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Bear Valley River cabin on the Shenandoah River in Luray
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Cabin
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,110 - $ 1,350 / week
vacation rental description
Our cabin at Bear River Valley has everything you want to augment your relaxation in the peaceful harmony of the Shenandoah River.
Sit around the campfire with your feet in the river, listening to the calls of 100 different birds. Free canoes sit nearby for your immediate use. Make sure to grab the oars and life jackets from the shed before heading out!
A full acre of open yard, from the house to the river, gives you plenty of space to setup your soccer game or volleyball net.
A brand new, 7-foot hot tub was recently installed with over 45 jets. This hot tub, from one of the top manufacturers in the business, is great for evening relaxation or morning soak. And while you soak, look out across the river and mountains.
On the top level of the deck, a large commercial-grade gas grill is waiting for your hot dogs, hamburgers and steaks. Want a more authentic outdoor grill? In the mood for roasting marshmallows or a late-night chat? We have just the thing. In the middle of the lawn is a stone campfire pit, over 6 feet in diameter. Find all the wood you need next to the shed, and pick up the lawn chairs from inside the shed.
In the shed, we 've placed 4 mountain bikes for those days when you want to head down the road and check out nature one spin at a time. Be sure to grab the helmets too!
The cabin is also outfitted with the best technology has to offer. Satellite TV in every room with 200 channels of crystal-clear satellite service. Free long distance phone calls. DVD and VCR player in every room. Free washer and dryer. Free high-speed internet access.
We 've installed a whole-house filtration system that routes all water from the well directly through a series of five different filters. It also runs through a commercial grade softener. You can drink directly from any faucet in the house (and it might even be better than what you 've got at home!).
We've even paid for local trash service so you don't have to lug all that stuff home with you.
cabin rental amenities
1 Queen Bed, 1 Double Bed, 1 Twin Bed, 1 Sofa Bed, Fireplace, Parking, Air Conditioning, Full
Kitchen, Patio, Balcony, Garage, Porch, Beach Chairs, Hardwood Floors, View (Lake), Beach Towels,
Heating, View (Mountains), Canoe, Hot Tub, View (Water), Deck, Linens Provided, Waterfront, Campfire
Alarm Clock, Ice Maker, Stove, Blender, Microwave, Telephone, CD Player, Oven, Toaster, Ceiling Fan,
Radio, TV (Cable/Satellite), Coffee Maker, Refrigerator (Full), VCRDVD Player, Stereo, Washer/Dryer,
Gas Grill
activities and attractions in Luray Virginia
Bicycling (onsite), Horseback Riding (5 miles), Restaurant (10 miles), Boating (onsite), Golf (10
miles), Zoo (10 miles), Canoeing (onsite), Grocery Store (10 miles), Basketball Court (12 miles),
Fishing (onsite), Gym/Fitness Center (10 miles), Movie Theater (12 miles), Hiking (onsite), Jet
Skiing (10 miles), Racquetball (12 miles), Hunting (less than 1 mile), Playground (10 miles), Winery
vacation rental rates
Off Season Rates: $215/night, $1110/week (October - March)
On Season Rates: $245/night, $1,350/week (April - September)
Payment Options: American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Visa
Check In: 3 p.m.
Check Out: 11 a.m.
Required Stay: 2 night minimum (3 night holidays)
Lodging Tax: 10.3%
Deposits: 50% Payment Due when Booking Reservations; Balance Due 14 Days Prior to Arrival Reschedule Option. Signed Rental/Waiver Agreement Required. Families & Responsible Adults.
"Week" is based on 7 days / 6 nights.
$25 charge per night per additional adult (over 2).
$30 premium for all stays that include a holiday.
$50 Pet Fee


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Colorado Rapids Team President, Tim Hinchey, alongside Rapids front office staff and fans, will be "Stepping Out" to stop diabetes.
The Walk to fight diabetes has been taking place for more than 20 years and has raised over $150,000,000. Last year, more than 150,000 participants across the country raised over $20 million to stop diabetes. Step Out participants are committed to walk and to raise money to change the future, and make a positive impact on the lives of those affected by diabetes.
The American Diabetes Association 5k walk and 10k run will take place on Saturday, October 20th at the Denver Aquarium at 9am. OFFICIAL SITE
Rapids goalkeeper Ian Joyce gave me a heads up the other day that his neighbor is Mark Abbattista, a contestant on the reality TV show, The Amazing Race.
Mark is hosting a fundraiser on Sunday at the Buffalo Rose to benefit the Outdoor Lab & Jeffco Schools. The keynote speaker is fellow Amazing Race contestant Amy Purdy, who, as the poster explains, has overcome 'amazing' difficulties to excel in her sport.
No offense to Ian or Drew, or even the Erik Weihenmayer, who has summited Mount Everest seven times, but I don't think any of their stories can match what Amy went through. If you can't make it to the fundraiser but still want to hear Amy's story, watch her speech at a TED event last year.
It's one of the most timely give-aways a Colorado Rapids partner has had.
When the Colorado Rapids host the Western Conference-leading San Jose Earthquakes Saturday night at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, the forecast is calling for a potential of snow flurries and temperatures ranging from the mid-30's to low 40's. Enter Cricket Wireless.
The club's wireless partner will be giving away these burgundy and onyx (grey) striped scarves to the first 4,000 fans entering the stadium Saturday evening. The gates will open at 6 pm with kickoff set for 7 pm MT. Get there early, and dress warm.
Major League Soccer is committed to supporting the communities where we live and play our games, and to providing an environment in which our staff, clubs, players, partners and supporters are treated with dignity and respect. We will not tolerate discrimination, bias, prejudice or harassment of any kind.
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"I pledge to treat others with diginity and respect and will not tolerate discrimination, bias, prejudice or harassment of any kind."
Goalkeeper Matt Pickens was chosen to represent the Colorado Rapids on the downloadable MLS covers of EA Sports FIFA 13 video game, which was released today. Matt is one of four MLS goalkeepers featured on such covers, along with Chivas USA's Dan Kennedy, Chicago's Sean Johnson, and Sporting KC's Jimmy Nielsen.
The official FIFA 13 launch party happened in New York City on Monday evening at an event that featured Snoop Dogg...err, Snoop Lion, right? Snoop explains here how he became a fan of our beautiful game.
Any fan watching this season seen can attest to what a great year Pickens is having. He's set one milestone after another, and today he gets some much deserved recognition along with the likes of MLS stars Landon Donovan, Dwayne De Rosario, Brek Shea, Freddy Montero, Kyle Beckerman, Tim Cahill and other players who are also featured on the downloadable covers.
Fan can download covers for any of the featured players from Major League Soccer's official Facebook page (CLICK HERE).
To download:
1. Click on the cover photo you prefer. 2. Click "Options" at the bottom of the photo viewer 3. Click "Download" 4. Save to hard drive 5. Print 6. Enjoy!
Here's a few examples of the player celebrations you'll see on the new game:
On September 8, Kroenke Sports Charities hosted an equipment drive to benefit non-profit A Precious Child in honor of Aurora shooting victim Jessica Ghawi, who once interned for one of our sister properties. The response from the community was awesome, collecting over 25,000 items and $30,000 for the Jessica Redfield Ghawi Sports Journalism Scholarship. NBC national recognized the efforts in this clip below.
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Plenty of media and fans have had their say on the U.S. Women's National Team's 6-2 win over Australia Wednesday night at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. Well, the players also shared their thoughts through twitter:
Last night, Denver rocked it! Sold out crowd+big W for Pia's last game, couldn't have been better #USWNT
— Alex Morgan (@alexmorgan13) September 20, 2012
Wish #Pia the best. She made us love the game even more. Thanks for sharing tonight with us Denver! One to remember. #thankspia #USWNT
— Heather Mitts (@heathermitts) September 20, 2012
And thank you Denver fans. What an awesome atmosphere for Pia's send off!
— Rachel Buehler (@Rachel_Buehler) September 20, 2012
Waking up before the sun comes up is not my definition of a good time. On the other hand, last night definitely was. See you in Chicago! ✌
— Sydney Leroux (@sydneyleroux) September 20, 2012
And thank you Denver fans! Great atmosphere.
— Carli Lloyd (@CarliLloyd) September 20, 2012
Thank you #Pia! #youwillbemissed
— Carli Lloyd (@CarliLloyd) September 20, 2012
Thanks so much LA & Denver! Incredible fan support and amazing atmosphere!
— Christie Rampone (@christierampone) September 20, 2012
denver is sweeet. with an extra e.
— Tobin Heath (@TobinHeath) September 19, 2012
What a night. Stoked to score in my last game is an understatement. Other than the score line it was a perfect finish for me. Leaving happy
— Sarah Walsh (@swalshy9) September 20, 2012
Pia Sundhage coached for the U.S. WNT to two Olympic gold medals and a second-place finish at the World Cup in her five years at the helm. However, on Wednesday night at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, Pia coached her last game for the U.S. She will return to her native Sweden to head that Women's team starting in December.
Players on the team have shared their sadness in losing their coach, but also excitement and gratitude for Pia's contributions.
In the locker room hall way prior to the game, Colorado Rapids President Tim Hinchey gave Pia a crystal vase as a gift on behalf of the club. The attached card read as follows:
For the last five years, the United States Women's National Team that you coached has impressed and inspired us with their skill, tenacity, style of play, and dedication. It has been a joy to be a fan of your teams, and everyone here at the Colorado Rapids and Dick's Sporting Goods Park is honored to be a part of your final match at the helm of the USA Women. Thank you for all your hard work, and we wish you the very best of luck!
Tim Hinchey
President, Colorado Rapids
On behalf of the Colorado Rapids and Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Ever seen that show Storage Wars on A&E? It's about modern-day treasure hunters who bid on abandoned storage units without knowing their contents.
Enter Colorado Rapids forward Tony Cascio. He's a big fan of the show, so much so that he decided to buy a storage unit of his own and is spending his Friday and Saturday off selling its contents in a yard sale.
"I basically love buying and selling things and my favorite TV shows right now are Pawn Stars and Storage Wars. So I figured I would buy a storage unit and have a yard sale," said Cascio.
The unit that he ousted other bidders for, he says, is approximately 8 feet wide, 8 feet high, by 30 feet long.
"In Storage Wars you kind of know what you're getting and you kind of dont', so it's sort of an adrenaline rush."
Cascio says in his unit he's found a bunch of framed baseball cards, golf clubs, some DVD players and other electronics, dressers, and other random items. Although he won't know until the end of the day tomorrow how much it was all worth.
"There's so much stuff here it's unreal. Some people just look and leave. Others ask for antiques and a couple actually buy things. So we'll see how it goes."
If you're interested in checking out Cascio's loot, you can find him on S. Lincoln St, between E. Virginia Ave and E. Dakota Ave. He says he'll be there until around 3 p.m. today, and will be at it again early tomorrow.
Last night I had a chance to not only see an Olympic gold and bronze medal in person for the first time, but to also touch one and feels its weight. Janay DeLoach, who won the bronze medal in London in the long jump, allowed me to hold her medal - and then even took a photo of me with it. In those few second I tried to envision what it must have been like to not only compete among the most elite athletes in the world, but to also have a medal hanging from your neck. It was pretty cool!
The Rapids hosted seven Colorado athletes that competed at the 2012 London Olympics on Wednesday night during the match against Portland. And while we applauded loudly as their names were announced and they waived to the crowd, it was also neat to see how appreciative they were at being recognized and honored by fans from a different sport. One Olympian even came with a Denver Bronco player. Here are some tweets from the Olympians in attendance:
With my best friends and my new jersey at the Colorado Rapids game!! instagr.am/p/PNukSBQyap/
— Missy Franklin (@FranklinMissy) September 6, 2012
Headed to the Colorado Rapids vs Portland Timbers match to be an honored Olympian for the "Colorado Heroes Night" at half time! #SoAmped
— Janay DeLoach (@JanayDeLoach) September 5, 2012
Red, white n blue-in it at the Colorado Rapids game w @franklinmissy n @janaydeloach #usaalltheway instagr.am/p/POMHZ7Ef8Z/
— Kelsey Campbell (@worldchanger55) September 6, 2012
Colorado's own 2012 BMX Olympian @zhermanator... Also dabbled in wrestling #waybackwhen? instagr.am/p/POM0oOkf8u/
— Kelsey Campbell (@worldchanger55) September 6, 2012
Had a lot of fun at the game tonight. Thanks @coloradorapids! twitter.com/zHermanator/st…
— David Herman (@zHermanator) September 6, 2012
Looking forward to the @coloradorapids game tonight. Excited to be apart of the @colorado Heroes celebration tonight. #GoRapids
— David Herman (@zHermanator) September 5, 2012
On the field for the hometown heroes ceremony at the @coloradorapids game, thanks for a fun night!
— Corey Cogdell (@CoreyCogdell) September 6, 2012
Headed to the @coloradorapids game tonight with @mitchelljunrein If you are in the stands look for me on the field during the half time show
— Corey Cogdell (@CoreyCogdell) September 6, 2012
.@olympicctrlife Got to be honored at a #Rapids game with fellow #CSOTC #Olympians @worldchanger55 & @coreycogdell twitter.com/DennisBowsher/…
— Dennis Bowsher (@DennisBowsher) September 6, 2012
...and the @coloradorapids gave me a sweet Jersey. Thanks to the staff for having us. twitter.com/DennisBowsher/…
— Dennis Bowsher (@DennisBowsher) September 6, 2012

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Carmen Paez Earns Spot On A-Sun Preseason Team, Eagles Predicted to Finish Sixth in Conference
Macon, Ga. – Stetson, a team perennially near the top of the Atlantic Sun softball standings earned top billing from the conference coaches, edging out the 2007 regular-season champ Kennesaw State for the top spot in the 2008 preseason poll. The Hatters, who will host the Atlantic Sun Championship in May, overwhelmingly won the nod as the favorite to win the tournament.
The Hatters return four regulars and two of their top three pitchers from last season's tournament-winning squad, including All-Conference pitcher Erica Demers. She has led the A-Sun in ERA in each of the last two seasons. She will attempt to join former Hatter Shannon Dowdy as just the second pitcher in league history to win the ERA title three straight years. Dowdy posted the lowest ERA from 1992-94. Stetson placed two others on the All-Conference team in catcher Blythe Golden and first baseman Andrea Migliori. Migliori led the conference in home runs, 16 and RBI, 58.
Narrowly trailing Stetson, Kennesaw State placed second in the poll, earning five first-place votes. The Owls won the 2007 regular-season title with a 14-4 mark and have gone 29-9 in league play since joining in 2006. Kennesaw State will again be led by senior pitcher Brittany Matthews. The 2007 Pitcher of the Year and two-time First-Team All-Atlantic Sun selection led the league in wins, 23; strikeouts, 246; and shutouts, 10. In two years, she sports a sparkling 41-9 record with 419 strikeouts in 349.1 innings.
UNF placed third in the poll and feature the preseason Player of the Year, Gwen Williams. The senior second baseman finished third in the A-Sun in hitting with an average of .374. She led the Ospreys and set career highs in batting average, hits, 64; home runs, 10; RBI, 43; slugging percentage .626; and runs, 36. Gardner-Webb placed fourth with ETSU fifth. The Buccaneers joined the Hatters as the only two teams with multiple players on the All-Conference team in outfielder Katy Jett, the lone sophomore on the All-Atlantic Sun team and designated player Amanda Haverman. Jett led the team in hits and finished second in runs scored in being named to the All-Freshman team.
Rounding out the top half of poll, Florida Gulf Coast earned the sixth spot. In the Eagles' last two years in Division II, they put together a 120-17 record. They enter the A-Sun returning two pitchers and six starters, including Carmen Paez. Paez earned a spot in the outfield on the preseason All-Atlantic Sun team after smashing 28 home runs while hitting .443 and driving in 80 RBI with a .953 slugging percentage. The 28 home runs ranked as the highest in the NCAA across all three divisions and established a Division II single-season record, breaking the 12-year mark of 26 set in 1995 by Jackie Aiken of Wisconsin-Parkside.
Lipscomb and All-Conference selection Heather Collins took seventh in the poll. Collins finished 2007 in the top four in the league in average, home runs, RBI, slugging percentage, and on-base percentage. Campbell ranked eighth with USC Upstate ninth. Mercer and All-Conference selection Jamie Madruga placed 10th. Madruga enters her senior campaign ranking in the top 10 in a pair of career statistics. Her average of .361 ranks ninth, as does her home run total, 29. Jacksonville, featuring All-Conference selection Jillian Mirante, and Belmont complete the poll.
Play in the Atlantic Sun's 23rd season begins on February 7 when Jacksonville hosts Minnesota. The season will conclude in DeLand, Fla., for the Atlantic Sun Championships to be held from May 8-10. This season marks the fifth time the Hatters will serve as the host of the tournament. Stetson hosted in 1987, 1991, 1994 and last season. The Hatters won in 1987 as well as last year.
The Atlantic Sun Conference is a 12-member league committed to Building Winners for Life, with a focus on academic and athletic integrity and a balance between the two for the student-athlete, and maintaining a high level of sportsmanship. Headquartered in Macon, Ga., the A-Sun encompasses six of the top eight media markets in the Southeast. The A-Sun consists of some of the most dynamic private and public institutions in the region: Belmont University, Campbell University, East Tennessee State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Gardner-Webb University, Jacksonville University, Kennesaw State University, Lipscomb University, Mercer University, University of North Florida, University of South Carolina Upstate and Stetson University.
2008 Atlantic Sun Softball Preseason Poll
1. Stetson (7) 138
2. Kennesaw State (5) 135
4. Gardner-Webb 91
6. Florida Gulf Coast 84
7. Lipscomb 82
8. Campbell 62
9. USC Upstate 60
10. Mercer 50
11. Jacksonville 30
12. Belmont 20
Tournament Champion: Stetson
2008 Atlantic Sun Softball Preseason All-Conference Team [Position Name (Class) School]
P Brittany Matthews (Sr.) Kennesaw State
P Erica Demers (Jr.) Stetson
C Blythe Golden (Sr.) Stetson
IF Gwen Williams (Sr.) UNF
IF Jamie Madruga (Sr.) Mercer
IF Andrea Migliori (Jr.) Stetson
IF Heather Collins (Sr.) Lipscomb
OF Jillian Mirante (Sr.) Jacksonville
OF Carmen Paez (Sr.) Florida Gulf Coast
OF Katy Jett (So.) ETSU
DP Amanda Haverman (Sr.) ETSU
Preseason Player of the Year: Gwen Williams, Infielder, UNF
Preseason Pitcher of the Year: Brittany Matthews, Pitcher, Kennesaw State
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QB (3): Alex Smith, Chase Daniel, Tyler Bray
Out: No one
Not a difficult one to pick. This one is obvious considering Ricky Stanzi has already been cut. The only question is the order of these three. Is it Alex, Chase and Tyler? Or Alex, Tyler and Chase? Some might say it should be the latter despite what the Chiefs depth chart says.
RB (3): Jamaal Charles, Knile Davis, Cyrus Gray
Out: Shaun Draughn
OK, OK. Gray over Draughn? I thought Gray was more impressive last night than Draughn has been this preseason. But Draughn has had a better offseason overall than Gray, and he's often been running ahead of Gray, who led the running backs with 28 snaps last night. I'm going with a gut feeling, which is a theme you'll find in my 53-man roster.
FB (1): Anthony Sherman
Out: Toben Opurum
Not really any surprise here. I like Opurum though. With Reid's affection for fullbacks, I wonder if he could be a practice squad candidate.
WR (6): Dwayne Bowe, Donnie Avery, Dexter McCluster, AJ Jenkins, Devon Wylie, Junior Hemingway
Out: Josh Bellamy, Frankie Hammond Jr., Rico Richardson
I just couldn't get Richardson on the roster. Devon Wylie brings more in the return game so he picks up that spot. Can anyone find a way to get Rico on the team? Please tell me. He's one of my favorite undrafted free agents.
OL (8): Branden Albert, Jon Asamoah, Rodney Hudson, Jeff Allen, Eric Fisher, Geoff Schwartz, Donald Stephenson, Eric Kush
Out: Matt Reynolds, Rokevious Watkins, Tommie Draheim, Steven Baker
No surprises here. As noted earlier, the o-line seems set -- barring roster cuts from other teams.
TE (4): Anthony Fasano, Travis Kelce, Tony Moeaki Kevin Brock
Out: Demetrius Harris
Moeaki's 12-week injury means the Chiefs have to do something. They can't just leave him on the roster all season. So I predict they will hold onto him during this round of cuts, and then place him on IR-designated to return on September 3, the first day you can. Harris, who needs time to grow physically, gets the practice squad. Brock is more ready right now, and had three times as many snaps last night as Harris.
DE (5): Tyson Jackson, Mike DeVito, Allen Bailey, Marcus Dixon, Anthony Toribio
Out: Austen Lane, Mike Catapano
Mike Catapano becomes the second Chiefs draft pick to get cut (following Braden Wilson). Lane didn't play much last night. Not sure why.
NT (2): Dontari Poe, Jerrell Powe
Out: No one
OLB (4): Tamba Hali, Justin Houston, Frank Zombo, Edgar Jones
Out: Josh Martin, Orie Lemon
Zombo!!! He got a pick against his former team on Thursday night. Jones brings a lot in special teams. Josh Martin has a real shot to make the team, but I can't get him on.
ILB (4): Derrick Johnson, Akeem Jordan, Nico Johnson, Zac Diles
Out: Darin Drakeford, Ridge Wilson
I went back and forth on Diles. Special teams help gets him on the team.
CB (4): Brandon Flowers, Sean Smith, Dunta Robinson, Jalil Brown
Out: Greg Castillo, Semaj Moody, Kennard Cox
The only question is Jalil Brown, but he's a solid special teamer.
S (6): Eric Berry, Kendrick Lewis, Husain Abdullah, Quintin Demps, Tysyn Hartman, Sanders Commings
Out: Bradley McDougald, Malcolm Bronson
The toughest position group on this 53-man roster projection. Like Rico, Bradley McDougald is one of my undrafted free agent favorites. But I just can't get him on the team. I can't take off Commings, who was a draft pick and the Chiefs have carried on the roster this long already. I'm not ready to put him over Hartman. I don't know how to get him on.
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LS: Thomas Gafford


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Arizona Cardinals
Daryn Colledge - #71 - G
|6' 4"/ 308 lbs.
|North Pole, AK
|Boise State
|Years played
|2006, 2nd round, 15th pick by Packers
Fingers point to O-line as root of Cardinals' woes
A struggling offensive line, including OLT D'Anthony Batiste, is a big reason for the Cardinals' four-game losing streak.
Cardinals announce free-agent, draft pick signings
The Cardinals announced their free-agent signings when it became official on Friday afternoon, including the addition of former Eagles MLB Stewart Bradley.
Report: Cardinals agree with OG Colledge
The Cardinals and Packers OLG Daryn Colledge are expected to agree on a contract, NFL Network's Jason La Canfora reported Thursday.
Agent: Cardinals current "favorite" for Colledge
The agent for Packers UFA OLG Daryn Colledge told PFW Wednesday the Arizona Cardinals are the current "favorite" to land the interior lineman.
Packers OG Colledge raising his level of play
Our sources tell us that Green Bay OLG Daryn Colledge is playing better than he did last year, although he's still considered the weak link in the offensive line, according to NFC North Whispers.
Colledge does not practice for Packers
The most noteworthy development on the Packers-Cowboys Thursday injury report was the disclosure that starting OLG Daryn Colledge (back) did not participate in the Thursday practice after seeing limited action in the practice the previous day.
Colledge scrambling to remain Packers starter
Don't tell Daryn Colledge that Packers first-round draft pick Bryan Bulaga is on a fast track for the starting OLG role that Colledge struggled so mightily to fill last season.
Packers rookie Bulaga off to good start
Packers rookie Bryan Bulaga is doing a convincing impression of a calm, collected veteran in training camp as he attempts to make the transition from left tackle to left guard.
Big changes possible on Packers' O-line
Team insiders believe only two spots on the Packers' offensive line — right guard and center — can be considered totally secure for 2010 with Josh Sitton and Scott Wells, respectively, earning above-average grades at those positions this season.
Daryn Colledge, the starting left guard for the Super Bowl champion Packers, says he is done in Green Bay.||||||| Colledge tweeted Thursday that after talks with the Arizona Cardinals "it seems my time" with the Packers has come to an end. There was no immediate word from the Packers or Cardinals


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Fleur has been cast and her name is Clemence Poesy, says Newsround. She's a 21 year old French girl, and is currently in England rehearsing. Fleur's troubles with English shouldn't be a problem for her; this is only the second time she's acted in English instead of French. Pics here and here (thanks to everyone who sent them in!).


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As the backup to starter Joe Flacco, Ravens rookie Tyrod Taylor gets the majority of his practice work as the scout-team quarterback. In this role, his primary charge is to give the first-team defense an idea of what to expect from the opposing offense on game day.
It is one of the ways that Taylor, the only other quarterback on Baltimore's roster, tries to stay sharp. Flacco, the Ravens' starter for the last four seasons, gets the bulk of the practice snaps with the first-team offense. Taylor estimates he gets about 6-8 reps per week as the backup, though that can vary, he said.
Taylor, a sixth-round pick from Virginia Tech, saw his first action of the regular season in Week 13 at Cleveland, gaining two yards on a direct snap from center. Flacco re-entered the game on the next play.
"I didn't have butterflies, but I was just anxious and excited to get out there," Taylor told PFW this week.
Flacco has never missed a start in four NFL seasons. In fact, no other Ravens quarterback has thrown a pass in a regular-season game since 2009.
Asked leading up to Week 14 about the prospect of Flacco ever leaving the lineup because of injury, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, while praising Taylor, noted the challenge such a situation would pose.
"We'd probably be as prepared as everybody else has been," Harbaugh said, referring to other clubs who have had to make QB changes unexpectedly. "We'd like to think the guy we have is capable of winning games for us — no doubt about it. We're very confident in Tyrod. We think he's really good. But he's a rookie, and he hasn't been in that situation before. His style of play would be different than Joe's.
"So, I think that would be something that we would have to cross that bridge when we get there. But we are preparing for it. He's taking reps in practice. He had his first play this last week. We may see more and more of that as we go forward. That's something we'd like to do. We'll just have to see what happens with that. It's a legitimate concern, though."
For his part, Taylor is working to stay prepared. His typical day, he said, begins with him arriving at the team's facilities by 7 or 7:30 a.m. He meets with Flacco both before and after practice, and he watches film on his own in the evening.
"It's a long season, definitely longer than a college season, so you have to take care of your body, the way you eat, work out," Taylor said. "And, of course, make every rep count, because it's being recorded, too. You want to be able to put good film on."
He caught some of Thursday night's Browns-Steelers game, in which both starting quarterbacks left briefly with injuries before returning.
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1:00pm Friday 24th January 2014 in Sport By Alan Feldberg
JORDAN Gilbert has earned a place in the Junior BSB National Superbike 600 Championship for a second year running.
The 17-year-old student from Chalfont Community College will again ride for Team Haribo Starmix after impressing in his rookie year.
He will ride alongside Charlie King, from Great Yarmouth.
Gilbert said: "I have raced against Charlie previously in MiniTwin races at club level and it will be great to work with him as my new team mate in this new race season.
"I'm sure we're going to have a really successful year and some great results will surely follow.'' Gilbert missed pre-season testing last year because of the snow but was still competitive with a best result of 21st out of 37 riders.
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Mammograms have entered a new dimension, literally. At some screening centers, women are now being offered a 3-D technology that costs more and involves more radiation but may provide a better look.
The Food and Drug Administration approved the 3-D mammography device in 2011, and the technique is becoming more common.
Radiologists who use 3-D, also known as tomosynthesis, say its drawbacks are worth the greater accuracy. By itself, 3-D mammography delivers about the same amount of radiation as standard digital 2-D mammograms. But when the FDA approved the new device, it said 3-D could be used only as an add-on to standard mammograms, essentially doubling the low radiation dose. The FDA made 3-D an add-on only because there is not enough information yet about whether 3-D screenings detect cancers as well as 2-D mammograms do. Therefore, 2-D remains the standard of care and provides unique benefits for clinicians, such as familiarity and the ability to compare images from previous years.
"The 3-D image doesn't replace the standard 2-D mammogram," says Julianne Greenberg, a radiologist at Washington Radiology Associates, which has begun telling women who come in for their standard 2-D screening that they can add a 3-D mammogram to it for $50. "Three-D is added value to an already existing, really good technology."
In a conventional mammogram, the breasts are compressed and X-rayed four times: side to side and top to bottom, for both the left and the right breast. To take the 3-D images, an arm of the machine sweeps in an arc around the breast during each of the four compressions, taking anywhere from 20 to 60 pictures to produce a 3-D rendering of the breast. These images look almost like holograms; radiologists can spin and flip them around on a computer screen, searching for cancer in the tissue and lymph nodes.


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FGCU Opens Play At Saint Mary's Invitational
SEASIDE, Calif. – On a day in which just two teams broke par, the FGCU men's golf team saw its string of six consecutive par or better rounds come to an end with scores of 304 and 305 to sit in a tie for 13th place after the first two rounds of the Saint Mary's Invitational at Bayonet & Black Horse Golf Courses.
Tournament leader Notre Dame (281-289/570), who is currently ranked No. 27 by GolfWeek, carded the low round of the day with a seven-under par 281 in the first round and owns a 16-stroke advantage heading into Tuesday's final 18 holes. Host Saint Mary's is in second place with a 586, while Santa Clara (587) is just one stroke back of the Gaels in third place.
The Eagles sat in a tie for eighth place after the first round with a team score of 304 at Bayonet GC. FGCU was only one of two teams not to improve on their first round score in the afternoon, as play shifted to Black Horse GC for round two. The Blue and Green's 305 in the second round equals their worst round of the season.
FGCU was paced by an even-par 72 in each round with the first coming from junior Brandon Pena (Clewiston, Fla./Clewiston HS) in the morning round. Pena was one of just seven players at par or better in the first round, but followed up his 72 with an 80 in round two to sit in a tie for 46th place (72-80/152). Senior Dan Mazziotta's (Fort Myers, Fla./Cypress Lake HS) even-par 72 in round two helped him move up 19 spots into a tie for 29th (78-72/150) after a 78 to open the tournament. Mazziotta played the course's par 5s at one-under par for the day and produced four birdies on the front nine in round two.
Junior Alex Medinis (Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers HS) had a solid start to the tournament with a two-over par 74 that featured 14 pars and one birdie. Medinis then followed with a 77 in round two and sits in a tie for 41st overall. Senior Gyles Robin (Jersey, England/De La Salle College) led the team with five birdies on the day, but it translated to an 80-76/146 and a tie for 68th place.
Tuesday's final round will commence with a shotgun start at 11 a.m. ET as the teams will return to Bayonet GC. The Eagles will be playing alongside Loyola-Maryland (312-297/609) and UC Santa Barbara (309-301/610) in the final round and will begin on holes 14-17. Tomorrow will mark the first time this season (3 tournaments) that FGCU won't own the lead going into the final round.
Live in-progress scoring of the tournament can be found at www.GolfStat.com. A link to the live scoring can be found by going to the FGCU men's golf schedule and clicking on the day's event or by going to www.GolfStat.com and searching for the Saint Mary's Invitational on the front page.
T-29. Dan Mazziotta – 78-72(E)-150
T-41. Alex Medinis – 74-77/151
T-46. Brandon Pena – 72(E)-80/152
T-68. Gyles Robin – 80-76/156
82. Jeremy Self – 81-83/164
TOURNAMENT STANDINGS (15 Teams)
1. #27 Notre Dame – 281(-7)-289/570(-6)
2. Saint Mary's – 295-291/586
3. Santa Clara – 299-288(E)/587
4. Pacific – 302-287(-1)/589
5. Loyola Marymount – 301-292/593
6. Miami (Ohio) – 304-293/597
7. Nevada – 302-296/598
8. #45 San Francisco – 304-295/599
9. Marquette – 303-298/601
10. Northern Illinois – 306-298/604
T-11. UC Irvine – 309-296/605
T-11. Cal Poly – 305-300/605
T-13. Loyola-Maryland – 312-297/609
15. UC Santa Barbara – 309-301/610


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Taste is a great exhibition organized by Pitti Immagine dedicated to the excellences of taste and food's lifestyle.
For seven years now has become the center of Italian eating well and feeling good, a showcase of excellence of the best handicrafts products based in the beautiful location of the Stazione Leopolda in Florence where the best haute cuisine players from all over the world, but also an increasingly large and enthusiastic audience of foodies.


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NEW ORLEANS - Aaron Broussard said while he may be broke, he is not a broken man.
On Sunday, he will leave for North Carolina to begin his near four year prison term after pleading guilty in federal court to conspiracy and theft charges.
For a man who was once a political powerhouse, his fall from grace has been humbling and he knows how history will judge him.
"If you're involved in a scandal, well then you wear the scarlet letter, not only the rest of your life but you wear it even in the grave. You are then the comparison. You are the footnote, the comparable. My fate will be to be the footnote, the comparable. 'Just like Broussard did' or 'Like Broussard did.' I'll be that reference for the rest of my life, and not any reference to anything I might have accomplished in my public life," Broussard said.
Broussard said he made mistakes, but is not a crook, adding there was a reason he pled not guilty when first indicted.
But, when everyone else in the case surrounding him flipped and pled, Broussard took a plea deal. Other parish officials who were indicted by the feds (Broussard's ex-wife, former parish attorney Tom Wilkinson and former parish CAO Tim Whitmer) were all given probation. Broussard was sentenced to 46 months after his plea.
"I think it's a blessing that those people have a head start on a new future and a new life," Broussard said when asked if the sentencing was fair. "That they actually get to stay in place and rebuild themselves, I think it's a blessing. I think it's good fortune, and I don't look at it in comparison to me. I have my own path that I have to take. I'm ready to take it. I take it humbly. I take it in a contrite fashion. I'm sorry for everything that led me to separate me from my family at a critical time. But, I will take this opportunity and reinvent myself and come out a better person."
Broussard will spend the rest of the week tending to his affairs and spending time with family and friends.
He is optimistic about the future, will continue to fight his prostate cancer and said he will use his time behind bars to better his life, and come out on the other side a changed man.


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Quote from: Chris_BucFan60 on April 28, 2012, 11:04:39 PMThe guy is absolutley viscous. He's thick and sticky?
I love the fact that all the defensive players we drafted are hitters and good tacklers. Barron and David are staters for sure, but I would not be surprised to see Goode get the 2 down SAM spot and for Tandy to get some playing time. The other teams may beat us, but they will respect us.
Man oh man...he CRUSHED that QB (Barron). But is that a personal foul in the NFL?Cannot, and I mean CANNOT have that. It almost looked head to head. But Barron can crush people no matter what he does. It is what he does. Just Do It.
Man I really wanted to see Ronde play free safety but a healthy Cody Grimm is too good to take off the field. If Grimm is healthy I'd prefer he play strong safety and Barron play free safety. I watched all of the Bucs games from 2010 on NFL rewind and I'll be darned if he wasn't the best looking safety in the entire league that season. He played like Polamalu out there. I think he stole the opposing quarterbacks headset before every game because he moved towards the direction of the play before the ball was hiked. If he did go the wrong way he ended up blowing somebody up on the offense creating a lane for someone else to make a play. I can't wait to see him play next year.


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Today saw Basildon celebrate Chinese New Year to welcome in the 'Year of the Horse'. The day features many different Martial Arts demonstrations on the 1st Floor 'bridge' area in the Eastgate Centre, calligraphy on the Ground Floor and the excitement of the Lion Dance as remarkably athletic Chinese Lions went from shop to shop for a bite to eat ... Read More »
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Gateway 97.8 was proud to support the Kodōsai Cultural Event which was held at the Holiday Inn, Festival Leisure Park, Basildon between Friday 4th October to Sunday 6th October. Hundreds of visitors from around the world arrived in Basildon for the three day Japanese cultural event which featured workshops on Japanese culture and experiences, including Japanese haiki poetry, Japanese shodo ... Read More »
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Gateway 97.8 is proud to support the Kodosai Cultural Event which will be held at the Holiday Inn, Festival Leisure Park over this coming weekend. Hundreds of visitors from around the world are expected in Basildon for the three day Japanese cultural event which will feature workshops on Japanese culture and experiences, including Japanese haiki poetry, Japanese shodo calligraphy, and Samurai ... Read More »
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On Saturday 14th September and Sunday 15th September we broadcasted LIVE! from the Essex Country Show. There was lots going on including displays, workshops and a big food hall. We would like to thanks all of our Engineering Team for working so hard to get us there. Please see all the pictures below Read More »
Kents Hill Junior School Fete
The Friends of Kents Hill Junior School, a registered charity, held a fun packed afternoon on Saturday 6th July between 12pm and 4pm, at Kents Hill Road, Benfleet, SS7 5PS. The fete boasted a BBQ, Home Made Cakes, Traditional Stalls and a Pimms and Beer Stall, Bouncy Castles area and plenty of Traditional Sideshows to keep little ones occupied. Following ... Read More »
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On Saturday, Parker was joined by local Yoga instructor Jon Clark, talking about the classes he runs and about Yoga in general. He runs classes during the week at the Laindon Play Centre, Hockley Public Hall, and at the Fryerns Community Centre. About Jon (taken from his website): I moved to Rayleigh in 2003 and I have been practising yoga ... Read More »
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Days after the spectacular closing ceremony to the London 2012 games, music & entertainment retailer HMV has looked at the album sales on CD and download formats combined of the artists who either performed on the night or whose music was showcased during the event, and then compared this demand with the previous Monday (6 Aug) a week ago to ... Read More »
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Zachary H. Passaretti, MD, FACS,earned his medical degree at University of Virginia and completed his residency at Eastern Virginia Medical School. Dr. Passaretti is board certified and a fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
Barry Shuman, MD,earned his medical degree at Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington, DC and completed a residency in urological surgery at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in Pennsylvania. In addition, he completed a fellowship in cryosurgery at Allegheny General Hospital, Medical College of Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh.
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Arajilla Retreat is located on the 1,455 ha island of Lord Howe amid forest, mountains and lagoon.
Around 600 kilometres east of mainland Australia and about two hours' flight from Sydney or Brisbane.
Arajilla Retreat nestles within a beautiful Kentia Palm forest beneath towering Banyan trees at the sheltered northern end of the island, just minutes from the sparkling waters of Old Settlement Beach.
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That game was delayed twice due to antics from the Auxerre ultras. They threw toilet paper and tennis balls onto the pitch at the start of the second half, then almost hit Montpellier goalkeeper Geoffrey Jourdren with a flare in the 70th minute. Both disruptions caused long delays, and the other nine matches in Ligue 1 were finished before Auxerre and Montpellier resumed play following the second delay.
Montpellier's potential title credentials were in question for the majority of the match. They went down in the 21st minute on a brilliant header by Auxerre defender Oliver Kapo, directed in on a corner kick. John Utaka equalized 12 minutes later, touching in a cross by Souleymane Kamara to make it 1-1.
Auxerre created multiple chances while the match was tied and PSG led their match, but Utaka eventually rescued his team with a great second goal. After a corner, he did an excellent job to turn his marker at the top of the penalty area, then place a low shot into the back of the net at the near post from 12 yards, helping Montpellier to a 2-1 win and their first ever Ligue 1 title.
In France's race at the bottom of the table, Caen and Dijon joined Auxerre in the bottom three and will play in Ligue 2 next season. In the Europa League race, Bordeaux defeated Saint-Etienne to hold on to fifth place and a European spot. They'll join Lyon and Marseille in the Europa League next season. PSG qualified for Champions League, while Lille qualified for the Champions League playoffs.


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BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Senior Jacqueline Cowden (Danville, Calif./Monte Vista HS/ Temple) and sophomore Brittany Muse (Arcadia, Fla./DeSoto County HS) picked up six kills each and junior Holly Youngquist (Estero, Fla./Evangelical Christian) racked up a season-high 26 digs as the FGCU volleyball team dropped an A-Sun match at Campbell, 3-0 (25-19, 25-22, 25-17) on Friday night.
With the loss the Eagles fall to 4-13 overall (1-2 A-Sun), while the Camels improve to 7-12 (2-1) on the season.
Youngquist's 26 digs were a season and game-high. Cowden and Muse both finished with a team-high six kills. Senior Adrianne McNally (Howell, Mich./Pinckney HS) racked up five kills, while senior Chelsea Lyles (Colorado Springs, Col./Harrison HS Western Nebraska CC) chipped in with four kills and three block assists. Freshman setter Camil Dominguez (Santo Domingo, D.R./Santa Teresita) registered 23 assists and eight digs.
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The Eagles will be back in action at home next weekend after playing 13 consecutive road matches when they host Kennesaw State (Oct. 15) for 'Dig Pink' night beginning at 6 p.m. The matchup with the Owls will be the Blue and Green's first home contest since August 28 when they defeated Houston Baptist, 3-0, in the final match of the FGCU Homewood Suites Fort Myers Airport Volleyball Invitational at Alico Arena.
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Springfield, Mo. – Evangel University football has announced their first set of signees in the 2013 recruiting class.
"I'm very proud of the effort that our whole team has put into recruiting this year's class," said head football coach Brenton Illum, who will enter his fourth season leading the Crusaders next year. "From the coaches, to our alumni, to our current team and the admissions department…this recruiting season has been a tremendous success. We set out to sign 25 guys by the signing day that we believed would be great fits and whose potential will allow us to compete for a national championship. Signing this group of guys is a testament to the work that our team has done and God's favor on that work."
Among Evangel's signees is the Lebanon running back Brock West. West was the Offensive Player of the Year in the Ozark Conference and helped the Yellowjackets to a 9-2 record and a co-conference championship. He was a first team All-State selection in Class 5 rushing for 2,080 yards last season and 32 touchdowns in 11 games.
"Brock is such a pleasure to watch," said Illum. "He plays the game hard and he is worthy of all of the recognition that he's gotten in the area this year. We've been recruiting him a long time and I'm very proud that he's chosen to invest his college time at Evangel."
In addition to West, the Crusaders also picked up three other Lebanon players, QB Hayden Brackett, TE J.T. Dorris and P/K Andre Smith.
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At linebacker, the Crusaders inked Zach Jones (6-4, 202, Rogers, Ark. HS), Dameon Phillips (6-1, 195, Crowley, Tex. HS), Zach Saffle (6-1, 190, Allen, Tex., Lovejoy HS), JaMarcus Smith (5-11, 198, Mesquite, Tex. HS) and Cade Wilke (5-10, 185, Henderson, Ky., County HS)
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Alex Arellano, WR (Chino HS, Chino, Calif.)
Rudy Beltran, DB (Parkview HS, Springfield, Mo.)
Brady Burke, QB (Legacy HS, Mansfield, Tex.)
Darryl Calhoun, DL (Bowie HS, Grand Prairie, Tex.)
Dameon Cooks, DL (Bowie HS, Grand Prairie, Tex.)
Michael DeArmond, DL (La Habre HS, La Habre, Calif.)
Nathan De La Garza, P (Park HS, Racine, Wis.)
Benson Ebozue, WR (Bowie HS, Grand Prairie, Tex.)
Dakota Ennis, LB (Ames HS, Ames, Iowa)
E.J. Ewah, WR, (Ridge Point HS, Rosharon, Tex.)
Michah Foote, DL (Kickapoo HS, Springfield, Mo.)
Dillon Harms, RB (Marshfield HS, Marshfield, Mo.)
Eric Herbert, DB, (Ovey Comeaux HS, Youngsville, La.)
Larry Hurt, DB, (St. Cloud St. / North HS, Eau Claire Wis.)
Kaleb Goodpaster, OL, (Marshfield HS, Marshfield, Mo.)
Josh Jacob, DL (Briar Cliff HS, Ashburn, Va.)
Zachary Jenkins, TE (Big Valley Christian HS, Ripon, Calif.)
Carsie Jones, CB (Booker T. Washington HS, Tulsa, Okla.)
Trent Jones, DB (San Antonio Christian HS, San Antonio, Tex.)
Luke Kantola, LB (Turner HS, Kansas City, Kan.)
Wyatt Lehman, DL (Cascade HS, Cascade, Iowa)
Noah Livingston, CB (Public HS, Jefferson City, Mo.)
Austin Lynch, DB (Sarcoxie HS, Sarcoxie, Mo.)
Donnie Monroe, LB (South HS, Blue Springs, Mo.)
Cheyenne Moore, P/K (Mena HS, Mena, Ark.)
Chris Moore, WR (University HS, Baton Rouge, La.)
Devon Overall, LB (Monett HS, Monett, Mo.)
Jacobi Perry, RB (Irving HS, Irving, Tex.)
Justin Pflug, DL (Ottawa (Kan.) Univ. / Cassville HS, Cassville, Mo.)
Stone Phelps, P / K (Cassville HS, Cassville, Mo.)
Jonathan Rentschler, DL (North HS, Huntington, Ind.)
Devante Sanders, DB (Bowie HS, Grand Prairie, Tex.)
Brandon Staley, WR (Lighthouse Christian Acad., Springfield, Mo.)
Cade Stone, DE (Branson HS, Branson, Mo.)
Traa Strong, DB (Mesquite HS, Mesquite, Tex.)
Victor Valentine, DL (Narbonne HS, Harbor City, Calif.)
Tre Vance, DB (Parish Episcopal HS, DeSoto, Tex.)
Drew Williamson, OL (Lewis-Palmer HS, Monument, Col.)
Ryan Whitman, DL (Moorpark CC, Simi Valley, Calif.)
Chance Woosley, OL (Lighthouse Christian Acad., Louisville, Ky.)
Dante Young, DB (Pine Forest HS, Pensacola, Fla.)
The recruiting process continues at Evangel with several scheduled visits by prospective student-athletes pending over the next several weeks. Additional announcements will be forthcoming following commitments received from additional recruits.
The Crusaders finished last season 7-4, 6-3 in the Heart of America conference and ranked 23rd nationally in the NAIA.
For additional information, contact:
Kevin Kennedy, Evangel University Athletics, (417) 865-2815, ext. 7260


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