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PITTSBURG — Tony Abenoja tossed a two-yard touchdown pass to tight end Brady Letchworth with 6:20 remaining in the game to help seal a 30-21 victory for No. 1 Pitt State over upset-minded Central Missouri Saturday (Oct. 6) at Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium.
The Gorillas trailed 21-17 with 14:54 remaining in the contest when UCM's Colter Smith plunged into the end zone from a yard out.
Pitt State led by as many as 14 points in the first half, but the Mules (4-2, 4-2 MIAA) successfully held the Gorillas in check in second half until Abenoja connected with wide receiver John Brown on a pivotal 46-yard play on a pivotal 3rd-and-12 play. Brown's catch set up Pitt State (5-0, 5-0 MIAA) on the UCM 23 yard line.
Four plays later, fullback Mandel Dixon capped the drive with a one-yard touchdown plunge. Connor Frazell missed the extra point, but the Gorillas reclaimed a 23-21 lead with 11:25 remaining in the game.
Down two points, UCM failed to mount an offensive challenge down the stretch. The Gorillas got a key QB sack from Joe Uzzel and forced the Mules into a quick punt and then the Pitt State offense found renewed life.
Abenoja completed a 39-yard pass to Luke Rampy and then Brown made an acrobatic catch down to the UCM 2 yard line two plays later. Abenoja then tossed the touchdown pass to Letworth to give the Gorillas a nine-point margin.
The Pitt State defense then forced another three-and-out by UCM with 4:57 to go and the Gorillas ran off nearly four minutes of clock before Abenoja was intercepted in the UCM end zone by Ricky Spratley.
The Mules moved the ball to the UCM 41 before Smith threw incomplete on a fourth-down play with five seconds remaining to effectively end the game.
Abenoja completed 23 of 38 passes for 336 yards and two touchdowns in the contest. Brown made nine catches for a game-high 157 yards, including a 13-yard first-quarter touchdown catch. Rampy also had nine catches for a career-best 144 yards for the Gorillas.
Jason Spradling rushed the ball 18 times for 134 yards. The Gorillas rushed the ball 40 times for 171 net yards in the contest.
For the Mules, Smith completed 16 of 32 passes for 256 yards. He also carried the ball 14 times for one net yard and two scores. Smith had 54 yards gained but lost 53 yards as the Gorillas registered six QB sacks.
Nate Dreiling led Pitt State with 10 tackles, while Jason Peete added eight stops. Marquise Cushon registered 1.5 QB sacks and blocked a punt in the contest.
The top-ranked Gorillas will travel to Kansas City, Mo., next Saturday (Oct. 13) to face eighth-ranked Northwest Missouri State University in The Fall Classic at Arrowhead XI. The Bearcats rolled to a 70-7 win over Central Oklahoma Saturday. Kickoff is set for 4 p.m. (CDT) next week at Arrowhead Stadium.


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Wonderful Views of Water & Mountains from Your Beach House in Camano Island
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 11
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Camano Island Country Club
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 694 - $ 2,548 / week
vacation rental description
Are you looking for the perfect location for your family and friends to enjoy island life? Then Come Relax & Play at our Comfortable & Cheery Beach House, Marisol (= sea & sun)!
This is the perfect homebase for two families or an extended group of friends: Essentially an upstairs/downstairs duplex ... 2 bedrooms on each floor (Lanai Unit: queen size bed in each bedroom + queen sofa-bed in the living room. In the Garden Unit: 2 bedrooms: 1 queen bed & 1 full bed, + day-bed in the living room. 2 well-equipped kitchens, 2 cozy fireplaces, 2 dining rooms with large tables, 2 deck areas with views. Off-street parking for 4 vehicles.
From Marisol Beach House, you'll have gorgeous views of Puget Sound and the Cascade Mountains. So sit back and watch the tide roll in and roll out again. Remember to pack your camera and binoculars to catch bald eagles, herons, and kingfishers in flight from the wrap-around deck
Want to go beach combing, kayaking, make a driftwood sculpture, or have a picnic? It's just a short walk down to the water. There are plenty of activities for All! Take your bike for a spin, go fishing, or shopping. Interesting local towns and attractions to explore include Camano Island State Park, the Stanwood vintage & antique shops, La Conner, Conway, Mt. Vernon, outlet shops, and various casinos.
Thinking of booking for the coming year? In Winter and Spring, Snow Geese & Swans come to Skagit Valley in great numbers. And in Spring, it's Tulip Lovers Delight! Summer is boating, cycling, and crabbing season!
Camano Island, the no-ferry island, receives only half the amount of rain that Seattle does!
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house rental amenities
- Free Wave Broadband Internet (1 computer connects w/ Ethernet)
- 2 Fully Equipped Kitchens – granite counters in upper level
- 2 dishwashers
- Picture Windows facing Port Susan Bay--expansive views from both levels
- Ceiling Fans
- 2 Gas Fireplaces
- TVs, DVD players, CD player
- Charcoal BBQ
- Games/Books/Jigsaw Puzzles
- Fire Pit (portable)
- Ping-Pong Table (Please request)
- Washer/Dryer
- All Towels and Linens provided
- Parking for 4 Vehicles
activities and attractions in Camano Island Washington
Plenty of Fun Activities!
- Beach Combing
- Kayaking
- Cycling
- Fishing
Nearby Towns and Attractions:
- Camano Island State Park & Cama Beach State Park
- Vintage & Antique Shops in Stanwood, La Conner, Conway, Mt. Vernon
- Outlet Shops
- Casinos
vacation rental rates
LOW Season Rates (Oct 1-May 31)
--Lanai Unit: (up to 6 guests)--Rates based on 1-4 guests: $109/nt (Sun-Thu), $129/nt (Fri, Sat & Holidays), (Add $25/nt for each guest in excess of 4 (6 max)). Cleaning fee: $60.
--Entire House (up to 11 guests)--Rates based on 5-8 guests: $179 /nt (Sun-Thu), $199/nt (Fri, Sat & Holidays), (Add $25/nt for each guest in excess of 8 (max 11)). Cleaning fee: $120
HIGH Season Rates (June 1-Sep 30)
--Lanai Unit: (up to 6 guests)--Rates based on 1-4 guests: $149/nt (Sun-Thu), $169/nt (Fri, Sat & Holidays). (Add $25/nt for each guest in excess of 4 (max 6). Cleaning fee: $60
--Entire House: (up to 11 guests)--Rates based on 5-8 guests: $279 nt/ (Sun-Thu), $289 nt/ (Fri, Sat & Holidays). (Add $25 /nt per guest in excess of 8, (max 11)). Cleaning fee: $120.
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Top things to do in Camano Island
- Cycling
- Kayaking
- Fishing & Crabbing
- Beach Combing
- Antiquing
Top things to do on a budget
- Marvel at the Cascade Mountains
- Curl up with a good book
- Take a stroll along the beach
- Cook up a wonderful meal at MBH
- Enjoy the sunset & moonrise
Top things to do with a family
- Discover beach creatures at low tide
- Make a driftwood sculpture
- Have fun at Terry's Corner play ground
- Fly a kite in the park
- Explore Skagit Valley
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MCLA Presents! Orquestra SCC
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Co-presented with LAS, ALANA and other MCLA Clubs
Saturday, September 14 - 3pm
MCLA Academic Quad
Rain site: MCLA Venable Gymnasium
Fall semester kicks off with Orquestra SCC throwing down Salsa music on MCLA's Quad. Orquestra Salsa con Cociencia "SCC" formerly known as La Excelencia, is 'The New Generation of "Salsa Dura". Orquestra SCC is an 11-piece salsa dura band based in New York City, that brings a modern vitality and social consciousness to the salsa genre, taking their bold sounds to salsa dancers and fans around the world.
Admission: $10 General admission, members & MCLA students free
Event Website: www.mcla.edu/About_MCLA/Community/bcrc/mclapresents
Location: MCLA Quad
Directions: Located at the center for MCLA's campus
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The arrests at this weekend's Country Music Festival in Foxboro were down substantially from 2012.
According to Foxboro Police Chief Ed O'Leary there were 268 arrests over the weekend. Of the arrests only 81 were criminal offenses and the remaining 187 were individuals taken into protective custody as a result of alcohol incapacitation.
Last year, 580 people were taken into custody during the event.
"The behavior was moderated by many people," said O'Leary. O'Leary said the overall success is a credit to the Foxboro Police, Massachusetts State Police, firefighters, and stadium security.
In addition to the decrease in crime at the event O'Leary said that problems with traffic and delays were also greatly improved.
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The Rankin County coroner confirms a Brandon man was killed in a collision with a school bus Tuesday afternoon.
Harrold T. Nash, 59, died of blunt force trauma and was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, according to Deputy Coroner Clifton Dunlap.
Harrold Nash's wife, Betty Nash, was a passenger in the vehicle. She was transported from the scene by ambulance with unknown injuries.
The school bus and vehicle collided on Highway 471 near Warner Drive north of Brandon around 4:30 p.m.
Brandon police say no children were on the bus. The bus driver was transported to the hospital for observation and is expected to be ok.
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Translated by Deepika Phukan
350 pages | 5 x 8
Makam, which means "golden horse" in Cantonese, is a fictionalized historical account of the Chinese Assamese people in North-East India. The novel, by award-winning writer Rita Chowdhury, documents the struggles, suffering, and tragedies of the Chinese Assamese over the past two centuries, culminating in their wrongful expulsion from India during the 1962 Sino-Indian War.
Based on interviews with more than one hundred Chinese Assamese, Chowdhury's moving narrative blends nineteenth century history with the tragedy of 1962, revealing how the Chinese were brought to India decades earlier by the British in order to work as laborers on the tea plantations. Once there, the Chinese married into different communities and began to speak with a mix of their native and local languages. However, during the Sino-Indian war, the Chinese Assamese, though now completely assimilated, were brutally and unjustly forced to leave India because of their Chinese origin. Around fifteen hundred Chinese Assamese from Makum, a small town in upper Assam, were imprisoned as spies and prisoners of war, before being deported to China. The untold story of this terrible incident, captured here in Makam, created an uproar in India when first published.
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We frequently interview students, faculty and staff and post brief introductions to campus via the Terrarium. Find out more about your campus community, one profile at a time! A complete collection of "MEET" features can be found below.
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The Humble Bundle gives you the best, cheapest way to play Saints Row 3 before the sequel drops
Disclosure: Child's Play is one of the charities that benefit from the Humble Bundles. Penny Arcade content has appeared in previous Humble Bundles.
Listen, I'm going to butt up against an embargo a bit and tell you that, based on what I've played so far, Saints Row IV is a much better game than Saints Row III. I don't say that lightly, as Saints Row III is one of my favorite games basically ever. I've bought it for many friends during countless Steam sales just so I could take them through the co-op campaign.
It's been great to go from playing Saints Row III and wondering how in the world they're going to top it, and then playing a game that topped it. You have the same chance. Right now. It's about to be offered to you.
The latest Humble Bundle is filled with Deep Silver games, and the collection is pretty much amazing. Guess what game it includes, along with the DLC?
This video kind of sums it all up for me.
Saints Row 2 is okay, but Saints Row III consists only of knees-ripped-off-Grade-A-bees, plus you can get the collection of Saints Row 3 DLC if you pay over $4.42, along with Dead Island, which is another great game for co-op. If you pay over $25 for the whole mess you also get Dead Island: Riptide.
I don't have much to say about Riptide, as I haven't played it. Oh, and there are soundtracks in there. Because why not?
I've been critical of the Humble Bundle running AAA bundles in the past, but you all made it clear that I was being a big dumb stupid ass-head, so I'm done being picky about it. I also love the idea of more people buying and playing Saints Row 3 together, and now you'll be done about the time Saints Row IV comes out, which is so good it's nearly stupid. Or so stupid it's good. I don't know, I'm still working on the review.
Okay, so here's the deal. You can buy one of the best open world games ever made for a few bucks, play it and love it, and then play the sequel WHICH IS EVEN BETTER, or you can buy the sequel, and then play Saints Row III, and feel like you've taken a step back.
That wouldn't be the right move, would it? Of course not. That's not how life works, and that's not how YOU work. Do the right thing.


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Boston, MA 02114
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Alibi Bar and Lounge Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(857) 241-1144
Hours of Operation:
Nightly: 5:00pm - 2:00am (light menu served & bottle service available)
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Dancing, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
We have the ability to host a party of 30-40 for cocktails in a semi private area.
Getting there
Public Transit:
The Charles MGH stop on the Red line
Street Parking
Parking Details:
We have valet parking through the Liberty Hotel. It is $15 Sunday through Thursday, and $20 on Fridays and Saturdays. Limited street parking is available.
A word from Alibi Bar and Lounge
'Alibi Bar and Lounge is a the loungy space inside Boston's brand-new Liberty Hotel, once the Charles Street Jail. Alibi plays up its former life, with floors that have the original markings where the cells used to be, and solid brick walls that alternate with prison bars. Despite the dark motif,
the space is well lit and cozy, with big open windows facing charming Charles Street. Popular orders include the sweet Jail Bait, a pomegranate mojito, and truffle french fries with Parmesan—a fine late-night nosh.' - www.concierge.com Hours of Operation: Nightly: 5:00pm - 2:00am (light menu served & bottle service available. Weather permitting, our patio is open at 2PM Friday-Sunday.
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I've been to Alibi many times and
greatly enjoyed it, but this experience was very disappointing. The waitress was annoying, our orders was mixed up and to eop it all, dispute the fact that we were four, our bill included 20% service. Not nice, Alibi."
Dined on 6/5/2014
Having eaten lunch at the Alibi,
we expected to find tables and chairs. Because it was a Saturday night we were seated at a tiny round table on low stools in a darkened room with pounding music. Not what we expected. The food was very good - small amount, and the waitstaff was attentive. We had a difficult time making ourselves heard and the tiny table barely accomodated our three small plates. Great for the young, not so great for us."
Dined on 1/18/2014
This nice little nook of a bar is
quiet and comfortable but the service was horrible! No one greeted us when we arrived and the bartender made us feel like we were intruding on her Christmas shopping via her iPhone. The night was rescued by going across the lobby of the Liberty Hotel to Scampo where the bartender was very nice and made the best martinis I've had in awhile."
Dined on 12/23/2013
We were there on a quiet night. It
is in the Liberty Hotel and on other nights it was 'hopping' and very energetic. On a Sunday night, not so much-which was OK for us. The flatbread, Carpaccio, arugula salad, and shrimp and mango skewers were all delicious. The berry mojitos were great. Only negative was the gratuity added to the check-seemed unusual for it to be 'auto-added' to check on a very quiet night for a party of 2 who were staying in the hotel."
Dined on 10/27/2013
Any reservations made after work
are limited to three hours. I totally get this and have no problem. However, the staff seems a bit anxious in making sure we knew we had a limited time slot. A full hour and half before the next reservation she takes off our reservation slip and replaces it with the next. She literally had to interrupt conversations to place the slip. Then, she began removing glasses regardless if we were still drinking from them or not. Alibi is a great place to lounge. So if I'm sipping on my drink, no I don't want my check-it means I'm enjoying it. If you seem ok interrupting every conversation-then don't slip pieces of paper on the table with your secret messages. Stop hovering and let us drink in peace."
Dined on 9/26/2013
The service at this bar is
terrible. The hostess couldn't be bothered to even say hello to me when I came in. This is my third time there and the service was terrible every time. The cocktail waitresses looked annoy when you order. I keep hoping it would get better because it's a nice-looking bar with a nice ambiance. But three strikes, well, you get it. I won't be going back."
Dined on 3/23/2013
Reserved for dinner. It wasn't
even lite bites and we were seated in an area without a table. They should not accept reservations for dinner. We went elsewhere."
Dined on 12/21/2012
I expected an unique atomosphere.
But that was all. French fries, pizza,.... All foods were lukewarm. In addition, as soon as we had seats, they placed a next customers reservation sign on our table, which Looked to tell us to go out within the time limit. Moreover, they forced us to pay 20% chip even if their service was ordinary! (20% chip had already included in the bill before we paid) I chose this bar for our wedding aniversary. But we were totally disappointed."
Dined on 11/3/2012
Everything was really good. Only
minor knock would be the limited menu. However, they do a great job with what is on the menu and it is great option if you're looking for an energetic bar scene with some good eats."
Dined on 10/19/2012
Good: Alibi is my FAVORITE place
in Boston. If you want to mix with the affluent, have divine drinks and munch on tasty delights, lounge at the Alibi."
Dined on 8/9/2012
The service was wonderful. A group
of us went there and two of us had food sensitivities, which can be challenging, but they took care of us with excellence and good cheer! The staff were friendly and bent over backwards to make our experience delightful. Fun atmosphere!"
Dined on 7/31/2012
We went for a friend's birthday.
The ambiance and service were great and the drinks were superb! The food was good. Just wish our table was bigger. Ideal place if you're just going for drinks."
Dined on 4/10/2012
We started off with drinks at
Alibi, and then because there was 4 us, we ended up going over to Scampo (also in the Hotel), where there were larger tables to sit at. Alibi staff was fabulous, and it would be great for 2, but a bit on the small side for 4 to eat at the table the way they have it set up. Scampo was fantastic as well, great waitstaff."
Dined on 4/4/2012
I took a group of coworkers here
after a very long week of meetings, representing Finland, Poland, Italy, Czech Republic, St. Louis, Atlanta and Philadelphia. What a great piece of local history to share with them. The cocktails and bar food (while pricey) were enjoyed by all."
Dined on 2/16/2012
Servce was great, drinks as well
and the food was excellent.Had reservations, sat at a very comfortable area in a corner with high back seats. Our waitress was great, great skewars of lamb, beef and chick with great sauces, and a great salad topped off with grilled duck.....We did not want this big sit down dinner, so this really fit the bill. We would return. After we went up stairs to the lobby in the Liberty, we were delighted to just chill, sip a cocktail and listen to the live music from students attending Berkley...."
Dined on 2/10/2012
The staff was so accommodating and
the service was great. I love the atmosphere and will definitely be back."
Dined on 2/2/2012
Terrible option for 'dining' - we
left. It is a bar, a nice bar, but over the top noise levels and very limited 'bar' menu. The staff was very nice, didn't try the food - we were looking for a place to sit, talk and eat - this didn't fit the bill."
Dined on 11/11/2011
Great atmosphere for after-dinner
drinks (although somewhat pretentious), limited food menu, great cocktail list. Overall it was a great time"
Dined on 6/7/2011
The drinks and food were great but
the service was poor. We stood waiting for the hostess for 5 minutes without acknowledgment. Then after getting seated at a table that we reserved we watched everyone around us, that got seated after us, get their drinks. Our food came before our drinks and got cold while we waited for something to wash it down. The rest of our visit was consistently disappointing."
Dined on 4/29/2011
The food and service was great.
The menu is very limited and portions are small. The group next to us was very loud and made it difficult to have a conversation but after they left the experience was great."
Dined on 4/9/2011
Great food. A bit pricey
especially the cocktails. Somewhat noisey toward 9 o'clock. Overall good experience. Loved the celebrity mugshots!"
Dined on 1/8/2011
Awesome, friendly service & drinks
that will knock your socks off! We got there at 8pm and it was quite loud, not what I had imagined (I am used to a European definition of "lounge") but the bar was hoppin and the place had a very positive vibe and we had a great time! The food had highs and lows - kabobs were awesome and worth coming back for, but the dessert left much to be desired. I will definitely be returning with friends for drinks and a good time."
Dined on 12/30/2010
I had a large group here for a
birthday party last spring and was disappointed because we were asked to leave as our table was reserved for another group. Of course I understand, but still feel that they could've arranged another table for the next party considering how much money we were spending. I swore I would ever go back but I do like the service here and it's a nice space. I will probably not do another party (by the way, I did have an anniversary party at the Liberty Ballroom and that was an excellent experience!!!) but will go occasionally for a drink with a couple of friends. I recommend going to Asana at the Madarin Oriental for your party. Excellent food, service and the M Bar is fun place with friends."
Dined on 12/23/2010
Alibi is a ton of fun - great
atmosphere, delicious bar food from Scampo, and strong drinks. Guaranteed fun for a group or a date."
Dined on 10/23/2010
The drinks and the food were all
good. The decor was interesting and we actually "toured" the bar and lounge on our way out. I would say the lighting got a little dim when it came to trying to read the menu and the tables are small if you are going to order more than one food and drink item. It also got rather noisy. In fact, the lobby was quieter."
Dined on 10/13/2010
The Pizza we had was delicious.
The drinks we ever better. The waitress was extremely helpful and cheerful. The ambiance was so fascinating."
Dined on 7/21/2010
Request outdoor seating. It was
great to lounge outside and relax in the summer air. Cocktails were tasty as were the apps. Great people watching."
Dined on 7/17/2010
This is my first experience with
Open Table. I know, what took me so long?! I was very pleased! My request for outdoor seating was forwarded and responded to...the restaurant both called me and informed the hostess who was ready to accommodate us from the moment we walked in. Outstanding! I've used Open Table again for this weekend!"
Dined on 5/6/2010
I love this place. I try to go
every Friday after work!!!!"
Dined on 4/16/2010
We went to Alibi to celebrate my
husband's birthday. There were 12 of us, and our reservation was at 6pm. We spent over $500 on food and drinks, and was unceremoniously kicked from our table at 9pm, as the table was reserved for another party at 9pm. I did receive an email from the restaurant that the table would be reserved for only 3 hours. But I think that when customers are spending so much money, the restaurant should find another table for the next party, especially as the bar wasn't that crowded at 9pm. The waitress seemed embarrassed to ask us to leave, and we definitely felt put out and mistreated. Our group love go out but, as there are so many good restaurants in Boston, we'll be heading somewhere else next time."
Dined on 3/27/2010
In line with the vibe at The
Liberty, Alibi draws a well-dressed, professional crowd. We arrived at 6:00 and there was only one other patron--in a suit with a paper and a drink. We sat around a small round table and ordered some appetizer sized eats; the food was good. By the time we left (around 7:30) the place was packed. The music, decor, and general vibe of the place was fun--upscale for sure, but not stuffy."
Dined on 3/13/2010
Don't opt for the truffled polenta
fries as we were recommended to do--they are ok, but very bland. Instead, try their pizza. It's from Scampo which changes up their menu every 3 months or so, and was outstanding! Good cocktails."
Dined on 3/11/2010
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You could basically buy the $90 QuakeCon pack from Steam and retire from gaming
QuakeCon has begun, and Bethesda has released a giant package of games for sale on Steam to celebrate the occasion. I don't like to do a ton of "deal" posts here at PAR, but when they're this good, or include this many games… well, it's not a terrible thing to spread the word.
Take a look at the $90 package, and check out everything you get. Dishonored and all the DLC, a ton of Doom, Heretic and Hexen, a ton of Quake, Rage, Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, and a mess of other games. I understand that many of us will own a bunch of these games, and almost all Bethesda games are on some kind of sale if you want to pick and choose, but just think of the dollar per hour value that package represents.
Let's say you just wanted an epic amount of Skyrim? They have you covered. There are bundles for every major franchise under the Bethesda umbrella.
Can you imagine getting into some of these games for the first time right now, at these prices, when many of the issues have been patched and the DLC is basically thrown in for free? Buying new games is a fool's… game.


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The Illumination of Disney's New Site-Specific Hotels
In celebration of the history of California and the splendors of an African safari, the team at Walt Disney Imagineering has created two fabulous new hotels, each one specific to its surroundings and a tribute to innovative architecture and lighting design. Both hotels, the Grand Californian at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, and Animal Kingdom Lodge at Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL, were designed by the Denver, CO-based architecture firm Urban Design Group. Architectural lighting for the Grand Californian is by Lighting Design Alliance in Long Beach, CA, and for Animal Kingdom Lodge by the Brandston Partnership in New York City. In both cases, the lighting accents the distinctive architecture to create warm, inviting environments for the hotel guests.
On Safari in Orlando
"The goal was to give the Animal Kingdom Lodge a real African theme," says Howard Brandston, principal of the Brandston Partnership. "I've been to Africa on real safaris. I've been out there walking in the back country, and not just staying in fancy lodges." What the designer successfully evokes at the Animal Kingdom Lodge is the sense of life in the African wilderness, of "being in the dark with just a fire, of seeing animals in the daylight and at night," he explains. In fact, there is an incredible menagerie, ranging from giraffes to wildebeests, which can be seen grazing on the hotel's natural savanna.
As a result, Brandston gave the hotel a found-in-the-moonlight quality, using very simple techniques. ("This was no place for a tour de force," he says.) Thus the exterior of the structure, which is built to resemble a wooden hunting lodge, is covered with just enough light to meet all codes, adding to the illusion that the illumination comes from the moon, the stars, and several outdoor fire-pits.
To create the glow of moonlight in the animals' area, 50W PAR-20 metal-halide fixtures by BK Lighting were surface-mounted to the back of the parapet below architectural roof fences. "It was important to achieve an enhanced moonlight look, with a cool color that's very soft. You are lighting animals and want to give the impression they are walking around in the dark," says Brandston.
"Each exterior area is different," adds the LD. "It is an experience of discovery, like in Africa, where it is dark until the light of a fire shimmers in the distance." To help achieve this quality, themed fixtures by Spero in the animal feeding areas use 25W lamps in 11'6" (3.5m) wooden poles with decorative bases. In addition, fixtures by Illumination Lighting and Exterieur Vert create "firelight" at bridges and pathways that embrace the resort, as well as at the base of circular staircases that lead to exterior balconies. These fixtures, installed below grade with decorative shrouds at grade level, have three 50W Ushio Ultralife lamps on different dimmed circuits to create the flickering fire effect.
Inside the expansive main lobby, with its voluminous beamed ceilings, Brandston went for a simple solution, lighting the roof using adjustable recessed downlights by Cooper Portfolio and Edison Price, all with 100W PAR-38 HIR lamps. Fixed downlights by Liton over the registration desk have 50W MR-16 Ultralife lamps by Ushio. The same lamps are used in decorative pendant fixtures (by Illumination Lighting) that accent the lobby. African masks that peer out from various spots in the lobby are highlighted by stem-mounted fixtures by BK Lighting with 60W PAR-30 HIR lamps.
A series of enormous decorative chandeliers provide important focal points in the lobby decor. These were designed by Peter H. Dominick, principal at Urban Design Group, referred to by Brandston as "the design chieftain" for the project. These large fixtures look like fans fashioned from eight African tribal shields, with designs in earth tones of browns and reds, opening upward toward the ceiling. These shields are lit from several different angles, with 50W 120V PAR-30 floods for backlight, 50W 12V MR-16 narrow floods for downlight, and 35W 12V MR-16 narrow floods providing uplight. To break up the large expanse of the lobby, magnificent examples of African art are brightly lit by 50W MR-16 Ushio Ultralife lamps in recessed downlights by Cooper Portfolio and Kramer. Two newel posts are topped with ostrich eggs, which are lit with 250W fixtures by Skyline Design. "The lamps gently pulse," explains Brandston, "to give the sense of the beating of the ostrich's heart."
Leading from the lobby to the outside areas in back of the hotel are massive doors designed with a Tree of Life pattern. These are lit with 100W PAR-38 spots and floods by Edison Price and are hidden in the ceiling, "like a natural source," says Brandston. "Many of the lights here are hidden away, but really do the job."
The Lodge's restaurants continue the theme, with custom-designed fixtures inspired by African motifs. In Boma, a buffet venue, there are custom metal cylinders (by Illumination Lighting) with cutout shapes and dried grass fringe at the base, as well as colorful glass globes, or gourds, in bright shades of orange, yellow, and green, from Slick Designs. The pendants in Jiko, an upscale vegetarian restaurant, are abstractions of birds. Small versions of the fixture are attached to the curved wall at the back of the room. The birds become larger in size as they come off the wall, creating a sense of motion towards the entrance of the restaurant. Two MR-11 lamps (one under each wing) uplight the golden fabric of the fixtures by Luminary Tools. Mara, a fast-food spot, also has small Sirmos gourd-shaped pendants around the food service area. Decorative pendants in the Zawadi Marketplace gift shop are by Illumination Lighting.
Control of all lighting for the hotel is via an ETC Unison system that uses DMX to control some of the larger custom fixtures that are dimmed, including the shield chandeliers in the lobby, and MR-16 "fire pots" by Exterieur Vert leading to the main entry. "We wanted maximum control for these fixtures, in order to give them a theatrical look," says Sabra Zacharias, lead designer for the Brandston Partnership on this project. Most of the control stations are in areas where only staff are allowed, and use ETC's LCD screens.
Mock-ups were done to make sure the lighting provided a safe environment, met code, and still created a safari atmosphere. "We didn't know how some of the spaces would work until we saw the mock-ups," Zacharias explains. "We were excited when it all worked together, code-wise and aesthetically. The hotel creates a retreat from the parks, and allows you to understand what Africa is all about — especially for those who might not be able to go there," she notes.
"We wanted to create the sense of being in Africa as a primitive, unspoiled place," says Brandston, who describes a place where the people are happy and live simply. "There is a sense of joy throughout the hotel, and a sense of cheerfulness," he adds. "You feel elated when you are there. We took a lot of design latitude to make this a special place."
California Theming
The Animal Kingdom Lodge is a small slice of Africa located in a quiet preserve on Disney's vast reserve of Florida real estate. In comparison, Disney's Grand Californian Hotel sits between the company's two Anaheim theme parks, Disneyland and California Adventure, by way of the new Downtown Disney retail and restaurant zone. Also designed by Peter Dominick and Urban Design Group, this hotel was inspired by the early-20th-century California Arts and Crafts architectural movement seen in the work of Greene and Greene, and Bernard Maybeck. But the small Craftsman bungalows of these artists pale in comparison to the sheer scale of the hotel, whose interiors combine the styles of Arts and Crafts with those of Frank Lloyd Wright and William Morris.
Large wooden timbers, a soaring six-story lobby, an oversized inglenook with wood-burning stone fireplace, floral and foliage designs, and examples of the state's decorative arts give the hotel a true California feeling. Large trees along the main entryway to the hotel — the first Disney hotel actually located inside one of the company's theme parks — give a sense of California's woodlands, and make the hotel look like a bungalow, albeit a giant one, in the woods.
The exterior lighting was conceived to immerse the guest in the hotel's theme at the moment of entry onto the property. "We paved the way to lead guests into the hotel using stylized bollards along the entry drive to lead you to the porte-cochère," says Julie Reeves, project designer for Lighting Design Alliance. Under the porte-cochère are higher light levels provided by two large chandeliers made by Eric Industries and designed by Randall Johnson of Urban Design Group. PAR-20 lamps add extra sparkle. There are Lumiere MR-16 bullet lights nestled in the porte-cochère's beams for additional downlight. Exterior, trellis-like balcony rails are also illuminated with Lumiere 203 bullet lamps. These are mounted under the trellises for uplight to accent the architecture.
The main lobby is a magnificent, soaring room with natural light streaming in from high windows during the day. "The goal was to fill the void, so the scale was crucial," explains Reeves. To highlight the room, there are six grand chandeliers in the Arts and Crafts style. Each is made with four wood-finished arms projecting from a central stainless steel bowl. Each arm holds an acrylic, copper, and iron shape that symbolizes a flower petal. "These are typical Craftsman materials," says Reeves, referring to the wood, metal, and glass of the chandeliers, which were also designed by Randall Johnson and manufactured by Eric Industries.
There are also four hanging lanterns on each chandelier (one per arm), in the Craftsman style that use A-lamps to give the glass a glow. The chandeliers also house 250W halogen PAR lamps. "These provide the actual light for the lobby," Reeves adds, pointing out that they were unable to recess any lighting into the massive wooden beams. The center bowls of the chandeliers also have four Philips MasterColor metal-halide lamps tucked inside to give the ceiling an extra glow.
"We wanted to create the idea that the chandeliers and decorative fixtures, including lamps, lanterns, and sconces, actually lit the hotel," Reeves notes, adding, "but we needed to fill in with ambient light." To light the lobby's enormous stone fireplace, two framing projectors from Times Square Lighting were hidden behind copper panels in the ceiling. In addition, a fiber-optic system by Special-T Lighting provides pinpoints of light in the seams of the copper panels, with amber glass on a flicker wheel, to enhance the warmth of the fire. The amber glass has black lines on it to create the flicker effect as the wheel turns. "This adds a glowing sparkle to the space," she says.
The light grazing the stone facade of the fireplace comes from additional Lumiere 203 bullets. ("These were the workhorses on this job," Reeves adds.) Additional lobby lighting comes from fixtures built into the furnishings designed by Richard Brayton of Brayton Hughes Design Studio in San Francisco. Many of these built-in fixtures are lamps built into sofas and banquettes, featuring glass panels in rectangular wood boxes backlit with high color-rendering fluorescent strips with a warm color temperature. The fluorescent lamps are from the Osram Sylvania 2700K series.
In a small bar off the main lobby, hanging black metal fixtures have Mickey Mouse patterns cut into them. Custom-designed by Brayton Hughes, these fixtures use antique-style A-lamps from Rejuvenation Lighting. Low-voltage striplights from RSA are built into the casework of the room, while Lightolier AR-11 adjustable fixtures accent the carved bear motif on the front of the bar.
The Napa Rose is an elegant restaurant which was designed by Dorf Associates in New York City. "This room is a real testament to the success of the warm color of the 2700K fluorescents behind art glass in the ceiling, behind the bar, and in the columns," says Reeves, adding that the fluorescent units are dimmable. The decorative fixtures here (and in the hotel's Storyteller Cafe, a family-friendly dining venue), are by Sirmos, with adjustable pinhole MR-16 downlights by Prescolite recessed in the ceiling to accent the tables.
The Boardroom, part of the hotel's conference facilities, has a barrel-vaulted wood ceiling and three large chandeliers that are the focal point of the room. Each is built around a circular wagon wheel with hanging lanterns of rose and purple art glass. "These are successfully backlit with Osram Sylvania fluorescent tubes," says Reeves, noting that International Ironworks and Troy manufactured many of the fixtures used in the remainder of the public spaces, as well as the chandeliers in the ballroom and meeting rooms.
In the guest rooms, incandescent lighting is dimmable from the bedside. The custom fixtures by Troy echo the Arts-and-Crafts style in stained-wood box-like lanterns supported on wood brackets. The art glass found on all four sides of the fixtures has a rose motif, one of the hotel's signature design themes. "The colors of the glass vary in each fixture, from amber and milk white to red and green," notes Reeves.
The lighting throughout the hotel is controlled by an ETC Unison system located in a central dimmer closet, with four-scene preset wall stations operated by the hotel staff. There are also remote jacks that allowed the designers to carry around portable consoles for programming.
From a safari-like interpretation of Africa to a tipping of the hat to California's native architecture, Disney has created two site-specific hotels. Each answers to different design challenges and each one has distinctive lighting that accents the architecture and creates warm, inviting environments for Disney's guests.
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25 percent off coupon for Aeropostale's Valentine's Day collection
- 11:45 am Thursday, February 5th, 2009 by Allison Ross
Today, log onto retailer Aeropostale's Web site and get 25 percent off on its "Valentine's Day" sale collection.
By Valentine's Day collection, the company pretty much means inventory that is red, white or pink (along with some perfumes), but there is still some cute stuff there, including this scarf.
When you go to check out, use the coupon code HEART09, and you will get an additional 25 percent off (which makes this scarf only $9.74 plus shipping).
Anyone know of any other good discounts for Valentine's Day? Are any restaurants around here offering discounts on Valentine's Day? Please let me know!


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A classic climb, love it or leave it. Both the technical difficulty of and physical effort required for this climb are body-size dependent.
From the approach to the main wall on Sky Bridge, head right past the first wall encountered to a strange little rock house the size of a garage with a hole through the "artificial ceiling" in the right rear corner (the Underling) and then continue right another 20 meters past some big boulders to an opposing set of corners over roofs. THe left-facing corner on the right is "Inhibitor."
Well,a little heads-up in places, but protected at the cruxes. Take a #4 camalot, plus one truly big cam.


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Three assistant plant control operators at Gorgas — Cary Hamrick, Russell Davidson and Derreck Cagle — discovered the small, blue and orange colored bird while doing a 3 a.m. equipment check.
It was clear to the men the bird was injured because every time it tried to fly it fell.
They scooped it up and put it in a cardboard box until their shift ended. Cagle then took the bird to Veryl Graves, who is the president of the Gorgas chapter of the Alabama Power Service Organization.
Last year, the Alabama Power Foundation gave grant money to the Alabama Wildlife Center at Oak Mountain State Park, which cares for more than 1,600 native birds a year with the goal of releasing them back into the wild.
The grant was used to build an outdoor housing facility called a mew, which is for glove-trained birds of prey. The center uses the birds for educational programs. After discussing the situation with co-worker Suzie Barnett, Graves decided to take the bird to the center, where it was nursed back to health.
"We knew the bird couldn't make it on its own if we left it here at the plant," Graves said. "We hoped they would be able to treat the bird and restore it to health."
Once at the center, it was determined the kestrel was underweight and had a fracture to the bone above the shoulder of his wing, which prevented the tiny creature from flying.
"We wrapped his wing, so it could heal properly and fed him daily in an effort to help him reach a consistent weight," said the Center's Clinic Manager Katie Stubblefield, who was responsible for the falcon's care. "Although he is small, we still had to wear leather gloves when working with him, because he is a raptor. And all raptors, no matter how big or how small they are, they all have strong beaks and talons."
During Tuesday's release, the Alabama Wildlife Center's executive director, Carol Argo, said she is proud of the facility's success in rehabilitating injured birds.
"We really get excited when it's time for an injured bird to be returned back to the wild, because every release is so special," she said.
Several of the Alabama Power employees who were involved in getting help for the bird took part in the falcon's release Tuesday afternoon.


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The Los Angeles Lakers appear unlikely to trade Dwight Howard, but the Atlanta Hawks may take a stab at it regardless, reports Ken Berger of CBS Sports.
There's widespread belief that the Lakers won't trade Dwight Howard. However, several teams believe Atlanta will make a serious run at him.— Ken Berger (@KBergCBS) February 19, 2013
Mitch Kupchak shot down the rumor that he had talks with the Boston Celtics in regards to a Rajon Rondo-Howard swap, and prior to the rumor spreading, it was reported that Kupchak informed Howard that the Lakers had no intention of trading the center.
Atlanta is Dwight's home town, and there's belief that he could potentially look to signing with Atlanta in the Summer as an unrestricted free agent. One of the humps Atlanta would have to get over is the cut in money that Dwight would have to take with one less guaranteed year on his contract. If Dwight is traded to Atlanta, the Hawks would receive his bird rights, and would be able to offer Dwight the highest amount of money in free agency.
It doesn't seem imminent, but it's worth keeping an eye on.
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This was a spur of the moment deal. Since I couldnt get my turning plow hooked to "Junky" I just stuck a center plow on it and went to digging. No sweeps, just plow. It was mean't to be 2 rows, wound up to be 3. Ya'll look at it and tell me what you think, what I should've done and how. This one was just trial and error. If everything in this comes up, I will have more than I can do anything with.
2 kinds of Tomatoes
Sweet Banana Pepper
Cayenne Pepper
Jalopeno Pepper ( mild)
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Brussel Sprouts
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Got another spot dug up, may go try to get some seeds just see what will transpire. Thinking bout more peas, and corn. I dunno though.


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The opportunities given to West Central High School senior Sean McCluskey are taking him to the big leagues of education.
But first our Scholar of the Week will graduate with his 112 classmates.
Sean McCluskey gets an early start on the day - he's usually at school by 7:30 everyday for rehearsal - whether it's choir, jazz band or his improvisational group.
The West Central senior is headed to an Ivy League school this fall.
"I'm going to Stanford for chemical engineering or math," says Sean, who's been to Stanford University before for summer camps and says he's not worried about going to a school far away from home.
"I fell in love with the campus - just the environment."
In fact Sean will audition for several acapella groups at Stanford in September.
Back here at home he works a part time job at a bowling alley and lives on a farm.
"Very well rounded, he's got a lot of great potential for his future," says his teacher.
Once in college - it's likely our Scholar of the Week will stay in that college environment.
"Eventually I'd wanna go into education at the collegiate level - that sounds fun to me," says Sean.
His teacher says, "He has to take initiative, he's got a lot of drive and always shown that."
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To gain insight on the months ahead as they relate to IT attacks, malware, cloud security, and the impact of virtualization on security, we recently chatted with Simon Crosby, former CTO of Citrix Systems' data center and cloud business. Crosby recently founded a cloud security startup, Bromium, with Guarav Banga, former CTO and senior vice president at Phoenix Technologies, and Ian Pratt, chairman of Xen.org and co-founder of XenSource.
CSO Online: What do you think 2012 may bring in terms of malware?
Crosby: I think you will see, obviously, a growth. By the way, the growth path in malware is currently exponential per year. That will continue. That's obvious. I think you'll see, in the U.S. large enterprise and maybe even in the federal infrastructure, another major compromise next year. It will be incredibly bad and incredibly embarrassing. That is, to say, very succinctly, we are now in a state of ongoing national cyber espionage. It's not cyber war, but it's cyber espionage on a grand scale. That's absolutely going to carry on. However, I do think the year ahead heralds a fantastic opportunity. It will be the first time when virtualization hardware and its uses within computer systems, generally, dramatically change the odds in favor of security.
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CSO Online: How is that?
Crosby: We're in a really bad state in the traditional IT world. Here's a good example. I was sitting with a very large military organization and they tell me that they are required to have two of everything. Two firewalls. Two web application firewalls. Two endpoint security measures. The question is, why two? They have to have diversity of vendors. Then they can have some degree of certainty that they will have more protection. Is two good enough? They don't know.
CSO Online: Wait a minute, just to understand, they have two of each in-line? Two WAFs, two --
Crosby: Right. That's merely a sign of how desperate the times are. The existing approach, blacklisting, is broken. Whitelisting is very useful for the stuff you know. While you can tell that the programs that you use, your applications and your operating system, are in a certain state, you can't tell what's going to happen when they process bad data. That's what happens when you get attacked. Your browser is not malicious. It's just that when your browser happens to go to a particular website and pick up a particular attack, then it's going to attack. Whitelisting is great. It just can't go far enough because it has no way of reasoning about the unprecedented use of code.
If you look at the various vendors who have been trying to get there, I think if you look at various segments of the industry, we're all trying to get to the same place. And that is a more trustworthy, more reliable infrastructure.


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Peaches with Lemon Cream Recipe
"This is a great treat from the grill," writes Carole R Fraser of North York, Ontario. "It's easy to prepare and everyone will ask for seconds. My family looks forward to it all summer long!"
- 1/4 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 3 medium peaches, halved
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- In a small bowl, beat cream until it begins to thicken. Add the brown sugar, vanilla and lemon peel; beat until stiff peaks form. Cover and refrigerate until serving.
- Brush cut sides of peaches with oil; place cut side down on grill rack. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 10-12 minutes or until peaches are tender and begin to caramelize.
- Place peaches on dessert plates; fill with lemon cream mixture. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Peaches with Lemon Cream in Simple & Delicious July/August 2008, p14
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The Englewood area lies in the South end of Sarasota County on the
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you're interests are in water sports, golf, the arts, shopping, fishing
visiting theme parts or relaxing and enjoying the georgeous sunsets.
Enjoy the beach just steps away from your front door, or visit the
many other nearby beaches, and miles of fishing along Lemon Bay and
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courses as well as tennis and all the water sports.
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Manasota Key is literally surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico.
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Paddling event raises funds, spirits
Three-year-old Kindred Worrell, the youngest participant in the 19th Annual Varina Lions Canoe-a-thon, didn't have much choice when it came to attending. But she enjoyed the 10-mile cruise, looking at kayaks and fishing a feather out of the James, just the same.
Her father, Sgt. Timothy Worrell of the Virginia Dept. of Game and Inland Fisheries, visited Kindred frequently along the way as he escorted several dozen canoes and kayaks from Rocketts Landing to Osborne Landing.
And Kindred's mother, Jennifer, pronounced the journey a relaxing and much-needed episode of "tornado therapy" for herself and fellow teacher Angela Paust.
Paust teaches sixth grade at Page Middle School in Gloucester County and Jennifer Worrell is a reading specialist. On April 16, a tornado destroyed roughly half the school building, and Page teachers and students had to transfer to another county middle school. To accommodate the double load, home students and faculty now attend a morning shift, and the contingent from Page attends from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
In addition to the stress of being uprooted and adapting to the new schedule, Page faculty are also coping with reams of lost and destroyed records.
"My dad found a GED test in his yard," said Worrell, "four miles away [from the school]. And letters to the chorus teacher were found two counties over in Deltaville."
All of which made a leisurely paddle down the James sound pretty appealing to Worrell and Paust when they learned of the canoe-a-thon through Worrell's husband.
Pick your pace
Unlike the two teachers, Will Harlan has been coming to the canoe-a-thon for years. His neighbor, Buz Snyder, is the event's founder and a long-time activist in the sponsoring organization, the Varina Lions Club.
Asked to name his most memorable canoe-a-thon, Harlan said it would have to be his first, when he was still a new member of the Lions Club.
Assured by Snyder that the event was not a race, Harlan took his two young sons, whose ages he estimated at seven and ten.
"I had never paddled flat water before," Harlan recalled, anticipating a relaxing cruise with his boys. "We brought coolers, fishing rods, radios, and lots of food.
But from the moment Snyder and his son hit the water, said Harlan, they never stopped paddling.
"What do you mean, 'It's not a race?' he asked Snyder after his loaded-down boat finally arrived at the take-out and picnic.
The following year, said Harlan, he and his sons arrived in a stripped-down boat. "And we started getting competitive!"
That's the beauty of the canoe-a-thon, say its fans.
Paddlers can challenge themselves to try and beat their time from earlier years, challenge family members or buddies in a friendly wager, or even vie to be the first canoeist or kayaker to finish.
Or they can sit back and enjoy nature, the river, wildlife, and all the history floating by.
River's heritage
"Views from the river have not changed that much in over 400 years," pointed out Stephen Winks, the canoe-a-thon sponsorship chairman.
Noting that the 17th century Wilton Farm in Varina was called "World's End," because there was no known European habitation beyond that point, he added, "You can not only see the unchanged views . . . but imagine the history of native Americans, and at Wilton, with it literally being the end of the world as we knew it."
Both the put-in and take-out sites are historic spots, said Winks. Rocketts Landing was the largest seaport in the country prior to the advent of railroads, and Thomas Jefferson's grandfather and namesake lived at the town of Osborne, across from Osborne Landing, where he operated a ferry.
Just half a mile from Osborne Landing also lies Snyder's residence of Aarrahahatteck.
"It is the only named spot on Captain John Smith's 1610 map of Virginia," said Winks, "other than James Towne."
Although the canoe-a-thon may have originally been organized as a fun club activity and fundraiser -- proceeds contribute to community scholarships, middle school reading programs, after-school YMCA programs, and assistance for the sight and hearing impaired -- Winks views it also as a means of raising awareness about Varina.
Most people think of Varina as nothing more than a sleepy rural suburb of Richmond, said Winks. The canoe-a-thon gives organizers a chance to promote the community's beauty, as well as its "extraordinary history [as the] second oldest spot in North America, in the most historic city in North America: Richmond, Va."
'Family reunion'
In addition to the opportunity to get close to nature and history, the canoe-a-thon also provides what Harlan calls a "family reunion" atmosphere. Snyder returns with sons and grandchildren every year, and Harlan's two boys -- now in their twenties -- come back to town annually for the event.
For Dave Whyte, who paddled with Snyder because his usual partner couldn't make it, the event was a chance to spend a few hours with a role model and good friend.
"I keep coming back every year because Buz is like a father to me," said Whyte.
Whyte met Snyder in 1994 through his friend Billy Waldecker, who is a great nephew of Snyder's wife, Nelda. "Billy and I were big bass fishing nuts," said Whyte, "so naturally Buz's pond was a great place to visit."
In return for the chance to fish at Arrahatteck, Whyte would help out with tasks such as clearing brush or repairing the dock. Eventually, Whyte began attending the Waldecker family reunion each July -- a tradition he has continued since he married and had children.
"Over the years, Buz and Nelda fell in love with my family and vice versa, and we feel like part of their extended family," he said. "Arrahatteck is a place that my kids have grown up with and our memories there are very fond."
Since his own father's death in 2007, Whyte said Snyder's role in his life has taken on an even more special significance.
"I have great respect and admiration for Buz," he said. "[He is] someone I can model myself after in terms of attitude and integrity.
"It was an honor to paddle with him for the first time this year."
No tornadoes needed
As canoe-a-thon participants reached the take-out location at Osborne Landing and gathered for the barbecue lunch, it was clear that even the prospect of a few sore muscles would not deter anyone from returning the following year.
One woman, climbing stiffly from her canoe, managed a smile as she groaned, "I don't think I'll do this tomorrow, though."
Another woman, who seemed to take perverse pride in finishing last -- even with a helpful tow from the "sag wagon" boat -- showed off several treasures she had found along the journey.
"Look at this burly piece of driftwood!" she exclaimed, adding, "There were too many interesting things to see [to paddle fast]."
On the bus ride back to Rocketts Landing to pick up cars, Angela Paust was already nostalgic as she reminisced, "It was so nice to be out there on the river."
Her fellow teacher, Worrell, confirmed that it won't take a tornado to get them to another canoe-a-thon.
"We'll be back next year," said Worrell. "It was awesome."
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Dwayne Fulgence guilty of murder after shooting dead Marlon Campbell in Bellingham
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A 28-YEAR-OLD man has been convicted of shooting Marlon Campbell dead in Bellingham last year.
Mr Campbell was shot in Lushington Road, Bellingham, just before 9.15pm on June 16.
The 23-year-old, from Lewisham, was taken by ambulance to Kings College Hospital and died at 2.15pm the following day.
Today (Jan 31) an Old Bailey jury convicted Dwayne Fulgence, of no fixed address, of the murder.
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Kokomo — A lightning bolt left a smoking hole in the venerable Howard Masonic Temple's chimney Monday, strewing pieces of brick over a 30-yard area.
No one was hurt, and the building didn't catch fire when the bolt more or less exploded the chimney stack.
Kokomo firefighters responded within minutes, but didn't have much to do, other than block off Taylor Street and the alley on the east side of the six-story temple.
Dave Trobaugh, president of the temple corporation board, said he expects insurance will pay for the damage.
Pioneer Restoration, Frankfort, will restore the chimney to look as it did before the lightning strike.
"We have to put it back up, because it's on the [national] historic register," Trobaugh said of the chimney.
The temple, finished in 1922, was solidly built, Trobaugh said. The chimney is composed of three layers of brick.
"They built everything solid back then," he said.
Kokomo Fire Chief Pat O'Neill was at Fire Station No. 1 downtown when the lightning bolt hit around 11 a.m.
"I came out of my chair," O'Neill said. "It was certainly loud."
A passer-by saw lightning hit the chimney and reported it, O'Neill said.
"There was no resulting fire, or fire damage. It was strictly from the lightning," he said.
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Tis the Season for Identity Theft and Credit Card Fraud
As the holiday shopping season approached, shoppers aren't the only ones gearing up for the rush. Identity thieves and credit card scammers, always trying to stay a step ahead of you, are ramping up as well. We've covered most of the tips for protecting yourself against theft and fraud, but, to ensure your holiday season is a safe one, we'll repeat the more overlooked steps again:
- Control your receipts. Receipts tend to fly during hectic shopping sprees. Designate a secure place to keep all of your receipts and then dispose of them after reconciling them with your bill.
- Buy yourself an early present get a shredder. It's the gift that keeps giving you security. Shred all receipts, bills, and anything with your personal information.
- Look over your shoulder. Someone may be looking back. As tactless and amateurish as it sounds, it's still the most often used tactic by thieves to steal your pin number at the ATM machine or checkout.
- Monitor your accounts. It may be a good time to subscribe to a monitoring service, or you can do it yourself, checking your accounts regularly for unauthorized purchase.
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Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath with powder room on 16th floor with beautiful full view of the ocean and a view of the St. Martin's River on the Bayside balcony. Fully equipped kitchen with laundry facilities in the unit. Large living room with 32in flat screen T.V and electric fireplace. Living room is furnished with Sleeper Sofa. Very clean, very large unit. Master bedroom has king sized bed and has private entrance onto the ocean front balcony. Guest bedroom has two full/queen sized beds. Both living room and master bed have regular drapes with black out shades. Both baths are fully fitted with shower, tub, vanities, mirrors and commodes Both balconies are fully furnished and are carpeted. Very large dining room which seats 6. Counter top seating for 2. Tile floors throughout hallway, living room and dining room. Both bedroom floors are carpeted.
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The famous Ocean City Boardwalk was voted one of the top ten boardwalks in the country and provides shopping and amusements for all ages. Whether you prefer browsing for beach items, enjoying beach treats at the many fine restaurants and eateries, playing at the many arcades and amusement parks or simply going for a relaxing stroll, the three mile long Ocean City Boardwalk is sure to please you.
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Once the heir apparent to run the New York Yankees, Steve Swindal is still in baseball -- as co-owner of a complex in the Dominican Republic that develops prospects with the hope of getting them signed with major league teams.
Married to one of George Steinbrenner's daughters, Swindal was a general partner of the team from 1998-06 and chairman of the Yankees' parent company. Steinbrenner designated him as his successor in June 2005.
Everything changed on Feb. 15, 2007, when Swindal was arrested for driving under the influence. His wife, Jennifer, filed for divorce the following month, the Yankees bought out his ownership stake that November and Steinbrenner turned over control of the team to son Hal Steinbrenner not long after.


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Rumour Mill: Luke Shaw linked with world record move to Manchester City
Updated 3:05pm Monday 13th January 2014 in Sport
LUKE Shaw is being linked with a world record move to Premier League leaders Manchester City.
The 18-year-old Saints left back has long been linked with Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United.
But now a national newspaper claims City could offer £30m for the England Under-21 international.
That would make Shaw the most expensive full back in football history, with Barcelona having paid £29.5m to land Dani Alves six years ago from Sevilla.
Shaw, who was first linked with City two years ago, has continually stated he is happy at Saints after signing a new five year deal on his 18th birthday last summer.
And manager Mauricio Pochettino has repeatedly stated Shaw is not leaving St Mary's.
Prior to last month's home loss to Tottenham, Pochettino said of Shaw: "It's a very clear situation. "The player wants to stay and the club is not willing to sell.
"What we also need to consider is he still only 18, still progressing, still learning how to be an experienced player, so we need to be very calm about the situation.
"It is taking him some time to mature as a player and I think all these rumours and this speculation around him is not beneficial for him. It's negative for him.
"It's also very clear what the project here at Southampton is – it's a project of young players and Luke Shaw is a prime example of a young player who has come up through the ranks in this club.
"What's clear is that the player is not for sale and the player has stated he doesn't want to go anywhere else.
"Other clubs can show their interest, they can come, and journalists can write whatever they want, but it's very clear that the player is not for sale and does not want to go anywhere.
"He is an 18-year-old player, he is growing, he is maturing, he needs to develop himself psychologically, mentally, tactically, technically."
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Other than that, interesting news.
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I have been very please with our progress this season but unfortunately there is a clear gap in quality and depth compared to the top 6 as we have seen.
NC and MP have a plan and I hope the players are along for the ride too as we all are.
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Santa Retfordia wrote:Retford you just made me laugh out loud !! Love it !
The important thing to remember about this story is that it's a load of total and utter bol1ocks made up by the Mail.
Other than that, interesting news.
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Selena Gomez has revealed she turned to Katy Perry for dating advice.
The Come And Get It singer - who previously had a long on-off romance with Justin Bieber - admitted she went to Katy for tips on finding a man who wouldn't be intimidated by her strength.
Selena, 21, told Seventeen magazine: "I actually talked to Katy Perry about guys who are intimidated by strong girls.
"I haven't found someone yet who could understand my lifestyle, support it, love me through it, and not be threatened by it. It's hard. I do think I might scare some guys, because I'm like, 'I want to change the world! I have dreams! What do you want to do?' But I only know how to be me."
The former Wizards Of Waverly Place actress, who finally split from Justin in 2013, also revealed that she feels she has come into her own in the past year.
She explained: "This year is when I really started feeling powerful. I had always been the underdog secretly. I was on Disney when it was Miley [Cyrus], the Jonas Brothers, and Demi [Lovato].
"I questioned the way I looked, acted, sang, and wrote. Then I turned 20, went through a really bad break-up, and realised I needed to have Come And Get It be amazing.
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Hike and Explore Assateague Island
Baltimore, Maryland Hiking & Trekking
Enjoy Terrapin Treks most exciting trip Your three day journey will take you to the beautiful Assateague island on Marylands eastern shore. You will see the famous wild Assateague ponies while hiking along side the Atlantic ocean....
$399 Per Trip
Silver Spring, Maryland Horseback Riding
Reddemeade provides English riding lessons for people of all ages and riding abilities- from those who have never been on a horse to experienced riders who wish to polish their skills. We are a complete horse center, with friendly professional staff...
Delmarva Balloon Rides
Chester, Maryland Ballooning
Hot Air Balloon Rides over Maryland's Eastern Shore. The Experience of a Lifetime! Gift Certificates Available. I can take 2 people for a private flight, or up to 10 people for a large group flight....
Rates from $245 Per Person
Maryland Family Eco Kayaking Tours and Hiking
Western Maryland, Maryland Eco Tours
All Earth Eco Tours offers the finest in nature and family activities for groups and individuals visiting the Deep Creek Lake, Maryland Area. Guided Hiking Tours, Organic Farm Tours, Eco Kayaking Eagle Watching Tours, Kids Programs, Bonfires...
$55 Per Trip
The Campgrounds at Sandy Cove
North East, Maryland Campgrounds & RV Parks
You'll love camping in the beautiful Maryland woodlands, nestled by the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay. Take the time to reconnect with your family and friends and spend some quiet moments renewing your relationship with God....
Starting at $35 Per Night
Stormy Petrel Charters
Deale, Maryland Fishing Trips
Chesapeake Bay Sportfishing Charters for Rockfish (Striped Bass), Blues, Perch, Croaker, Spot, and more....
The Blue Max Inn
Eastern Shore, Maryland Bed & Breakfasts
An elegant,historic inn, located in the heart of town. Eight luxurious rooms, private baths, sumptuous gourmet breakfasts, two relaxing porches, many extra touches. Walk to waterfront, shopping and dining....
Jacob Rohrbach Inn - At the Antietam Battlefield
Antietam, Maryland Bed & Breakfasts
A Sharpsburg landmark since 1804. Search for Jacob Rohrbach Inn on Google for accurate information. Don't bother filling out the contact form on this site, the Inn will never see it. ...
$114 Per Night/Room
Marquis Manor Bed and Breakfast
Eastern Shore, Maryland Bed & Breakfasts
Marquis Manor of Crisfield, Maryland is an historic home featuring 7 bedrooms, serene grounds, and in walking distance to everything. Come and explore the last frontier of Maryland's Eastern Shore! Visit Jane's Island or watch the watermen come in...
Starting at $88 Per Night
Sail Selina II
Saint Michaels, Maryland Scenic Cruises & Boat Tours
Limited to just 6 guests, come join us for a relaxing sail and unwind, slow down, and enjoy the good life. Selina II is a classic yacht with freshly varnished mahogany and brightly polished bronze, still in the same family since 1926....
Starting at $65 Per Person
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