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BYFIELD – With strong team rebounding and a stellar offensive performance by junior captain Cam Armand, the Triton Vikings earned their first notch in the win column yesterday with a 53-45 win over Masconomet.
Armand would finish the game with 18 points and 3 rebounds, something his head coach David Clay has grown used to.
"(Armand) just has heart," Clay said. "He has the strongest work ethic on our team. We put a ton of pressure on him and he comes through for us every game."
Armand proved instrumental in preserving a lead that was built in the first quarter, but that slowly deteriorated. The Vikings would come out hot, outscoring the Chieftains 15-2 and setting an early tone. The confidence gained by that first quarter was replaced with frustration as the shots that fell early seemed to rim-out in the second quarter. Triton was able to score just five points in the second quarter, and owned just a four-point lead at the half.
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Armand's open looks were due in large part to the large effort from, well, Triton's large 6-foot-4 center Ellsworth Rogers. Nick Venora was also critical, tallying offensive boards and keeping the possession arrow in his team's favor.
"That's been a big strength of Nick and Ellsworth," Clay said. "We feel we have a good offensive rebounding team. The last couple games we were watching the ball go up instead of attacking the rim. This week at practice we focused a lot on offensive rebounding and attacking the glass."


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Featuring a free 24-hour airport shuttle, this hotel has rooms with free Wi-Fi. A free continental breakfast is served daily from 6 am to 9 am. Venice Beach is a 15-minute drive away.
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Within walking distance of the Hollywood Walk of Fame, this Hollywood hotel features spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. Famous former guests include Marilyn Monroe and James Dean.
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Location good, fair rooms, coffee machine available. i was upgraded to a king room at no extra expense when I wanted to extend my stay, staff very helpful,
Needs a few minor repairs like loose power points, bathroom cleanliness as I had bugs in the bathroom.
Reception service. Desk men sent me to an upper room where there was no fridge. So I complained about it. At first he doubted that there was not any. So, he checked and sent me down to another room. The fact is that I am a 68 years old lady and did receive any help to go up and down.
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This is a great motel for exploring Hollywood Boulevard, Sunset, Hollywood Bowl, Griffith Park (views of LA and the Hollywood sign). The pool is lovely and very little used - perfect for a dip in between sight seeing. There's a very secure car park that's free and the staff were friendly and helpful. There's Ralph's - a well stocked supermarket over the road plus plenty more places in the locale for food/shopping etc. Free wifi too. Bear in mind you are staying in a very busy location so expect noise from traffic and noise from other residents moving around but none of this was enough to keep us awake or make us feel disturbed. We never felt unsafe at any point either staying in this part of town. Would definitely stay here again.
The staff is friendly and professional .
The bed, which is supposed to be a double sized bed is nothing but a tiny stone-like surface that coincides with the lack of space in the room. At this price id expect to at least be able to sleep.This was the only hotel that i had such discomfort in and lack of sleep on my vacation in California.
It's close to Hollywood and the wake of fame. Free Parking and an nice pool.
The room was quite dark, the carpet had its best time
Nice Place. Easy to find Food. Friendly S taff. Nice to stay here.
location, even though it is tough getting out of parking lot onto the main street VERY busy. CABLE in the room and WIFI
rude front desk staff....I understand continental breakfast BUT get real..mini old muffins and hard mini bagels in a tiny office crowded wit h everyone no room to even eat ....room was not as clean as it should be....
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The manager and staff were very nice and very helpful!
The continental breakfast was lacking.
- size of the room - good value for a very low price - free parking
- carpet looks dark (but it is clean)
The bed was comfortable .
The whole experience could be better. For the price i didn't feel it was worth.
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* Cleanliness of bed sheets & towels was under my standards
- Pool was nice - Staff were pretty helpful
There was fungus growing in the carpet near the bathroom and cockroaches/bugs in our room
Staff were friendly and helpful.
The whole place including the room was neither clean nor comfortable, it felt old and worn. For the amount I paid (150$ per night) it was not worth it. If it was like $40 it would be more like it.
The location is close to the action. The staff were helpfull and knowledgeable. Recommend to anyone on a budget..
The only thing I didn't like was the idiots that park over the lines and parking spaces are limited.. Everything else was fine..
location okay, also swimmingpool, breakfest and equipment on room. Given the price an okay
staff not very friendly, dining offers neighbourhood limited,
I liked the pool it was deep good for morning swim. Complimentary breakfast was good, often busy though. They provided helpful information about trips and various things to do in LA inlucing travel to and from Disney. Also assisted in organising airport shuttle.
TV didn't work and we reported the problem someone came to fix but couldn't. So then they said it would be fixed the next day and it wasn't. A lot of the plugs in the room were poor and we struggled to charge phones etc. The plug for the fridge kept sparking. The fridge made a loud stange noise. The tap leaked. The air conditioning was poor and loud.
Location, free breakfast, nice staff, all facilities in place, ice machine, room size, cable on demand, vending machine, pool
Wifi kept disconnecting
i didn't like the fact that i was charge $22 of taxes so it ended up been like $180 for just one night!!! i didn't like the fact that when we got back at night there were cockroaches on the table, on the walls, on the bathroom it was not what expected at all...
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CARY — With the 1A, 2A and 4A classifications all running the Mideast cross country regional at WakeMed Park in Cary, there were six races in less than three hours Saturday. A majority of the teams competing in each classification were Triangle teams, so it was only right that the day be dominated by local runners.
Broughton's boys and Green Hope's girls won 4A regional titles; Carrboro's girls and N.C. Science & Math boys won 2A; and Franklin Academy girls and Research Triangle boys claimed titles in 1A.
The Triangle accounted for all six individual champions: Broughton's Will Roberson (15:23, 4A boys); Broughton's Megan Sullivan (18:12, 4A girls); Carrboro's Maysa Araba (18:20, 2A girls); NCSSM's Nick Walker (16:21, 2A boys); Raleigh Charter's Chris O'Brien (15:59, 1A boys); and Franklin Academy's Hannah Zenker (19:45, 1A girls).
In each regional, top-four teams and top-five individuals who were not on those teams qualified for Saturday's NCHSAA state championships at Beeson Park in Kernersville.
4A Mideast: Roberson made quite the triumphal return from injury.
"I had a strain in my hip and IT band. It wasn't a terrible injury, but I took some time," Roberson said. "I was just trying to run in the 15:30s and win it."
Broughton's boys – the defending state champs – scored 24 points, easily besting other state qualifying teams: Apex (92), Green Hope (97) and Millbrook (134).
Meanwhile, Sullivan – the defending 4A champ – staved off some of the best competition she had seen all year. To her, running with the temperature in the 30s was also the best weather she had seen.
"I didn't sweat. My legs were kind of numb, so I wasn't feeling any pain," Sullivan said.
However, it was four-time reigning state champ Green Hope (36) who took the title ahead of Broughton (62), Millbrook (104) and Leesville Road (123).
Qualifying individually on the girls' side was Panther Creek's Rebekah Greengrass and Bridgette Sullivan; Enloe's Cierra Della-Rova; West Johnston's Becca Meshaw; and Sanderson's Olivia Bane.
On the boys' side, Cary's Dean Abushouk and Josh Barrett; Fuquay-Varina's Parker Lee; West Johnston's Kyle Christ; and Heritage's Grant Rogers all qualified.
2A Mideast: N.C. Science & Math boys and the four-time defending state champion Carrboro girls did as expected.
Araba's fellow Jaguar Helen Morken crossed the finish line 18 seconds before the third-place runner.
"We just tried to pick it up after the two-mile and create some distance," Araba, a junior, said.
Walker, a Durham native, was 10 seconds ahead of teammate Josh Rees-Jones.
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NCSSM, Carrboro and Durham School of the Arts will send both boys and girls teams to state, as will the Spivey's Corner Midway boys and Clinton girls.
1A Mideast: Research Triangle doesn't have a conference affiliation yet – the Raptors will join the North Central Athletic Conference next year – but it will have a regional title.
Research Triangle had 34 points to top Durham Voyager Academy (48), Raleigh Charter (82) and Franklin Academy (95).
Raleigh Charter's O'Brien was well ahead of the pack, but knows that will change when he eyes a 1A title next week.
"My first mile was probably my fastest," O'Brien said.
Franklin Academy's Zenker, last year's 1A runner-up, led the Patriots (41) over Raleigh Charter (73), Pittsboro Woods Charer (117) and Whitevile (126).
She was 58 seconds in front of second.
"It's hard holding your pace at the end, but running with a watch really helps," Zenker said.
4A Midwest: Durham Jordan was third and East Chapel Hill was fourth in the boys' race.
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ANDERSON — Madison-Grant and Alexandria have met in the past three Madison County Volleyball Tournament championship matches. And the Argylls have won the past two.
But the winds of change are blowing as the nine county participants prepare to open this year's event tonight at three sites.
Madison-Grant lost four seniors from last year's state-ranked club — including two-time Herald Bulletin Player of the Year Hunter Wise and all-state setter Katie Kohlmorgen — and is still attempting to find its way this fall.
Head coach Bob Holloway has tinkered with his lineup — starting as many as four freshmen at times — and still is searching for the perfect mix. That experimentation, and a unique format that begins with pool play and ends with a single-elimination tournament, lends an aura of unpredictability to this year's tourney.
"Right now, we're really focused on ourselves, and not really on other people," Holloway said.
The Argylls are off to a 7-4 start and lost an early season matchup against county rival Pendleton Heights (7-3) in three games. Since then, the team has started to find its groove, winning four of its past five matches.
Madison-Grant is in Pool A at Lapel and will face the host Bulldogs to start the tournament at 5:30 p.m. The Argylls then face Elwood, with a match between Lapel and the Panthers closing the evening.
Pool play will determine seeding for a single-elimination tournament to crown the county champion beginning Saturday at 9 a.m. at Elwood. The championship match is scheduled for 1:30 p.m.
Teams are assigned to the single-elimination bracket based on their records in pool play. But nobody will be eliminated after tonight's opening rounds.
"Wherever you fall, you fall," Holloway said. "There's nothing you can really do about where you're bracketing is. You've just gotta go play."


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PHOENIX, Ariz. (May 18, 2007) — Roofs, walls and hearts were lifted as Whirlpool and Habitat for Humanity partnered with local families to construct nine new homes in five days as part of the second annual Whirlpool Building Blocks® project. Whirlpool and Habitat for Humanity will officially dedicate the homes on Friday in Guadalupe, Ariz., where nine new Habitat for Humanity partner families will be presented with house keys and Bibles. The ceremonies will begin at 11:30 a.m. and entertainment icon Reba McEntire, a long-time supporter of Habitat for Humanity, will be on hand to welcome home the partner families.
Whirlpool, Habitat for Humanity Valley of the Sun, Habitat for Humanity International and nearly 300 volunteers from around the country began construction on the nine homes on May 14. The Whirlpool® Building Blocks initiative was created by the company to raise awareness of the affordable housing crisis and to help eliminate substandard housing in the United States.
"This is a life-changing experience for both the volunteers and new homeowners," said Tony Chang, general manager, Whirlpool Brand. "A community was changed for the better this week and we are so grateful to all for their hard work and compassion."
The Whirlpool® Building Blocks homes were built on a recently donated piece of land in Guadalupe, a small community located between Phoenix and Tempe, Ariz. Roughly 300 volunteers traveled to the Phoenix metropolitan area for the Whirlpool® Building Blocks project, including Whirlpool employees and volunteers from across the United States. From start to finish, the workers raised walls and roofs, landscaped, painted, and performed all other tasks to complete the nine homes in just five days.
"Whirlpool® Building Blocks is about bringing people together from all over the country to build homes in partnership with families in need," said Chang. "Our goal is to get people to experience the life-changing work of Habitat for Humanity and to create urgency and energy among consumers to join us to help eliminate poverty housing in this country."
"The Whirlpool® Building Blocks program is an evolution and addition to a dynamic and long-standing partnership with Whirlpool Corporation," stated Chris Clarke, senior vice president of Communications for Habitat for Humanity International. "We are so happy to have a partner like Whirlpool that is committed to finding new ways to engage people in the work of Habitat as well as raise awareness and resources to support Habitat families around the world. Through their efforts and passion, they initiated this project which only adds to the generous support they've provided to more than 35,000 families since our partnership began."
Whirlpool is one of Habitat for Humanity's largest corporate partners. The company donates a range and ENERGY STAR®-qualified refrigerator to every new Habitat for Humanity home built in North America. Every year, thousands of Whirlpool employees volunteer their own time to Habitat builds around the country. The partnership began in 1999, and Whirlpool plans to support every new Habitat home built globally by 2011, either through product donations, cash or home sponsorship. The inaugural Whirlpool® Building Blocks project began in November 2006 in Nashville, Tenn., where 300 volunteers from every state joined forces to build homes with 10 partner families in one week.
"Whirlpool's response to our desire to offer simple and decent housing to the residents of Guadalupe is a remarkable testament to their corporate values," said Christine Odom, CEO for Habitat for Humanity Valley of the Sun. "We are very fortunate today to celebrate Whirlpool and Habitat for Humanity's dedication with nine new homeowners."
Each year, Whirlpool® Building Blocks will recognize an outstanding Habitat for Humanity affiliate in the United States and its relationship with its local community by holding a similar weeklong building blitz.
"The Whirlpool® Building Blocks project is an amazing example of organizations and individuals working together to help improve lives in communities all over the country," said Reba McEntire. "We kicked off this program in my hometown of Nashville, and I'm honored today to help the newest homeowners in Guadalupe achieve their dreams."
Reba McEntire first partnered with Habitat for Humanity in Nashville. She sponsored Women Builds in 1994, 1995 and 1996. Whirlpool invited Reba into the partnership with Habitat for Humanity in 2004, to help raise awareness for the work of the organization.
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Glue for disc brake pads.
I put disc brakes on my cc 70 about 1 1/2 years ago. I glued on the new brake material using the Satellite City Super T "hot stuff" instant glue. By now being stored outside in the rain and snow the pads are still on the brake backing plates so i figure the glue has passed the weather test. It bonds in 15 to 20 seconds but i c clamped them anyway and let them sit. Bill
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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Where would I find that kind of glue?
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You can also use Liquid Nails construction adhesive, amd it's much easier to find. I don't know how it would hold up sitting out in the weather the year around, but then I don't reccommend leaving a Cub Cadet out in the weather the year around, not if you want it to hold up. Leave one out in the weather without some kind of cover or protection, and it WILL get water in the transaxle.
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Steve, If you google Satellite City, their website will come up, it's http://www.caglue.com/
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Radisson Blu Hotel, NiceWith a location on the Promenade des Anglais and by the shores of the French Riviera, this Nice hotel is a perfect spot for a memorable holiday. Wake up to beautiful sea views in one of the 331 rooms and suites, and dine on regional fare at the two on-site restaurants. A heated terrace with swimming pool, a private beach, and fourteen meeting rooms with 20 breakout rooms provide top-notch accommodation.
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Ledyard — The Ledyard Town Council approved moving $28,000 from the Board of Education's capital projects fund to pay for security upgrades at Ledyard Middle School at its regular meeting Wednesday night.
The money will pay for a project pitched by Superintendent Mike Graner last month that addresses what he called a "huge security flaw," to be completed in April.
The outdated middle school building houses classroom "clusters" without interior walls or lockable doors — a layout that precludes a lockdown procedure and leaves about 80 percent of students unprotected from a potential intruder.
As a stopgap measure until larger renovations can be completed, the new construction will close off the clusters with walls and doors along the hallway. Electromagnetic locks that can be operated remotely from the main office will also be installed on the entrance doors to the cluster section of the school.
Graner initially presented the idea to the Board of Education after a public forum on school safety brought parent concerns about the classroom setup to the forefront of the discussion.
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Why couldn't he do that in Miami?
Why couldn't he do that in Miami?
He did and he got lucky lol. He got burned an bailed out by a crappy throw.
He got lucky cause a better throw and that would have been a long gainer..
Who can forget when the 4.6 speed of greg jennings outran vontae's 4.39 speed to the endzone for a 86 yard td this guy has bad stamina..he's in bad shape....ty hilton this guy is getting better and better ..thanks michael egnew!
I am over Davis at this point. Give me the picks.
Yeah Schaub really underthrew the receiver or Vontae would have given up 6.
I don't care about Vontae Davis.
But I'm still mad about Hilton. FJHfjhdf.
I'm here to tell the truth about top secret Air Force project BAR STOOL. Gamma ray radiation from the particle accelerator under Joe Robbie Stadium is real! Get out while you can! This bad football team is just a front for something far more sinister!
It wasn't even a wide receiver, but tightend/fullback James Casey who beat Davis on the play
I hate that "who me?" face he makes every time he interferes with or holds Andre Johnson.
Jets suck, Bills suck, Patriots suck.
He's getting torched now. Just grabbing and clutching on every play because he's gassed. You can see him sucking for air between plays. Same ol' Vontae.


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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- Starting Friday, anyone under the age of 18 visiting Bloomington's Eastland Mall on Friday and Saturday nights must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is at least 21 years old.
According to the mall's general manager David Cate, the new youth escort policy is being implemented because of safety concerns.
He said 60 percent of the bans and arrests at the mall over the past year have been unsupervised youths.
Cate said both shoppers and store owners have voiced their concerns over mall safety.
"All of the entrances starting at 6 pm will have an officer at the entrance," Cate said. "They will be carding folks who are not of 18 years of age and making sure that the adult who is with them, making sure that they're 21 years or older."
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- sleeps 6
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- community Coco Plum Beach
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Create a memory that will last a lifetime! Rent this 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo with an outstanding View of the beach, pool and the Ocean! Offering a 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, sandy beach, pool, and tennis courts. Beautifully furnished with central air, carport and screened terrace and private washer/dryer. This condo has been updated and offers an outstanding view of the Ocean! Enjoy the sun rise with a morning coffee on the screened terrace overlooking the sparkling turquiose water. You and your Family and Friends will love it!
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A mesmerizing view, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath oceanfront unit. First floor unit (elevated) overlooks the pool and beach. Beautiful view from the screened porch and living area. Master bedroom has a king size bed with gorgeous views and a french door leading to the screened patio, second bedroom has 2 twins and there is a pull out couch in the living room for guests. Nicely furnished with a tropical decor. Three TV's, a Heated pool in the winter months, and a very long sandy beach. The Atlantic Ocean is within steps of this unit. Tennis court. Stairs and elevator. There are 4 sets of snorkel equipment, 2 fishing poles, and 2 tennis racquets. I have also added 4 Beach Bikes and a Tandem Kayak. Can you say, "Fun"? There are some folks who love to Kayak out and watch the sunrise from the Ocean.... too Cool!
Kitchen has GE Profile Appliances, Dishwasher, Fridge and Stove. Microwave oven, toaster oven, blender, coffee maker, pots, pans etc. Iron and Ironing board, reverse osmosis drinking system,
There are 3 flat screen TVs, Blu Ray player, DVD players, Living room has a sound system. There is a blazing fast wireless internet system and cable TV.
Some recent updates... 2 new bicycles bringing the total up to 4 Beach Cruisers, rescreened the condo with a finer (20/20) insect (no-see-um) proof screen system. We also use the Hospitology (anti-bed bug) Mattress and Boxspring incasements on every bed. We also provide dishwasher detergent packets, laundry soap packets, and a small bottle of dish soap.
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Hiking, Biking, Golfing, Tennis, Basketball, Fitness Center, Gym, Shuffleboard, Horseshoes, Flats Boat Fishing, Fly Fishing, Shark Fishing, Deep Sea Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Shopping, Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas, Museums, Sightseeing, Swimming, Snorkeling, SNUBA & Diving, Boating, Sailing, Catamaran Sailing, Waterskiing, Surfing, Windsurfing, Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Shelling, Kayaking, and of coarse, Relaxing. You can Visit Pigeon Key Island, Dolphin Research Center, Keys Island Fishery, Stuffed Pig Restaurant, Key Colony Beach Inn, Sombrero Country Club, Crane Point Museum, 7 Mile Bridge, Sombrereo Reef, Dining at Berdines, Keys Fishery, Stuffed Pig, Cuban and Chinese Restaurants, Playground at Sombrero Beach, Bahia Honda State Park, Key Lime Pie Factory, and more that are all close by.
Florida Keys Sites to See
Theater of the Sea - Islamorada
Diving Museum - Islamorada
Robbie's - Islamorada
Crane Point - Marathon
Sombrero Beach - Marathon
Coco Plum Beach - Marathon
Historic Pigeon Key - Marathon
Snorkeling / Scuba Diving - Marathon
SNUBA Diving - Marathon
Fishing / Boating / Sailing - Marathon
Dolphin Research Center - Marathon
The Turtle Hospital - Marathon
World-class Wreck Diving - Marathon
Marathon Airport - Marathon
National Key Deer Refuge - Big Pine
No Name Pub - Big Pine
The Blue Hole - Big Pine
Bahia Honda State Park - Big Pine
Old Town Trolley - Key West
Key West Aquarium - Key West
Duval Street - Key West
Ripley's Believe It or Not - Key West
Conch Train - Key West
Cayo Hueso - Key West
Truman House - Key West
Flagler Station - Key West
Mallory Square - Key West
Dry Tortugas Ferry
Yankee Freedom II - Key West
Shipwreck Museum - Key West
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$1795/wk in season January thru April.
May 2015, 1595 a week
Minimum Stay ... 7 days
Holidays rates vary
Fall 2014 ... $1350 per week
Rates subject to change.
Last minute deals will be negotiated.
Off-season rents are negotiable. Holiday pricing may vary.
12.5% FL sales tax. $500 security deposit. $125 cleaning fee
Rental License number PLR2012-00009
Todd Stangl 608-577-0008
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Top things to do in Marathon
- Eat Sea Food
- Go Golfing
- Snorkel and Scuba Dive the reefs
- Go Fishing!
- Go Kayaking and Bike riding
Top things to do on a budget
- Hang out at the Condo/Pool/Beach
- Eat Dinner on the ocean view porch
- Go Snorkeling
- Go Kayaking
- Play Frisbee on the Beach
Top things to do with a family
- Hang out at the Pool
- Snuba
- Snorkel off the beach
- Fish off the Beach
- Swim with the Dolphins
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The Redskins have agreed to a deal with former Ravens PK Billy Cundiff, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Tuesday.
In addition, the Redskins have released PK Graham Gano, who's held the position the last two seasons. ESPN 980 in Washington first reported the move.
Wrote Gano on Twitter: "I would like to thank the Redskins organization for the 3 years I spent with them. I will miss my teammates and I wish you the best of luck!"
Cundiff connected on 28-of-37 field goals in the 2011 regular-season, but he badly missed a game-tying 32-yard field goal in the waning moments of the AFC title game at New England. Rookie Justin Tucker beat out Cundiff for the Ravens' PK job this summer.
"Yes, it's confirmed ... Congratulations to Billy Cundiff on joining the Redskins this morning!" Paul Sheehy, Cundiff's agent, wrote on Twitter this morning.


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There won't be much fanfare Saturday when Leslie Miller crosses the finish line at the Defiance 50K.
And that's just the way she likes it.
The 33-year-old Seattleite won't post the news on Facebook or Twitter because she doesn't use social media. And she won't submit her accomplishment to Guinness World Records because, she says, "That's not my thing."
"I'm just a normal person," Miller said.
A normal person trying to do something quite abnormal Saturday morning at Point Defiance Park.
If she finishes the 30.1-mile race, it will be her 200th marathon (and her 45th race longer than the standard 26.2 miles).
Some, such as race director Tony Phillippi, believe Miller will be the youngest woman to reach the 200-marathon milestone. Phillippi is co-founder of Marathon Maniacs, a Tacoma-based club with nationwide membership.
Miller is one of the 7,652 members and about to join 76 others in the club who've run 200 or more marathons.
"She is in line with other members of the club," said Phillippi, who has run 235 marathons. "She is very consistent. What's unique is that she started so young."
Miller, a scientist who studies neurodegenerative diseases, says she discovered her love of running in college. She was 22 on May 5, 2002, when she entered her first marathon in Cincinnati.
How far has she run since? Counting only her marathon races, more than 5,400 miles. That's farther than the round trip from Tacoma to her home state of Kentucky via Winnipeg.
On July 19, 2008, the then-28-year-old runner finished her 100th marathon, a trail run in Gig Harbor, and became what some in the running community believe to be the youngest woman to accomplish the feat.
Her races were documented at marathonmaniacs.com, but until earlier this year Guinness World Records listed the record holder as another runner — a 34-year-old British woman, according to a June 17 article on runnersworld.com. Now, Guinness lists the record holder as being Marina White, who ran her 100th marathon in 2012 at age 26.
While the Guinness website lists many marathon records (including the fastest marathon by a man dressed as a baby), it doesn't have a category for youngest man or woman to reach 200 marathons.
Phillippi said the Defiance 50K will pay tribute to Miller by giving her bib No. 1. Organizers would have given her No. 200, but they printed only 175 for the 50-kilometer race.
Phillippi says the Marathon Maniacs will acknowledge Miller's accomplishment in its next newsletter but won't submit the accomplishment to Guinness on her behalf without her blessing.
"I don't have any interest in that," Miller said.
Miller, whom Phillippi describes as shy, values her privacy. After briefly trying Facebook and Twitter, she shut down her accounts.
Friends sometimes approach her with recommendations for phone apps she should download to keep herself motivated to keep logging miles.
Her standard response: "You thought I needed motivation?"
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Saturday December 7, Bloody Elbow presents live fight coverage of Guillermo Rigondeaux vs Joseph Agbeko. HBO Boxing After Dark Rigondeaux vs Agbeko airs live on HBO this Saturday, December 7, with a fight time of 9:45 p.m. ET / PT. Bloody Elbow will have live fight coverage, including results and discussion, right here.
This afternoon, join Bloody Elbow for the Rigondeaux vs. Agbeko live stream weigh-ins. Rigondeaux and Agbeko take to the scales at 3:00 p.m. ET today. A live stream will be available right here at Bloody Elbow. As this is a Super Bantamweight fight, both men will need to weigh in at the 122 pound limit.
Sometimes, the weigh-ins are a particularly notable event, whether due to previous weight issues or some bad blood between the camps. That's not the case here, as Rigondeaux in particular is ever the professional. I expect this should go by the books, but you never know.
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Prior to the Rigondeaux vs. Agbeko weigh-ins, we'll also get the live weigh-ins for the rest of the HBO card: Glen Tapia vs. James Kirkland (154 lbs.) and Matthew Macklin vs. Lamar Russ (160 lbs.)
Join us here at Bloody Elbow for the live weigh-ins today, then come back for HBO Boxing After Dark Rigondeaux vs. Agbeko results, discussion, and live fight coverage this Saturday, December 7.
Guillermo Rigondeaux (12-0; 8 KOs) vs. Joseph Agberko (29-4; 22 KOs) - Super Bantamweight (122 lbs)
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Matthew Macklin (29-5; 20 KOs) vs. Lamar Russ (14-0; 7 KOs) - Middleweight (160 lbs)
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So noise is ok as long as it's not patterned noise. Consider back in the film days when we shot with ASA400 film and we had grain to deal with. In most cases the grain was random and the eye would tend to ignore it. If it's patterned as happens when you over sharpen ISO 1600 images, the noise can be obnoxious. So the trick as mentioned before is to apply masking and sharpening and use just enough noise reduction to de-pattern what is left. Any Chrominance noise in the shadows can be easily removed in PS or lightroom through that noise reduction filter.
So the important thing is to use enough noise reduction and masking to get rid of the noise patterns. You can also mask some of the random noise that's left over by printing on Luster papers or Canvas.
So the important thing is to use enough noise reduction and masking to get rid of the noise patterns. You can also mask some of the random noise that's left over by printing on Luster papers or Canvas.
My sincerest apologies for resurrecting such an old thread, but I've just gone through a near-identical experience as the OP and other posters in the thread.
Long story short, I noticed some considerable noise when shooting w/ my 5D Mark III at ISO levels of 4,000. This was encountered in both dim and moderately-lit locations. Obviously, I'm aware that the images shot in dimmer areas would have more noticeable noise due to shadows and underexposing of the image. However, I Was curious as to why there was still noticeable noise in the ISO 4000 images in well lit areas (especially when compared to photos from other people).
Fearing I had a lemon, I contacted the Canon Repair Center in Chesapeake Bay, and was advised to upload my files (CR2) into Canon DPP and then compare the same image (untouched) in Adobe Lightroom 4.1, which is my standard photo processor. I did so and was completely blown away by the difference in quality. As has been said, the images in DPP featured superior noise reduction compare to those in Lightroom, which had a look of "Sandpaper" when blown up to 100%.
My question is the same as the post before mine: Is there a way to incorporate DPP into my workflow (Essentially Camera - SD Card - Lightroom - Photoshop/Publish)? I can save the images from DPP as .tif files, but when I bring them into Lightroom, I lose the ability to adjust the white balance (i.e., setting it to Flash, daylight, shade, custom, etc). I'm aware that this happens whenever you bring a tiff into Lightroom.
Alternatively, are there Lightroom settings that I can use that'll mimic the results shown in DPP? Losing total control of the white balance isn't a complete dealbreaker for me, but I'd prefer not to.
I've scoured threads here in the CR Forums and can't find an answer, sadly.
Also, I'm currently on Lightroom 4.1...does anyone know if the noise issues with the 5D Mark III have been corrected in Lightroom 4.3?
Thanks and again, my apologies for digging up old bones.


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All gaming, all platforms, all the time.
You'll love how angry this old guy gets.
Technology has done amazing things with shooting and collecting coins
The master blacksmith creates every gamer's dream.
Someone check to see if the closet is clear.
He's got a new one for you nerds.
Pfft, I did that in real life once.
We all know this, but it's nice to hear it.
You never appreciate good box art until you see bad box art.
Shame he couldn't play while wearing a Power Glove.
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January 3rd, 2012 – I have not done one of my more personal Ashley's Health Diary posts in a while, because I realized that it was more important for me to educate about rheumatic conditions than to talk about my own story. However, I do realize that as a patient advocate, that sharing my story … Continue reading
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An "Arthritis Ashley" Update: Marriage, Lupus, and Loving Life! – Ashley's Health Diary – Entry #29 – by Ashley Boynes-Shuck
July 15, 2011 It has been a while since I've written in my online "Health Diary" and updated you all on my health progress and how I've been, and so I figured that I am well overdue! First off, I'm now a Mrs! I got married to the love of my life, Mike, on the … Continue reading
Drug-Induced Lupus – What Is It, and Who Can Get It? – by Ashley Boynes
Recently, I was told that I likely have a form of lupus called "drug induced lupus" or DIL for short. If you had asked me a couple of months ago, I would have had no idea that this existed – but it unfortunately does. I knew about discoid lupus, which mostly affects the skin, and … Continue reading


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Since moving to its new downtown location, Scharff Weisberg Media Resource Center (SWIMRC) has worked on a number of international high profile media arts projects for art and media museums and television networks, highlighted by the Parisian exhibit by Aziz + Cucher:
Aziz + Cucher, two artists whose collaborations explore photographic fact and fiction, premiered their lastest work, Synaptic Bliss: AF, at La Villette Numerique, Paris. Their exhibit is a four-channel video and sound environment that "evokes the four seasons as well as the cycles of life in a world halfway between organic and digital." The piece plays in an 18-minute loop. SWIMRC supplied 10-bit file conversion to Digital Betacam, DVD production and mastering for show-control, Dolby 5.1 surround sound editing and encoding.
SWIMRC worked with New York's Museum of Modern Art, for the Yoshio Taniguchi: Nine Museums installation. Taniguchi is the architect of the new redesigned Moma in Midtown Manhattan, and this exhibition presents nine of Taniguchi's museum designs central to understanding his approach to architecture. The video portion of the exhibition is projected as a three-screen Dataton Watchout presentation with each projector showing a 720P synced HD-MPEG 2 File with a Dolbly 5.1 surround track. Editorial work along with HD-MPEG 2 and 5.1 Surround Sound encoding was performed at SWIMRC.
The prolific photographer Peter Cunningham created the Dataton Watchout three-screen environment and came to SWIMRC to devise a way to distribute his work in a non-projected platform for A Celebration Of Excellence and Life on Earth. SWIMRC fabricated a unique process that can covert the artist's work to a myriad of formats including HD-Windows Media 9, HD-MPEG 2, DVD and others.
Across the pond, at the Tate Modern, London, SWIMRC provided Multi-standard DVD authoring for several DVD titles and 10-bit Digital Betacam mastering of Joan Jonas' "Lines In the Sand" and "Sweeny" exhibition..
SWIMRC also recently worked with Bravo/ Kaufman Films for their 100 Most Scariest Movie Moments series, which counts down the most bone-chilling moments in cinematic history. Airing during the week of Halloween 2004, it was the networks highest second-rated series in its history. SWIMRC provided DVD production and digital Betacam laybacks in conjunction with Gramercy Post, an audio facility affiliated with the MRC.
Other museum work includes, Editing, MPEG 2 encoding and DVD production for a new exhibit on the history of Loews Theaters at the American Museum of the Moving Image.


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Garbage collection altered for Thanksgiving
Date: November 25, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
There will be no Longboat Key garbage collection on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26. Garbage will be collected Saturday, Nov. 28, instead.
Town Hall and the Public Works Department also will be closed Thanksgiving Day and Friday, Nov. 27.
For more information, call 316-1999.
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Weird Photo Wednesday, November 9th, 2011Submitted by James Rogers on Wed, 11/09/2011 - 4:10pm
These clowns don't look so happy for this Weird Photo Wednesday, November 9th. Maybe they should have just stayed with the job of putting out fires.
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For Weird Photo Wednesday we have some tough kids making a lot of noise. Probably all in good fun of course!


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Das Capitol & Other Classics
Colter Hinchliffe video edit from some Colorado spring/summer classics
Colter Hinchliffe video edit from some Colorado spring/summer classics
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Colter Hinchliffe video edit from some Colorado spring/summer classics
May we present the 2014-15 Trailer Park, where every single ski movie trailer is parked in one spot. So you can kick back on this hot summer's day, crack open a cold can, and start daydreaming about the first snowfall. Be sure to check back regularly because we're scanning the Internet on the daily to find all the trailers as soon as they drop.
published: August 21, 2014
The Making of the Buyer's Guide
Here's a snapshot of the research that goes in to finding the best skis for our Buyer's Guide. For reviews of this year's top skis, boots, and bindings, pick up a copy of the September issue or check out the digital version of our 2015 Buyer's Guide.
published: August 19, 2014
VIDEO: Bonus Footage from 4FRNT
Teasing the teaser to their upcoming flick, Elements, 4FRNT dropped this edit this week. Featuring Niklas Karlstrom, Mack Jones, Yan Bussieres, and Timmy Gage, these are the clips that didn't make the cut (this lil' edit will be included in the "bonus features." You know, with the crash reels at the end of the DVD). So what's that say about the big picture? If the skiing is this good in the clips collected from the cutting room floor, then good things are ahead.
published: August 14, 2014
We're baaaack. And so is Watch This Issue. Click play to see the table of contents from September come to life. Featuring East Coast pow, all time snow in Jackson, and a 75-page buyer's guide, the first issue is on newsstands and in your mailbox soon. Pick it up on newsstands or subscribe to the print or digital edition.
published: August 14, 2014
VIDEO: Tim McChesney Goes To France
Superunknown VII finalist Tim McChesney taps into the Frenchie ski magic at La Balme, Candide's stomping grounds in La Clusaz, France.
published: August 12, 2014
Video: Sierra Quitiquit Is a Ray of Sunshine
THE SMILES! THE GIGGLES! PINK! SUNSHINE! It's all too much. Seriously, how is there so much sunshine? I'm knee-deep in a So Cal summer, and I've never seen that much sunshine. But what do I know? The sun always shines down on Sierra. Nothing is more right than this all-around sparkly good time in which Sierra kills it in the beautiful kiwi mountains then attempts to hug some sheep, who seem cute but turn out to be kinda rude. Either that, or intimidated by Sierra's inexhaustible good vibes. Sheep, why won't you hug her? I'll hug her.
published: August 7, 2014
Chill out with A Tribe Called Quest soundtrack and some summer skiing from The Bunch. For more, here's an interview with The Bunch's Magnus Graner.
published: August 6, 2014
Ever get that feeling that there's just something missing? The Office without Michael Scott? Nachos without guacamole? That's kind of the way things felt last ski season with the notable absence of Sean Pettit, who blew up his ankle before ever really getting going in 2014. Well thank Ullr, those dark days are finally over. Pettit returned to skis this summer up on Horstman Glacier and just put out his first edit in almost nine months. Sure it's not the big mountain bangers that we've come to expect from Mr. Pettit, but hey, he's back, and things are finally looking up again. —Kade Krichko
published: August 5, 2014
Video: That One Time It Snowed in Tahoe
Better late than never. That was the mantra for Tahoe skiers last season when winter finally arrived in April after a soul-crushing season of high pressure. Lake Tahoe's Janky Films documented the storms that came through the Sierras in late March/early April. The crew skied South Lake Tahoe's perfectly spaced glades in the backcountry, hit Squaw Valley's KT-22 on a storm day, and caught one of the only Palisades sessions of the season (around the 8 minute mark).
published: August 4, 2014
Our pick for the week's best ski edits.
published: August 1, 2014
Jaron Stadler's season edit is called the J-CHRONicles. And on the Vimeo page, he gives a shoutout to his sponsors, including Tall T Productions. Which is just amazing. Tall Ts and baggy, unzipped jackets are great. We could never pull them off—don't think we have enough of those chronic skillz. But Stadler does. Watch him shred the park with steez in this edit, brought to you by La Familia and 4REELmedia.
published: July 30, 2014
VIDEO: More Sunny Pow from South America
Skiers and riders Alejo Sanchez, Aymar Navarro, Adrià Millan, Txema Trull and Jordi Tenas give us a taste of the huge, buffed out terrain of Las Leñas, Argentina.
published: July 30, 2014
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Olive Garden Can't Cook Its Way Out of This Mess
Darden Restaurants needs Olive Garden to carry the company, but it's not as strong as it needs to be. The latest setback is a delay in the annual meeting.
Darden Restaurants needs Olive Garden to carry the company, but it's not as strong as it needs to be. The latest setback is a delay in the annual meeting.
Two of the three major indices hit record highs but one tech stock tanked and a bunch of others in the sector went down with it.
Darden says sales continued to slide at Olive Garden and Red Lobster in the latest quarter, with other costs dragging down its profit by 35 percent.
With Red Lobster gone, Darden's flagship chain becomes even more important to its bottom line. But Olive Garden is in a funk too. Is it next up to be sold?
Darden Restaurants says it entered an agreement to sell its Red Lobster chain to investment firm Golden Gate Capital in a $2.1 billion cash deal.
From Starbucks reporting on its expansion plans to how Comcast is holding up on with cable TV subscribers, a lot of firms will make news this week.
Olive Garden begins online ordering for takeout this month and later this year starts outfitting tables with tablets for waiter-less dine-in orders.
Darden Restaurants has another soft quarter, but plans to spin off or sell Red Lobster and new menu items at Olive Garden don't seem to be enough.
Sales at Darden's struggling Red Lobster chain dropped by 8.8 percent, as reported this month. But another factor weighing on Red Lobster is higher shrimp costs.
Here are some of the things that will help shape the week that lies ahead on Wall Street.
Olive Garden also is testing greater pasta customization, and its owner, Darden Restaurants, is suspending new unit growth entirely for the Italian chain.
Starboard Value urges Darden to delay spinning off of its struggling Red Lobster chain, becoming the second activist investor to do so in as many weeks.
An activist investor group says it's disappointed by Darden Restaurants' plan to spin off its Red Lobster chain to enhance shareholder value, calling it insufficient.
If you think Darden Restaurants is struggling to get Red Lobster back on track, just imagine how much harder things must be for Ruby Tuesday.
Darden is looking to spin off or unload the struggling Red Lobster chain. Olive Garden better not get too comfortable, either.
Darden Restaurants is looking to either spin off or sell Red Lobster, part of its plan to boost shareholder value.
From a pair of office furniture companies reporting to a popular used-car seller showing off its showroom, here are five things that will shape the week ahead on Wall Street.
Darden Restaurants, the casual dining juggernaut behind Red Lobster, Olive Garden, and several smaller chains, is due to report earnings soon. It won't be pretty. Here's why.
Krispy Kreme, Olive Garden and J.C. Penney are among the companies offering freebies and deals for Halloween. (But Penney's is on Saturday, so don't wait!)
Stocks are set to rally this morning on hopes for an extension of the debt ceiling deadline, and the owner of Red Lobster faces an investor challenge.
The struggling parent company of Olive Garden reported sharply lower quarterly profits and said its president will retire.
It's not the best of times to be running a casual dining or fast food chain. Their sales are sputtering because another restaurant category is eating their lunch.
Consumers' increasing preference for fast-food outlets such as Chipotle and Panera take a toll on Darden's third-quarter earnings.
From Fedex reporting earnings to BlackBerry finally bringing the Z10 smartphone to America, there will be plenty happening to move the markets in the week ahead.
Darden Restaurants, struggling to draw more customers into its Olive Garden, Red Lobster, and LongHorn Steakhouse restaurants, said Friday that its third-quarter profit could fall below Wall Street's expectations and cut its outlook for the year.
Here are some items that will shape the week that lies ahead on Wall Street. Drug stores, Darden Restaurants, and uniform seller Cintas all report earnings -- each a bellwether in its own way; Cisco looks to sell Linksys; and holiday shoppers hit the home stretch.
Veterans Day is this Sunday, and more than a few companies are paying their respects to our vets with special offers. Here are a few of the best deals that retailers and restaurants are offering, including many freebies for veterans and active-duty military members.
The company behind Red Lobster and Olive Garden -- as well as the smaller LongHorn Steakhouse, Capital Grille, and Bahama Breeze concepts -- saw its stock hit a new all-time high on Friday after it posted better-than-expected quarterly results. But trends at its two most important restaurants are cause for concern.
If you're finding it a bit easier to snag a table at your favorite restaurant lately, don't go crediting your debonair charm or your glowing Yelp review. Eateries really are less crowded these days.
As the economy improves, Americans have begun splurging again. But they're limiting their indulgences to haircuts, casual dining and coffee, while continuing to forego many bigger expenditures, like vacations and dining at expensive restaurants.


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New Orleans, La.- The New Orleans Police Department is investigating a shooting in the 1200 block of Horace Street that killed a woman Friday night.
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VIDEO: Gloria Hunniford joins in celebrations to mark Elsie's 100th birthday
1:00pm Wednesday 12th February 2014 in News By Jim Durkin
CENTENARIAN Elsie Daines had plenty to cheer about as she celebrated her milestone birthday.
Around 30 special guests, including television personality Gloria Hunniford and Trevor Huxley, the grandson of Brave New Word author Aldous Huxley, joined Elsie at her Wallisdown home on Saturday.
Elsie's 100th birthday party, organised by her son David, was hailed a resounding success.
"Everybody enjoyed themselves," said Elsie. "My son is very kind, he worked very hard on this party.
"I've got the best son in the world."
Elsie, of Heathfield Avenue, welcomed her son after he jetted across the Atlantic from his New York home.
David, who counts Gloria Hunniford and Trevor Huxley as family friends, said: "Trevor and his wife came from New York, we had cousins flying in from Canada.
"It was quite a wonderful party."
Elsie was born in Alton, Hampshire, before moving to London as a teenager. She started work at 14 and went onto become a court dressmaker, based at London's Berkeley Square, making clothes for members of the Royal Family.
"We got an invitation to go to New York when I was 53," she recalled. "My husband, Arthur, worked for the Marlborough Fine Arts Gallery, as did I for a while.
"We met all the artists, it was a wonderful time. We went out there to work in 1966 and ended up staying for 10 years."
Elsie eventually came back to Dorset to look after her aunt.
On her longevity, Elsie told the Daily Echo: "I'm always laughing, you've got to just keep doing the things you like. I paint a lot, watercolours.
"My advice would be to just try to enjoy things all the time.
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