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It may have been a relatively brief affair, but what it lacked in length it more than made up for in intensity.
Lesnar set the pace right away. As soon as the bout began, the champion took one step directly to the side and then charged across the cage at Velasquez, bringing all of his 264 pounds crashing directly into the challenger.
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"I was kind of surprised by how hard he came forward right at the beginning," Velasquez said at the post-fight press conference. "I kind of froze for a minute."
Though visibly undersized against the hulking Lesnar, Velasquez managed to avoid some early takedowns and got up quickly after later ones, eventually forcing Lesnar into striking exchanges where the quicker Velasquez had the upper hand.
Midway into the first round Velasquez cut Lesnar around his left eye and even secured a takedown of his own. Once back on his feet, a wobbly Lesnar attempted to flee from Velasquez's punches and wound up stumbling to the mat. It proved to be the beginning of the end.
"We just had to pick our shots," said Velasquez. "I knew that the referee wasn't going to stop it that early, so we had to pick our shots. I wasn't just going to go crazy, just trying to punch him because he was on bottom. He was covering up well."
After working back to his feet, Lesnar took several more hard shots and again crumpled to the mat. From there it only took a few more perfunctory punches from Velasquez before referee Herb Dean called a stop to the bout at 4:12 of the first round.
Velasquez said after the bout that he wanted to dedicate the victory and the title to Mexicans both in the U.S. and Mexico, adding that he hoped more Latinos would enter MMA in the future.
As for Lesnar, the former champ did not attend the post-fight press conference because, according to UFC president Dana White, "he didn't want to take away from Cain's moment." He was also reportedly busy getting stitches for the cut around his eye.
When asked whether Lesnar's loss would hurt the drawing power of the UFC's most high profile fighter, White replied that people would "always be interested" in Lesnar, but admitted that he needed to work on his ability to take punches.
"We've seen fights where his stand-up looks...you know, he's not winning any boxing titles or anything, but his stand-up looks good when he's throwing punches and landing them. When he's getting hit is when everything starts to fall apart."
In the night's co-main event, welterweight Jake Shields, who defected to the UFC after holding the Strikeforce middleweight belt, won a somewhat unpopular decision over Martin Kampmann in his UFC debut.
Shields acknowledged that the performance was "not my best," and attributed some of the lackluster effort to a difficult weight cut that involved dropping twenty pounds in a single day, a move the UFC president called "ridiculous."
Asked if Shields would still receive a title shot after winning a fight that left the arena showering him with boos, White replied, "Yeah, he won."
Finally, Diego Sanchez took a step toward a career comeback with a thrilling three-round decision over Brazilian Paulo Thiago – a bout that netted both men the $70,000 bonus for Fight of the Night.
Sanchez chalked the win up to moving back to his old training home at Greg Jackson's gym in Albuquerque, as well as to a renewed career focus.
"I was partying there for a while," said Sanchez. "Everyone knows, I was drunk at the MMA award show. That's the past."
Other bonus awards on the night went to Velasquez for Knockout of the Night and to Daniel "Ninja" Roberts, for Submission of the Night after his anaconda choke win over Mike Guymon.
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Nancy Barnett
Associate Professor (Research):
Behavioral and Social Sciences, Program in Public Health
Phone: 401-863-6649
Dr. Barnett is an Associate Professor (Research) in the Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences in the Program in Public Health. She completed her graduate training at the University of Washington and her predoctoral and postdoctoral training at Brown University. Her primary areas of interest are 1) developing and testing brief interventions for substance use among adolescents and young adults, 2) how change occurs following alcohol-related critical events, and 3) the use of internet-based and transdermal technologies for the assessment and treatment of alcohol use disorders. Her research has been funded by the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). Her recent publications have focused on efficacy, mediators, and moderators of brief interventions for adolescents and young adults, efficacy of contingency management for reducing alcohol use, predictors of change following alcohol-related experiences, and characteristics of college students who have specific alcohol-related events. Dr. Barnett has served on numerous scientific review committees for the Center for Scientific Review and NIAAA, and is currently the Secretary of the Research Society on Alcoholism.
Dr. Barnett's research has focused on efficacy, mediators, and moderators of brief interventions for adolescents and young adults, predictors of change following alcohol-related experiences, and characteristics of college students who have specific alcohol-related events. She recently has been evaluating the utility of an alcohol biosensor for use in clinical interventions, and is also interested in how substance use influences are transmitted within social networks. Her work has been funded by the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). Dr. Barnett is a Co-Investigator on eight other research projects funded by the National Institutes of Health, including alcohol treatment outcome trials for adolescents, college students, and emergency room and trauma patients, an assessment study of drinking milestones in adolescents, and investigations of treatment processes in Motivational Interviewing.
Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, Postdoctoral Training Program, Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies, Brown University, 1998-1999.
Sharon Chauncey Award, Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies, Brown University, 1999.
American Psychological Association
Association of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies
Research Society on Alcoholism
Association for Psychological Science
Funded Research
Current Grants
1. Barnett, N. P. (Principal Investigator), Swift, R. NIAAA: "A Multi-Component Data Processing Program for Transdermal Alcohol Sensors" (R21 AA020943), 07/1/2012 06/30/2014, $262,500 total direct costs.
2. Bock, E., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Rosen, R. NIAAA: "Text Messaging as a Novel Alcohol Intervention for Community College Students" (R21 AA021014), 7/1/12 - 6/30/14.
3. Borsari, B. E., Apodaca, T. Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Carey, K., Jackson, K. NIAAA: "Within-session Mechanisms of Behavior Change in At-Risk College Students" (R01 AA017427), 8/1/09-6/30/13, $995,189 total direct costs.
4. Jackson, K., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Colby, S. M., Kahler, C., Hussong, A. NIAAA: "Initiation and Progression through Early Drinking Milestones in Underage Drinkers" (R01 AA16838), 9/1/08-8/31/13, $3,677,696 total costs.
5. Monti, P., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Colby, S. M., Mastroleo, N., Operario, D., Shepard, D. , Wiley, B. NIAAA: Brief Interventions in the Emergency Department for Alcohol and HIV/Sexual Risk (2R01 AA009892-16), 8/15/10-7/31/15, $424,804 first-year costs.
6. Orchowski, L., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Borsari, B., Wood, M., Zlotnick, C. NIAAA: "Integrated Alcohol and Sexual Assault Intervention for College Men" (R34 AA020852), 9/20/12 - 8/31/15.
7. Spirito, A., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Knopik, V., Rende, R., Zlotnick, C. NIAAA: "Effects of the Family Check-Up on Adolescents with Alcohol-Related Events and Their Siblings" (R01 AA017659), 8/1/08 - 7/31/13, $2,915,931 total direct costs.
8. Spirito, A., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator). NIDA: "Individual and Family Motivational Interviews for Substance Using Truant Teens" (R34 DA0029871), 7/1/10 - 6/30/13, $142,500 total direct costs.
Completed Grants
1. Apodaca, T. Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Borsari, B., Jackson, K. NIAAA: "Sequential and Component Analysis of MI Mechanisms with College Drinkers" (R01 AA017874), 09/30/09 08/31/12, $489,750 total direct costs.
2. Colby, S. M., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Kahler, C. NIAAA: "Brief Alcohol Intervention for School-to-Work Transitions" (R01 AA016000), 9/20/09-9/19/12, $710,797 total direct costs.
3. Nunn, A., Barnett, N. P. (Subcontract Principal Investigator). Center for AIDS Research: "Exploring Prevalence of Sexual Concurrency and Predictors of HIV and STIs at Crossroads STI Clinic in Jackson, Mississippi," 6/01/10 1/31/12, $15,110.
4. Hogan, J., Liu, Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Kahler, C. NIAAA: "New Approaches to Mediation Analysis using Causal Inference Methods" (1RC1 AA019186), 10/01/09-09/30/11, (stimulus) $327,201 first-year costs.
5. Barnett, N. P. (Principal Investigator), Tidey, J., Swift, R., Colby, S. M. NIAAA: "Contingency Management for Alcohol Abuse Using Transdermal Alcohol Detection" (R21 AA015980), 9/15/08 8/31/11, $262,500 total direct costs.
6. Borsari, B. E., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Kahler, C. W., Monti, P. M., O'Leary Tevyaw, T. A. NIAAA: "Stepped Care for Mandated College Students" (R01 AA015518), 6/1/05 5/31/11, $1,025,000 total direct costs.
7. Barnett, N. P. (Principal Investigator), Clark, M., Linkletter, C. Research Excellence Award, Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies: "A Social Network Analysis of Alcohol and Drug Associations in College Students," 12/1/10 3/31/11, $14,432.
8. Barnett, N. P. (Principal Investigator), Colby, S. M., Corriveau, D. P., Fingeret, A., Kahler, C., Monti, P. M., O'Leary, T. A., Read, J. P., Wood, M. D. NIAAA: "Naturalistic Influences on Alcohol Problems in College" (RO1 AA13970), 9/30/03 8/31/10, $2,138,491 total direct costs.
9. Spirito, A., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Knopik, V., Dishion, T. NIDA: "Substance Abuse Prevention for Preadolescents with Psychiatric Disorders" (R21 DA024207), 7/1/08 - 6/30/10, $275,000 total direct costs.
10. Monti, P. M., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Principal Investigator), Biffl, W. L., Cioffi, W. G., Colby, S. M., Gogineni, A., Gwaltney, C. J. NIAAA: "Enhanced MI with Alcohol Positive Trauma Patients" (R01 AA009892), 06/01/1994 - 04/30/2010, $2,133,733 total direct costs.
11. Squires, D. D., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Monti, P. M., Storti, S. NIDA: "Training Drug Treatment Providers to Adopt Evidence-Based Practices" (R21 DA021150), 5/1/07 4/30/09, $275,000 total direct costs.
12. Monti, P. M., O'Leary, T., Colby, S. M., Tidey, J., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Rohsenow, D. J. NIDA: "Contingency Management and MET for Adolescent Smoking" (R01 DA11204), 7/1/02 6/31/07, $1,843,020 total direct costs.
13. Spirito, A., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Principal Investigator), Monti, P. M., O'Leary, T., Colby, S. M., Rohsenow, D. J., Lewander, W. NIAAA: "Family Motivational Interviews for ETOH+ Teens in the ER" (R01 AA13385), 7/1/02 6/31/07, $2,075,555 total direct costs.
14. Barnett, N. P. (Principal Investigator), Colby, S. M., Monti, P. M., McMillan, M. NIAAA: "Motivational Interviews for Mandated ETOH Education" (R01 AA12158) 04/01/00 - 03/31/05; $549,403 total direct costs.
15. Monti, P. M., Colby, S. M., Spirito, A., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Rohsenow, D. J., Woolard, R. NIAAA: "Motivational Interviewing for ETOH+ Teens in the ER" (R01 AA09892) 05/01/99 12/31/04; $1,267,970 total direct costs.
16. Stein, L. A. R., Colby, S. M., Barnett, N. P. (Co-Investigator), Monti, P. M., Wirt, P. W. NIDA: "Motivational Interviews for Incarcerated Teens" (R01 DA13375) 8/13/00 - 8/14/05, $800,000 total direct costs.

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Western History & Genealogy Blog
Weird Photo Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Submitted by James Rogers on Wed, 07/27/2011 - 3:55pm
Not everyone sees an elephant trying to buy a want ad! Talk about weird. At least he won't forget what the ad was about! For more information about this photograph, click here.


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BOSTON — James "Whitey" Bulger's lawyers have submitted a new, pared-down witness list for his racketeering trial.
On the list to testify is former Bulger ally Patrick Nee, one of the masterminds behind an operation to smuggle guns to the IRA aboard a Gloucester fishing vessel.
Bulger's lawyers had submitted a list with the names of more than 80 potential witnesses. Their new list, filed early Tuesday, contains 37 names; they later said they would still remove some people from the list.
Joseph Salvati, a former North End man who was wrongly convicted of a 1965 gangland slaying in Chelsea based on testimony from corrupt FBI informant Joseph Barboza, was originally on the list but Bulger's lawyers said they would not call him. Salvati and lawyers for three other men sued the FBI and won a $107 million civil judgment in 2007.
The prosecution is still presenting its witnesses — Bulger cohort Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi's testimony is expected Thursday — but could wrap up by the end of this week. The defense could begin presenting its case early next week.
The 83-year-old Bulger is accused of playing a role in 19 killings in the 1970s and 80s, including that of John McIntyre, a mechanic on the Gloucester-based fishing vessel Valhalla, which Nee and his cohorts used to move 7 1/2 tons of weapons to the Irish Republic Army in September 1984.
The weapons were seized in Irish waters after being offloaded onto another ship. Bulger believed McIntyre was the informant who led officials to the arms shipment, and had his cohort Kevin Weeks and Nee lure him to an East Boston house in November 1984 where McIntyre was shot in the head before being buried in the basement. Weeks and Flemmi have both said Bulger fired the killing shot.
Nee pleaded guilty to four counts of violating federal firearms and export laws in the gun-running case. He had faced 22 years in prison and $156,000 in fines, which was reduced to four years.
Nee served 18 months in federal prison. When he was released in 1989, he severed ties with Bulger, saying he was disgusted by McIntyre's murder.


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L'apparition de pigeons morts et mourants surnommés les «pigeons zombies»- en raison de leur comportement étrange-inquiète les habitants de Moscou.
D'après le Wall Street Journal, c'est la semaine dernière que les Moscovites ont commencé à porter attention à ces «zombies» à plumes qui marchaient à reculons, en cercle, ou restaient sans bouger la tête au sol.
«Avant, quand je marchais pour aller travailler, je voyais habituellement des pigeons qui volaient dans les alentours», explique un auditeur de Radio Free Europe du nom de Oumid. Mais depuis tout récemment, ils ne réagissent plus à rien. J'ai vu des pigeons qui tournaient en rond agir de manière vraiment bizarre.»
Plus inquiétant encore, le Service d'inspection vétérinaire et phytosanitaire fédéral de la Russie a d'abord cru que les oiseaux étaient infectés par la maladie de Newcastle, un virus contagieux pouvant infecter les humains. Toutefois, les plus récentes informations et autopsies indiquent que les pigeons seraient plutôt atteints de la salmonellose.
L'inspecteur en chef de la santé en Russie, Guennadi Onichtchenko, affirme que la population ne devrait pas s'inquiéter puisque les pigeons sont «sales» et «stupides». Il met toutefois en garde les gens contre la manipulation de ces oiseaux malades.
Selon The Guardian, certains Russes auraient associé ces drôles d'oiseaux à une prophétie de fin du monde faite par Grigori Raspoutine.
En 2011, le Programme pour l'Environnement des Nations Unies appelait à davantage de recherches sur ce genre de décès. Néanmoins, le zoologiste du Musée d'Histoire naturelle norvégien, Petter Boeckman, souligne que les décès de masse chez les oiseaux sont fréquents, et qu'habituellement la population se livre davantage à des interprétations culturelles que scientifiques.
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Dogs Over The Bridge
In the past fifty years, 50 to 600 dogs have jumped over Scotland's Overtoun Bridge and plummeted to their deaths. A few years ago, five dogs jumped in under six months. The Daily Mail wrote an article featuring reports of horrified pet owners who walked their dog over the bridge, when suddenly the dog would, without warning, leap over the bridge, falling 50 ft to the rocky bottom below. Perhaps even more disturbing, there are reports of "second timers" - of the few dogs who have survived the fall, some jumped over the same bridge again. Many theories have circulated about why dogs react this way to the bridge. Some suggest that the dogs are deliberately committing suicide, perhaps due to depression in their owners or even a supernatural force. More recent research suggests that it may be the scent of minks, an animal known to live under the bridge. Whatever the explanation may be, perhaps dog owners should simply stop walking their dogs over the Overtoun Bridge.
Exploding Toads
LiveScience reports that in 2005, over 1,000 toads exploded in Germany. An autopsy revealed that birds had eaten their livers, causing the toads to puff up and explode. Perhaps the birds were hired by Hannibal Lecter.
Sheep Suicide March
In a pretty strong argument that sheep really do follow blindly, hundreds of sheep followed each other over a cliff in Turkey in 2005. According to the BBC, 400 sheep died, but another 1,100 falling sheep survived the pileup due to bodies cushioning their 15-meter fall. The mass "sheep suicide" devastated villagers in the eastern Van province, as families had relied heavily on their sheep for survival. USA Today suggests that it was an estimated loss of $100,000. What we want to know is, if all the sheep were following each other blindly, which stupid sheep was leading them all?
Thousands Of Dead Red Devils
In 2005, National Geographic reported that thousands of jumbo squid were found beached in California. The death of these "Red Devils" remains a mystery - they may live at depths of over 2,000 feet, so it's hard to learn much about them. In life or death.
Birds And Fish Bizarreness
In early 2011, thousands of birds and millions of fish were found dead across the globe. Mass numbers of dead fish have appeared in Maryland, Arkansas, Brazil, and New Zealand. Meanwhile, a crazy number of dead birds have been found in Arkansas, Louisianna, Kentucky, and Sweden. Theories ranged from fireworks to the apocalypse. We're hoping it was closer to the former.
300 Hippos
300 Hippos were found dead in a Ugandan park in 2004. An investigation revealed that the mass death was due to an anthrax outbreak found in their water. More recently, 82 hippos died this June from another anthrax outbreak in Uganda.
Thousands Of Flamingos, Penguins, And Pelicans
Time Magazine reports that in 2009, birds of many varieties died in mass numbers in Chile. Thousands of flamingos, 1,200 penguins, and about 60 pelicans all were found dead over the course of two months. There has been no proven reason for why all of these birds died, although some theories point to global warming, pollution, overfishing, or the unusually hot weather.
Hundreds Of Beached Whales
One eery Sunday night in 2009, nearly 200 pilot whales stranded themselves on an island between Australia's mainland and Tasmania, reports the BBC. A few months earlier, over 150 pilot whales had beached themselves on Tasmania's west coast. One theory suggests that there may have been a disturbance in echo-location due to nearby humans.
10,000 Wildebeests Pileup
National Geographic reports that an estimated 10,000 Wildebeest lay piled up dead along the banks of Kenya last October. The animals all drowned while trying to migrate across the river, resulting in one percent of the ENTIRE species population being lost. We can't help but wonder… after the first one, two, even 5,000 wildebeest drowned, why did the rest of them still decide to enter the water?
50% Of Earth's Species
Forget mass deaths that happened last year, even last century. This mass animal death really redefines "mass." 65 million years ago, NASA reports that the Chicxulub crater was formed when an asteroid or comet slammed into the earth, wiping out over 50% of the Earth's species. Dinosaurs didn't just die in mass, they went extinct. Makes a few thousand bird deaths seem like a drop in the bucket, doesn't it?
Frog Shower
LiveScience reports that a shower of frogs may have fallen to the ground in the early 20th century. The report is based on a book by Charles Fort, who describes the phenomenon as "a shower of frogs which darkened the air and covered the ground for a long distance." While this event occurred during a rainstorm in Kansas City, Missouri, similar reports popped up in dozens of countries around the world, from Germany to Tahiti. Scientists believe it is possible that strong winds may have carried the light animals short distances, creating the appearance of a frog shower.
Animals Escape Death
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Tonight: Portola Valley meets on food trucks
Original post made on Aug 28, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, August 28, 2013, 9:42 AM
on Aug 28, 2013 at 12:51 pm
It's quite unclear to me why the interest of local fixed food vendors should trump the interest of regular citizens.
on Aug 28, 2013 at 4:09 pm
When did town councils care about the needs of individual citizens? Why let people buy a three dollar burrito when they can get a six dollar one that will taste like cardboard? When food trucks start padding a few palms, then they will be allowed, but then they'll have to charge six dollars for a burrito. Kapeesh?
on Aug 28, 2013 at 4:17 pm
If there's a food truck that's selling burritos for $3 and is on the list for towns like Portola Valley, I'd like to know what its name is.
There is almost nothing inexpensive sold from a gourmet food truck, the kind that visit towns like Portola Valley. It's not a cheap meal. You pay through the nose for everything.
It is a different meal and it may even be a better tasting meal in general, given the pressure a food truck is under to do things rights. They do not have a captive clientele. Word probably gets around.


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Speculation often takes on a life of its own. It's not that information is intentionally reported falsely, it's just the cliche game of telephone. "John is sitting on the right" turns into "John is standing over there with a cup of coffee purple monkey dishwasher."
In digging through stories regarding Steelers WR Mike Wallace, who has until today to sign his restricted free agency tender before the Steelers have the right to reduce it from $2.7 million to $577,000, I came across two main themes; One, everyone seems comfortable in suggesting the Steelers won't exercise that right, and two, no one confirms with the Steelers that's the case.
Until Thursday, that is.
The Tribune-Review noted Steelers GM Kevin Colbert's appearance on Mark Madden's 105.9 FM show the Steelers will not reduce Wallace's tender offer, but the timing of his announcement is interesting.
It's as if he's playing the "in good faith card." That's really what this whole negotiation is about.
Most never felt the team would reduce it, but clearly, Art Rooney II wasn't thrilled with Wallace not attending minicamp. In that, he could make a valid argument that both sides were asked to negotiate in good faith, and part of that is signing his RFA tender and showing up to work with his team.
I'm not suggesting that's the right course of action, but it's fair for Rooney to exercise his collectively bargained right to reduce his tender after the other side snubbed his team by not showing up to a mandatory event.
This bleeds into a frequently argued point on here. Wallace is technically not under contract with the Steelers, although the Steelers maintain his rights. He cannot play somewhere in 2012 without the Steelers' approval, which is in many ways a binding contract. As a part of the NLFPA, Wallace is subject to the same rules regarding restricted free agency, and while I'm fairly certain the Steelers wouldn't be allowed to put a gun to his head and force him to run fly routes, the idea centers around negotiating in good faith.
So should he show up or shouldn't he? Should the Steelers reduce his tender offer or shouldn't they?
Is Colbert's well-timed statement his way of acting in good faith? If it is, what will Wallace's be?


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To my mind, the reason why there isn't more of Peter Kelly's kind of writing is that there aren't enough places where one can make a living writing about architecture. There are probably fewer than a dozen people who make a living in the United States writing about architecture (and don't get the majority of their incomes through editing, teaching or consulting). The problem, in other words, isn't that Geoff Manaugh is a popular blogger, but that the vision of Peter Kelly's ideal critic isn't economically feasible these days.In AA I wrote:
But if we are not careful, if critics don't assert their authority and attract an audience, if magazines and newspapers don't keep design and architecture in their culture sections, if new institutions aren't created online, architecture critique could disappear back into the academy. The uncertainty of the media landscape is part of the problem. For critics to do their job, they need a certain degree of security. Financial security, in the sense of someone to pay for their travel (if the architect pays, it creates an ethical quandary) and someone to pay for their words (to make it worth their while). But they also need institutional security — to a point. Authority comes from expertise, it comes from developing a point of view over time, it comes from the audience expectations that a critic will be there to tell them what is what, but it also comes from others' support...The blogosphere is perfect for the critical swarm, but (and I know this is not a bloggy POV) there still need to be arbiters to whittle down that swarm. We may want more critics, but do we really care to follow more than a max of 10?
Recent experience has confirmed for me that the global architectural audience is dying for everyone to get to the point. Tell us what is at stake (and make sure something is). Be incisive (describe, critique, stop). Be emotional (if you don't care, don't cover it up with words). Be thrilling (Why is everyone nostalgic for Herbert Muschamp? Because his writing had feeling). And if possible, talk to each other. One architectural critique can only be so interesting, but the critical swarm, offering real differences of opinion, born from critics' experiences of different places? That's exciting.
So how could new critics appear? Old-fashioned as it sounds, I think we need people who still have cultural power, as editors, clients, architects, to make them. In the olden days of criticism, critics hand-picked their successors. But now no one wants to leave the job. (Where is there to go?) I have heard several people suggest term limits as a way to keep the limited number of major positions fresh. It is not a bad idea, because if you are doing the job right, you should be exhausted. Michael Sorkin, who set the tone for tyro de-institutionalized criticism at the Village Voice in the 1980s, eventually gave it up. What he writes now has a different tone. But if he had kept writing at that pace his writing, too, would have probably have lost energy. It is a tricky question of timing. Most critics need time to settle into their jobs and find their voice, then they have a few years of glide, then we grow weary of their schtick.It's hard to find the time or place for any part of that old career trajectory. And yet Lind ends her post with, "Anyone else inspired to answer this call to action?"


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|Public meetings
Vilas County Board of Supervisors — Tuesday, May 28, 6:30 p.m., St. Germain Community Center. Agenda:?Grant support for Vilas County Lakes Program Staff and amending the 2006-2020 Vilas County Forest Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
Vilas County Land Records Committee — Wednesday, May 29, 9 a.m., courthouse. Agenda: 2014-'15 budget proposals and digital data requests.Vilas County Public Health Committee — Wednesday, May 29, 10 a.m., courthouse. Agenda:?Recovering costs of animal control programs and review vaccine costs.
Oneida County Planning &?Zoning Committee — Wednesday, May 29, 2 p.m., Woodruff Town Hall. Agenda:?Discuss zoning permit and conditonal-use permit.
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I will be driving down to Cactus Cliff, Shelf Road on Sunday for the day. Let me know if you are going to be there and wouldnt mind someone joining in. I've been climbing safely since 1969 and am a good belayer. I'll take lots of draws and 2 ropes. I should get there between 9 and 10 am.
Hey dude, can I catch a ride? I'm in boulder but could meet you somewhere.
Greg, I might be interested. Waiting to hear back from a partner. Thx. -Jim
I wont be going after all. Toe surgery and no assurance of finding someone to climb with. Oh well, next weeekend!


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Last month on the train ride home from prison, Shermain Miles said she was done with booze — done with the old life of petty crime, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.
Old habits apparently die hard.
The woman who has racked up a near-record 396 arrests picked up one more this week when she was hauled off an Edgewater street for a host of alleged offenses, including misdemeanor battery, theft, reckless conduct and drinking in public.
Miles, 52, was due to appear at the George Leighton courthouse at 26th and California Friday, police said.
"It's sad," remarked Ald. James Cappleman (46th), a Miles victim in August 2012.
After her release from Logan Correctional Center in Downstate Lincoln Nov. 18, Miles headed to Humboldt Park to a second-chance residential home for ex-inmates. At the time, Miles — whose arrests have mostly occurred on the North Side — said she planned to quit drinking for good and stay away from her drinking buddies on the North Side.
But the Edgewater business community — which dreaded Miles' return — began seeing her in her old haunts earlier this month.
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RANGERS have confirmed that it was not their decision to be removed from the Markus Liebherr Memorial Cup.
Saints announced on Tuesday night that Anderlecht were replacing the troubled Scottish giants in the three-team pre-season tournament, which also features Arsenal.
A statement released by Rangers yesterday said: "Southampton informed us last night (Tuesday) they could no longer offer us a place at the tournament.
"A statement on their website then revealed Anderlecht were replacing us."
Saints had said the reason for the change in teams was "due to the well-publicised circumstances surrounding the Scottish side."
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The search for a missing elderly man with dementia came to a tragic end.
Earl "Andy" Anderson left the Country Club Estates on Monday night, and reportedly was last seen at a Casey's General Store in Paola. However, after reviewing surveillance video, authorities determined he wasn't at the store.
His body was found about 9 a.m. Tuesday in a wooded area south of the Paola Country Club.
The Country Club staff contacted police when they realized Anderson was missing. The assisted living facility is not a nursing home and does not have the same supervision that a nursing home does.
The owner of the assisted living center would not give any information about what precautions they have in place.
Deputy Chief Don Poore said Paola police used every available officer, firefighter, search and rescue dogs and others in the search. Poor said a heat-sensor airport from Salina was deployed along with officers from Wichita.
"If we had seen him we needed to call. He'd only been missing for half an hour at that time, " said Rebecca Bearpaw who got a visit from police at the store where she works. "We kept seeing the cops circling. They were patrolling. It seemed like they were trying really hard."
The search went until 5 a.m. Tuesday when it was halted. The search resumed at 7 a.m. He was found a short time later only 150 feet from his assistance living home.
Alzheimer's advocates say often loved ones choose assisted living with good intentions when it may not be the best option.
"People try to put their loved one in, quote, 'the least restrictive environment,'" said Michelle Niedens who directs programs for the Heart of America Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. "That is not necessarily what works with dementia. We don't think about things as least restrictive. What we think about is most successful."
Anderson's wife is 90. Police say she is understandably distraught.
"Any decision made out of love is the right one and that no one knows the perfect answer and second guessing is painful, so I wish for this family that they not feel guilty," Niedens said.
Authorities said officers were saddened and troubled that the search didn't have a good outcome. He said he knew Anderson personally and many in the small town of Paola did.
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The Carolina Panthers suffered a preseason casualty in Sunday night's preseason game against the New York Jets, as running back Jonathan Stewart left the game with an ankle injury.
Since the game ended, the team has confirmed that the ankle is sprained and Stewart will likely rest for the remainder of the preseason, according to Joe Person of The Charlotte Observer.
"It looked like he he had a twisted ankle, sprained it a little bit," said head coach Ron Rivera. "We're going to be very careful with it obviously. We got X-rays, completely negative. So we feel very good about that and we'll see how he feels in the morning. ... I'll tell you right now, he's not going to play on Thursday."
It's bad timing for Carolina, as Stewart signed a five-year extension worth $36.5 million earlier this month.
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The property market is one of the most frequently changing element of our economy. Some of the factors that cause it were the rise in the demand for new homes amongst the people. It is a dream for anyone to get new properties, as it has been easier to get moved to a new house. Many people are willing to purchase a house for the first time in their lives, that is often a dream for them. The dream about having a house of one's own is a very old idea, as human beings already held the need to stay in a personal home straight from the start of human life across the world. In the primitive era, people used to live in separated caves, created by nature and looking at an ultramodern era like this, we own residences made by real estate organizations.
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The interest on purchasing a first home is substantial. So, several programs were released to help those achieve it. Programs differ much to fit various customers. However, they all are targeted for first time home buyers. Helping to get a first home even for customers with low income. Sometimes the assistance is really priceless, you can read here http://www.forfirsttimehomebuyer.com/how-are-the-various-programs-assisting-the-first-time-homebuyers/.
It has been a really familiar picture that after living in the same old condo a person gets bored and wishes to break away and discover a new place to live. Buying a property is a solution. Unfortunately, it is not easy and it is great that you have programs for those people. Lower interest rate as compared to regular rate available on the market makes it much more accessible for people who could not afford it before. Even those who could afford a house without worrying about programs – it's always better to pay out less than more.
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And the answers were.................?
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When I was in undergraduate college, President Reagan came to speak, and he was amazing! By far the best overall President during my lifetime. He is responsible for bringing down the Berlin wall, defeating communism, and restoring pride in being American! When I look at this upcoming election, it is sad how much the probable candidates on both sides of the aisle are so pathetic compared to beloved President Reagan.
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It is also really sad that our current White House occupant can be compared closer to Lenin than any past United States President.


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How much is a late-season push worth? It varies by the team, obviously. This time last year, Rice rode a five-game winning streak into bowl season, then just kept right on rolling, thumping Air Force by 19 points.
(The Owls are actually still rolling. They've won 16 of 20 after winning nine of their previous 30.)
This time around, however, Rice will be playing against a team that improved dramatically late in the season. Even if the record doesn't quite show it, Mississippi State was a much better team in November than before.
The Bulldogs began the season at 4-3, but their most impressive victim was Bowling Green. They encountered a stretch of three consecutive ranked opponents (at South Carolina, at Texas A&M, Alabama at home), and at their established level of play, they would have lost each game badly. But they were increasingly competitive, hanging in against A&M and Alabama well into the second half.
They needed to both survive a trip to Arkansas and upset Ole Miss in the Egg Bowl to reach bowl eligibility, but they did just that. Depending on your source, it's possible that head coach Dan Mullen could have been in pretty shaky shape if the Bulldogs missed another bowl, but they didn't.
This isn't an amazing team, by any means. But after ranking in the 50s in the F/+ ratings most of the season, MSU charged to 43rd late. The Bulldogs' defense gives them the edge against a Rice team that is very, very happy to be in Memphis, though November form will probably be required to get a seventh win that seemed pretty unlikely a couple of months ago.
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Rice's season to date
In my 2013 Rice preview, I said that whatever the peak of the David Bailiff era at Rice was meant to be, we would probably see it this fall. Rice players were talking about conference titles and 10-win seasons, and I mentioned that with a front-loaded schedule, the Owls might not lose after October 5.
I was wrong -- the Owls did lose once -- but the players were right. After early losses to Texas A&M and Houston, Rice caught fire, beating Tulsa on the road (an impressive win until we found out Tulsa wasn't any good), holding serve at home, and dropping only one conference game against a surprisingly awesome North Texas team.
Rice hosted Marshall in the conference title game, raced out to an early lead, and coasted in surprisingly easy fashion, 41-24. If this is the peak of the Bailiff era, well, I would say the first outright conference title since the 1950s is a pretty high peak, even if Conference USA isn't now what it once was.
MSU's season to date
If you're in the running for a division or conference title, you absolutely want to play best late. But if you are simply trying to hang on for bowl eligibility, you can run into trouble by playing poorly against non-conference foes early and playing well against teams that are out of your league late.
But MSU endured, scared Alabama, beat its rival, and reached 6-6. Granted, four of the six wins were by a combined 21 points, and the Bulldogs went 4-1 in one-possession games, meaning there was a bit of a high-wire act to get here. But the wins still count.
Data dump
|F/+ Rk
|Off F/+ Rk
|Def F/+ Rk
|ST F/+ Rk
|Mississippi State
|Std. Downs S&P+
|Pass. Downs S&P+
|Rushing S&P+
|Passing S&P+
|First Down Rate
|Explosive Drives
|Methodical Drives
|Rice Offense
|MSU Defense
|Adj. Line Yards
|Opportunity Rate
|Power Success Rate
|Stuff Rate
|Adj. Sack Rate
|Std. Downs Sack Rate
|Pass. Downs Sack Rate
|Rice Offense
|MSU Defense
|Std. Downs S&P+
|Pass. Downs S&P+
|Rushing S&P+
|Passing S&P+
|First Down Rate
|Explosive Drives
|Methodical Drives
|MSU Offense
|Rice Defense
|Adj. Line Yards
|Opportunity Rate
|Power Success Rate
|Stuff Rate
|Adj. Sack Rate
|Std. Downs Sack Rate
|Pass. Downs Sack Rate
|MSU Offense
|Rice Defense
|Field Position Adv.
|FG Efficiency
|Punt Efficiency
|Kickoff Efficiency
|Punt Return Efficiency
|Kick Return Efficiency
|Rice Special Teams
|MSU Special Teams
Rice's biggest advantages:
MSU gives you big plays. On a play-for-play basis, Mississippi State's defense holds most of the advantages against a Rice offense that didn't improve nearly as much as its defense in 2013. The Bulldog D ranks in the top 20 in both Rushing and Passing S&P+, and Rice is worse than 80th in both.
But when MSU gives up a score, it tends to be a pretty explosive one, and Rice's offense, though inconsistent, is capable of the big plays it's going to need.
Of the four Rice receivers targeted at least twice per game, three of them average at least 9.1 yards per target, and all four average at least 13.4 yards per catch. Rice is right up there with the Auburns and Minnesotas of the world when it comes to run frequency in non-option offenses; they do it a lot.
But they don't necessarily need a lot of success on the ground to catch you napping through the air. Jordan Taylor, by far the No. 1 target, has 54 catches for 846 yards and came up huge in the C-USA title game, with six catches, 131 yards, and a touchdown. He's an awkward matchup and huge target at 6'5, 210, and if someone in a good MSU secondary falls asleep, he's going deep.
Three-and-outs could be Rice's friend. The measure is not adjusted for strength of schedule, but it bears mentioning that Rice has the advantage on both offense (big) and defense (small) when it comes to First Down Rate, the ability to get at least one first down on a given drive.
As I've written before, you can boil the field position battle down to three things: overall quality (who's moving the ball and who isn't), three-and-outs, and special teams. The MSU defense holds a drastic advantage in the first of those three, but Rice could potentially counteract that with decent defense and by winning the latter two categories. The Owls are good-to-great in the kicking game, MSU's return games have been mediocre-to-bad, and if Rice is going three-and-out less than MSU, consider the field flipped.
Rice doesn't have a ton of margin for error here, obviously. But the recipe for the Owls winning this game -- fewer three-and-outs than MSU, good special teams play, make some defensive stops against a sketchy offense -- isn't exactly hard. The Rice defense has improved dramatically since last year, with proper depth in the defensive backfield for an effective 4-2-5 and play-makers at each level of the defense, from sophomore tackle Christian Covington and end Cody Bauer up front, to safety Malcolm Hill and corners Phillip Gaines and Bryce Callahan in the back.
MSU's biggest advantages:
Behind schedule? Lights out. Perhaps one of the more surprising units in the SEC was Mississippi State's secondary, an incredibly young unit (seniors on the current two-deep: zero) that broke up passes and gave MSU one of the best passing-downs defenses in the country despite a pass rush that was mediocre at best.
Sure, players like end Preston Smith and five-star freshman tackle Chris Jones were able to harry passers at times, but MSU recorded just 16 sacks in 2013. And they ranked second in Passing Downs S&P+. Granted, a lot of that had to do with the play of Nickoe Whitley, who evidently played much of the season with an ACL injury before electing to have surgery after some Egg Bowl heroics. But corners Jamerson Love (a junior), Taveze Calhoun, and Will Redmond (sophomores) are strong, and sophomore safety Kendrick Market has held his own.
Okay, so maybe MSU's passing-downs defense will suffer a bit without Whitley. What was Rice's offense on passing downs? Eighty-ninth. The Owls like to take shots downfield, but only on their own terms. They run 50 percent of the time on second- or third-and-long, and they will probably find the going quite difficult if they try to get aggressive, Whitley or no Whitley.
39th might be the cutoff. Mississippi State wants balance in its offense, running an average amount on standard downs and more frequently than average on passing downs. LaDarius Perkins, Josh Robinson, and Ashton Shumpert average about 20 carries per game, and the Bulldogs were able to establish strong running games against teams ranked worse than 39th in Rushing S&P+ (Rice's ranking). They went for 277 and 5.1 per carry against Auburn (44th), 216 and 6.0 against LSU (52nd), 299 and 7.0 against Texas A&M (69th) and gained at least 5.2 yards per carry against six of seven teams below the No. 39 cutoff. (Against teams better than 39th: 2.9 yards per carry.)
Run defense has been a general strength for Rice; the Owls allowed under five yards per carry seven times in 13 games and experienced a lot of their lesser performances in run defense during blowouts wins (New Mexico State averaged 6.1 per carry, and Louisiana Tech averaged 6.0, and Rice beat those teams by a combined 64 points. If MSU cannot run, the Bulldog passing game is far from scary, even if quarterback Dak Prescott has totally recovered from shoulder injuries that slowed him in November. But if the line is getting a push and both Prescott and the backs are finding holes, the Bulldogs will run and run and run.
Overreactions for 2014
We tend to overreact to particularly positive or negative bowl results when it comes to projecting forward for the next season. How might we overreact to this game?
Rice quarterback Taylor McHargue and leading rusher Charles Ross are seniors, as are about half of the starters on the lines and a few defensive backs. None of these players are irreplaceable, but they played hefty roles in this season's success.
Knowing how we tend to react to a team losing its starting quarterback, it's safe to say that Rice won't be the conference title favorite next year even, if the Owls aren't going to fall apart altogether. But if underclassmen like Jordan Taylor, running backs Jowan Davis or Darik Dillard, or young defenders pave the way for a Rice upset, it would certainly help in the perceptions battle.
Mississippi State, meanwhile, is projected to start just four seniors in Memphis, and while one of them is LaDarius Perkins, this is quite obviously a young team that will be expected to improve by quite a bit in 2013. If the Bulldogs are indeed a top-45 team in 2013, they should expect to improve into the top-35 level next year.
The problem, of course, is ... where does that get you in the SEC West? Ahead of Arkansas and who else? Regardless, a Liberty Bowl win would cap a lovely late-season charge and perhaps garner a couple of preseason poll votes.
F/+ Projection: MSU 24, Rice 21
Win Probability: MSU 64%
The battle between the MSU offense and Rice defense is rather difficult to read. The Bulldogs' offensive success will be dependent on their ability to run the ball, and it's unclear whether they'll be able to. But MSU gets the nod here because we're pretty sure Rice won't be able to run the ball very well against the Bulldogs. Without a steady run game, Rice will have to toe a pretty thin line -- make a couple of big plays in the passing game, win field position, win special teams.
It's possible, but it's more likely that MSU will simply make more plays than Rice and take home its seventh win.
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The U Representing NY!!!
See you all at Best Buy tonight. Going to pick up some 8-tracks.
Butch Davis would never allow this to happen.
Manny and Susan!!!!!!
Does your job depend on how many hits you get on this blog?
If not could you please do SOMETHING about this? It's embarrassing to read and I promise you there aren't more than 5 people posting the majority of this mean spirited trolling nonsense back and forth with each other - you can check this with the IP addresses and quickly weed out people using fake names.
Canes fans would greatly appreciate moderation so that real people could use this forum to talk about Hurricanes athletics.
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Butch never won a National Championship either.
That was awesome.
Oh Jimbo,
Good evening I bet that crossed eyed hillbilly of a so called coach for the Gator Girls wouldn't allow it either. SEPTEMBER 07th 2013 gonna be epic Jimbo!!! They will all come, they will all win rings and they will all play on Sunday's. The U...
Sweet Jesus!!!
We've finally cut the legs out from the retard crew of Gallo, Canetrash, soldy, and calvin.
Wow we may actually have a legit canes blog finally
Yo Cane trash
Yo Chris whats Ur problem clUck?
Why U wanna silence the voices of those who speak the Truth U don't wanna hear?
This is as legit as it gets
Nothing wrong with doing the shake
Everybody is doing it
Just some fun
What Butch would never allow is a #117 ranked defense
He would never allow a clUeless DC or a botched up recruiting season
He would never try to lock down Africa and forget about South Fla
He would never bring in 7 TEs and 5 RBs when it is the defense that sUcks
Don't be whinny LOOSERS!!
I feel ya brah @Tallycane. But let em have fun and as coach Golden said: "Get ya blows in now!" Im in tally with the orange explorer with 305 and tons of Cane stuff allover it. 24/7-365 days a year. Been doin it forever and rep to the fullest defending against the rhetoric from the "Semi-Hoes" on a everyday bases! One thing I do get is r3spect because I repped b4 sanctions, ALL during sanctions, and will continue proudly holding up The "[]_[]" as I drive by till I die! GO CANES!!!
@ Michael Withrow... Butch never won a national championship?? Are you crazy??? What planet are you living on?? It was Butch that got us through probation in the late 90's and built a foundation that included the likes of ed reed, sean taylor, jonathan vilma, bryant mckennie, clinton portis, willis mcgahee, etc that SHOULD have lead us to 3 (count them) THREE national titles and we did win two (no thanks to larry joker). You clowns need to start giving Butch more credit... I wish he was back at UM instead of this joe patterno wannabe we have now!!!
CHAMPIONASHIPS are what we are all about...Butch , nice guy BUT he never knew how to stick around, to finish the play...Always moving instead of hanging in and reaping the rewards...
Now Erickson is a contradiction, but he has TWO BCS rings 'bro, all compliments of the 'U'.
Not even Gallows can change that fact, Butch 0, E'ckson 2....
Let the guys dance...
Go 'Canes
It's called team unity
Bout time these kids had some fun. It's been a while since I've seen the Canes look like there having fun on the field..More of this Coach Golden! #caneswilldominate!
There's another C-DOGG in here now?
I'm the original and have been since 89'. :o)
Go Canes!
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When the groups for Euro 2012 qualifying were drawn up, it looked as though the main barrier between England and first place in Group G were going to be Switzerland, who had recently come off a World Cup campaign that included a win over eventual champions Spain. Four matches in, and Switzerland are already six points behind England (and, more surprisingly, six behind Montenegro), and now they must travel to Wembley Stadium to pick up three points in order to have much hope of qualifying. It's not going to happen.
England, frankly, are better than Switzerland, even if the expectation is that they play a weak team thanks to the absences of Wayne Rooney and Andy Carroll up front, and to a lesser extent Michael Carrick in the midfield. We're probably going to see a 4-3-3 from England, with a back four of Ashley Cole, John Terry, Rio Ferdinand and Glen Johnson, while Scott Parker looks to continue his strong run by anchoring a trio alongside Frank Lampard and Jack Wilshere.
Up front we may well see an all-Aston Villa line, with Darren Bent the only true number nine available to Fabio Capello. Club teammate Ashley Young is almost certain to start, while Stewart Downing and Arsenal's Theo Walcott battle it out for the third spot. It's a potent forward line and will probably trouble Switzerland, who are going to hope that England mimic their last home qualifier (against Montenegro) and play out to a 0-0 draw.
They're certainly not scoring - both of their international forwards that have been used of late have retired, leaving them with zero recognised strikers and only Erin Derdiyok realistically capable of playing up front. That may well lead to the Swiss taking on a naturally defensive strategy, which probably suits them better anyway. However, they do need a win, which will be difficult if they play park the bus.
Having already beaten Switzerland away, Capello's side will be confident that they can get a result at Wembley on Saturday. With England playing a more sensible shape, there's no reason that that can't happen. If they get a goal early, this could be a big result.
Time: 4:45 PM GMT (11:45 AM EST), Saturday June 4th
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Your chance to live on the water! Toft's Point West is a cozy,secluded one bedroom cottage on 200 feet of rocky Green Bay shore with open views to Green Island and Chamber's Island. The cottage is in the country apart from any town or village. You may experience any type of weather to color your stay. No sunset is the same and the property is a photographer's paradise with resident blue herons,white pelicans, bald eagles, pileated woodpeckers and other birdlife attracted to this quiet spot. For this, no firearms, firecrackers or jet skis are allowed. This is a smoke-free cottage. The cottage is fully insulated with furnace for use in the cooler weather.
The property is located off a half circle lane at 6545 Monument Point Lane, 11 miles north of Sturgeon Bay and 6 miles south of Egg Harbor. There are windows affording water views from every room and a large deck accessed off the dining and livingroom facing the water. The addition features a full kitchen/dining area with plenty of light from breakfast through sunset. Flatscreen tv and wireless internet add comfort to your stay.
Lawn and gardens surround the cottage. April starts off with naturalizing daffodils, crocus and tulips, the return of migratory ducks and white pelicans. May continues as the woods display a carpeting of trillium and other native wildflowers. Each season is unique. Availability spring-fall.
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Waterfront-rocky shore and rocky water bottom. Every room has
waterview. Knotty pine interior with rustic maple hardwood floors
throughout except bedroom which is carpeted and bathroom which is
tiled. Lawn and gardens surround.
1 bedroom-1 queen bed
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large deck off cottage and free standing deck adjoining rocky beach
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Family-owned and operated since 1938, the old-fashioned, 16,000-square-foot toy store has a huge selection of educational toys for kids of all ages — toys you won't find in big box stores. Here you'll discover Madame Alexander dolls, Lincoln Logs, oversized marionettes, magic kits, heavy-duty construction sets and an entire room devoted to model train merchandise. The shop also boasts a large selection of board games, books and crafts that enable children to be imaginative and creative.
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