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Nha Trang (pronounce "nya chang") is a seaside town located on the south central coast of Vietnam, in Khanh Hoa Province. It used to be a small fishing village of Vietnam until the French recognized it as a perfect place for sunbathing, so they invested in the transformation to turn this place into a resort town.
Today, Nha Trang attracts a large number of domestic as well as international tourists from all over the world thanks to its pristine beach, scuba diving center, newly and beautifully developed resorts (i.e. Vinpearl, Hon Tam, etc), and diverse tourism activities.
Here are my tips visiting Nha Trang – everything from when to visit, how to get there and what to do.
When to Travel:
Peak season for tourism in Nha Trang is the summer. Therefore, if you plan to visit Nha Trang from May to August, be prepared to book your hotel and your transportation tickets well in advance. However, thanks to its tropical climate, the temperature stays warm all year long for you to enjoy the beach. But my advice is to try to avoid the rainy seasons during October and November because the beach can be disappointing when the weather is grey and the waves choppy.
Getting there:
By air:
If you don't have much time to spare, traveling by air would be your best option. A short flight from Ho Chi Minh City (duration of 1 hour) or from Hanoi (1.5 hours) or from Da Nang (1.25 hours) will take you to Cam Ranh Airport which is located 30 km away from the city center.
By bus:
If you are on a budget, bus is your option. Most open tour buses arrive from Ho Chi Minh City in the South (taking 10-12 hours) or Hoi An in the North (taking 16 hours). They drop their passengers in the main tourist area around Bien Thuy, while the public bus station is about 10-minute walk west of the center.
By train:
The train is a great option for people who have time to spare and want to admire the beauty along the road. Nha Trang is a stop on the main railway-line connecting Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. If you want a soft-sleeper (the highest class available on Vietnamese trains, simply meaning single bed with mattress), book your train ticket directly at the train station as far in advance as you can. You will have to pay more from an agent. Also, hotels will typically be able to buy the ticket for you (for a fee).
Traveling Around:
Nha Trang has a reliable and easy to navigate public bus service, where the ticket fare does is very low for a ride on a modern, air-conditioned bus, complete with Vietnamese music! You will find buses No. 3 and No. 2 the most useful, since they pass through the southern quarters. If you are not sure of which bus to take, you can always check at hotel reception. But remember to check before you head out, because language is still a big barrier here.
Alternatively, there are taxis, motorbikes and cyclos always available for your convenience.
Historical and Cultural Tourism:
Long Son Pagoda: Here, you will see a 79 ft. tall white Buddha. The pagoda was established in 1963 to honor the monks who gave their lives protesting against the President Diem's corrupted regime. To get here you have to climb 152 steps, so make sure you are fit! This place gives you an excellent bird's eye view of Nha Trang.
Po Nagar Cham Towers: These four brick towers were built by the Cham civilization between the 7th and 12th century to honor Yang Ino Po Ngar, mother of the kingdom, and the incense aroma emanating from within makes it clear that this remains a religious site for the local Buddhists of Nha Trang today. The small complex sits on a hill (yes, more steps!!) which enjoys views across Nha Trang's fishing village. It is surrounded by small, beautiful gardens with plentiful seating so that you can take in the atmosphere, while pausing to reflect and refresh your soul.
Bao Dai Villa: The Bao Dai Villas are located on top of a small hill. You have a beautiful view of the Nha Trang bay from there. The wind is cool and it is a nice place to relax at when it is too hot in the city.
What to Do?
Yang Bay Waterfalls (40km west of Nha Trang): At the Yang Bay Waterfalls, the locals have built up a concrete beach. You can swim there, and walk around in the area. You should probably bring your own food and drink when you go there.
Thap Ba Hot Springs and Mud Baths (on the north side of Nha Trang): This is a must-have experience at an amazingly cheap price for the mineral pool and the mud bath. Located on the outskirts of the city, this place provides the most relaxing services you can imagine.
Boat Cruises: Most tours are complete with snorkeling, fishing and many other activities. Tours may provide lunch with drinks on board. Booking agents abound, so compare itineraries to find the best fits for you. My advice: take the 4-island trip. Besides the great common activities like snorkeling, you will be able to enjoy a ramshackle live band, great food and a floating bar! (I know you're saying "Drinking and swimming, that doesn't make sense!" but believe me it's real fun!)
Diving & Snorkeling: Close-off shore from Nha Trang sit a series of islands that offer decent diving and snorkeling, easily accessible by day trip. The city has about two dozen dive shops, making for fierce competition and great value.
Night Life: Many cafes in Nha Trang have live music at night time. They vary in type and quality, so ask around. One favorite is Fuji cafe on Yersin Street. They have live music Thursday to Saturday from 8.30pm-10pm. A small entrance fee is added to the bill. Or, you can check out foreign performers at Red Apple Club, Guava Bar or at the El Coyote Mexican Restaurant (every Friday).
What to Eat?
Nha Trang has no shortage of eating options to suit all budgets, from Vietnamese-style informal pavement cafes on plastic chairs to high-end restaurants. Nha Trang is famous throughout Vietnam for its seafood but also offers a broad range of Western cuisine. Also Nha Trang is known among Vietnamese as the city that offers nicest and most affordable food. One dish you shouldn't miss when coming to Nha Trang is Banh Canh cha ca Nha Trang (Nha Trang Fishcake Noodle). Fishcakes are made from several types of fresh fish. It can be steamed or fried. The soup was cooked for a long time in order to get all the sweetness of fish.
Now that you've learned almost everything I know about Nha Trang, I'm sure you can see why this is one of my most favorite places. I hope this provided you with enough information if you are planning a trip to Nha Trang. If you have any questions or comments, please submit them in the form below.


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Clatskanie High School (CHS) baseball and softball alumni games are scheduled in conjunction with Clatskanie Heritage Days and sponsored in part by Clatskanie Parks and Recreation.
All former CHS baseball and softball players are invited to play in the games set July 2 at Clatskanie Middle/High School's (CMHS) Ron Puzey Field.
The second annual baseball alumni game events will begin with a home run derby at 10 a.m. and in/out field practice at 11:30 a.m.
Class of 1996 and earlier will play the first game beginning at 12 noon. A second game with Class of 1997 graduates through present will follow.
The inaugural alumni softball game starts at 1 p.m., with batting and warm-ups beginning at 12 noon.
Games will be seven innings, featuring "even" year graduates against "odd" year graduates.
There is a participation fee of $20 per player. The fee includes a commemorative t-shirt. Spectators receive free admission.
Registrations and payment should be submitted by June 13 and mailed to P.O. Box 68, Clatskanie, OR 97016. Make baseball entries payable to CMHS Baseball and softball entries payable to CMHS Alumni Game.
Questions regarding the baseball game may be directed to Ryan Tompkins at 503 728-2146 extension 2248, or firstname.lastname@example.com. For softball game inquiries, contact Gary Kuehl at 503 314-0808 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
First place ribbons went to Clatskanie Tigers Kaylee Taylor and Adam Siltala at the Twilight Invitational track meet held at at Kalama High School on Friday, April 22.
Head coach Tim Van Voorst commented saying "Overall our athletes performed well. We had more personal records in almost every eveent and made a huge gain in our girls 4×400 relay."
Taylor placed first in javelin with a throw of 117' and Siltala was first in the 3200-meter race, with a time of 10:12.27.
Rainier Columbian Erik Sutfin also earned a first place ribbon for his time of 41.62 in the 300-meter hurdles.
Van Voorst also commented, "We struggled a bit bit in the throwing events except the girls javelin. We have three weeks left of our season with a league meet each of the next two weeks and then our district meet at Catlin Gable."
Individual times and distances for the meet were:
Clatskanie Boys Results
100 meters: Shelby Grittman, second, 11.43; Cedet Bailey, fifth, 11.67.
200 meters: Shelby Grittman, third, 23.32; Cedet Bailey, fifth, 23.93.
400 meters: Adam Siltala, 56.73; Geoff Deanhardt, 1:07.33.
800 meters: Michael Siltala, 2:10.88; David Landis, 2:35.08.
1600 meters: Michael Siltala, fourth, 4:50.57; Travis Griffith, 5:27.33.
3200 meters: Adam Siltala, first, 10:12.27; Shawn Murray, 10:55.17.
110-meter hurdles: Zach Krause, 18.34; Bryce Horness, 19.89.
300-meter hurdles: Zach Krause, 47.16; Bryce Horness, 49.14.
4×100-meter relay: Mitchell Jensen, Bryce Horness, Shelby Grittman, Cedet Bailey, fourth, 45.58.
4×400-meter relay: Bryce Horness, Mitchell Jensen, Michael Siltala, Zach Krause, 3:52.56.
Shot put: Brendan Hulegaard, 39'08"; Connor Hulegaard, 39'04"; Michael Froke, 33'06.5".
Discus: Corey Thompson, 104'06"; Connor Hulegaard, 103'04".
Javelin: Michael Siltala, 129'01"; Brendan Hulegaard, 119'03".
High jump: Corey Thompson, 5'; Connor Hulegaard, 5'. Mitchell Jensen also competed.
Long jump: Cedet Bailey, 17:02; Randy Hathaway, 15'09".
Triple jump: Stephen Nguyen, 32'02"; Connor Hulegaard, 32'02".
Clatskanie Girls Results
100 meters: Sadie Harkins, 13.73; Jewell Penn, 14.38.
200 meters: Sadie Harkins, 28.98; Emily Points, 30.78; Jewell Penn, 30.78.
400 meters: Leonie Orosi, 1:11.40; Emily Points, 1:11.40; Danielle Bernsten, 1:11.50.
800 meters: Tiffany Ryan, 2:41.91; Saige Anderson, 2:49.27.
1600 meters: Tiffany Ryan, second, 5:59.04.
3200 meters: Lynn Siltala, 14:39.25.
100-meter hurdles: Alyssa Moore, 20.59.
300-meter hurdles: Alyssa Moore, 56.59.
4×100-meter relay: Sadie Harkins, Jewell Penn, Kori Stavig, Kaylee Taylor, 55.70.
4×200 meter relay: Kaylee Taylor, Sadie Harkins, Jewell Penn, Kori Stavig, fourth, 1:57.28.
4×400-meter relay: Kaylee Taylor, Danielle Bernsten, Saige Anderson, Kori Stavig, fourth, 4:35.89.
Shot put: Carley Lannan, fifth, 31'08"; Maegan Hunter, 24'01.5".
Discus: Carley Lannan, 67'05"; Maegan Hunter, 59'10".
Javelin: Kaylee Taylor, first, 117'00"; Maegan Hunter, 88'00".
Long jump: Leonie Orosi, 14'03"; Kori Stavig, 11'10.5".
Triple jump: Leonie Orosi, 27'08"; Saige Anderson, 26'03.5".
Rainier Boys Results
100 meters: Clay Wimmer, 11.74; Cody Gollihugh, 12.99.
200 meters: Devon Marshall, third, 23.67; Clay Wimmer, 24.05.
400 meters: Devon Marshall, seccond, 52.72. Trent Cheseboro also competed.
800 meters: Tyson Griffith, 2:19.73. Trent Cheseboro also competed.
1600 meters: Brian Guisinger, 5:31.01; Trevor Ontiverous, 5:42.26.
3200 meters: Jon Kelley, 11:17.10. Sean Johnson also competed.
110-meter hurdles: Erik Sutfin, 17.20; Nathan Soule, 20.45.
300-meter hurdles: Erik Sutfin, first, 41.62; Nathan Soule, 50.02.
4×100-meter relay: Clay Wimmer, Erik Sutfin, Craig Pederson, Devon Marshall, third, 45.54.
4×400-meter relay: Clay Wimmer, Trent Cheseboro, Erik Sutfin, Devon Marshall, third, 3:39.28.
Shot put: Cameron Hall, fourth, 43'00.5"; Will Patten, 35'06.5".
Discus: Cameron Hall, 92'06"; Zack Lovell, 86'10".
Javelin: Zack Lovell, 122'03"; Cody Gollihugh, 118'10".
High jump: Zack Lovell, 5'02".
Pole vault: Zack Lovell, 10'06".
Long jump: Trevor Ontiverous, 16'00"; Brian Guisinger, 15'11".
Triple jump: Trent Cheseboro, 36'03"; Cody Gollihugh, 30'10".
Rainier Girls Results
100 meters: Jessica Nuemann, 14.01; Jubilee Jefferson, 14.63.
200 meters: Whitney Maddux-Bruce, 33.26; Adrian Johanson also competed.
400 meters: Megan Crawford, 1:10:57; Morgan Maddux-Bruce, 1:16.02.
800 meters: Hayley Strenke, 2:42.52; Jessica Anderson, 2:44.62.
1600 meters: Jessica Anderson, 6:23.51.
100-meter hurdles: Katie Engstrom, 19.33; Morgan Maddux-Bruce, 22.66.
300-meter hurdles: Katie Engstrom, fourth, 55.31; Nadia Solenko, 1:15.53.
4×100-meter relay: Hayley Strenke, Megan Crawford, Jubilee Jefferson, Jessica Neumann, 56.73.
4×200-meter relay: Courtney Wanamaker, Whitney Maddux-Bruce, Sammi Malsack, Adrian Johanson, no time.
4×400-meter relay: Hayley Strenke, Megan Crawford, Jubilee Jefferson, Jessica Neumann, fifth 4:42.20.
Shot put: Jesse Grow, 28'02"; Kati Paddock, 25'00.5".
Discus: Jesse Grow, fourth, 93'09"; Sammi Malsack, 71'02".
Javelin: Jesse Grow, fourth, 93'03"; Adrian Johanson, 64'04".
High jump: Jessica Neumann, 4'04"; Whitney Maddux-Bruce also competed.
Long jump: Katie Engstrom, 13'08.5"; Jubilee Jefferson, 12'09".
Triple jump: Katie Engstrom, 29'06"; Courtney Wanamaker also competed.
Two months into the season Clatskanie's varsity baseball team finally played its first game on their home diamond.
The Tiger team grabbed a Lewis and Clark League win last Friday against Valley Catholic, 1-0, with an outstanding day on defense.
Clatskanie turned two double plays and commited no errors against the Oregon School Activities Association's (OSAA) seventh-ranked Valiants.
The Tigers' lone run came in the fourth inning when Tim McRey-nolds led off with an infield single, followed by a Valley Catholic throwing error which advanced him to second base. McReynolds moved to third on a one-out ground ball.
With two outs, Jacob Meyer hit a ground ball sailing over the head of the Valiants' first baseman to score McReynolds.
Jacob Wemmer got the win from the mound pitching five innings, allowing only four hits and striking out three. Blair Gressett recorded the save pitching the scoreless final two innings.
The Tigers are 2-2 in Lewis and Clark League action, and 3-8 on the season.
The Lady Tiger varsity softball team lost at home to Valley Catholic on Thursday, April 21. The undefeated Valiant ladies came out ahead 2-1 in the pitchers duel in which Clatskanie gave up three hits while Valley Catholic gave up five.
Valley Catholic crossed the plate first when their clean-up batter hit a triple and scored on a passed ball in the top of the fourth inning.
Clatskanie was able to tie the game in the bottom of the sixth inning when
Teauna Hughes connected for a single and was bunted on to second base.
Hughes stole third and scored on an error when the Valiants' catcher overthrew third base.
Valley Catholic scored again in the top of the seventh to go up 2-1.
Clatskanie advanced a runner to third base in the bottom of the seventh but was unable to score and Valley Catholic walked away with the win.
Clatskanie pitcher Kierra Kallunki took the loss from the mound.
Top hitter for the game was Kelli Burgher who went 2-3.
Clatskanie's game against Corbett, orginally scheduled for Tuesday afternoon, has been tentatively rescheduled for Saturday, according to Clatskanie assistant coach Gary Kuehl.
Clatskanie Middle and Rainier Junior high school's track teams competed in a season-opening track meet at Rainier Junior./Senior High School on Wednesday, April 13.
Other schools competing at the meet included St. Helens, Vernonia and Banks.
Individual times and distances based on information provided to The Chief included:
Clatskanie Boys Results
100 meters: Ian Griffith, first-seventh grade, 13.94; Trask Hill, 14.41; Ryan Watson, 16.53; Bailey Makinson, 16.66; Josh Harris, 18.24.
100-meter hurdles: Ian Griffith, first-seventh grade, 17.22; Bailey Makinson, 21.59.
Shot put: Ryan Froke, 28'7"; Brandon Brownfield, 25'5.5".
Discus: Ryan Froke, 66'2"; Danny Goldwater, 51'6"; Brandon Brownfield, 45'10".
Long jump: Danny Goldwater, 10'6".
Turbo javelin: Danny Goldwater, 71'7.5".
4×100-meter relay: seventh grade, 1:00.83.
Clatskanie Girls Results
100 meters: Claire Jones, 14.41; Caitlyn Ives, 15.3; Cecelia Nelson, 16.24; Kerissa Engen, 16.84; Madison Gaylin 17.95; Hanna Bernsten, 18.02.
400 meters: Caitlyn Ives, 1:17.65.
100-meter hurdles: Bethany Mullins, Caitlyn Ives, no time.
4×100-meter relay: Clatskanie, eighth grade, 1:03.13; Clatskanie, seventh grade, 1:11.23.
Shot put: Arlee Nosack, 23'9"; Shayla Giberson, 16'10.5"; Riley Rivera, 16'9"; Meg McGlothen, 16'8"; Zia Wiles, 16'7" Kerissa Engen, 15'6.5"; Hanna Bernsten, 14'6.
Discus: Meg McGlothen, 52'2"; Caitlyn Ives, 49'2"; Arlee Nosack, 47'7"; Madison Gaylin, 43'6"; Riley Rivera, 42'10"; Shayla Giberson, 39'7"; Hanna Bernsten, 22'4".
Long jump: Cecelia Nelson, 10'3"; Bethany Mullins, 9'2"; Meg McGlothen, 9'1"; Kerissa Engen, 6'8"; Riley Rivera, 6'1"; Shayla Giberson, 5'2".
Turbo javelin: Cecelia Nelson, 44'9"; Madison Gaylin, 39'; Shayla Giberson, 34'4".
High jump: Jessica Mullins, 3'8",
Rainier Boys Results
100 meters: Jeremiah Serna, 12.68; Thor Ware, 12.78; Tristin Barnes-Burnham, 14.88; Rexx Lawson, 15.72; Jon Zielinski, 16.09.
200 meters: Jeremiah Serna, 27.61; Jon Zielinski, 30.97.
400 meters: Rexx Lawson, 1:16.02.
1500 meters: Bostin Asbury-Harris, 7:33.0.
100-meter hurdles: Nick Griffith, 19.63; Bryan Falls, 23.15; Riley Coulter, 28.25.
200-meter hurdles: Nick Griffith, 37.88.
4×100-meter relay: Bostin Asbury-Harris, Tristin Barnes-Burnham, Nick Griffith, Thor Ware, 58.75; Riley Coulter, Kyle Gates, Kyle Hickam, Colton Verhoef, 1:09.
Shot put: Thor Ware, 36'4"; Elijah Foultner, 26'4.5"; Harlan Williams, 14'11".
Discus: Elijah Foultner, 68'4"; Bostin Asbury-Harris, 49'; Harlan Williams, 20'2".
Turbo javelin: Colton Verhoef, 91'10"; Thor Ware, 88'5"; Elijah Foultner, 77'8"; Kyle Hickam, 49'10"; Zach Coulter, 40'11"; Dexter Patterson, 39'9; Harlen Williams, 39'9".
High jump: Kyle Gates, 4'0".
Long jump:Kyle Gates, 11'2.5"; Elijah Foultner, 9'10"; Zach Coulter, 5'3".
Rainier Girls Results
100 meters: Byanca Lezama, 15.29; Heather Uerling, 16.35; Paige Mogray, 16.75; Brooke Cole, 17.06; Nina Holmes, 17.12; Savanah Harkleroad, 17.95; Tabby Brooks, 18.69.
200-meter hurdles: Monica Guisinger, 37.65.
4×100-meter relay: Andrea Lezama, Amanda Lilya, Paige Mogray, Heather Uerling, 1:05.14; Bailey Eastman, Monica Guisinger, Byanca Lezama, Megan Masterson, 1:08.84; Brooke Cole, Savanah Harkleroad, Nina Holmes, Tabitha Brooks, 1:10.27.
Shot put: Andrea Lezama, 25'9"; Amanda Lilya, 25'2.5"; Paige Mogray, 23'0.5".
Discus: Paige Mogray, 53'2"; Amanda Lilya, 41'0"; Heather Uerling, 30'8".
Javelin: Brooke Cole, 39'.
High jump: Heather Uerling, 3'8".
Long jump: Megan Masterson, 10'6"; Monica Guisinger, 9'9"; Savanah Harkleroad, 9'4"; Bailey Eastman, 9'3"; Heather Uerling, 8'11"; Tabitha Brooks, 8'4"; Nina Holmes, 8'3".
Clatskanie and Rainier middle school track teams competed in the "Battle Against Broadway" track meet in Seaside on Wednesday, April 20.
Individual times and distances are based on information provided to The Chief by various coaches:
Clatskanie Boys Results
100 meters: Ian Griffith, 13.94.
200 meters: Ian Griffith, 29.44; Trask Hill, 31.13.
1500 meters: Danny Goldwater, 6:52.8.
100-meter hurdles: Ian Griffith, 17.07; Bailey Makinson, 22.18.
200-meter hurdles: Ian Griffith, 33.09.
4×100-meter relay: Clatskanie, 1:01.2.
Shot put: Ryan Froke, 30'9"; Brandon Brownfield, 27'11".
Discus: Brandon Brownfield, 53'01.5"; Ryan Froke, 54'8".
Clatskanie Girls Results
100 meters: Claire Jones, first, 14.41; Caitlyn Ives, 14.85; Madison Gaylin, 17.25; Bethany Mullins, 16.23; Jessica Mullins, 16.92.
200 meters: Claire Jones, 30.88; Caitlyn Ives, 33.17; Bethany Mullins, 38.29; Zia Wiles, 38.3; Madison Gaylin, 37.97.
100-meter hurdles: Caitlyn Ives, 20.63; Bethany Mullins, 21.7.
4×100-meter relay: Clatskanie, second, eighth grade, 1:02.9; Clatskanie, 1:11.8.
Shot put: Charice Giberson, 24'10; Arlee Nosack, 25'09"; Meg McGlothen, 19'03"; Shayla Giberson, 19'00"; Hanna Bernsten, 16'02".
Discus: Arlee Nosack, 49'09.75"; Madison Gaylin, 43'03"; Meg McGlothen, 40'08"; Charice Giberson, 40'06"; Shayla Giberson, 35'06.5".
Javelin: Madison Gaylin, 49'02"; Shayla Giberson, 35'05".
High jump: Claire Jones, 3'10"; Jessica Mullins, 3'08".
Long jump: Arlee Nosack, 10'01.5"; Meg McGlothen, 9'10.5"; Kerissa Engen, 7'05.5"; Hanna Bernsten, 6'09"; Charice Giberson, 5'07.25".
Rainier Boys Results
100 meters: Jeremiah Sema, 12.7; Thor Ware, 13.05; Jon Zielinski, 14.85; Rexx Lawson, 15.2; Emmett Earlywine, 15.81; Kyle Hickam, 15.99.
200 meters: Jeremiah Sema, 27.17; Jon Zielinski, 32.47.
400 meters: Rex Lawson, 1:15.1.
4×100-meter relay: Rainier, 1:02.3; Rainier, 1:11.
4×400-meter relay: Rainier, 5:38.1.
Shot put: Thor Ware, 35'06"; Bostin Asbury-Harris, 31'04"; Elijah Foultner, 27'07"; Harlan Williams, 19'00".
Javelin: Colton Verhoef, 98'00"; Elijah Foultner, 87'01"; Tristin Barnes-Burnham, 80'00"; Zach Coulter, 42'08"; Harlan Williams, 33'02".
High jump: Kyle Hickam, 4'0"; Riley Coulter, 3'8".
Long jump: Thor Ware, 14'02"; Emmett Earlywine, 12'06"; Elijah Foultner, 10'00.25".
Rainier Girls Results
100 meters: Megan Masterson, 16.81; Paige Mogray, 16.9; Byanca Lezerna, 17.57.
200 meters: Samantha Guiley, 35.59.
100-meter hurdles: Julia Patterson, 16.06; Savanah Harkleroad, 17.52; Tabitha Brooks, 18.01; Jessica Gibson, 23.07.
4×100-meter relay: Rainier, 1:06.6; Rainier, 1:09.1; Rainier, 1:09.4.
4×400-meter relay: Rainier, 6:23.4; Rainier, 6:40.2.
Shot put: Jessica Gibson, 27'4"; Paige Mogray, 24'10"; Andrea Lezama, 24'8".
Discus: Jessica Gibson, 51'07".
Javelin: Julia Patterson, 34'10"; Brooke Cole, 30'3".
High jump: Heather Uerling, 3'10".
Long jump: Bailey Eastman, 10'09.5"; Samantha Guiley, 10'01.25"; Savanah Harkleroad, 9'11.5"; Elisha Heacock, 9'0"; Monica Guisinger, 8'08"; Megan Masterson, 8'07.5"; Nina Holmes, 7'06.25"; Tabitha Brooks, 7'01".
Vernonia High School (VHS) equestrian team member Brianna Carr broke the district record in keyhole at the third district meet in McMinnville April 7-10. Carr claimed first place with a time of 6.99 seconds. Teammate McKenzie Tarkalson placed 12th.
The team took ninth place in team penning.
Equestrian team members placed in the following events: steer daubing – Brett Benes, fourth, Tarkalson 12th; barrels – Carr, fifth; individual flags – Benes, 11th, Chrissy Garrison, 29th; two-man birangle – Tarkalson and Carr shared third place; pole bending – Benes, 11th, and figure eight – Carr, eighth.
In the district placings, which determine state qualifiers, Carr was first in keyhole and fifth in barrels. She tied with teammate Tarkalson for second place in two-man birangle. Benes claimed fifth place in district in steer daubing and will go to state finals as an alternate.
The team will compete May 19-22 at the state finals in Redmond.
Coach Diane Benes says she is happy with this season's successes. "All four riders have shown marked improvement and have placed in the top 10 percent of most events. The kids are looking forward to competing with their peers across the state and will practice hard to keep their placements," Coach Benes concluded.
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After three days and 50 rounds of being introduced to a bunch of high schoolers and collegians we'll never see again, the 2011 MLB draft has come to an end. A lot of people will now scramble to try and figure out which teams did the best and worst jobs with their assortments of picks, but there's way too little information right now for letter grades to hold any value. The more important matter for the time being, as I see it, is identifying the draft picks with the silliest names.
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Trevor Gretzky, Cubs, #219
Brandon Zajac, Pirates, #842
The Polish Unpronounceables
Jeremy Gabryszwski, Blue Jays, #78
Benjamin Klafczynski, Cubs, #609
Michael Miedzianowski, Orioles, #665
Jesse Wierzbicki, Astros, #730
And now for the winners!
Joe Panik, Giants, #29
Panik is the only one of my selections to be drafted in the first 90 picks, suggesting strongly that players with interesting names are worse than players with uninteresting names, and that front offices mostly draft players with interesting names for fun once the draft doesn't matter anymore.
Bryan Brickhouse, Royals, #95
Given that "Brickhouse" puts a certain image in your head, the interesting thing about Bryan Brickhouse is that he looks as much like a Brickhouse as Jake Fox looks like a fox.
Kevin Quackenbush, Padres, #263
Kevin Quackenbush has "quack" in his name.
David Schuknecht, Rockies, #378
Schuknecht is the kind of last name where you know immediately that he's never going to make it. Schuknecht isn't the name of a professional athlete. Schuknecht is the name of a brand of Landjäger.
Xorge Carillo, Mets, #432
Nobody uses xylophones anymore so the letter X is adapting to its new environment by showing up in unexpected places.
Rookie Davis, Yankees, #449
The 2011 Rookie of the Year! This is the only award he will ever win. It is also not a real award.
Braden Kapteyn, Red Sox, #472
I remember reading an article a few years ago asking who would succeed Jason Varitek as Boston's team captain. A favorite has emerged.
Trent Higginbotham, Twins, #808
Note the huge gap between this silly pick and the previous silly pick. The Twins thought it had been too long since the last silly pick, so they went for the silliest name on the board. I've never read Harry Potter but I imagine this is the last name of at least three characters in Harry Potter.
Guido Knudson, Tigers, #857
I have never met anybody actually named Guido. Granted, I still haven't, but at least now I know that one exists outside of the realm of my racially insensitive private conversations.
David Hurlbut, Twins, #868
Somebody had to marry into that name. Seems like a deal-breaker. The only last name I might willingly sacrifice for Hurlbut is Hitler, and even then I might still want to hyphenate.
Montreal Robertson, Tigers, #887
Detroit: the Montreal of America.
Aaron Bummer, Yankees, #959
This was honestly just a complete waste of a draft pick.
Dan Kickham, Tigers, #1007
Dan Kickham is both a baseball player and a suggestion in case you're talking to your friend Dan, who's about to be mugged.
Dakota Freese, White Sox, #1041
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Randy Yard, Reds, #1105
I'm just including this guy because I have literally never heard of the last name "Yard." Mientkiewicz? Kuntz? Dickshot? Sure. But not Yard. Might as well be Randy Desk, or Randy Bookshelf.
Raph Rhymes, Pirates, #1202
I'm looking forward to watching Youtubes of his and Will's epic, never-ending freestyle battles.
Joey Pankake, Rangers, #1284
Pankake. It's not like there's a better way to pronounce it. Pan-cocky is worse. Joey Pankake is what you call your friend Joe in college, who goes to the dining hall and only eats pancakes. "That's just Joey Pancake! Always eating his pancakes!" It's cute until he turns 27 and still hasn't changed anything about his dietary habits. "Hey how about Joey Occasional Salad?"
Cody Livesay, Braves, #1286
Livesay sounds like the catchy slogan of an anti-discrimination task force.
Joel Effertz, White Sox, #1311
It was all that extra effort that led to his getting picked in the 43rd round, instead of the 44th or even the 45th.
Johnny Coy, Blue Jays, #1369
Maxx Catapano, Mariners, #1383
The ultra-caffeinated version of premium Catapano beverage.
Malcolm Clapsaddle, Mets, #1452
I have been sitting here for literally 15 minutes trying to think of a little item that could in any way measure up to the last name of Clapsaddle. The brainstorm has been fruitless.
Father: So now that we have a stray dog, we need to come up with a name.
Mother: A fitting name! Something that describes his playful personality!
A Five Year Old: Clapsaddle!
Father: You're the boss.
Travis Pitcher, A's, #1516
Within the Oakland draft room:
Assistant GM: Brett Anderson's on the DL now, too?
Scouting Director: Man, we really need some pitchers.
Voice automated draft computer: SEARCHING DATABASE
Voice automated draft computer: MATCH FOUND
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by judgejudy27, Jul 7, 2010.
Proof that we need a vomit emoticon.
Yagudin 2002 Gold - Almost perfect (3 flip not far from a hand down)
Kulik 1998 Gold - Perfect
Lysacek 2010 Gold - Perfect
Goebel 2002 Bronze - 3 quads, only one mistake, deserved to be higher than Plushenko IMO
(Boitano 1988 Gold)
(Orser 1988 Silver)
Plushenko 2006 Gold - One big mistake
Takahashi 2010 Bronze - Ahead of Plushenko, only one mistake, but the overall artistry is sooo much higher
Plushenko 2010 Silver
Plushenko 2002 Silver
Stojko 1998 Silver
Urmanov 1994 Gold - I would give deductions for the outfit
Stojko 1994 Silver
Lambiel 2006 Silver
Buttle 2006 Bronze
Candeloro 1998 Bronze
Wylie 1992 Silver - Deserved the gold IMO
(Petrenko 1988 Bronze)
Candeloro 1994 Bronze
Petrenko 1992 Gold
Barna 1992 Bronze
1998 Kulik. Gorgeous skating, and his edges were like buddah.
2002 Yagudin. Program was okay; he deserved better. Lovely skating and loose and fluid upper body, and great response to the pressure.
2006 Plushenko. The program was horrific, the spins impossible, but there was something so determined about it, like he was going out to slaughter anyone who got between him and the final pose. I had to admire that. It was like at the Cardiff Singer of the World Competition, when Dmitri Hvorostovsky grabbed the trophy from the presenter and held it overhead. (Only later did anyone find out that he had to borrow money for a rented tux from his KGB handler, and if he hadn't won, he didn't know how he'd pay it back.)
2010 Lysacek. Such energy and so solid from beginning to end, an all-around skater.
1992 Wylie. Such a surprise.
This isn't based on personal preference. I'm trying to be objective, although I could let bias slip in somewhere..
1) Plushenko 2002 - Didn't want to do this, since he's one of my least favourite men, but the technical content was crazily difficult and he actually skated with passion and expression, unlike in his 06 and 10 performances.
2) Yagudin 2002 - it was near-perfect, but Plushenko's LP was slightly better, both technically and artistically, I would say. I'm glad Plushenko fell in the SP so Yagudin would still win the OGM though.
3) Plushenko 2006 - The technical content was very high, although a bit front-loaded. However, the program was skated with almost a complete lack of passion. He looked like he was just getting the job done. There was also a doubled jump, and did I miss something or was there no triple axel in combination with another triple?
4) Goebel 2002 - Artistically kind of boring, but I had to put him somewhere near the top of the list with that technical content he included. He wasn't awful enough artistically to shoot him down to the bottom of the list.
5) Kulik 1998 - Good technical content and pretty good artistry, although he skated young, like the commentator mentioned. His technical content was nowhere near what Plushenko, Yagudin or Goebel were doing, though, and his artistry wasn't leaps and bounds beyond Goebel's.
6) Lysacek 2010 - His program was skated with more passion than any of the others I've ranked so far, but I had to put him here because he did only triple jumps. If I was going by personal preference, this would probably top my list.
7) Plushenko 2010 - I didn't want to put this one this high, but I had to because it has to be admitted that he included a lot of difficult jumps, more difficult than most of the other men on this list, although it was a front-loaded program like his 06 one. I have to say his choreography was totally cheesy though!
8) Stojko 98 - I really wish I could have put this one higher. It was skated with a lot of heart, especially for someone who was in such great pain. However, with no quad and the lack of speed he had in comparison to Evan Lysacek, I had to rank it here.
9) Takahashi 2010 - I'm ranking this performance quite high up on the list, even though he fell on the quad. His artistry and skating skills were just so amazing and mind-blowing that it deserves to be here. Unlike the falls in some other skaters' performances, which I'll mention lower on the list, his fall didn't take away from his performance at all and he just kept cranking off the triple jumps accompanied by amazing choreography. I think he was lucky that the fall was at the beginning or it might have detracted more from the performance level.
10) Candeloro 1998 - I dislike this skater, and I disliked this program the first time I saw it. However, I can appreciate the theme and interpretation a lot more than I did years ago. It was excellently interpreted, plus it was technically strong, although it didn't include a quad and some of the landings on the triples were wonky.
11) Boitano 1988 - This was an amazing performance, but since it was done in 1988 it just lacked some of the technical content the guys were including in later years. Hence, its lower ranking.
12) Stojko 1994 - It was hard to decide which was better, Boitano 1988 or Stojko 1994. However, I decided to place this program below Boitano's because the singled 3A was like a sore thumb in the middle of goodness. Stojko's artistry also was not at the level that it grew to in 1998, and I found this program skated in a relatively passionless manner.
13) Wylie 1992 - I'd never seen this one before and was really impressed. He looked so young and cute, lol. What struck me first was his speed. The jumps were great too, for the most part, and this LP was better than the one of the OGM winner that year, Victor Petrenko, IMO.
14) Orser 1988 - This one's a little lower because of the lower technical content: there was only one triple axel, and it was only in combination with a double, not another triple. Most of the guys on this list were attempting two 3As a program with one in combination with another triple. I know Wylie didn't, but I think he was faster and cleaner in general than Orser. That almost-fall Orser had on one of his triples was pretty ugly, and unfortunately was right in the middle of the performance.
15) Urmanov 1994 - This program was a little cheesy but I think he accomplished what he was trying to do artistically. I'm just not sure what he was trying to do was that cool, lol. I put this one below Orser because of his bobble on a non-jump element, which caused him to almost run into the boards. For me, something like this severely takes away from the performance, especially when it's an OGM-winning performance.
16) Candeloro 1994 - This one was okay, but some jump landings were wonky. Artistically, it was pretty good but definitely nowhere near as good as his 1998 performance.
17) Petrenko 1988 - The technical content was not that high, a lot of doubles, but it was clean and he did do a 3A and a 3-3. His arms were a little awkward at that time, but he seemed to get rid of that problem by 1992, and he was very graceful even in 1988.
18) Lambiel 06 - I had a hard time ranking this one because I wasn't sure exactly what jumps he was doing. The commentator was speaking in another language. I think there was a quad, but he turned out of it in an odd manner. He also fell once, and almost fell another time on jumps. I know the jumps weren't easy ones, but that many mistakes in a program, especially an OM-winning one, means it has to be ranked low on the list. His artistry was superb, though; it's too bad he couldn't completely keep on top of the jumps.
19) Petrenko 1992 - I had never seen this complete routine before and my first thought afterward was THIS won an OGM?!!! That is the worst OGM-winning LP from 1988 through to 2010, and it might even be worse than those before 1988, but I haven't seen them so I can't say. So many mistakes - stumble on the 3F, 2L instead of 3L, almost falling on the 3A, and then a singled axel.. gahhh!! Like Lambiel, it's too bad he didn't do the jumps properly, because he IS a very good, graceful skater.
20) Buttle 2006 - I like Jeff, but there were way too many mistakes to put him any higher than this on the list. He was lucky to get the bronze medal with this performance.
21) Barna 1992 - I put him last, and lower than Buttle because, first of all, he is incredibly boring while Jeff's program was interesting. Secondly, Barna did do a quad, but no 3As, while Jeff managed to do two 3As, even though he put his hand down after the 2T in the 3A-2T combination. Barna also fell, as Jeff did once (I think it was only once), but Jeff fell on a quad while Barna's fall was on the easier 3F. Like Buttle, Barna was lucky to win a bronze with this particular performance.
Overall, it seems like 2002 was the best year for men's skating at the Olympics, with 2006 as a close second. Unfortunately, men's skating maybe suffered a bit in 2010. It looks like the worst year for Olympic men's skating was 1992.
Oops, I posted this in the wrong place.. I meant to post this in the mens 1988 to present one..
It was perfect...
Don't worry. EL creates irrational reactions among a few posters
You mean flawless - perfect is not quite the same. I mean, unless your idea of perfection is only based on whoever had a little almost-error and who didn't. For me a perfect performance surely is error-free, but also incredible in the area of emotion, interpretation, power, energy. Also needs charisma and oh, a couple of difficult jumps wouldn't hurt either (yes, I mean the quads ). I mean, you should definitely reconsider your definition of perfection.
Now go and call it an irrational reaction
Perfect doesnt neccessarily mean the best ever or even spectacularly outstanding. I would call Evan's performances at the Olympics perfect except that his 2nd triple axel in the LP wasnt and was lucky to be ratified IMHO.
1 Plushenko 2002 (really think he deserved to win the LP that night)
2 Yagudin 2002
3 Kulik 1998
4 Stojko 1994
5 Urmanov 1994
6 Lysacek 2010
7 Plushenko 2006
8 Plushenko 2010
9 Takahashi 2010
10 Goebel 2002
11 Stojko 1998
12 Candeloro 1994
13 Candeloro 1998
14 Buttle 2006
15 Lambiel 2006
*haven't rewatched 92 in a long time so won't try to rank them. Feel like they'd be the bottom 3 though.
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A fresh water swimming pool, an indoor pool, Jacuzzi, gym, beauty centre, sauna and massages help you to enjoy the refreshing rest you need and forget the stress of everyday life.
If you're looking for the best Bulgarian cuisine, the buffet restaurant, themed restaurants and live show cooking offer you a world of local flavours from this wonderful destination.
The All Inclusive system caters for your every need. The complex offers activities for families, couples and groups of friends. You can keep fit or do sports such as water polo, water gym, pétanque, volleyball, table tennis or make use of the sports centre. Throughout the day, adults and children can take part in the entertainment programme. Riu Land is in charge of ensuring that your children have a ball with our entertainers. Adults can enjoy the activity programme by day and watch shows and listen to live music by night.
Above all, Obzor is popular amongst tourists looking for incredible sea views. You can enjoy your free time, sunbathing on one of the terraces you'll find at the bars and restaurants. Thanks to the Hotel Riu Helios Bay's beachfront location, you can admire the ocean's infinite horizon and the Black Sea's splendid sunsets. As one of the nicest cities in Bulgaria, it is the perfect place for taking a walk and visiting nearby cities, green spaces and untouched woods, not to mention soaking up the atmosphere. We recommend a visit to nearby cities such as Varna and Nesebar so you can discover the legacy left behind from years gone by in these wonderful cities.
A moonlit walk in Obzor: an unforgettable memory from your holiday in the Hotel Riu Helios Bay.
- Hotel open during the summer season
- All Inclusive
- On beachfront
- Awarded GOLD certification for the Travelife Sustainability System
- Swimming pool and sun terrace
- Buffet style and themed restaurants
- Recreation and entertainment for children and adults


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This is a book of superb and moving poetry by homeless youth, 25 years old and under, in Chicago.
The poems take a word, a thought, a chance encounter, an image; and create personal stories.
The poems have weight, depth and reveal endless transitions.
These youth are often alone.
They want only what all their peers want: security, respect, opportunity and love.
The images of the youth in the book add an additional layer to the impact
of their poetry.
All proceeds from the sale of this book go to support the H.E.L.L.O program in Chicago.


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102 Waterview in Clearwater
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 7
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
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$ 1,999 - $ 2,884 / month
vacation rental description
Indian Shores, Florida - Poolside 2 bd/2ba condo/vacation rent--102 Waterview
About Clearwater Vacation Rentals - 102 Waterview
Welcome to your Indian Shores, Florida vacation home! This premier vacation property rental is only steps away to a gorgeous white sand beach (roughly 100 yards from your front door). You will enjoy true beach living in this 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo with a fully equipped kitchen. Relax on your private balcony that overlooks the sparkling swimming pool. Queen beds in both bedrooms. Fire up the BBQ grill by pool for that fresh catch or burgers. A Private fishing pier is located at the back of property. You wont miss a game with the Cable and big screen TV. Stay connected with Wi-fi internet. Parking for two cars. You will relax and be pampered in a private home that has every amenity you could desire. This Indian shores condo is conveniently located to several restaurants and stores nearby.
Visit Clearwater Beach for award winning beaches, amazing restaurants, nightlife, lively marina and the Pier 60 nightly sunset celebration is only 10 minutes north. Go to Johns Pass to experience their waterfront restaurants, fabulous shopping and water excursions; it is only 10 minutes south. St Pete/Clearwater airport is 20 minutes away and Tampa International Airport is 30 minutes away. Busch Gardens and Adventure Island is only 45 minutes away. Orlando, Disney, Universal and Sea World, are all only 90 minutes away. The Clearwater Beach area is a wonderful place to spend the winter, visit spring training, get away for spring break, wedding retreat, your honeymoon or a much needed summer vacation.
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Kevin Jenkins 800-206-4495
condo rental amenities
Parking: Covered, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25, Floor Area: 1,100 sq ft.
Amenities: Air Conditioning, BBQ Grill, Balcony, Big Screen TV, Cable, Clothes Dryer, Coffee Maker, Communal Pool, Covered Patio, DVD, Dish Washer, Dishwasher, Fridge, Full Kitchen, Hot Tub, Internet Access, Satellite or Cable, WIFI, Washing Machine.
vacation rental rates
Base Rate Non-seasonal trips $630.00 /Week $2,240.00 /Month
Security Deposit: $200
Rental Deposit: 25%
Cleaning Fee: $105
Minimum Stay: 7 Nights
Feb 1 - Feb 28
$910.00 /Week $2,828.00 /Month
Checkin: Saturday Checkout: Saturday Minimum Stay: 7 NightsSpring
Mar 1 - Apr 13
$945.00 /Week $2,884.00 /Month
Checkin: Saturday Checkout: Saturday Minimum Stay: 7 NightsEarly Summer
Apr 14 - May 25
$630.00 /Week $2,240.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 7 NightsSummer 2012
May 26 - Sep 2
$714.00 /Week $2,380.00 /Month
Checkin: Saturday Checkout: Saturday Minimum Stay: 7 NightsFall
Sep 3 - Dec 21
$549.00 /Week $1,999.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 7 NightsWinter
Dec 22 - Jan 31
$788.00 /Week $2,744.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 7 Nights
Kevin Jenkins 800-206-4495
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A fire damaged a house in downtown Greenville on Wednesday evening.
The fire happened at 5:41 p.m. at the intersection of Perry Avenue and North Leach Street.
Pictures of the scene showed large plumes of smoke rising from the home with dozens of firefighters battling the blaze.
Firefighters said 12 people lived at the home and three people were inside when the blaze started.
SLIDESHOW: Fire damages Greenville house
The blaze appeared to have started in the living room, firefighters said. They said the fire may have been caused by a kerosene heater.
No one was injured in the blaze.
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Dear Paul,
For months, the business press has been saying the stock market was heading into a bear market. But during the past few trading sessions both the S&P 500 Index and the Dow Index have logged historic record highs. Why is the market going up?
As I have repeatedly talked about in my weekly newsletters, in the short run, the stock market can often be out of sync with the economy, but in the long run, the stock market always follows the broad economy. This is what determines long-term stock market trends.
In the long run, if the economy is basically doing well, the stock market goes up. If the economy is substantially slowing and going into a recession, the stock market will go down following the long-term trend in the economy. That is really all one has to know in order to do well in investing. The rule is: FOLLOW THE LONG-TERM TREND OF THE ECONOMY. Be in the market when it is doing well. Be out of the market when the economy is substantially slowing down. It's that simple!
Right now, the economy continues to do well. It is continuing to experience steady, if not spectacular, growth. Unemployment is low. Real wages are increasing. Mortgage rates are still historically low and inflation is moderate. The housing market, while still a problem, seems to be headed for a "soft landing." All of this is good news.
However, as we see historic highs in both the S&P 500 INDEX and the DOW INDEX, don't be surprised if there is a major correction soon as institutional investors lock in profits for the year. This is normal after a big run-up in the indexes, especially as we head into the historically two weakest months of the year for the stock market; September and October.
DON'T WORRY ABOUT THIS! So long as the economy continues to expand, this next correction will be a temporary blip and the market will recover later in the fall. Unless there is a major change in the economy, Foxhall will remain fully invested in its current models. We only take major defensive action in client portfolios by moving fully to bonds when economic statistics and our FOXHALL computer model indicates a major change in the economy that shows we are moving into a bear market or recession.
LIQUIDITY: In last Friday's (July 13, 2007) USA TODAY, they interviewed one of our FOXHALL CAPITAL board of directors, Hugh Johnson, the chairman of First Albany. Hugh commented that many Wall Street institutional investors and hedge funds currently hold an enormous amount of cash which they are now putting to work. He told USA TODAY that "there's enough money out there to drive both the economy and stocks."
CONSUMER SPENDING: High gas prices have yet to stop people from spending money. Better than expected June sales at Wal-Mart suggest that consumers, who drive the economy, still have money to spend.
GLOBAL ECONOMY IS BOOMING: While the U.S. economy is good, the global economy is spectacular, growing at 2 to 3 times the U.S. economy. Global companies in the U.S. are benefiting from this international growth.
While we at FOXHALL CAPITAL expect a short-term correction between now and October, barring some geopolitical crisis, we expect the stock market to climb higher by the end of this year.
Until next week…
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Miguel Sano seemed like a pretty classy dude from the moment the Minnesota Twins drafted him, but the third baseman took classy to a whole new level on Monday. It was in large part thanks to the...
There are some rises and falls to be seen when we examine our top ten prospect list from over the winter. Who's rising and who's falling? And where, exactly, is Kyle Gibson right now?
The Twins have just a pair of players in MLB.com's top 100 prospect list for 2012.
Miguel Sano homered twice & Eddie Rosario homered once today. That gives them 20 & 21 homers respectively in 65 games. That's two players hitting a home run about every third day.
Baseball America has released their 2011 Top 100 prospects list, and several members of the Twins' system are on it.
Good article here with some actual details and first person accounts of Sano's ability. I don't know about you, but I am THIRSTY for any kind of detail on this kid, so this was a nice read. He talks a bit on Polanco, too. Also on why Gardy should be fired.* *No talk of ending Gardy's employment is actually written.
Sorry if you already purchased your Miguel Jean jersey, but according to the Twins FO, the young player has 'officially' decided to go by Miguel Sano. For sure this time. No, really. I actually think 'Sano' is better than 'Jean', so I see this as a good move, but let's just pick a name and stick to it, shall we?
"Bottom line is Sano wants to sign with Pirates, and agent wants him to sign with whoever offers most $, whether its Pirates or not."http://twitter.com/jorgearangure/status/2673604182
Fun news comes way of our old friend Kiley McDaniel: The clubs believed to be hot on Sano's trail are the Pirates, Rays, Cubs, A's, Jays, Yankees, Rangers, and Twins. That...
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Councillors hear planning applications report (From Bridgwater Mercury)
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Councillors hear planning applications report
11:00am Saturday 9th February 2013 in Bridgwater Area News By Kirsty James
COUNCIL bosses have heard a report into how much weight is applied to aspects of planning applications.
The report, given at a scrutiny committee meeting this week, comes before Sedgemoor District Council is set to vote on two controversial planning applications on February 12.
Sedgemoor District Council case officer, Shawn Fleet, told the committee: "SDC's corporate priorities are considered first, which includes economic growth and housing. The two main documents are the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and Sedgemoor Core Strategy.
"The public sometimes have a different view as to what is more valuable. For example the impact on property value is usually not a material planning consideration. If the decision process was based on that, nothing would get built."
Concerns were raised about highways officers not being aware of local issues and people being limited to three minutes to speak.
But Mr Fleet said anomalies such as accident records, vehicles speeds and public crossings do get taken into account. He added the public can get advice on how to structure their speaking time.
Cllr Ann Bown, Bridgwater West division, said: "It's difficult for residents to understand why the goalposts keep changing from one application to the other."
Sedgemoor District Council said it is reviewing its planning validation checklist.
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Blue Owl says...
If it is the Applicant, then either they can speak, or their Agent, but not both.
Although, the Applicant, may wish to say different merits, than perhaps his Agent. With only 3 minutes limitation, it is difficult, whereas, if the Town Councils views are different, then the
BTC Clerk, can speak also, then also can SCC Highways, add their viewpoint, not always accurate or helpful. Finally then the Members, will ask questions of the Case Officer, or Highways, if there are points that need clarification, before they are then asked to vote.
Then you come to the actual Member
In the case of an individuals Planning Application, then it should be a simple decision to make.
However, with more complex large scale applications, then they have to decide, either to leave the room before the presentation starts for this Application, declare, personal or Prejudicial interests , ie: Have they taken part in discussion at say Parish or Town Council Meetings, or have they been to a meeting and taken part in any way of that meeting, other than to listen. Have they given any indication of their preferences for or against an Application, have they prejudged an application, before the Application has gone to Commitee.As this then becomes a case Predetermination, where they must leave the Planning Panel, whilst this case is being heard and debated, before any discussion takes place.
That's how difficult it is to be a Planning Commitee Panel Member on Sedgemoor District Council.
So for all you who thought its a walk in the park, try sitting all day, with your wits about you, having to assess every Application, on its own merit.
Regards Blue- Owl
5:36pm Sun 10 Feb 13
jimeee says...
7:30am Mon 11 Feb 13
BaldCarl2 says...
Can you repeat it please and use just a 2 or 3 sentences this time.
8:41am Mon 11 Feb 13
Blue Owl says...
BaldCarl2 wrote:Carl, stop being a ****, just because you are thick or very clever, u think u r, why do you not post interesting comments!! Is that short enough for you to comprehend, or are the joined up sentence cues beyond ur capability.
What was that Blue Owl?
Can you repeat it please and use just a 2 or 3 sentences this time.
Monday Morning. Blue - Owl.
8:24pm Mon 11 Feb 13
Blue Owl says...
BaldCarl2 wrote:BaldCarl: you are a so not witty!!
What was that Blue Owl?
Can you repeat it please and use just a 2 or 3 sentences this time.
I'm still awaiting for actual input from you, obviously that takes putting your own thoughts together and typing them
Onto your Laptop or Computor, iPad.
Blue Owl
3:08pm Tue 12 Feb 13
cidreman says...
You are back everywhere .....remember to much knowledge ...stay calm brother
Clr Smedley and the Labour Group have failed ...along with the Forward Backward group again
Planning have passed Tesco
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Growler's American Grill and Venue will close its doors for good on Monday, after management said they have financially struggled to keep the doors open.
Longtime customers and employees gathered together for one last day of business, Sunday.
"It's like saying goodbye to family," said Charles Brown, assistant manager. "We want to thank everyone who has supported us over the years. We wouldn't be here without them, and we certainly wouldn't have had as much fun. Thanks to everyone."
In addition to serving as a restaurant and music venue, Growler's was also home to Big Daddy's Brewing Company. Management says at this time Big Daddy's Brewing Company is looking to relocate.


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Voters in Lancaster county not only have to chose a president but on Tuesday but they also have to decide if alcohol should be sold in the county on Sunday's.
Businesses think selling alcohol on Sundays will be a good thing. The Co-Owner of Carolina Bistro, Daniel LaFranca, in Indian Land says his customers have been complaining about not being able to get a drink in Lancaster County.
"They keep saying we can't wait until it happens," LaFranca said. "Because they keep going over the border down, the road and going to restaurants in North Carolina."
LaFranca said if the measure passed he would open up the restaurant on Sundays. He claims it could help Lancaster County's double digit unemployment rate.
"I would definitely need to hire more help in the back in the kitchen," LaFranca said. "And help in the front of the house."
Other supporters believe having liquor sold on Sunday's will help prompt economic development throughout the county
"Not only will restaurants come," Support of Sunday sales Elissa Boyet said. "Then you have the ability for other amenities that will make us look more attractive."
Not all see it as a win win situation. Pastor Scott Robinson believes people should vote no on the ballot. He has a personal reason why he doesn't want to see liquor sold in his county on Sunday. Once upon a time he was addicted to alcohol.
"Almost lost my whole family to alcohol," the pastor said. "And I was a drunk."
He thinks people have a responsibility to keep the county dry on Sundays.
"All the arguments of moderation," Robinson said. "Giving people choices, I know it doesn't effect people the same way. I am aware of that but we have an obligation to look out for those who it does effect that way."
Supporters worked about two years to get this measure on the ballot. It required getting more than 4,000 signatures on a ballot.
If the measure fails on Tuesday, voters would have to wait another four years before they could decide again whether to have alcohol sold on Sundays.
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Vine St. 5 bedroom townhouse in Salt Lake City
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3
- sleeps 13
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,380 - $ 2,490 / week
vacation rental description
This spacious townhouse (3000 sq. ft.) is located in Cottonwood Heights and is near the entrances to Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons. It is 9 and 10 miles to Alta and Snowbird and 10 and 12 miles to Solitude and Brighton. This is a great central location for skiing all the local resorts. There are nearby super markets, restaurants, ski shops, shopping and other conveniences. It is about 6 miles to downtown Salt Lake City.
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property availability
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Last modified on 02-10-2014 at 11:00 AM.
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Dennis Cloward 800-472-4801
house rental amenities
This lovely townhouse has 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The master bedroom has a king bed, there are 2 bedrooms each with a queen bed, the 4th bedroom has 2 twins and the 5th bedroom has two standard double beds, one of which is a bunk and has a single on top. There is also a day bed in the family room with a pop up trundle that makes two more single beds.
This townhouse has a private outdoor hot tub, fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, 2 living areas, fireplace, pool table, big screen tv's, satellite with all the movie channels, high speed internet, gas barbeque grill and a 2 car garage.
We also offer discount lift tickets (Super Pass). These save from $10 to $20 per day per person, depending on which resort they are used at. They are good at all four of the local ski resorts (Alta, Snowbird, Solitude and Brighton).
activities and attractions in Salt Lake City Utah
The main attraction is the proximity to skiing some of Utah's best ski resorts. But there are also golf courses, historical sites in downtown Salt Lake City as well as sporting and cultural events.
vacation rental rates
Holiday rates (Dec. 23rd to Jan. 1st - 6 night min.) $415.00 per night.
Low Season (Jan. 1st to Jan 31st, April 1st to April 15th - 4 night min.) $335.00 per night.
High Season (Feb. 1st to Mar. 31st - 4 night min.) $385.00 per night.
Summer/Off Season (Apr.16th to Dec. 22nd - 3 night min.)$230.00 per
If you stay for 7 nights, the 7th night is free.
There is a two night deposit to hold the reservation and the balance would be due 45 days prior to arrival. We accept credit cards and checks.
Dennis Cloward 800-472-4801
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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 Salt Lake City
- Downhill skiing
- Cross country skiing
- Snow shoeing
- Snow boarding
- Terrain parks
Top things to do on a budget
- Cross country skiing
- Snow shoeing
- Sight seeing
- Mountain biking
- Hiking
Top things to do with a family
- Down Hill skiing
- Snow mobiling
- ATV trails
- Amusement Pak
- Wheeler Farm
Dennis Cloward , owner


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Why is the report of the estimated revenues, (which we can download as a CSV in the Reports Summary), sorted randomly?
Is it in the order the money comes in?
It would be much more useful if it would be sorted by the date as listed in the first column!


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Broncos sign ex-Patriots DE Green, ex-Chargers NT Williams
Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels added two veterans to his defensive line Tuesday by signing DE Jarvis Green and NT Jamal Williams to contracts.
Broncos agree to terms with Bannan
The Broncos have agreed to terms with NT Justin Bannan on a five-year contract, reports indicate.
Broncos re-sign Hochstein, Lloyd
The Broncos re-signed two of their veteran unrestricted free agents Friday, according to reports.
Broncos assessing options for replacing Wiegmann
The Broncos will be looking for a center in the draft or free agency after releasing Casey Wiegmann, who started at the position for Denver from 2008-09.
AFC West team needs
The trade of Brandon Marshall has left the Broncos with a huge hole to fill at wide receiver. PFW continues its series examining the needs of each team with a look at the AFC West.
Broncos place highest tender on Dumervil
The Broncos tendered OLB Elvis Dumervil at the highest level Wednesday, which means a team would have to give up a first- and third-round pick to sign him.
Report: Broncos tender Marshall, Orton
The Broncos tendered WR Brandon Marshall and QB Kyle Orton at the first-round level Wednesday, according to an ESPN report.
McDaniels not ruling out returns for Marshall, Scheffler in 2010
While it appeared that their time with the Broncos would soon come to an end, Josh McDaniels wouldn't rule out Brandon Marshall and Tony Scheffler being back in Denver next season.
Broncos expected to dangle RFA Marshall
It still looks as if WR Brandon Marshall and the Broncos will part ways this offseason, but there's a chance he could be back in Denver in 2010, despite a falling out with head coach Josh McDaniels.
Charges will not be pressed against Moreno
Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno was accused of knocking a freshman at the University of Georgia unconscious in a bar fight in Athens, Ga., Feb. 20, according to reports, but the alleged victim will not press charges against him.
Broncos cut Wiegmann, Jordan
The Broncos released C Casey Wiegmann and RB LaMont Jordan Tuesday, reports indicate.
Broncos won't commit to Orton beyond 2010
The Broncos struck down reports that they are one of a few teams interested in trading for Eagles QB Donovan McNabb, but that doesn't mean they are committed to Kyle Orton as their long-term answer at quarterback, we hear.
Marshall willing to return to Denver, but Broncos expected to explore trade options
The Broncos are expected by some to deal Brandon Marshall away this offseason, but Marshall recently expressed remorse over what he called "unprofessional" behavior last year and said he is willing to return to Denver to play in 2010.
Reliving past Super Bowls in South Florida
With Super Bowl XLIV only a week away, Tom Danyluk looks back at the nine previous Super Bowls held in South Florida, focusing on a highlight or two, or an interesting anecdote, from each game.
Broncos promote Martindale to defensive coordinator
Ten days after Mike Nolan unexpectedly resigned his position as defensive coordinator, the Broncos promoted Don "Wink" Martindale to succeed Nolan, the team announced Thursday.
Moreno carried 22 times for 78 yards Sunday in a 34-12 rout of the Browns.||||||| Moreno had gone for over 100 in his last two games.
Moreno finished with 118 yards rushing and a score on 22 carries in Sunday's win over the Ravens.||||||| Moreno has gained 237 yards and scored twice in the last two games.
Moreno proved a capable replacement for the injured Willis McGahee in the Denver Broncos' 17-9 win over the lowly Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.||||||| Moreno had 85 yards on 20 carries after rushing for a combined 15 in two previous games this season.
Moreno is a healthy scratch for the Denver Broncos' game against the Houston Texans.||||||| Moreno had a touchdown in the Broncos' opener and drew praise from boss John Elway for his newfound patience following a season that was cut short by a knee injury. He won the backup job to Willis McGahee with a strong training camp.
Moreno has been charged with drunken driving and careless driving after getting pulled over in south Denver.||||||| Denver district attorney's spokeswoman Lynn Kimbrough said Tuesday that Moreno is also charged with failure to have proof of insurance and is due back in court March 2 after police issued a summons. Denver police Lt. Matthew Murray says Moreno was pulled over on Feb. 1 after allegedly driving 70 mph in an interstate construction zone where the speed limit was 45 mph.


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MALONE — Lower Park Street residents harmed by chronic flooding must wait until the next disaster declaration to see if money is there to move buy out their damaged homes.
They were told by state officials Thursday to start gathering the necessary paperwork to prove their losses so when another presidential declaration is made, their application for help is ready to process.
That news wasn't exactly what the 20 people who attended a meeting in the Malone Town Office were expecting when they were briefed by Marlene White and Joseph Sikora of the State Office of Emergency Management.
The pair explained that its mitigation-grant program would pay them 75 percent of the pre-flood value of their homes or pay for 75 percent of the cost to relocate a residence.
But the pool of money comes only after a disaster declaration is made by the president and the state opens eligibility for those available funds to those who sustained other losses in prior, unrelated events like localized flooding.
Only municipalities in counties that have a disaster-mitigation plan are eligible for funding when a presidential declaration is made, and Franklin County does have a plan, Emergency Services Director Ricky Provost said.
Homeowners in the 300 block of Lower Park have been dealing with annual winter flooding for years as the Salmon River became shallower and shoals began forming where the flow of water has virtually stopped.
Water that was once several feet deep has been reduced to just a few inches, forcing sheets of thick ice to form on the river — such as the 4,000-foot ice jam that clogged the river in January.
The water in that area has nowhere to go except over backyards and into buildings and, eventually, the street itself, forcing evacuations and road closure.
"This basically killed my mother," said Martin Lamica of 356 Lower Park, referring to the impact the latest flooding had on Vivian Lamica, who died in March.


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9:58am Wednesday 14th March 2012 in Tranmere News
TRANMERE Rovers took themselves seven points clear of the relegation zone after beating Preston North End 2-1 at Prenton Park last night.
Andy Robinson and Enoch Showunmi earned Ronnie Moore's squad their second victory of the year in front of 4,612 spectators.
It stretched their unbeaten home run to eight games.
Ronnie said: "I think we were fantastic from start to finish. We went a goal down to sloppy defending but showed a lot of spirit, a lot of desire and some quality football at times.
"But we're not getting carried away with it, there's still a big job to be done. Nothing has happened and we're not safe.
"We need that 50 points, that's the first target and the sooner we get there we'll have a look over our shoulder and see where we are."
Rovers are in League One action against Sheffield United at Bramall Lane on Saturday, 3pm kick-off.
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8:00pm Sunday 30th December 2012 in News By Catherine Phillips, Reporter
PENGUINS, reindeer and tinsel were all popular choices for a Christmas jumper day at Pitmaston Primary School, in St John's, Worcester.
Pupils and staff dressed up in festive outfits in aid of Save the Children and their efforts raised £481.78 for the charity.
Across town babies also donned jumpers featuring snowmen, penguins and Father Christmas to raise money for the worthy cause.
Twelve mums and little ones from the Mission2Mum Club managed to raise £90 for Save the Children.
They joined in the Christmas Jumper Day by wearing their favourite festive knits to the meeting at Bindles brasserie, based in Sidbury, Worcester.
As well as donating money to wear their jumpers, they also held a raffle with prizes donated by Worcester businesses.
Organiser Gemma Guscott said: "It was a really good event and Bindles were fantastic. The babies were able to play while we enjoyed coffee and mince pies." Anyone who wants more information should e-mail gemma@mission2mum. co.uk or log on to www.mission2mum.
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So recently for work I had to work with some data in a Microsoft Access database. I imported this into SQL Server using the Microsoft Management Studio because the tools made my life easy. However my dev environment was already setup for php and I didn't really feel like setting up an environment for ASP just to create some simple web pages for myself. I also wanted to avoid having to convert my db's from Access to SQL Server and then import to MySQL. The answer is Microsoft's opensource driver for PHP. This article will get you up and running in no time.
- Start by downloading Microsofts PHP Driver
- Extract it to a directory on your computer.
- Open a page that calls phpinfo() and look for the following information:
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- Compiler – VC6 or VC9
- Thread Safety – enabled or disabled
- Find the dll that in your extracted folder that matches the above information. For example sqlsrv_5.3_ts_vc6.dll would be for Version 5.3, Thread Safe Enabled and compiled in VC6.
- Copy the .dll into your php ext directory. For a WAMP installation this would typically be in c:\wamp\bin\php\phpversion\ext
- Enable the dll by either editing your php.ini file or from the WAMP taskbar icon
- Click the taskbar icon -> restart all services - the dll will show up in your extensions list
- Click the taskbar icon again -> PHP -> PHP Extensions -> check php_sqlsrv_5.3_ts_vc6
- Revisit your phpinfo() page and you should no have a section called sqlsrv
- Finally you just need to code up a page to grab some information from your sql database
$serverName = "(local)"; $connectionOptions = array("Database"=>"yoursqldb"); $conn = sqlsrv_connect( $serverName, $connectionOptions); if( $conn === false ) { die( FormatErrors( sqlsrv_errors() ) ); } //terminate on failed connection $tsql = "SELECT TOP 100 [yourcolumn] FROM [yoursqldb]"; $getRows = sqlsrv_query( $conn, $tsql); if ( $getRows === false) { die( FormatErrors( sqlsrv_errors() ) ); } //for each row output each column value while( $row = sqlsrv_fetch_array( $getRows, SQLSRV_FETCH_ASSOC)) { foreach ( $row as $key => $value ) { echo $value."<br />"; } } /* Free the statement and connection resources. */ sqlsrv_free_stmt( $getRows ); sqlsrv_close( $conn );


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The Stuffed Sandwich in San Gabriel may be as hip as a mullet, but with more than 700 varieties of bottled beer and nine rotating taps, it boasts the county's biggest beer list. Father's Office and the Otheroom in Venice are known for their smart selections. Same goes for downtown's Wurstküche, which has enough German and Belgian labels to float a Munich brass band. Still, for freshness, depth, and breadth nobody can match The Surly Goat in West Hollywood: 27 taps, brews from all over the map, a twice-monthly cask offering, and a cellar full of bottled ales, boks, stouts, and lagers. In case the scene becomes too much, proprietor Ryan Sweeney has almost as many taps at Verdugo Bar in Glassell Park. Better call a cab.
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