Creek). And if you're in the mood for ultimate relaxation, take your pick of treatments at one of the local spas, from massages and soaks to wraps and facials.
Festivals and events are held regularly all year and give you a dose of the many-faceted cultural community of the area. From music festivals like the Blues Festival, Jazz Festival, and Classical Music Festival, to car shows like Sleepy Hollow Rod Run, to monthly craft fairs and self-guided artisan/studio tours, you'll be sure to get a taste of all the treasures the Sunshine Coast has to offer.
And all year round, our clear night skies are perfect for astronomic observation. With no city lights to dim the glittering view, you'll see millions of stars and be able to identify hundreds of constellations. Time your visit with one of the many yearly meteor showers and you'll be counting shooting stars by the hundreds, right from the front deck!
In the winter, there are storm-watching opportunities galore for the strong at heart. Let the wind howl and rain pelt the cottage as you cozy up on the couch next to the romantic, wood-burning fireplace. Watch the storm clouds roll in from the west over Lee Bay and enjoy the raw power of Mother Nature as she holds a rip-roaring party in her giant back yard.
Decorated with Coast Salish artwork, reclaimed fir wood flooring, gleaming slate tiles, and an eye for unique local art, Cottage on the Coast is the perfect getaway, only 2 hours from Vancouver by ferry and car.
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Prison Epistles
Most people cease to be productive when they are incarcerated. But the Apostle Paul kept up his ministry efforts even while locked away in Roman prisons. He used his time to write letters to the churches under his care. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. Sproul explains the specifics of these Prison Epistles.
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Earlier this week I was visiting the Programming Tools Group of Oege de Moor in Oxford. The visit was associated with the refactoring project in which I am an official collaborator. The project aims at studying the high-level description of refactorings. The starting point is to combine the strengths of program analysis with attribute grammars and program transformation with (strategic) rewriting based approaches. They are experimenting with the JastAdd-based Java compiler. For me the project is interesting as we are considering to integrate attribute grammars in Stratego. To start exploring this topic I've started writing an implementation of WebDSL in JastAdd together with Torbjörn Ekman, the main developer op JastAdd, who is a postdoc in Oxford. We got to implement a basic version of the data model sub-language complete with modules and code generation (using the StringTemplate library of Terence Parr). I'm planning to finish the implementation of the data model and use that as the basis for my lecture on JastAdd in the program transformation course. (And then hand the implementation to the students who can then add the implementation of (a subset of) the UI language.) We had further discussions about the relation of between JastAdd and Stratego; although quite different at first sight, there are interesting similarities (that I hadn't realised before). More to follow about that in the future.
My proposal for a tutorial on 'WebDSL: A Case Study in Domain-Specific Language Engineering' has been accepted by the organizers of Code Generation 2008. This conference emerged from the codegeneration.net site, which collects information about code generation techniques and tools. As opposed to the conferences I usually visit, this one attracts quite a crowd from industry, I understand. Last year's event was quite a success, according to attendees I talked to, so I'm looking forward to event in general, and the opportunity to present Stratego/XT, SDF, and WebDSL to industry, in particular. Now think how to squeeze that into 75 min;)
The NWO/EZ Jacquard Software Engineering Program has granted the project Pull Deployment of Services for an amount of 368K Euro which should pay for a PhD student (4 years) and a postdoc (3 years). In the project for which I am principal investigator, we collaborate with Merijn de Jonge from Philips Research and the buildfarm project at TU Delft in which software deployment expert Eelco Dolstra is postdoc. Here's the text from the proposal summary:
Hospitals are complex organizations, requiring the coordination of specialists and support staff operating complex medical equipment, involving large data sets, to take care of the health of large numbers of patients. The information technology infrastructure of hospitals is heterogeneous and may consist of thousands of electronic devices, ranging from workstations to medical equipment such as MRI scanners. These devices are connected by wired and wireless networks with complex topologies with different security and privacy policies applicable to different nodes. Software deployment in such a heterogeneous environment is inherently difficult. In order to make health-care professionals more effective and deployment and maintenance more tractable, the hospital information technology infrastructure is changing from a device-oriented to a service-oriented environment, in which the access to services is decoupled from the physical access to particular devices.
In this project, we propose a pull model for service deployment in which the components comprising a service are distributed over nodes in the network, depending on the network topology, properties of the application, and quality of service requirements. The goal of this project is to expand the state-of-the-art in software deployment to support pull deployment of services. In order to realize this goal we will conduct research in (1) modeling of services and network architectures, (2) technology for distributed deployment, and (3) tools for testing implementations of distributed services. We will build on our previous research in software deployment (Nix) and model-based software development (Stratego/XT). The project will be conducted in close collaboration with Philips as industrial partner and will consist of a series of experiments building prototype systems which implement service distribution scenarios of increasing complexity.
Today I started teaching a new master's course on Program Transformation & Generation at Delft University. The course studies techniques principles, techniques, applications of program transformation and generation. Using WebDSL as case study, several paradigms for implementing domain-specific languages will be studied, including term rewriting (Stratego), attribute grammars (Eli, JastAdd), and graph transformation. This is a departure from earlier courses I taught at Utrecht University about same subject. There I would spend a full quarter teaching on just Stratego/XT, which I felt was necessary to prepare master's students for a master project in this area. With the current state of documentation of Stratego/XT, it appears that such a in depth course is no longer necessary. At least, that is the experience with several (PhD) students who recently started developing Stratego applications succesfully without any prior training.


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The positions in this job family dispense appropriate doses of drugs to inpatients and outpatients as prescribed by a physician; manufacture sterile and non-sterile prescriptions; deliver drug information and instruction to health care professionals based on pharmacological expertise and the interpretation of Pharmacy policy.
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MS or Pharmaceutical Doctorate, NYS license, and five years of experience to include three years in a supervisory/administrative capacity, or BS plus ten years teaching hospital Pharmacy experience to include three years in a supervisory/ administrative capacity.
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Permission To Be Fired Up About O.J. Mayo
Mike Fisher
Posted Sep 6, 2012
Why are we so fired up about O.J. Mayo? Because we sense that he possesses a full box of colors and is on the verge of being taught to color between the Mavs lines. Our expectations for a guy who isn't 'The Next LeBron' but is about to learn from the right people how to be 'The Next Fin' in Thursday Mavs Donuts:
DONUT 1: We are fired up ...
"Welcome to the family O.J.!'' Dallas owner Mark Cuban tweeted on the evening of Monday, July 16. "We are fired up! MFFL Mavs/Mayo Fan For Life!''
And we are indeed fired up. Why? Well, first off, it's part of our sports body clock. Football has started, which means the NBA cannot be far behind. And indeed, Mayo and the rest of the new guys will meet the media on Monday ... Mavs Media Day is Sept. 28 ... we are just weeks away from the start of
Dallas Mavericks
training camp ... trips to Spain and Germany and then the start of the season.
We wouldn't even need Spain and Germany to get fired up. The start of any Mavs season -- and this is the beginning of the 14th such journey for DallasBasketball.com -- is a fired-uppable offense.
DONUT 2: But if we had to choose one ...
Of all the Mavs were are excited to see ... well, the old guard comes first. We're excited to talk to Dirk about his sperm count (it's time for an annual checkup, right?) and we're exited to talk movies with The Matrix.
And then there are the kids. We've gotten to know them a bit. This is the time when their potential seems the highest ... when we are weeks from discovering that they are prospects unready to be in Rick's mix.
DONUT 3: Ovinton J'Anthony Mayo ...
But most of all, there is
O.J. Mayo
This is not one of Dallas' famed LIBB deals. You know, like Gerald Green, who hadn't ever accomplished anything. Nor is this a reclamation project, really, the acquisition of some burnout who might find new life in Dallas. (As so many have.) And this sure ain't Lamar Odom. Please don't put us through that again.
No, Ovinton J'Anthony Mayo represents Potential Realized and More Potential Unrealized. He is an NBA rotation player, an established 20-point threat, and is just 24.
If he never does anything more for the Mavs than what he did in Memphis ... well, that would be acceptable. That would make him a very poor-man's Jet. ... except with the strut-about that always indicated O.J. maybe thought he was a rich-man's Jet.
DONUT 4: Working out the strut ...
I am told by folks down in the AAC basement that O.J. and the fellas are working out the strut. That is to say, they are encouraged by Mayo's stated desire to put the performance before the attitude ... to "work to be a star instead of just acting like one.''
That struggle is the explanation for why Mayo lasted as long as he did on the free-agent market before falling into the lap of a Mavs team that, from afar, never much loved his approach to the game. ... an approach likely born of the fact that he's failed to live up to an impossible mythology of O.J. ... a mythology of what he was, is and is supposed to be.
DONUT 5: How would you handle being 'The Next LeBron'? ...
We were told, from cover to cover and from coast to coast, that O.J. Mayo, a magazine darling at age 19, was the heir to LeBron James.
He hasn't been close to that. Doesn't play that style. Needs to be unburdened by that "promise.''
In that regard, O.J. has come to the right place.
DONUT 6: Rick's Mix ...
I say this with no disrespect to any of the fine men who have served as Mayo's coaches, in high school, at USC and even at Memphis, where as a rookie he was an 19-points guy and did help the Grizzlies evolve from NBA joke to Western Conference contender:
Had Rick Carlisle been Mayo's coach all along, Mayo would've learned long ago the benefits of coloring inside the lines ...
DONUT 7: Follow Fish and the Mavs on tonight on Twitter! ...
Follow @fishsports
DONUT 8: ''The Next Finley'' ...
Wouldn't that be a more realistic goal? (I say that with complete respect for Fin, an accomplished player but not a "LeBron.'') Isn't it ideal that as Mayo attempts to become the best conventional starting 2-guard around here since Fin, that he's got the original right there in the basement working with him?
And that he's got "Be Ready'' coach Carlisle as the next step in his training, too. Oh, and I might add that the very professional presence of
Dirk Nowitzki
and Shawn, and the hard-knocks presence of
Delonte West
I make particular note of Delonte because his path seems so unlike Mayo's. O.J. was, basketball-wise, born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Delonte? Not so much. Yet consider the career West has forged ... and consider that both of them spend this free-agency summer on ice, waiting, waiting ... seemingly unwanted ...
Yes. Delonte and O.J. should have some visits.
DONUT 9: To be worked on ...
There are several things Mayo doesn't do as well as he is physically capable of doing. The mid-range jumper? That was a Jet specialty and Mayo would be wise to develop it; it would make for a smooth transition into an offense that has long relied heavily on that page of the playbook. Intensity on defense is a must, too; the fastest way for Dallas to improve at the 2-guard from last year is on that end of the floor. And overall efficiency? This is a team that values the way PER speaks. O.J. will want to become fluent.
DONUT 10: The 200-Inch TV screen! ...
The gang at Red Rock Bar & Grill
know how to throw a party, that's all I'm sayin'. Live music, sports on the big-big-big screen, and crazy love for the Mavs and the 'Boys. What more do you want?
DONUT 11: But Mayo does ...
Pass. Brilliantly. And unselfishly, for a guy with a rep as a gunner. He's got the sort of handles that Fin never had, that even converted point Jet never had. And he will score, as evidenced by putting up 18.5 and 17.5 points per game in the first two years of his Memphis career. And following in the Jet footsteps, he will make his 3's, as he was a 38-percent guy in his first few seasons.
DONUT 12: The Final Word ...
More than most teams, the Mavs have found success in Second-Chance Charlies. As noted above, they are often has-beens or never-weres.
This is better than that.
O.J. Mayo means a chance to develop a kid from "good'' to "great,'' of re-sculpting his raw talent into the framework of "team,'' of having him winning every inch of Carlisle rope that he earns ...
so yes, welcome to the family, Ovinton J'Anthony Mayo. We are indeed fired up to watch you at camp as you color your way ... but inside the Mavs' lines.
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2. It's Now or Never 2:41 (Schroeder/Gold)
3. Help Me 2:40 (Larry Gatlin)
4. Steamroller Blues 3:28 (James Taylor)
5. Heartbreak Hotel 2:14 (Axton/Durden/Presley)
6. Release Me 2:25 (Miller/Yount/Williams)
7. Polk Salad Annie 4:12 (Tony Joe White)
8. I´ll Remember You 2:36 (K. Lee)
9. Little Darlin´ 2:57 (Maurice Williams)
10. Bridge Over Troubled Water 4:11 (Paul Simon)
11. Trying To Get To You 2:39 (Rose Marie McCoy/Charles Singleton)
12. You Gave Me A Mountain 3:17 (Marty Robbins)
13. Help Me Make It Through The Night 1:55 (Kris Kristofferson)
14. Fairytale 3:03 (Anita Pointer/Bonnie Pointer)
15. Jambalaya 0:36 (Hank Willams)
16. Big Boss Man 2:50 (Smith/Dixon)
17. It´s Midnight 3:05 (Billy Ed Wheeler/Jerry Chesnut)
18. Promised Land 2:47 (Chuck Berry)
19. Trouble 1:05 (Leiber/Stoller)
20. T-R-O-U-B-L-E 3:31 (Jerry Chesnut)
21. Hawaiian Wedding Song 2:35 (King/Hoffman/Manning)
22. Blue Suede Shoes 1:15 (Carl Perkins)
23. For The Good Times 3:18 (Kris Kristofferson)
24. I Can´t Stop Loving You 2:24 (Don Gibson)
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The Mermaids Singing by Val McDermid 28. The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison (audio) 29. The Eagle in the Sand by Simon Scarrow 30. The Stainless Steel Rat's Revenge by Harry Harrison (audio) 31. Isles at the Edge of the Sea by Jonny Muir 32. Murder Imperial by Paul Doherty 33. Silence of the Grave by Arnaldur Indridason 34. The Stainless Steel Rat Saves the World by Harry Harrison (audio) 35. Past Mortem by Ben Elton 36. The Blackhouse by Peter May 37. The Time Traveller's Guide to Elizabethan England by Ian Mortimer (audio). 38. Africa: Altered States, Ordinary Miracles by Richard Dowden 39. The Reapers by John Connolly 40. The Stainless Steel Rat Wants You by Harry Harrison (audio) 7meandererI've had a bit of a book buying splurge over the last couple of weeks thanks to Amazon vouchers and Amazon UKs "12 Days of Kindle Christmas" promotion meant that I managed to get a few books from my wishlist for just 99p each. 9meanderer2. The Ice Princess by Camilla Läckberg. Murder mystery set in Fjällback in Sweden. Plenty to keep the reader interested. 10alcottacreIt seems like everyone has recommended Lackberg's books and my local library has exactly none of them. Ack. 11meanderer3. The Book of General Ignorance by John Lloyd. A trivia or reference (depending on your point of view) book based on the TV series of the same name. If you've seen QI then you know what the book is about. The book sets out to ask some interesting questions (What does the Moon smell of? Where do most tigers live?) and debunk some common misconceptions. It sometimes uses a bit of lateral thinking to support its ideas. For example we all know that Henry VIII had six wives, but if you take into account annulments, illegalities, etc it turns out that only two marriages were genuine. Great for dipping into. 13meanderer#12 At the risk of adding to your wishlist there are several others in the same series. Also, they've published an expanded edition of book 1 "The Noticeably Stouter Edition". Normally I wouldn't have bothered with another version of a book I already had, but since Amazon UK were offering the Kindle version for 99p over Christmas I thought why not. I'm now dipping into book 2. 14scaifeaOh no! I didn't know it was a series - I try hard not to add any new series to my wishlists. Sigh. Too late now! :) 15meanderer4. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L Shirer. The end of an era. This book is long, very long, 57 hours and 13 mins long and I have been listening to this on and off for the past seven months. It is immensely detailed and very well read. The book was originally published in 1959 and the author was witness to many of the events. He also had access to many formally secret Nazi papers. An interesting listen. 16meanderer5. Dark Fire by CJ Sansom. Second of the Matthew Shardlake novels set in Tudor England. A compelling story with well-drawn characters and an atmospheric setting. 18meanderer6. Pass the Butterworms by Tim Cahill. Audiobook. A collection of articles about Tim Cahill's travels around the world. A varied collection read by the brilliant Jeff Harding. 19meanderer7. Rubicon by Stephen Saylor. As is usual with this series, the mystery investigated by Gordianus the Finder takes place against the backdrop of real events that happened in the first century BC. In this case, I felt that the mystery (who killed Numerius whilst he was in Gordianus' house) definitely played second fiddle to the real events at the start of the civil war between Caesar and Pompey, although the solution to the mystery has major implications for the main fictional characters. If I had come to this book as a fan of crime fiction or mysteries I would have been disappointed; luckily I enjoy straight historical fiction (particularly when it is as well written and accurate as this) as well crime fiction and so I enjoyed this immensely. 22meanderer8. Brute Force by Andy McNab. Thriller, although the pace is somewhat mellow in places. There is one little thing that irritated me however. Two of the characters are supposed to have degrees in Classics from prestigious universities and I did find it annoying that at one point they were discussing the Septimus Severus and Pentinax (instead of Septimius Severus and Pertinax). Like I said, a minor point and I only noticed because I'm interested in ancient history. 23meanderer9. Persuader by Lee Child. Usual Jack Reacher fun and frolics. There's not much else to say really. 24meanderer10. The American Civil War: history in an Hour. I didn't know much about the American Civil War so I thought this might give me a decent overview. The book has an account of the events of the war, a timeline and biographies of the main characters. I was a bit concerned when I read in the first sentence that the American Revolution ended in 1883 and I assume that is a typo but given the size of the book I would have expected this kind of thing to be weeded out. I also got the impression that the author was suggesting that the term hooker (for prostitute) came from the name of General Hooker but the term actually pre-dates the civil war and was first attested in 1835, so this is unlikely. Overall a useful (and quick) introduction to the main events of the war. 25meanderer11. In the Land of Invented Languages by Arika Okrent. I have had an interest in languages since I was a child and have learnt one or two natural languages over the years. I have also dipped my toe into the world of Esperanto. However, until I read this book I had no idea of how huge and contentious the world of invented languages is. I knew some Esperanto and had heard of Volapük, Klingon and the languages invented by Tolkien, but there are hundreds more. Some come from the desire to create world peace and harmony, some from a need to get beyond words to a fundamental understanding of the universe. Some of them are just weird and are so complex that they could never be used for fluent communication. The book looks at some of the languages and the personalities and egos behind them. The author has studied the languages she talks about and tells us how she became the proud owner of a pin which identifies her as a speaker of Klingon. This is a well-written, entertaining and enlightening journey through a world of hopes, dreams and obsessions, of success, failure and sometimes sadness. 26carlymThe invented languages book looks really interesting (and I think it would count for my Dewey Decimal Challenge). 27meanderer#26. It is. It's also surprising how much of this conlang (constructed language) business goes on. 28meanderer12. Dark Star Safari by Paul Theroux. Audiobook. The overall impression I get of Africa from this book is that things are not as good as they used to be when Paul Theroux lived there in the 60s. He takes regular swipes at the aid agencies, contrasting their shiny white four-by-fours with the beat-up wrecks that pass for local cars and public transport and whilst I agree with his point about the agencies creating a dependency culture he does labour the point a bit. Plus his view might be slightly jaded by the fact that when he is trying to get a lift because his current transport (bus, lorry, etc) has broken down, it's the people in the gleaming four-by-fours who always ignore him. Still, that said, this book was an interesting listen and I am grateful to Paul Theroux for volunteering to travel down Africa by local transport and get shot at, stoned, etc for my entertainment. I must also add that he also met very many interesting, generous and helpful people along the way. 29meanderer13. Jarhead by Anthony Swofford. A thought-provoking account of one marine's experiences in the war to free Kuwait. 30meanderer14. Nemesis by Jo Nesbo. Two mysteries for the price of one; who killed one of Harry Hole's former lovers and who is the bank robber known as The Expeditor? I have read a few reviews which say that the plot is boring and predictable. Well, I have to say that I didn't guess the solution to either crime, although I thought I had at one point and the story had me gripped from the start. 31meanderer15. Into the Arena by Alexander Fiske-Harrison (audiobook). I've lived in Spain and I've been to bullfights and I've enjoyed them. I didn't think I would but I did. I am, for instance, very much anti fox-hunting and was very pleased when it was finally banned in the UK, but I suppose life is full of such inconsistencies. At the beginning of the book Fiske-Harrison talks about the "moral hangover" that some people feel the morning after an afternoon at a corrida and I understand perfectly what he means. Into The Arena is about the author's two-year quest to become a maestro, during which time he immerses himself in the world of the torero and meets and befriends bullfighters and bull breeders. Fascinating. 32meanderer16. On the Beach by Nevil Shute. I once saw the film version of this book, although the only thing I remember about it was the scene with the car race. The book was a good read, although it shows its age a bit in some of the attitudes of the characters. 34carlym"and I am grateful to Paul Theroux for volunteering to travel down Africa by local transport and get shot at, stoned, etc for my entertainment"--love it!! 35meanderer18. White Nights by Ann Cleeves. Second in the Shetland Quartet, this time set in the summer months, hence the title. An interesting murder story with the characters and locations well drawn. I really must get myself up to Shetland at some point. 36meanderer19. Pecked to Death by Ducks by Tim Cahill. Audiobook. Usual mix of amusing and serious stories. Entertaining listening. 37seajellyWe were just talking about On the Beach this weekend. I've never seen it or read it. I'll have to put it on my list. I'm currently reading Nesbo's Devil's Star and I have to say I'm liking it a lot. There are lots of red herrings, so I haven't been able to pin down the killer, but I have many theories. I'll have to pick up Nemesis next. 39meanderer20. Parthian Shot by David Wishart. It took me a little longer than usual to get into this one, but once there it had me hooked. 40meanderer21. Death at La Fenice by Donna Leon. The first of the Brunetti series set in Venice. An enjoyable police procedural. 41meanderer22. The Medieval Anarchy: History in an Hour by Kaye Jones. Does exactly what it says on the tin. And has a set of mini biographies and a concise timeline at the end as well. 42meanderer23. A History of the World Since 9/11 by Dominic Streatfeild (Audiobook). An investigation into how the events of 9/11 and the reaction of the US and other Western Governments to those events affected the world. Streatfeild looks at eight stories; some of these affect individuals (such as the murder of an Asian petrol station owner in Texas), some look at the bigger picture (such as the failure of the programme to eradicate polio). Through a mix of interviews with witnesses, political leaders and other individuals and accounts of official meetings, he builds a picture of incompetence, hypocrisy and opportunism; not just on the part of Western governments but also of political and religious leaders around the world. A riveting listen. 43meanderer24. The Preacher by Camilla Läckberg. Another fine addition to the Nordic crime genre. An interesting plot and well drawn characters. The interludes involving the unwanted house guests provided a bit of light relief, although I must say that the scenes involving Erica's sister Anna and her problems do get a bit wearing; I might just skip over those next time. 44alcottacre#32: I love Nevil Shute's books. He is an underrated author, IMHO. On the Beach is one of my favorites of his. 45meanderer#44. I hadn't realised how many books he wrote. I knew about On the Beach and A Town Like Alice but there are so many more. 47meanderer25. Hold the Enlightenment by Tim Cahill. Audiobook. As with the other books of his that I have listened to, this one is a good mixture of funny and serious stories. I've now listened to all of Cahill's books that Audible have and I enjoyed every one. 48meanderer26. Warrior of Rome III: Lion of the Sun by Harry Sidebottom. The third installment of the Warrior of Rome series and up to the standard that I have come to expect. One slight irritation with the Kindle edition is that words or phrases that appear in the glossary are underlined the first time they appear in the text, so at the beginning there are quite a few pages with a lot of underlined words. This would not be too irritating if the glossary note added something to what the reader could deduce from the main text, but this was not the case most of the time. 49meanderer27. The Mermaids Singing by Val McDermid. A well written and compelling crime novel about a serial killer in a fictional town in the north of England. The characters are well-drawn and interesting; there are no pure goodies and pure baddies (except the killer). 50meanderer28. The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison. Audiobook. I read this book and quite a few others in the series when I was a kid, but I don't remember anything about them, so this was like listening to a new book. This is a classic bit of space opera from the 1960s. On the whole, it has aged well although it this version of the future cameras still use film and instructions are given to computers on tape. It's a simple story and makes a great audiobook. 51alcottacre#50: I have not read The Stainless Steel Rat yet. I am glad to hear that it has aged well, Tony. Hopefully I can get to it one of these days! 52meanderer29. The Eagle in the Sand by Simon Scarrow. Plenty of action and adventure set in Ancient Near East. 53seajelly#50 Oh wow, I remember reading Stainless Steel Rat ages ago. Well, it was when I was in high school probably, so I remember nothing about it. I haven't revisited many of my earlier reads for fear of them not living up to expectations, but maybe I'll have to give it a go again sometime. 54meanderer#53 I don't remember anything about them either, just that I liked them enough to buy and read them all. 55meanderer30. The Stainless Steel Rat's Revenge by Harry Harrison. Audiobook. Another enjoyable adventure. 56meanderer31. Isles at the Edge of the Sea by Jonny Muir. The author's account of three months spent on the islands off the west coast of Scotland, starting on Arran and ending on St Kilda. Muir is honest about his experiences, the highs and the lows, and he is not afraid to admit when he has made a bad decision or when things go wrong. I bought the book because I am planning to spend time in the Western Isles next year, although I'm staying in holiday cottages rather than in a tent, and because I enjoyed his previous book Heights of Madness. Edited to put a . after the 31 so that it matches the others. Yes, I know.....you don't have to tell me. 57meanderer32. Murder Imperial by Paul Doherty. The first time I've read one of this author's Roman mysteries. I liked the detail in the settings but I guessed the identity of the killer fairly early on and the ending was a bit of an anticlimax. 58meanderer33. Silence of the Grave by Arnaldur Indridason. Interesting one this. A story of two dysfunctional families, one in the present one in the past, and a skeleton discovered in a shallow grave on a building site. 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Storm and Blizzard have found a new home at Binghamton's Ross Park Aoo.Storm and Blizzard being the names of the two new Snowy Owls the zoo received on loan from the Columbus Zoo in Ohio.
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One thought (I don't know if it has been suggested yet but) - would it not be to our advantage to use new, unwashed (and therefore unshrunk) prefolds when sewing the AIO? In theory, it would probably be easier to sew (fabric is "flatter" - not pillowy like it becomes after it has been initially washed a few times) AND it would shrink in the wash after sewing, therefore forcing the outer fabric (PUL or fleece) to fold in. This turning in would help prevent wicking, no? Just a thought! Laura |
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110 Business Park Way, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411
Phone: (561) 753-6004
10.6 mi
720 S Powerline RdSte A, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
Phone: (954) 725-0897
22.2 mi
6400 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, FL 33024
Phone: (954) 989-9900
43.0 mi
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