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Ok, makes sense. I was also going to try out some other locations this winter, but for a convenience standpoint, the Ice Pit certainly has it's strong points.
Hopefully this downright balmy weather wont affect the ice conditions too much this weekend . . . :(
Mr. Long, Thanks again for the wonderful opportunity to try out the pit! I had an awesome time. I'm seriously considering joining the club, and the two I came with may join as well. Can you PM me some details on what membership includes, obligations/duties and whatnot? Thanks!
Sorry I missed the event as it looked just great. Update here on Starved Rock ice conditions: It melted alot, so they closed the park for now. Wait and see if they reopen ice in about 10 days.
Hey, does anyone local here know what the conditions are like in the Lone Rock, Gov. Dodge and Wyalusing areas? I've been thinking of heading out that way to give those areas a shot. Otherwise, it's another trip up to Pictured Rocks, which wouldn't be so bad either....
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Haha! I totally forgot about that site. I thought I joined up when I bought the guide book they have FS, but I guess the store doesn't include the forums. I joined up anyway. :-) Thanks for the info!
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Agree, check out the ice silo this coming winter. We are currently dry tooling on it this fall, just to prep' those forearms. With good weather, we hope to open it up again with ice, in December. Check the above link and Facebook page. Located in south Chicago suburban area. More dry tool days coming up too.
Wow! That looks awesome! I will be sure to check it out this winter! Yeah, I saw your post in the Ice Pit's group. Shame that the Ice Pit is still an unknown. I'm not sure if the new land owners are just stalling now or what... Pisses me off. Is this silo something that was built for this or was this thing retrofitted for ice use?
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The Betsy concert series is coming to a close with Irish music and fireworks.
No game for the Syracuse Orange football team this week. And after coming off a close game against Villanova - the team is focused on the match-ups ahead.
Sangertown Square Mall is going through renovations to update both the outside and inside of the mall.
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Labor Day is the second largest cookout event of the year in the United States and that holds true here in Central New York.
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NASCAR's Tony Stewart spoke publically for the first time since a deadly crash that took the life of Port Leyden-native Kevin Ward Jr. in Canandaigua. Stewart spoke to reporters at Atlanta Motor Speedway ahead of Sunday's race. This weekend marks the first weekend back on the track after taking three weeks off. Stewart hit and killed Ward after Ward got out of his car and was walking on the track. He says the tragedy has been something that will take some time to start to get over. "I've taken the last couple of weeks off, out of respect for Kevin and his family, and also to cope with the accident in my own way. It's given me the time to think about life and how easy it is to take it for granted," said Stewart. Stewart has won this NASCAR Sprint Cup Series three times.
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If you happen to drive by the Oak Hill Cemetery in Herkimer you'll notice more than 1,000 brand new American flags, all thanks to one area veteran who has made it his summer goal to ensure every veteran's tombstone has a flag waving in front of it.
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The Herkimer County Fair may be over but the Fairgrounds were a buzz Friday. The 76th annual New York State Trappers Convention continues until Saturday and brings in hundreds of outdoors enthusiasts from across the state and the country.
With Labor Day weekend upon us in Central New York that means families getting together and people coming into the area.
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A multi-car pile-up happening Friday afternoon on Route 49 near the Oriskany exit. The call came in around 3 p.m. for an accident in the west-bound lanes.
NASCAR star Tony Stewart has decided he will race this weekend at the Atlanta Speedway. It will be his first time racing since he struck and killed fellow-driver and Port Leyden native Kevin Ward Jr. - in a racetrack accident. That happened earlier this month at a track in Canandaigua. Stewart took time off after the accident but is apparently ready to resume his life and that decision is getting some mixed reviews.
Local radio personalities Fred Miller and Dave Peroni of My Hometown Sports have been recognized by the New York State Broadcasters Association for best play- by-play. The award showcasing their coverage of the Utica College hockey versus the U.S. National team during the annual Teddy Bear Toss game last December. This is the team's second State Broadcasters Association Award. The pair will begin another season of play-by-play Friday September Fifth.
Wet weather is ahead for the holiday weekend.
A country music tour is stopping at the Utica AUD. Platinum selling, country singer-songwriter Dierks Bentley will be joined by Randy Houser and Eric Paslay on November 16, 2014.
The Utica Police Department got a sixty thousand dollar grant for Police body cameras.
Well Scott Shafer has publically called upon the fans in recent weeks to not only buy tickets but to have their friends buy tickets to the opener against Villanova. Still they're expecting a bigger crowd than they had for last year's home opener against Wagner.
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Muggy conditions arrive in the Mohawk Valley.
Every year there is a new signature food of fried specialties at the State Fair. This year it's a Twinx, a Twix stuffed in a Twinkie, wrapped in bacon, and deep fried. Check it out plus other fried favorites in this report.
Word on Wednesday that just minutes before a motorcycle apparently slammed into a car with deadly results - a sheriff's deputy spotted a speeding motorcycle and gave chase.
Professional golfers brought out hundreds of people to the Atunyote golf course at Turning Stone Resort, but the event was not just about the golf. Tee shots and birdie putts from PGA Tour pros and major winners were just a few things hundreds of people saw Wednesday at the Notah Begay III Golf Challenge.
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Learn how to make The Whitney's signature dish: Beef Wellington
.5 lbs Beef fillet
.5 lbs Flat mushrooms
4 slices Parma ham (can substitute with Prosciutto)
English mustard for brushing meat
.5 lbs puff pastry
2 Egg yolks
1 Clove garlic, crushed
1 Sprig thyme (fresh)
2 large baby gem lettuce
Salt and pepper
Olive oil
Mustard vinaigrette, optional
1. Pre-heat the oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Heat oil in a large pan and sear the meat on all sides. Don't cook the meat, just brown each side. Let it cool and then brush it with the mustard.
3. Chop the mushrooms in a food processor to make a puree. Throw the puree in a hot pan with no oil and sweat out all of the liquid. Let the water evaporate and then set it aside to cool.
4. Lay four slices of Parma ham down on a large piece of cling film, slightly overlapping, then brush with mushroom mixture.
5. Put the beef in the middle of the ham and roll the ham around the beef using the cling film. Twist the ends of the cling film to tighten the roll, then refrigerate it for 15 minutes to let it set.
6. Roll your puff pastry and then brush the edges with Egg Wash. Roll the pastry over the beef completely covering it. Cut off any excess pieces. Egg Wash the top. Put your roll back in the fridge for 5 minutes. Egg Wash again and bake for 35-40 minutes. Let it cool for 10 minutes before slicing.


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$99 (was $199) SAVE $100/Night Summer SALE! Luxury Resort in Branson
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Fall Creek Resort
rates (USD)
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$ 499 - $ 1,999 / week
vacation rental description
Trust the REVIEWS... ( * * * * * 4.5 out of 5) "Best Possible Location"
SAVE MONEY... Don't Pay $150-$200 Per Night. Enjoy & Relax in LUXURY for $99 or LESS
Trust the REVIEWS... ( * * * * * 4.5 out of 5)
"Best possible location!"
Reviewed April 27, 2012 NEW
If you want to spend time in and around Branson,this is the best location possible. It is far enough away that you feel like you're in the countryside,but close enough to get to any show within a few minutes,and so close after the show,to come back late. If you book the 2 bedroom unit,there is enough room for a family to sleep comfortably-ask for 2 beds in the 2nd bedroom. The full kitchen means you can cook breakfast and save money. I have stayed here over 10x and never been disappointed.
About the Resort
The Suites at Fall Creek offer fully equipped lakeside accommodations surrounded by the Ozark Mountains and the picturesque lakes of the White River Basin.
Whether you choose to relax by the indoor/outdoor pools or rejuvenate by your fireplace, adventure beckons outside your peaceful resort getaway.
Branson, Missouri, is your destination for good old-fashioned family fun where you can choose from over 70 live shows (head for the famous '76 Strip Country Music Boulevard), 50 restaurants, amusement parks, whitewater rafting and premier trout fishing.
NEAR ALL of the Attractions
Climb aboard a Duck, crafted from the WWII DUKW, and enjoy a 70 minute ride through the Ozarks. Splash down and cruise Table Rock Lake if you're brave enough.
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-28-2014 at 9:03 AM.
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Jim Gioiosa 6023172006
vacation rental rates
Nightly (Was $179 - $289) Now Save 50% $79 - $179 / Night - (sleeps 4-8 different unit sizes)
*Holiday & Peak periods may be slightly higher
Jim Gioiosa 6023172006
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Branson
- Shows
- Fishing
- Relax
- Attractions & Theme Parks
- Place to Take the FAMILY (Family Fun!)
Top things to do on a budget
- Attractions
- Wilderness
- Water Sports & Fishing
- Hiking & Walking
- Relaxing & Loving
Top things to do with a family
- Shows & Attractions
- Fishing & Hiking
- Biking & Off Road
- Wilderness Fun with the Family
- Amazing Lakes & Resort
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NEOGA — A Neoga woman lost her home and cats to a Thursday morning fire.
At 9:47 a.m., Neoga Fire Protection District received a call about a burning house at 55 Erwin Drive. Neoga and Wabash firefighters responded to the scene to find the home fully engulfed. Firefighters were on the scene until 11:52 a.m. and declared the house a total loss.
"It's nonlivable now," said Neoga firefighter Bridgette Roderick.
Resident Vickie Erwin was not at home during the fire. No one was injured, although Erwin's six cats died in the fire.
"God is with me, and I'll have to walk each step through this," she said.
Erwin said she would be staying with friends while she waits for the insurance to work out and to see what could be salvageable from the home. The cause of the fire is undetermined, although representatives from the State Fire Marshall were at the scene.
Erwin said she was thankful no one was hurt in the fire.
"The Neoga firefighters and the Wabash firefighters did a great job," she said. "Nobody was hurt and no firefighters were hurt, so thank God for that."
Jackson Adams can be reached at 217-347-7151, ext. 131, or email@example.com.


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Oceanfront, 6 bedrm 6 bath w/ 3 fabulous living room views. in West Molokai
- bedrooms 6
- baths 6
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Papohaku Ranchlands
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,362 - $ 4,253 / week
vacation rental description
Located on three mile long Papohaku Beach, this 6 bedroom, 6
bath, 3 living room Hawaiian home is ideally suited for family vacations.
Three separate private suites, and a master bedroom which overlooks
the ocean, comfortably house large groups, though we are
happy to rent to smaller groups and prorate the charges. Two
large decks on the ocean side practically place you at the
ocean's break, which makes whale watching, sunset viewing,
and outdoor meals convenient. The newly remodeled kitchen is
equipped to serve 12. Our home is decorated with
commissioned hand-painted furniture, wall murals and
paintings. It is designed to be a comfortable, relaxed private
Molokai is uniquely Hawaiian, unspoiled by oversized resorts.
The town of Kaunakakai, Molokai's largest, is a throwback to a
previous time, with simple old Hawaiian shops and friendly
people. The West End beaches are among the finest in Hawaii
and yet have very few visitors. Local snorkelling, fishing and
mountain biking are superb. Day trips to the national historic park of
Kalaupapa and Father Damien's original missions, the Nature Conservancy's
Mo'omomi Beach and Kamoku Preserve, and the lush Halawa
Valley are highlights of many visits. Above all Molokai offers
privacy, serenity, and a sense of old Hawaii not available on any
of the other islands.
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property availability
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Last modified on 08-31-2014 at 10:06 PM.
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Tim Brunnert 866-239-4913
house rental amenities
Wonderfully equipped new kitchen with new granite tops,2 refrigerator's both w/ ice makers,high
speed internet connection, garbage disposal, dish washer, large
capacity washer/dryer, two TV's, two BluRay/DVD players, Satellite Channels,
three stereo units w/ CD players, free high speed internet, ceiling
fans throughout.
activities and attractions in West Molokai Molokai
Swimming, surfing, kayaking, snorkeling, beach combing,
hiking, mountain biking, dining, shopping, or just plain being.
vacation rental rates
All six bedrooms for $675 per night, $4252.50 per week or $15,000
per month, plus cleaning fee $350. (3 bedrooms available for
$375/night or $2362 per week, 4 bedrooms for $475/night or $2992 per
week) $1500 security deposit refundable 14 days after departure. 12
people maximum occupancy.
Holiday Seasons $700/night with 1 week minimum
Visa and MasterCard Accepted
Tim Brunnert 866-239-4913
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in West Molokai
- Go to the Beaches
- Visit Kalaupapa
- Hiking in the Rain Forest
- Snorkeling
- Fishing
Tim Brunnert , owner


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Guest Star: "Before Bad Boy/Interscope, It Was A Major Label Bidding War"
Thursday, Aug 4, 2011 1:30PM
[Breaking the news about signing to Diddy's iconic Bad Boy Records via a viral video this week, newly signed rapper Machine Gun Kelly reflects on how he ended up with Puff Daddy.]
The way it all started was before Bad Boy/Interscope, it was a major label bidding war. At the end of the day, surprisingly to what people may think, Puff was the one person who said, "I don't want to touch or change your movement. I just want to get that machine."
Bad Boy recently inked with Interscope and he brought me to Jimmy Iovine one night in the hotel room on a fluke though. He was like, "I gotta go run an errand." I think this was either my first or second time meeting Puff and I was like, "OK, this is kind of random. It's 2 AM in the morning. Who has to run an errand at 2 AM?"
We ended up going to a hotel room and Jimmy Iovine ended up turning around and I think I just shat my pants. I'm just in there at the hotel room with shatted pants. And so Puff told me to tell Jimmy about the idea and I showed him the fans and the movement. Puff just really believed in the idea. Puff pushed for it, we told the other labels what was going on and what we had offered on the table and it was such a game-changing type offer that it's like, "No way. Not possible."
We tried to tell everyone, "Trust me." But they were like "OK. Whatever." They didn't believe it and here we are. I'm so proud that we used a video to announce my signing. It's not for corporate, it's not for the industry guys. It's honestly to make people feel like they want to [get down].
Me and a really good friend of mine that's also an EST boy like myself, we sat on a couch in LA for countless nights just gathering all of the footage and thinking about the best way we could present it. The video turned out crazy. I teared up the first time I watched it. Hopefully we got some tears jerked out of you.
Machine Gun Kelly earned his rap name from his ability to spit rapid rhymes. The Cleveland, Ohio rapper, who has been rapping since 2004, has took his hometown by storm on the underground market and with live performances. After gaining a huge buzz at the start of 2011, Machine Gun Kelly looks to take his talent to the next level by signing to Diddy's Bad Boy Records.


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25 Aug, 2014 | by btreash A $100,000 grant from the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry will support an Emory & Henry College program intended to help young people discern and follow their call to ministry. The… Read More
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21 Jul, 2014 | by btreash Emory & Henry College's Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program reached a significant milestone last week, receiving the maximum number of deposits for an inaugural cohort of students scheduled t… Read More
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War Between Science and Faith?
Though evolutionists would have you believe there's a war between science and faith, the very idea of a conflict is preposterous! God designed everything and left us with a user manual. We should look at the world around us, use good science and interpret what we see in the light of Scripture. Does Scripture give us any clues as to what we are investigating? If so, we shouldn't ignore it but use it to help us interpret our observations.
Many of the early modern scientists were Christians – like Galileo, Copernicus and Newton. Many would say that the church was stupid or at least ignorant in persecuting Galileo for saying that the Earth was not the center of our solar system – the implication being that the Earth is, therefore, not the center of the universe. The formal church back then was legalistic and rigid. But because these scientists were Christian and believed in a God of order, this drove them to look for the order in the universe in the first place. So the problem wasn't a conflict between good science and faith, but between a legalistic religious system and a new or different understanding of the world around us.
Now it seems like there is more weight in science than in faith. Indeed, we are told that we must keep our faith out of the classrooms and our scientific institutions in order to do good science. Nothing could be further from the truth! This is a lie from the enemy of our soul to try to indoctrinate our children to not believe in God. How can you do good science if you do not believe that the stuff you are looking at is ordered and if you believe that it came about from chaos? Why perform any experiments at all if the next time you do it the results will be different? There is no point in it. So while many science professors say we must keep science and faith separate, they themselves can't believe this. Otherwise, they would never go into the laboratory.
It all boils down to this: What do you put your faith in – science (man's understanding of the world) or God's Word? As for me and everyone at Creation Moments, our trust is in God's Word.
Dr. Donald Clark, Creation Moments Board Member
This article is based on an interview broadcast by Broken Road Radio. To hear the original interview and many others on biblical creation topics, go to http://brokenroadradio.com/category/archives/dr-don-clark/


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Bedford parent wants child's survey destroyed
"I did this because I believe that some of the sexually explicit and self-mutilation questions were so mature that they may have even contributed to a threatening or hostile environment for female students, especially given how boys react to such questions," said Zdziarski. "Additionally, being asked such intimate questions could easily make students of any gender uncomfortable and feel as if they're in a hostile environment. We would not tolerate these types of questions to be asked in the workplace, nor would we accept a stranger asking such intimate questions."
"Do they get it and do they read it? We're dependent on parents giving us the correct information. They may have read the paragraph and didn't click open the link to the letter. I get all that," he said.
He said the district has the responsibility to listen to students' concerns and how they're being treated.
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All Temple applicants are interviewed by a committee of three to five Temple University faculty members from a variety of departments, and the Director of Education Abroad. During the interview, which normally is not longer than 20-30 minutes, the committee will seek to get a sense of your qualificationsand the validity of your proposal. In some cases, the committee may also evaluate your foreign language qualifications by asking you to converse in the language of your chosen country. Committee members will have a copy of your application in advance to review. If you are an arts candidate with supplementary materials, i.e., slides or video, these will be reviewed by the committee during the interview. On the basis of your proposal, supporting documents and interview, the campus Fulbright committee completes the Campus Evaluation form and assigns a campus rating to your application.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Researchers are looking for ways to prevent prostate cancer:
Research on Screening
Researchers are studying ways to check for prostate cancer in men who have no symptoms. Screening can help find prostate cancer at an early stage. But studies have not shown whether screening saves lives. The Prostate, Lung, Colorectal, and Ovarian Cancer Screening Trial (PLCO) is designed to show if certain screening tests can reduce the number of deaths from these cancers. NCI supports this study. The prostate screening tests that PLCO is studying are the PSA test and digital rectal exam. Researchers will screen the men in the study until 2007. The trial will assess the harms and potential benefits of routine screening for prostate cancer. The results of this trial may change the way men are screened for prostate cancer.
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Mariners plan more work for Putz
Non-save situations, 'pen sessions may boost closer's stuff
NEW YORK -- The only way Mariners closer J.J. Putz can get back to being one of the most dominating closers in the game is to have a busier-than-usual schedule.And so, beginning on Friday night, his daily routine will include a five-minute bullpen session. "We are going to adjust his throwing a little in the afternoons," Mariners manager John McLaren said. "We'll do a little side session every day to get him some tempo and some feel and see if we can accelerate things doing that. I think it's a great plan, and J.J. feels good about it." The extra work could help the right-hander, who saved 40 games in 42 chances last season, regain command of his fastball, something he hasn't had in most of his outings since coming off the 15-day disabled with right rib inflammation on April 22.
"One of his strong points always had to do with the location of his fastball," McLaren said. "He could move it around -- in and out, up and down -- and he hasn't been able to do that yet. He did it his first game back, but since that outing he hasn't done it, and what we need him to do."
Putz's most recent struggles occurred in Cleveland on Thursday night, when he walked two batters, surrendered two hits and did not protect the one-run lead that Richie Sexson gave the Mariners in the top of the 10th inning with his 300th career home run.Putz, who had a 6-1 record and a 1.38 ERA last season and converted his first 24 save opportunities, is 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA, two saves and two blown saves this season. There are extenuating circumstances, but Putz refuses to use the 20 days he spent on the disabled list last month as an excuse for his uncharacteristic back-to-back toe-stubs. But those around Putz believe that the DL stint, from April 2-22, has a lot to do with his difficulties. "No question about it," Mariners pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre said. McLaren agreed. "He threw so well in his first game back, everybody said, 'J.J. is J.J.,'" McLaren said. "But sometimes, it doesn't work that way. But he feels good and is not that far off. It's just a matter of locating his fastball. He threw some great splits to [Casey] Blake and [David] Dellucci to strike them out." Putz will work primarily on his fastball during the five-minute bullpen sessions. "The thing about J.J. is when he's not quite right, he'll reach back for a little extra, and that might complicate things even more," McLaren said. "We'll see how this goes." In the meantime, when a save situation arises, Putz will get the call. "We're not going to trade roles," McLaren said. "He's our guy." Stottlemyre seconded that notion. "The only way [Putz would not be the closer] is if he told us he wasn't 100 percent," he said. "Other than that, in a save situation, we are going to go with J.J." Asked what the plan of attack would be if there are fewer save opportunities than Putz needs to get sharp again, McLaren said the closer would be used in non-save situations. "We talked about that, too, and we need to monitor it," McLaren said. "You can ask [bullpen coach] Norm [Charlton] -- a lot of closers don't like to pitch in non-save situations because they are not there mentally. It's a mind-set for a closer, with the adrenaline rush when the game's on the line. "But sometimes, you have no choice because you go through periods when there are no saves opportunities. You still have to get the feel of the ball, the mound and whole atmosphere." Putz has mentioned during the past two seasons that he's at his best when the game's on the line and didn't particularly like getting his work done in non-save situations. But Putz acknowledged after Thursday night's game that more work is needed, even if it's in a non-save situation. Stottlemyre said it would be unlikely that Putz goes more than three consecutive days without getting into a game.
"We have to keep him busy, and too much time in the case of a closer usually is three or four days," Stottlemyre said. "Then it's time to put them in a game, even in a non-save situation."Charlton, a former closer, predicted that the old Putz will soon return. "It's just a gut feeling, but I think he will be fine the next time out and be good here on out," Charlton said on Friday. "What happened to him last night won't happen to him again."
Jim Street is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Benjamin Browne Foster's Down East Diary is a highly readable day-to-day account of what mid-nineteenth-century Maine, and indeed America, was like for a young man in his teens and early adulthood.
What makes this diary different from mundane recordings of weather on a given day, or similar tedious details, is the fact that Ben could and did write well, and that he had the intellect to analyze and interpret the events, the social movements and the people with whom he came in contact.
This book makes the mid-1800s seem immediate and gives insight and explanation by example of the very real effect the transcendentalists had on the young people of the period. Ben has already broken with the Puritanism of his parents' generation, and has embraced (perhaps even without realizing it at 16) the thoughts of Hawthorne, Thoreau, and Emerson. This is evident from the outset when he explains himself in phrenological terms like Wit and Mirth, rather than the usual concepts of sin and grace.
What effect this had on Ben's own life is revealed in the pages of the Diary as he gives us vivid accounts of his introduction to the mercantile world as a clerk in Bright's Store in Bangor, his flirtations and amorous encounters with the young ladies of his day (the reader will be shocked at the freedom!), the major social events of the time in Bangor and Orono, and all the other influences to which he was exposed. The Diary ends with Ben's undergraduate days at Bowdoin College. The view of life among the students of the time is quite a bit different from the commonly-held notion of strait-laced academics. Ben reveals them as being shrewd, and almost vulgar rowdies in large part, and not at all the high-minded searchers after truth other histories would have the world believe.
As one reads the book, and it is not easily put down once started, one comes to know Ben as an extremely thoughtful, witty, and perceptive commentator on a period of social history that sorely needs this kind of illumination.
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The staff at the Plainfield Correctional Facility completed a project this week that ended with Santa visiting schools all over Hendricks County.
Starting a few months ago, the staff helped organize a "Toys for Tots" type program for local families in need of a little extra cheer. The staff contacted elementary schools across the county to find out who needed some help. Then the names and requests from students were placed on a tree in the facility's lobby.
Phil Slavens, assistant superintendent of Re-Entry at the Plainfield Correctional Facility, has been participating in the program for many years.
"Staff members sign up to purchase the wishes for the kids," Slavens said. "It really makes you think. I had a kindergarten student that asked for socks, underwear, and pajamas. It almost breaks your heart."
Donations were also made by offenders from the facility, Duke Energy, and Aramark Foods. Several other groups also pitched in where they could.
Lindsay Measal assists Slavens on communications for the facility.
"We will deliver the gifts to schools across the county — Avon, Brownsburg, Danville, and Plainfield," she said. "Other groups like Kairos also donated."
Deb Higgins coordinated the project for the staff.
"This weekend I came in on Saturday and wrapped presents with my family," Higgins said. "It was a good time. Delivering the gifts and visiting the schools is so much fun."
George Shepherd works for the facility by coordinating the Oakland City University programs. He has been helping to deliver gifts since 2000.
"It really is fun to see the looks on their faces," he said.
Deliveries for 128 students in 17 elementary schools were made Wednesday morning with a little help from Santa.
The gifts were dropped off at each school's office then, if the building's administrator wanted an extra visitor, Santa would greet students and staff.
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"I am currently reading The Dog Stars by Peter Heller. He's a poet as well as a novelist, so I'm taking it in slowly, savoring the language. What's powerful is the voice he has created for the main character, Hig, who has survived a flu pandemic that has wiped out everybody he knew and loved, including his wife. His companion in the book is his dog, and another survivor, a very different man from himself. This story is a post-apocalyptic paean to the natural world he has so loved — it is by turns bleak, funny, sad, and hopeful, too. I'm finding it riveting."
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Yes, you CAN see stars in New York City!
Through the end of November join us as we team with the Amateur Astronomers Association (AAA) of New York for Astronomy on the High Line, each Tuesday at dusk. Come view the night sky using the AAA's high-powered telescopes, and get a lesson from the experts on the celestial wonders of the fall night sky.
The program takes place south of the Standard, near the Gansevoort entrance. Come gawk at the moon and Jupiter among other celestial attractions. Telescopes will be set up from dusk to 9:30 PM. In the event of a cancellation due to visibility, the AAA will update their Web site by noon on Tuesdays.
[After the jump, more photos from astronomy enthusiast Albert Dépas, taken on October 13.]
We just received word of an exciting development at the West Side Rail Yards. The Department of City Planning has announced that the City will initiate the process to allow it to acquire the High Line above 30th Street.
The City's decision to pursue the authority to the High Line is a major step towards achieving our ultimate goals: full preservation of the historic structure north of 30th Street, including the 10th Avenue Spur, and completion of the High Line project all the way to 34th Street.Read the full Press Release [PDF]
Recent visitors to the High Line may have noticed a billboard that has appeared on a building on 13th St., across from the Standard Hotel. It has no text, and shows an image of an empty mussed bed, its pillows still showing the impressions of two heads. This mysterious and evocative image is in fact a piece by the artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres.
For the seventh year, Friends of the High Line will participate in the annual openhousenewyork weekend; the largest architect and design event in America. This year, our first year of participation with the park open to the public, we invite guests to join us on the High Line for a series of eight engaging talks led by people involved in various aspects of the design, planning and construction process. These lectures will provide deeper insight into the story of the transformation of the High Line from an abandoned freight line to a successful public space.
This years OHNY weekend will take place on Saturday, October 10th and Sunday, October 11th. Please note: an error in the OHNY brochure asks guests to RSVP. RSVP's are not being accepted for this years OHNY weekend on the High Line. All lectures are first come first served.
All talks will take place in the 14th Street passage on the High Line, just South of the 14th Street stairs. All talks will take place rain or shine. We look forward to seeing you there!
[Read more for a full schedule.]
At Friends of the High Line, we love anything that celebrates artists who work in the High Line neighborhood. So we are excited about the annual High Line Open Studios, coming up on October 15 through 18. Using a map, participants take themselves on self-guided tours of artist studios in the area.
BBC Correspondent Jonathan Marcus was in New York a couple of weeks ago, and took a walk on the High Line with Robert.
He produced a 5-minute "From Our Own Correspondent" piece on the High Line, which was broadcast in the UK last week, and will be on the World Service in the coming days.
On Friday, new signs were installed to mark the naming of one of the High Line's most beloved features, The Diller - von Furstenberg Sundeck. A generous gift from The Diller - von Furstenberg Family Foundation made this feature possible, and it's quickly become an extremely popular gathering spot, especially on sunny days and at sunset.
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- Without immunizations, children can catch contagious diseases that cause high fevers, severe coughing, choking, breathing problems, seizures, brain damage or even death.
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Born in Hereford, England in 1959, I grew up with a keen interest in the wild and beautiful countryside that surrounded me, developing my physical and artistic skills in climbing, walking, canoeing and photography. My career path led me to a childhood dream of being a Firefighter, this I followed until my retirement in 1996. Following a brief dip into the realms of sound engineering I moved to the stunning area of Mid Wales and am now returned to my first artistic love, photography. 'If, through my images and interpretations, I can transport a viewer into the beauty and serenity that surrounds us, even for a moment, my time is not wasted' Please, enjoy the journey!
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Book your room at Howard Johnson Hotel Leon
Leon hotel with a restaurant
Situated in Leon, this hotel is close to Martyrs Plaza, Leon Hall, and Parish Church of San Sebastian. Also nearby are Founders Plaza and Leon Cathedral.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Howard Johnson Hotel Leon features a fitness center. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Howard Johnson Hotel Leon
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This hotel offers access to a business center.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Leon hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 168
- Number of floors - 7
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Howard Johnson Hotel Leon has a restaurant on site.
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When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 1 PM
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Mercantile Financial Consultants in Wembley has been declared in default
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An insurance broker in Wembley has been declared in default and consumers may be entitled to compensation if they have lost money after dealing with the firm.
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Based in Portland, Maine, Reverb is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was founded in 2004 by environmentalist Lauren Sullivan and her musician husband, Adam Gardner of Guster. Reverb provides comprehensive, custom greening programs for music tours while conducting grassroots outreach and education with fans around the globe.
In addition to our greening work with bands and artists, Reverb also works to move forward the sustainable practices of music industry leaders, including venues, record labels, and radio stations.
We take a positive "work-with" approach and believe that being green is not all or nothing; many people doing some things will have more impact than some people doing everything. All of us can be active participants in protecting the environment and creating real, large-scale, and measurable change.
Wondering what goes into greening a tour? Here are some examples of some of the fan outreach and behind-the-scenes greening programs that your might find on the road; each tour is unique and can include any or all of these elements, plus some.
We have the opportunity to reach hundreds of thousands of music fans every year with a positive, uplifting message of environmental sustainability. These are just of few of the ways Reverb reaches audiences.
We work with each band or artist to create backstage greening programs with the aim of reducing the overall environmental impact of their tour.


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Muslims have rioted over Danish cartoons depicting Muhammad. Why? One claim has been that Islam forbids visual depictions of Muhammad, which is strange given how often images of Muhammad appear in Muslim history. We can also find many visual images of Muhammad in European history, all without Muslims rioting and threatening to destroy civil liberties. Here you will find numerous images of Muhammad, some Muslim and some European, accompanied by verses of war and violence in the Quran.
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I love bears, so you don't know how excited this makes me. Basically, my entire life has been a lead up to the moment in which I get to hold one (as long as the mama bear isn't around). The Watertown Daily Times reports that the two...
Note: A more complete treatment of this story by Brian Mann can be found here. The state has awarded the Watertown Urban mission $40,850 to help cover the costs of its Bridge Program, the Watertown Daily Times reports. The program, one of 23 across...
In a somewhat anxiety-inducing article today, the Watertown Daily Times is reporting that a new Army analysis projects Watertown's Fort Drum will lose about 2,800 soldiers and civilian workers over the next several years. Gah! What does this...
After a bomb threat this morning, Watertown High School was evacuated, according to a press release from the Watertown City School District. Police, school officials and a bomb-sniffing dog found no evidence of a bomb. They're currently...
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Children's Writers and Illustrators Plan Watertown Conference
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Feb 13, 2002 — Writing and illustrating books for kids--its not as easy as you might think. We'll have a preview of a conference this spring in Watertown for writers and illustrators of children's literature. Todd Moe talks with Hope Irvin Marston of North Country Children's Writers and Illustrators.
For more information about the 2002 North Country Children's Writers and Illustrators conference on Saturday, April 27 at Immaculate Heart Central School in Watertown, call 315-773-5847, email: firstname.lastname@example.com, or write: Writer's Conference, PO Box 710, Black River, NY 13612. Go to full article
For more information about the 2002 North Country Children's Writers and Illustrators conference on Saturday, April 27 at Immaculate Heart Central School in Watertown, call 315-773-5847, email: firstname.lastname@example.com, or write: Writer's Conference, PO Box 710, Black River, NY 13612. Go to full article
On Patrol With Tenth Mountain Division Peacekeepers
Feb 08, 2002 — David Sommerstein is in the Serbian province of Kosovo this week, visiting soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division from Fort Drum. Since arriving at Camp Bondsteel, the U.S. peacekeeping base, he's been out on patrols. Go to full article
With the Tenth Mountain Division Peacekeepers in Kosovo
Feb 07, 2002 — This week David Sommerstein is overseas with the U.S. Army. He's in the Serbian province of Kosovo, visiting with soldiers of the Tenth Mountain Division from Fort Drum near Watertown. Over 3000 Fort Drum soldiers have been there since November as a part of a multinational peacekeeping force that includes Italian, German, French, and British troops. David arrived at Camp Bondsteel, a U.S. peacekeeping base in Kosovo, Wednesday morning. Go to full article
Stream International Job Fair Draws Huge Crowd to Watertown
Jan 25, 2002 — State economic developers are thrilled with the turnout at the Stream International job fair held this week. They say Watertown is one step closer to landing a customer service center that promises up to 900 jobs. David Sommerstein has more. Go to full article
Stream International Job Fair Opens Today in Watertown
Jan 22, 2002 — North Country officials are betting on a strong showing at a Watertown job fair that opens today. Stream International wants proof of an ample work force before it builds a customer service center in Watertown that would create up to 900 new jobs. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Watertown Developers Court Stream International Customer Service Center
Jan 18, 2002 — The economic development engines of the western half of the North Country are at full throttle to convince Stream International to locate a customer service center in Watertown. The company says it would create up to 900 new jobs--a major investment in a recessed economy. David Sommerstein reports the opportunity hinges largely on how many qualified people show up at next week's job fair. Go to full article
Job Fair Key to Business Relocation
by Jody Tosti
Jan 04, 2002 — Stream International has been looking to locate in New York for almost two years has plans to move into the City Center Plaza in Watertown. But negotiations depend on local response to an upcoming job fair. Jody Tosti reports. Go to full article
Tenth Mountain Division Troops Posted in Northern Afghanistan
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Nov 29, 2001 — Infantry from the Army's Tenth Mountain Division crossed from Uzbekistan into northern Afghanistan yesterday to serve as a quick reaction force in case of renewed Taliban resistance around the city of Mazar-i-Sharif. Go to full article
Strategist Explains Tenth Mountain Division's Role in Uzbekistan
Nov 14, 2001 — About a thousand soldiers from Fort Drum's 10th Mountain Division are just north of Afghanistan in the former soviet state of Uzbekistan. David Sommerstein spoke with Michael O'Hanlon, a specialist in military strategy and senior fellow at the Brookings Institute in Washington DC, to learn more about the troops' possible role. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Watertown EDZ Expands to Include Paper Mill Renovator Newstech
by Jody Tosti
Nov 12, 2001 — The boundaries of the Empire State Development Zone in Watertown have been expanded to include a new paper manufacturing company that will renovate and expand the former mill in the village of Deferiet. Newstech New York Incorporated is expected to be up and running by February and if the company meets its commitments on hiring and investment, it could see millions of dollars in tax incentives. Jody Tosti reports. Go to full article
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Interesting to see Cox, et al, complaining about alleged deceptive practices in signature gathering. They would know, of course, since that's what they're all about: distorting the truth.
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I guess cheap shots like the comment posted above about "distorting the truth" are inevitable in a "town square" online forum. Accusing honorable neighbors of being liars and so on -- invariably by assertion, never evidence. At least, I have seen no evidence whatever for any of the many such charges that began before Old Mountain View's recent Steering Committee election, when people, even candidates, upon seeing information that they didn't like, or perhaps didn't want to believe, began blithely accusing their neighbors of "lying." Discerning readers learn from such assertions, but they learn about the accusers, not their targets. When this happened before the Steering Committee election, together with behaviors like scolding the electorate for expressing its concerns, that REALLY brought out the vote -- but not for the people doing this accusing. The upsets were dramatic. Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.
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I'm sure Prometheus "wouldn't have proposed this development if we didn't think it was the right way to grow the city..."
Who are they kidding? They are a commercial venture trying to optimize for profit. Nothing wrong with that, but let's not insult peoples' intelligence.
Personally I like the idea of a mix of town homes and single family homes. There are already plenty of apartments available in Mountain View without another sprawling complex.


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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- Registration is now open for one of the most exciting events on the water, the 7th Annual Dragon Boat Festival.
On Saturday, May 4, dragons and warriors alike will descend to the TVA Park at Chickamauga Dam for a water war like no other to benefit Children's Hospital at Erlanger.
Dating back more than 2,300 years, Dragon Boat racing features teams of 20 paddlers with a drummer and a steerer in an authentic 41-foot long Chinese dragon boat, racing to the finish line on a body of water. Paddlers of all ages, skill and fitness levels can participate, making it the ultimate team building sport.
It may be cold outside, but now is the time to form your team and register with the Children's Hospital Foundation. New this year, corporate and community teams can register online for a boat and a fundraising page by going to www.paddleforchildrenshospital.org.
Participants are encouraged to raise $3,600 per team or $172 per person in pledges; approximately ten cents for every child who is treated annually at Children's Hospital. During last year's event, paddlers from 53 teams raised $150,000 for the hospital.
Each team will have one on-water practice prior to the event and compete in at least two heats on race day. Teams will then race in qualifying heats for the title of Grand Champion. Teams can also decorate their tents, wear their dragon apparel and cheer throughout the races.
Top prizes will be awarded to the fastest teams and the teams who raise the most money, but the real winners are the children treated at the hospital.
To learn more about the Children's Hospital Dragon Boat Festival, visit www.paddleforchildrenshospital.org or call 423-778-3989.
900 Whitehall Road
Chattanooga, TN 37405
(423) 267-5412
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