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Beach N Bay Bungalow * Private Garage * On Canal in North Padre Island
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- Additional 4 ft fence (non-obstructive view) in backyard to protect small children from going near the water.
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- Cable TV (Direct TV): Family Room and Master
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- Kitchen Includes: cookware, tableware, toaster, microwave, coffee maker, dishwasher, disposal, blender, etc.
- Washer and Dryer Full Size
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- Outdoor Grill - Charcoal
- Boat Parking in Driveway
- One Car Garage
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- National Seashore - great surf fishing, boat landings and kayak rentals for great fishing off the flats.
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- Our home is 1/2 mile from the beach at Bali Park where you will find picnic tables, outdoor showers, restrooms, great beaches PROTECTED FROM CARS by pilons and Bob Hall Pier too.
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Understanding the Superconducting State at LaAlO3/SrTiO3 Interfaces:
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11:00am Thursday 20th February 2014 in News
A new fleet of refuse vehicles should pave the way for more reliable refuse collections, Braintree Council is hoping.
The arrival of five new trucks, leased from Riverside Truck Rental Ltd, comes after rats were blamed for disruptions to collections over Christmas and the New Year.
Rodents chewed through wiring, causing three vehicle break downs, while there were also further breakdowns when spare vehicles were drafted in.
Councillor Robert Mitchell, deputy cabinet member for Place, said: "Our refuse collection vehicles are out on the roads eight hours a day, five days a week, in all weathers and road conditions.
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"Having introduced six similar vehicles 18 months ago, we are pleased to welcome more vehicle replacements, especially since they are quieter in operation and have proved even more fuel efficient than expected, in the hands of our drivers."
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I am minded to think that the Council Taxpayers who are paying for this 'hoped for' enhancement would like to think that someone has done the sums that have already conclusively proven that this investment WILL have positive benefits, and maybe do a darn sight more than just 'pave the way' for a more reliable service.
Surely the 'Good Burghers' of Braintree have the right to expect a little more than the hoped for possibility of the wretched things turning up on time a bit more often.
What is the predicted improvement in cost effectiveness?
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Starting on Monday, September 23, a portion of Fulton Street will be closed between Monroe Street and Madison Avenue.
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Vikings' LB Henri Crockett was drafted by Atlanta in the fourth round of the 1997 NFL Draft and played five seasons for the Falcons before signing with the Vikings this past offseason. Crockett played at Florida State with Falcons' RB Warrick Dunn…Vikings' S Ronnie Bradford played for the Falcons for five seasons (1997-2001) and had 11 interceptions during his time there…Vikings' DE Chuck Wiley played two seasons in Atlanta (2000-01)…All three players played for Falcons' head coach Dan Reeves…Falcons' DB coach Emmitt Thomas was the Vikings' defensive coordinator for two seasons (2000-01)…Vikings' G Corbin Lacina played for the Bills when Falcons' defensive coordinator Wade Phillips held the same position with Buffalo…Falcons' QB coach Jack Burns was the offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach for the Vikings for two seasons (1992-93)…Burns was with the Vikings' and the Redskins in 1989 when head coach Mike Tice played tight end for Minnesota and Washington and when Vikings' defensive coordinator Willie Shaw was on Minnesota's staff…Tice played for Washington in 1989 when Falcons' assistant offensive line coach Rennie Simmons coached the Redskins' tight ends…Vikings' TE Hunter Goodwin played at Texas A&M with Falcons' DT Ed Jasper and when Falcons' DL coach Bill Johnson was on the Aggies' staff…Vikings' OT Bryant McKinnie and Falcons' G Martin Bibla played on the line together at Miami…Vikings' assistant head coach/defensive line coach George O'Leary was the head coach at Georgia Tech when Falcons' LB Keith Brooking played for the Yellow Jackets. O'Leary coached in San Diego when Falcons' WR Shawn Jefferson played for the Chargers…Vikings' LS Brody Liddiard was a teammate of Falcons' WR Darren Chiaverini at Colorado…Falcons' TE Alge Crumpler's older brother Carlester played tight end for the Vikings in 1999…Vikings' K Hayden Epstein played with Falcons' K Jay Feely at Michigan…Falcons' S Henry Jones played for the Vikings in 2001…Vikings' LB Lemanski Hall and Falcons' CB Kevin Mathis were teammates with the Dallas Cowboys in 1999…Vikings' DEs Kenny Mixon and Chuck Wiley played at LSU with Falcons' C Todd McClure…Vikings' CB Eric Kelly and Falcons' WR Quentin McCord played together at Kentucky…Vikings' S Jack Brewer, CB Tyrone Carter, and OT Adam Haayer played at the University of Minnesota with Falcons' TE Derek Rackley…Vikings' S Ronnie Bradford, LB Greg Biekert, and DT Darius Holland played at Colorado with Falcons' LB Sam Rogers. Rogers was also a teammate of Vikings' G Corbin Lacina in Buffalo…Falcons' DE John Thierry played with Vikings' DT Darius Holland in Cleveland in 1999 and with Vikings' LB Lemanski Hall in Chicago in 1998…Falcons' LB Artie Ulmer was a seventh-round draft pick of the Vikings in 1997 but was released during training camp…Vikings' WR Chris Walsh was a teammate of Falcons' OT Bob Whitfield at Stanford…Vikings' WR Cedric James played with Falcons' FB George Layne at TCU.
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Waterfront Getaway - Upper Silver Lake in Silver Lake
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Upper Silver Lake
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 900 - $ 1,500 / week
vacation rental description
Two bedroom, 1 bath year-round cottage (Non-smoking). Offers spectacular views of Upper Silver Lake. Recently remodeled in a nautical theme, this cottage includes a new fully equipped kitchen,newly remodeled bathroom, living room with a cozy gas log fireplace, brand new large deck, private beach with a great swimming area for children, and there is a dock for your boat.
Our cove is the best cove on Upper Silver Lake, as we have sun all day long. There is a gradual decline from the seawall (ankle-deep) to the middle of cove (7-8 feet deep), which makes it perfect for children swimming. There is a lot of swimming activity throughout the summer, which makes the bottom sandy, and not the "muck" sometimes found on the bottom of lakes.
house rental amenities
Private beach (it is a private beach not a public access beach)
Cable TV
High-speed internet access
Brand new spacious deck with chairs and table
Gas grill
Air conditioning (2 window units)
Your own private dock
Row Boat
Fenced-in dog run and zip line
Fire Pit close to beach
(There is no washer/dryer on property available for renter's use)
activities and attractions in Silver Lake Michigan
10 minutes from Silver Lake Sand Dunes
15 minutes from Lake Michigan
10 minutes from Pentwater
20 minutes from Ludington
Boating (watercraft rental companies will deliver to our lake if you require more than a
row boat)
Water skiing
Frisbee Golfing
Hart/Montague Bicycle Trail from Mears or Hart to Muskegon - beautiful, easy ride
Bike path all the way from house to Lake Michigan
Mac Dune Rides
State Parks
Little Sable Lighthouse
Craig's Cruisers - Silver Lake (Go-Karts, Bumper Boats, Mini Golf)
Horseback Riding - Grace Adventures Youth Camp
Michigan's Adventure Amusement Park and Water Park
Country Dairy Farm Tour in New Era
vacation rental rates
2013 Rates:
Weekly rental (Saturday PM to Saturday AM) is $900 for the first three weeks of June and all of September; $1,500 per week for the last week of June through the end of August.
All pets must be approved at time of reservation. Pets will be approved on a case-by-case basis. There will be a charge of $100 per pet.
Last minute daily rentals may be available for $250 per night. (Does not include $50 cleaning fee + $50 security deposit.)
Check-in: Saturday 4pm
Check-out: Saturday 10am
A $50 refundable security deposit and a $250 NON-REFUNDABLE deposit will be required at time of reservation. Both deposits will be forfeited if the reservation is canceled within 30 days of arrival. The security deposit will be refunded after favorable inspection of the premises. Reservations are on a first come first save basis. Linens, bath towels and beach towels are not provided. You will need linens for one king, one queen (futon), one double, and two twin beds. Blankets/comforters provided for king, double and one twin bed. Seven pillows provided.


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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- FULL WEEK 4 SCOREBOARD
Game of the Night
Another one bites the dust in the Ozark Conference and the Chiefs stand alone. Kickapoo went on the road to hostile Camdenton Friday night and pulled out a 21-19 win. Senior QB Anthony Cooper got it done through the air and on the ground. The Chiefs host Glendale this Thursday for Homecoming and should move to 5-0 before an October 4th OC showdown at Hillcrest.
Can't Touch This (12 undefeated teams remain)
Nixa scored 28 quick points and then put on the cruise control in a 35-0 win at previously undefeated Willard. Senior QB Jacob Karlson accounted for three touchdowns. The Eagles defense is very impressive and they'll need to be next week when they host Webb City.
Rafe Peavey needed just 24 minutes to rack up 260 total yards and six touchdowns Friday night as 2nd ranked Bolivar blanked Hollister 48-0. Peavey is one of those players whose talent far exceeds his statistical output, simply because he doesn't need to do anymore. You have to respect Coach Roweton for calling off the dogs and not padding stats.
The machine known as Lamar continued to roll Friday night. Led by Levi Petersen's 191 rushing yards and four touchdowns the Tigers walloped Mt Vernon 48-7, improving to 4-0. In total, LHS racked up 482 total yards.
After falling behind 6-0 Reeds Spring never looked back on the way to a 48-6 COC Small win over Buffalo. Six different Wolves found the endzone as Brian Moler's squad improved to 4-0 for the first time since…well, it's been a while.
Skyline has scored no less than 39 points in each of its four victories, and Friday night would be no different. The undefeated Tigers took down Pleasant Hope 42-13. A trip to Mid-Lakes tri-leader Ash Grove is looming October 4th, followed by a home meeting with Strafford the next week.
Monett keeps on trucking. The Cubs swept away East Newton 34-0 Friday night for their 4th victory. Going back to last season Coach Depee's team is one of the area's hottest, winning 10 of their last 11. A pair of winnable games against Aurora and Cassville are coming up before the proverbial Big 8 gauntlet against Lamar, Seneca and Carl Junction. One thing is for sure; they will be prepared for the playoffs.
MV-BT/Liberty cruised to 4-0 Friday night with a 47-13 win over Ava. Jaelon Acklin posted his usual impressive line of 15-19 passing with 224 yards and three touchdowns. Now get excited! The next two weeks should be fun in the SCA. The Eagles host Willow Springs in the KY3 Game of the Week, followed by a trip to fellow SCA front runner Mountain Grove in the KSPR Game of the Week.
Speaking of the SCA, Mountain Grove flexed its muscle to the tune of a 42-28 win over Willow Springs. Senior QB Bobby Otwell was a near perfect 8-8 passing with 214 passing yards and another 127 rushing yards. It's funny because after dropping down a class last season the Panthers might have had a better shot to win state in class 3.
As I said week 1, the Strafford Indians have more offensive weapons than they know what to do with. Friday night's spotlight shone on sophomore running back Jacob Eden who racked up 116 rushing yards, 119 receiving yards and 4 total touchdowns as the 5th ranked Indians handled Stockton 63-22.
Ash Grove's 31-23 win at scrappy Marionville gets some big points in the "game of the night" category. The Comets hung tough, but ultimately fell to the Pirates, a game head coach Doug Martin called one of the most exciting he's been a part of.
Sarcoxie beat Pierce City 28-6 and Jasper roughed up Lockwood 41-14, each remaining perfect in the Spring River Valley hunt. The undefeated pair will meet next week in Jasper (fun fact: the setting for the 1989 Patrick Swayze thriller "Road House").
We're Comin'! W'ere Comin'!
Lebanon is sitting there with one Ozark Conference loss, but don't count out the Yellow Jackets just yet. Running back Elza Evans has burst onto the scene, including his 292 rushing yards and four touchdowns in Friday's 38-0 win at Glendale. Big game next week hosting Hillcrest in the KSPR Game of the Week.
Much like Lebanon, Hillcrest is far from out of it in the Ozark Conference race. The Hornets handled an improving West Plains squad 49-21 Friday night. A very special moment happened late in the 3rd quarter when senior receiver Darnell Green-Beckham hauled in a touchdown pass. It was the first since his freshman season. DGB II had been receiving treatment for Leukemia since February of 2011. His Hornet teammates received an excessive celebration penalty after mobbing him on the field. Pretty sure they didn't mind the 15 yards.
Webb City got a balanced offensive attack in a workman-like 49-6 Homecoming win over Republic. The highlight of the night was junior Cameron Tournear's pair of blocked punts. Head coach John Roderique told the Joplin Globe it was, "the Cardinals' most complete game to date."
Seneca is one of the area's most underrated teams, but Friday night's 26-7 win at Cassville might help turn some heads. The Indians got 201 rushing yards from Braxton Graham and 189 passing yards from Payton Rawlins in their first win over the Wildcats since a 48-21 home win in 2004.
Carl Junction is another team that probably isn't getting enough press. Doug Buckmaster and the Bulldogs are racking up the points like they're going out of style (averaging 56 points per game!). Friday night, CJ dispatched Aurora 56-26 for its third win in four tries this season (lone loss to Webb City).
Joplin isn't likely to make a run in the class 6 playoffs, but they could play spoiler for someone in the Ozark Conference. The Eagles bested Rolla 35-7 for their third win.
After an 18-3 season opening loss to Cass-Midway, Osceola has been on a roll. The Indians improved to 3-1 Friday night with a 37-14 win at Drexel.
Just Hangin'
Friday's 42-20 win at Fair Grove was just what the doctor ordered for a struggling Springfield Catholic squad. Senior Cameron Skornia blitzed the Eagle's defense for 156 rushing yards and four touchdowns. It's back to the COC Small grind next week, but a winnable game at Hollister.
The loss of athlete Quinton Wingert to injury in last week's win over Republic has proved costly for Ozark. The Tigers never got their high-powered offensive attack going in a 42-14 loss at Carthage. Coach Bliss and the red Tigers will look to lick their wounds next week hosting the black Tigers of Willard.
It was a big night for Branson's Jordan Bailey in the Pirates' 44-35 win over Neosho. Bailey accounted for over 300 total yards of offense to lead the way in Branson's second win of the season.
Class 1 Thayer handed Class 3 Salem its first loss, 23-6. Parkview got its second straight win, 38-21 at Waynesville. Greenfield took care of Archie 35-20 in non-conference action. Diamond blasted Miller 53-14 to keep pace in the SRVC.
On the Board
It took four weeks for Marshfield to pick up its first W, but it had to have felt sweet to take down Webster County rival Rogersville, 50-23. Blayne Armstrong continued his assault on the record books with over 450 total yards. The impressive part for the usual pocket-passer was his nearly 200 on the ground.
Congrats to Houston and Liberal who got their first wins of the season; 40-26 over Cabool and 41-31 over McAuley Catholic respectively.
Other Scores
Rogers Heritage (Ark.) 52, Harrison (Ark.) 35
England (Ark.) 16, Yellville-Summit (Ark.) 12
Eldon 62, Warsaw 19
Parkview (Ark.) 20, Mountain Home (Ark.) 6
Pleasant Hill 52, Nevada 20 - FINAL
Excelsior Springs 61, Springfield Central 14
Jay (Okla.) 27, McDonald County 20
Clinton 21, El Dorado Springs 0 - FINAL
Berryville (Ark.) 21, Green Forest (Ark.) 20 - FINAL


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Drummer Kevin Crabb returns to Toronto to record the new CD, Waltz for Dylan
by Joel Hurd
Toronto, ON, Feb 18, 2012 — Kevin Crabb grew up in Toronto but has lived in Los Angeles since his college days at Pepperdine University. His debut CD, Waltz for Dylan, was recorded in his hometown and features nine original compositions. He talked about it with Joel Hurd on The Bridge Go to full article
Mr. Something Something: Afrobeat with a message
Potsdam, NY, Oct 13, 2009 — Deep African beats and environmental activism make a special appearance in Potsdam this week. Toronto-based band Mr. Something Something is playing at La Casbah Moroccan restaurant Thursday night at 8:30 pm. The band's music is rooted in Afrobeat. It's a style created by the legendary musician and political activist Fela Kuti of Nigeria. It features lots of drums playing hypnotic grooves, horns punctuating phrases, and lyrics with a message. The band describes its music as "the soundtrack to a joyful revolution." Mr. Something Something was co-founded by John McLean, who's actually a Potsdam native. He hasn't been here since he was little, and he told David Sommerstein he's excited to return. McLean says he and childhood friend Larry Graves have played together since they were in first grade. Advance tickets are $8, $10 at the door. You can get yours by calling 315-274-9696 or e-mailing email@example.com. Go to full article
Preview: "The Vinyl Cafe" in Ogdensburg
by Todd Moe
Dec 17, 2008 — Host Stuart McLean brings The Vinyl Cafe Christmas Show to the George Hall Auditorium in Ogdensburg this Friday night. Tickets are still available. The special event is the finale of a yearlong celebration of NCPR's 40th anniversary. The live holiday show will feature McLean's stories for the season and special musical guests. Todd Moe spoke with McLean about The Vinyl Cafe radio show that airs Sunday afternoons at 3 pm on NCPR. Go to full article
Something old and new on the cello
by Todd Moe
Jul 16, 2008 — Cellist Jonathan Tortolano returns to his home state Saturday for a recital at the Commmunity Church in Stowe (noon). Tortolano grew up in Vermont, studied with renowned cellist Elsa Hilger and lived and performed in Europe for years. He now lives in Toronto and regularly performs with orchestras across the region, including the Orchestra of Northern New York. He told Todd Moe that his recital on Saturday will include a solo suite by Bach, a work by George Crumb, and a new piece for cello. Go to full article
In Toronto, Two Cultures Collide
by Brian Mann
Jun 09, 2006 — The arrest of 17 Muslim men and boys in a Toronto suburb on terror charges has triggered a new debate over Canada's approach to immigration. Tolerance and multiculturalism are mainstream values in Canada, especially in liberal Ontario. But some Canadians -- including members of the Muslim community -- worry that a growing number of immigrants don't share common values with their fellow citizens. Brian Mann reports from Toronto. Go to full article
Rough Water for New Fast Ferries
Dec 01, 2004 — The "Spirit of Ontario" has been tied to its dock in Rochester since the ferry company suspended service in September after less than three months of daily trips to Toronto. Mayor William Johnson says meetings this week are aimed at convincing the city council and Rochester's state Legislature delegation that quick action is needed on his plan to save the ferry. The Rochester-Toronto boat is one of two high speed ferries that began operations on the Great Lakes this year. As the Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Chuck Qirmbach reports, the other ferry had a better first season. Go to full article
Lake Ontario to Cool Toronto
Aug 27, 2004 — The city of Toronto is using the deep, chilly waters of Lake Ontario as "green" air conditioning for some of its skyscrapers. David Sommerstein explains how. Go to full article
Theatre Review: Hamlet at the National Arts Centre, Ottawa
by Connie Meng
Jan 12, 2004 — A full-length production of Shakespeare's Hamlet runs at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa through January 27. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng was at the opening night and has this review. Go to full article
Toronto Kickstarts Recycling Initiative
Dec 30, 2003 — Ontario appears to be ready to take more steps to protect the environment on the north side of the Great Lakes. The new liberal government wants to rid the province of its bad name, especially on issues like recycling and composting. That means diverting 60 percent of the province's garbage from landfills within the next five years, which could be good news for landfills south of the border. As the Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Dan Karpenchuk reports, the city of Toronto is taking the lead. Go to full article
Theatre Review: Tiger of Malaya at the National Arts Centre, Ottawa
by Connie Meng
Dec 01, 2003 — The world premiere of Tiger of Malaya has opened the Studio Series at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa and runs through December 6. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng was at a recent performance and has this review. Go to full article
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Duquette's Father's Day gift: A healthy daughter
Former general manager gives kidney to ailing 10-year-old
By Anthony Castrovince | Archive 06/15/12 10:00 AM ET
The pivotal premise upon which all baseball trades are founded is as follows: If you want to get something back, you must give something up.For eight long years, Jim Duquette's young daughter, Lindsey, has battled a serious kidney disorder with no known cure. And for eight long years, the Duquette family has wondered what it will take to ensure this brave girl will have a chance to live a long and healthy life. As it turns out, the answer was inside Jim all along. Lindsey, you see, needed a kidney transplant, and tests revealed Jim to be a match. And so it was that on June 4, the 46-year-old former Mets general manager and his 10-year-old daughter were wheeled into separate operating rooms at Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore. Doctors removed one of the father's kidneys and placed it in the body of his long-suffering daughter -- a generous gift that Duquette hopes will reap a rewarding return.
Duquette to host NephCure event
- Jim Duquette's experience with his ailing daughter, Lindsey, inspired him to become a board member for NephCure, a non-profit foundation committed to supporting FSGS and nephrotic syndrome research.
- On June 24, Duquette will host "Countdown to a Cure," a NephCure fundraising event in Baltimore. Special guests will include former Orioles players Jim Palmer, Rick Dempsey, Dave Johnson, Ron Hansen and Chris Hoiles.
- Those interested in attending or donating to the cause are encouraged to visit www.countdowntoacure.org or call (571) 355-9808.
For several years, doctors tried to stave off what turned out to be the inevitable with protein and steroid infusions and chemotherapy. At one point, Lindsey was taking 24 medications a day. Nothing worked. Finally, in May of last year, with Lindsey entering end-state renal failure, both of her kidneys were removed. "The thing that the doctors always told you is you keep the native kidneys as long as you could," Duquette said. "They've seen progress in those who can keep it under control by 9, 10, 11 years old. That was always the goal, but that just never happened."
Anthony Castrovince is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his columns and his blog, CastroTurf, and follow him on Twitter at @Castrovince. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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1. OLB Clay Matthews: Matthews further solidified his league defensive MVP candidacy in Green Bay's Week 11 rout of the Vikings with a sack, five tackles, two tackles for loss, and a pair of QB hits. His sack increased his league-leading total to 11½, two more than his closest pursuer (Miami's Cameron Wake), and he is on pace to collect a most-impressive 18 sacks for the season. Matthews leads the Packers in both sacks and QB hurries (32) and is the sixth-leading tackler on the team with 33.
2. QB Aaron Rodgers: Rodgers has been playing at an elite level in his last two games, following up his strong prime-time effort against the Cowboys (289 yards, three TDs, zero interceptions, 131.5 passer rating) with an even stronger performance against Brett Favre and the Vikings in Week 11. After outplaying Favre in their first matchup this season in Week Seven, Rodgers dominated the former Packers legend in Week 11, registering a 141.3 passer rating, his second-highest rating for one game in his career. Rodgers threw for 301 yards with four TDs and zero interceptions against the Vikings. His 47-yard strike to WR Greg Jennings got the offense going after a slow first quarter, and from that point on, A-Rod couldn't have been operating in a higher gear. He showed great escapability on his first of three TD passes to Jennings.
3. WR Greg Jennings: Put simply, the Packers' No. 1 wideout is en fuego. Jennings made Minnesota's secondary look clueless Sunday with three TDs among his seven catches for 152 yards. He had receptions of 47 and 46 yards (the Packers' first TD) against the Vikings and has 32 catches for 520 yards (16.2 ypc) and six TDs in the last five games.
4. CB Tramon Williams: The man who made Al Harris expendable continued to make his presence felt in a major way with a beautiful interception on an inside route in the second quarter that helped set up a TD catch by James Jones. Williams now has a team-leading four interceptions and is the team's fifth-leading tackler with 34. He also leads the team in pass breakups (14) by a wide margin.
5. NT B.J. Raji: He quietly crept back into our top five with his latest strong effort anchoring a stout Packers' defensive front that did an impressive job in Minnesota holding RB Adrian Peterson relatively in check. Daily team observers believe Raji, who has specialized in staying on the field, could deserve Pro Bowl consideration.


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GOSHEN — Phillip S. Preston, 76, died Saturday. He had been in declining health for the past three years.
He was born Oct. 7, 1936, in Sturgis, Mich., to the late Maynard and Clara (Devenbaugh) Preston.
He graduated from Lima High School, Howe, in 1954 and received his pharmacy degree from Butler University in 1959. He was the owner of the Wakarusa Pharmacy from 1963 to 1992 and was then employed by CVS until his retirement. He was very active in AAU basketball and his Wakarusa Pharmacy team was well known in the area.
He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Shirley (Minelli) Preston; two sons, Marc Preston, Goshen, and Andrew Preston, Palm Beach, Fla.; two daughters, Karen (Bill) Papadopoulos, Bloomington, and Kim (Jeff) Smiejek, Chicago, Ill.; and two grandchildren, Stella and Wilson Smiejek.
Family and friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home, Wakarusa.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Goshen, followed by burial in Violett Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be given to the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation, www.pulmonaryfibrosis.org, or Goshen Healthcare and Hospice.
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GOSHEN — Phillip S. Preston, 76, died Saturday. He had been in declining health for the past three years.
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- David A. Schrock MIDDLEBURY — David A. Schrock, 93, died surrounded by his family at 10:59 p.m. Tuesday at The Maples at Waterford Crossing, after a brief stay. He had been in declining health. He was born Dec. 27, 1920 in Shipshewana, to Andrew and Anna (Yoder) Schr
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From now until Sunday, the Lamar Dixon Expo Center in Gonzales will be the home to 60 hot air balloon pilots from across the country for the second annual Louisiana Hot Air Balloon Championship.
Last year's event brought 60,000 people to the expo center to see the balloons, meet the pilots and enjoy the food and entertainment.
Organizers say they are expecting a big turnout to the championship this year too---especially since this year's Gonzales competition can qualify pilots for national races later.
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Well, this area of Lebanon is know for making salt; here by the sea, a 900 years old greek orthodoxe monastery.
An old nun is living there alone with a lot of cats; she will open the chapel if you ask her with respect :)
Surrounded by salines, this 900 years old monastery is well hidden from public exposure. However, leb...
Location Tripoli lebanon, Tebeneh 911-912 Land
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Oldest Port in the World: Byblos Port. Shot was taken in December 2013.For more info visit:http://www...
Crusader's fortress in Byblos, Lebanon. Built in the 11th century when Byblos was conquered by the Ch...
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Lebanon is blessed with a variety of caves throughout its territory. Even if Jeita Grotto is the larg...
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Lebanon is a land of water, this is also why the country position is geopolitically so complex. As it...
Modern civilization began right here in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley. Also known as the Fertile Crescent or Mesopotamia, this is the place where, six thousand years ago, agriculture, writing and mathematics were brought into widespread use.
The term "Middle East" comes from the British navy, which used it to describe the countries on the trade route from Europe to India and China. Everything from Afghanistan to Morocco may possibly be classified as "middle eastern", depending on whom you ask -- and when.
Only a partial list of past Empires in the middle eastern territory includes Sumeria, Babylonia, Persia, the Ottoman Empire and the Roman Empire!
When northern Europe was still lurking about in slimy cold stone castles playing chess, the Middle East was enjoying the flowers of poetry, luxurious craftsmanship, music and literature. In fact, the Renaissance in Europe was partly inspired by stories brought back from the middle east by travelers along the trade route.
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It may be cold outside, but inside the Kitchen Theatre Company it is hot, hot, hot. Starting tonight, January 22nd is David Ives' Tony Award-winning Broadway hit Venus in Fur, a comedy about sexual power, power plays, and the power of Love - the Goddess of Love, that is. The New York Times called it "90 minutes of good, kinky fun." Preview performances are tonight, January 22, 23, and 24. Opening Night is January 25th, and the play closes February 9. Check out new photos of the cast in action below!
The play opens on Thomas Novachek, a director/playwright who has written a stage adaptation of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's inflammatory 1870 novella Venus in Fur. Novachek is desperate to find an actress who can bring to life the role of the sexually adventurous Vanda von Dunayev. When actress Vanda Jordan shows up to audition, she and playwright Novachek read the play together, and the line between the reality of the audition and the events in the play begins to blur. Like the thunderstorm raging outside, the atmosphere in the rehearsal studio is electrically charged. Venus in Fur is a steamy, smart, and provocative look at gender roles, role-playing, power, domination and submission.
Venus in Fur is directed by Kitchen Theatre Artistic DirectorRachel Lampert (Frankie & Johnny in the Clair de Lune, Opus, Broke-ology, Red Light Winter, The Mystery of Irma Vep, Mary's Wedding, among many others). Playing Thomas isBrandon Morris, no stranger to provocative plays. He was seen last season at the Kitchen in both Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune and The Motherf**ker with the Hat. Morris has extensive regional theater and television credits, as does his co-star, Kitchen Theatre newcomer, Maddie Jo Landers.
Scenic and Lighting Design for Venus in Fur is by Tyler M. Perry, Sound Design is by Lesley Greene, and Costume Design is by Maxine Etchison.
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Officers began pursuing a maroon 1996 Chrysler Concorde after the driver suddenly turned off his headlights and started speeding in the 7800 block of West Imperial Drive, shortly after 2:30 a.m. Dec. 25. The pursuit ended when officers lost sight of the vehicle in the 8200 block of West Winston Way.
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The driver, a 30-year-old Waukesha man, was not in the vehicle and officers were unable to find him.
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17-04-2011 23:50
I want to reinstall the firmware on my N8, but don't want to lose all the levels I've done on Angry Birds. (Took weeks!!)
Is there some kind of Save file I can copy so that when I do the reinstall, I can copy the completed ones back?
Solved! Go to Solution.
18-04-2011 3:12 - edited 18-04-2011 3:32
i dont know to suggest any way but if you just reinstall the firmware with out performing hard reset then you will not lose the levels
if you perform reset then yes you will loose it
in both cases you need to do full back up via pc and ovi suite(back up via phone file manager it only back up contacts and files so no video or games)
it may help
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If you connect your phone using USB mass storage and check on the N8's 16GB memory, you will see a folder called Resource and inside that folder another one called apps.
Check in that latest folder and you will see files for angry birds and other apps.
Honestly, I never tried to copy these along and see if that brings back my scores.
18-04-2011 16:51
22-04-2011 11:45
OK. Finally took the plunge and tried it this morning.
Did both with Ovi suite, then Nokia Software Updater.
All my settings etc stayed the same and the phone has not returned to it generic 059C951 state.
All completed game levels are there and it's still unbraned as before!!
Only downside it hasn't solved a software problem I have so I may have to make another trip to an NCC
22-04-2011 12:09
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All completed game levels are there and it's still unbraned as before!!
Only downside it hasn't solved a software problem I have so I may have to make another trip to an NCC
Good typo. error but perhaps it remains "unbrained"
Happy to have helped forum with a Support Ratio = 42.5
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I tried copying my Angry Birds Seasons resource files back in to the E:\resource\apps folder using X-plore after reinstalling the game, but it won't overwrite the files already there.
And when I connect my N8 to my PC I can't even see the resource folder.
Anyone have an idea how I can delete the resource files so I can replace them with my backups?
22-04-2011 20:47
Here's what I did. It was simple, quick, and worked like a charm.
You don't want what is in the RESOURCE folder. You want the files that are in the PRIVATE folder.
I used QuickInfo.wgz to determine the UID of Angry Birds. For me, it is 20030e51.
Then, I connected my N8 to my Mac in USB Mass Storage mode. I navigated to the drive that has Angry Birds installed (E), then to the PRIVATE folder, then to the folder 20030e51. I copied the files highscores.lua & settings.lua to my Mac.
I reinstalled Angry Birds fresh and copied those 2 files from my Mac back to E:/private/20030e51 in USB Mass Storage Mode.
I ran Angry Birds and all of my settings and completed levels were restored.
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Thanks 4piecekit! I got there eventually!
27-04-2011 10:48
In addition to 4piecekit's instructions, here are the other folders for the other Angry Birds games.
2003B2F1 - Angry Birds Rio
2003B220 - Angry Birds Rio FREE
20030E50 - Angry Birds FREE
20030E51 - Angry Birds
20030E52 - Angry Birds Seasons
20030E53 - Angry Birds Seasons FREE
20030E54 - Angry Birds LITE.
All the best.
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Thanks for the correction. Well spotted.
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17-07-2011 1:31
Oh wow.. You know what, never mind.
Just out of curiousity, I kept my google search for a savefile, and noticed the iPhone version of the games also use settings.lus & highscores.lua..
As I had nothing to lose, I thought I'd give it a go, and ya know what? It bloody worked!
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Protest against "Prison of Love" Armory party leads to arrests
At least six people were arrested and taken into custody shortly before midnight on Saturday at the 16th Street Mission BART Plaza following a raucous protest of Kink.com's pre-Pride party, according to San Francisco Police Department spokesman Albie Esparza.
The protest, put on by LGBTQ activist group Gay Shame, totaled around 150 people who were unhappy with the theme of the Kink.com party, "Prison of Love." They allege that the company used sexual assault in prisons as a means of revenue, saying it has "turned these genocidal practices into a cash-making joke." (Tickets to the party were as much as $175.)
Though a statement from Gay Shame said the protesters were arrested "without provocation," Esparza told us they stemmed from alleged assaults on the security guards at the party by protesters. According to an account of the protest compiled by Armory facilities manager Andrew Harvill and provided by Kink.com CEO and Armory owner Peter Acworth, "protesters were largely peaceful, though unruly. Having said that, at least a dozen were highly militant."
Witnesses recalled seeing a Kink.com security guard follow protesters to 16th Street roughly 30 minutes after the protest ended and begin "targeting people who were casually standing on the sidewalk getting ready to go home." According to the witnesses, "the arrests and police violence were reportedly in retaliation for the night's protest."
Esparza confirmed that a security guard followed the protesters down to the plaza, though for the purpose of identifying the offenders when the police arrived. One protester reportedly threw a metal object and made threats toward a security guard during the protest, both of which are being charged as felonies, while another allegedly through an egg and spit on a security guard. When the police attempted to arrest the protester for the alleged felonies, Esparza said two other protesters tried to intervene. They were arrested and charged with lynching—a violation of Penal Code 405a, defined as "the taking by means of a riot of any person from the lawful custody of any peace officer."
Two other protesters were cited for interfering with an officer and resisting arrest, and released, according to Esparza. The protesters who allegedly threw the egg was cited for battery and released, he said. But those involved in the protest see it a bit differently.
"A friend of mine was standing with a bicycle and they arrested her seemingly at random," said protester Erin McElroy, who was at the BART station and said the police were simply searching for someone with a bike, which led to her friend's arrest. Similarly, another person was arrested because the police "were looking for an Asian woman with short hair," according to McElroy, and the woman was "identified as somebody who had been with a provocateur."
Those arrested and facing felony charges are Prisca Carpenter, Sarai Robles-Mendez, and Rebecca Ruiz-Lichter, although District Attorney George Gascón is unlikely to pursue the lynching charges, according to Rachel Lederman, president of the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild.
"I can pretty much guarantee that the DA will not be proceeding on those charges. It is the DA who makes the charging decision...[the protesters are] being subjected to preemptive punishment right now," Lederman wrote in an email.
Video of the Prison of Love pride party provided by Kink.com.
Harvill's account of the events stated that protesters "used a slingshot to propel objects at security," and punched and spat in the face of the Armory's manager of security. The Armory guards reportedly did not retaliate or detain anyone, though they had to "block/deny intrusion onto property a few times."
In his account, Harvill also wrote, "There was a decent contingent of protesters who were militant and provoking. Our own security was extremely professional in face of numerous provoking acts and assaults. Any claims of police brutality would be highly unlikely, but I will confirm exact details of those arrested."
Those involved with the protest were unsurprisingly dismayed by the night's proceedings, including members of Gay Shame.
"Like the Stonewall rebellion 45 years ago, last night's attack reminds us how trans and queer people of color are criminalized and arrested for simply gathering in public space, like the 16th Street BART plaza," said Gay Shame representative Mary Lou Ratchet in a statement.
Attorney John Viola, sent as an observer from the National Lawyers Guild, was also arrested, according to Lederman. The NLG is "appalled by all of the arrests…particularly that three people have been held in jail since Saturday night on groundless charges, in violation of their constitutional rights," wrote Lederman in her email.
Four arrestees have since been released, including Viola, and all were initially medically cleared, indicating that they likely did not sustain injuries. Nevertheless, Lederman said the NLG is still working to get the three women released, with their bail currently set at a combined $178,000, Chief Deputy Kathy Gorwood told the Guardian. (Carpenter's bail is set at $78,000, while Robles-Mendez and Ruiz-Lichter are each at $50,000.)
Acworth expressed his thoughts about his party in an open letter, stating he believes that "if a group wants to organize a particular kind of party, they should be free to do so without shame," though conceding that "the extent to which some groups find this theme offensive because the party is happening during the San Francisco Pride weekend has given me cause to reflect."
The Kink.com CEO has also voiced his support for the protesters' contention, writing in an email, "I attempted to negotiate directly with the crowd, but this proved unsuccessful. This was frustrating, because I agree with the underlying issue that we are in need of prison reform," adding, "Had it been possible to change the theme, we would have done so."
left and the result is a chaotic example of pointless finger-pointing.
Hmm, do I like gays more than sex workers? Gee, what does the progressive bible say about that?
Erin Mcelroy, is guaranteed to alienate everyone before she moves back to her rich, east coast family.
One of these deep thinkers dreamed up being outraged and got a pack 700 club like viewers to follow along. It cracks me up that the left insist that right wingers are easy to dupe.
What they do at a party is any business of McElroy?
Because she has nothing else to do except bitch about something. That's the entire life of a "professional activist" - bitching and complaining.
I fail to see how people bitching and complaining about the bitching and complaining of activists are not, themselves, bitching and complaining.
Going and protesting something so trivial?
It is satire.
If you don't know the facts, stick with ad hominum attacks.
ad hominem?
Next on narrow minded PC agenda the list, uniform bars.
and others had to run through a hail of rotten fruit and vegetables to get inside. The tolerance of intolerance is something we should all be very proud of.
I have found some kind of temporary sanity in this
shit blood and cum on my hands.
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Bad political action should not be a crime, but if it were, the super geniuses who concocted this farce would be in for 25 to life.
The object and subject of the action were separated by several tenuous degrees, any of which was not valid caused the entire thing to come crashing down.
Compare this to the Frameline pinkwashing of zionism action which was crisp and well defined and did not need a tiny type pamphlet to explain.
The arrests appear to be as bogus as the action.
get out of arresting these dip shits?
interfere with the quiet enjoyment and free speech/expression of others.
The cops get to do what they usually do, exercise disproportionate power over those weak people who they know will not fight back.
At Compton's and Stonewall, they fought back.
Not a smart move.
I hope they rot in jail. It's pretty pathetic that people have nothing better to do during pride than assault people attending a private function. If they are so concerned about prisoners and issues around that they could be doing a lot more meaningful things than assaulting people minding their own business and attending a private party.
Judging on the fun of others is not cool.
The police are historical oppressors of the LGBT community. Why this love for police and the prison-industrial complex at Pride? http://paper-bird.net/2014/06/28/policing-pride/
Nadia, this isn't about the police or prison.
You protested your own community, verbally harassed innocent people, many of whom were people of color or immigrants.
Whatever your issue with the party, you lost your moral high-ground the second you turned your protest against the party-goers, instead of the party.
The police are historical oppressors of the LGBT community. Why this love for police and the prison-industrial complex at Pride? http://paper-bird.net/2014/06/28/policing-pride/
well! in my point of view, That's not really good at all.
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Sat, 5 July 2014
WMC Live #90: Libyan Women's Roundtable (Azza Maghur, Maysoon Tughar, Sahar Madiha al-Naas), Cyma Shapiro. (Original Airdate 7/5/2014)
Robin on the assassination of Libyan feminist Salwa Bugaighis, Obama's "My Brother's Keeper" initiative, and the SCOTUS Hobby Lobby ruling. Guests: a Libyan Women's roundtable with Azza Maghur, Maysoon Tughar, and Sahar Madiha al-Naas; Cyma Shapiro on midlife motherhood.
Direct download: WMCLive_Episode90.mp3
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Sat, 28 June 2014
Robin on George Will (again), the Islamist PM of Morocco, and Japan outlawing child porn (not!). Guests: Suey Park of #NotYourAsianSidekick; women's quotations expert Rosalie Maggio; Megan Marshall, Pulitzer winner for her biography of Margaret Fuller.
Megan Marshall's Website »
Direct download: WMCLive_Episode89.mp3
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Sat, 21 June 2014
Robin on Mormons excommunicating a feminist, and on George Will and campus rapes. Guests: Cyndee Readdean, producer of the documentary film Freedom Summer; Mona Eltahawy reports from Cairo on the sexual assault epidemic; Marisa Tomei on sexuality, spirituality, film, and being back on Broadway.
Direct download: WMCLive_Episode88.mp3
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Sat, 14 June 2014
Robin on Twitter misogyny, and on science discovering the miraculously curative placenta. Guests: ABC journalist Lynn Sherr talks about her book on Sally Ride, the first U.S. woman in space; jazz star Karrin Allyson sings and plays; Heather Arnet on her film Madame Presidenta.
Sally Ride: America's First Woman in Space by Lynn Sherr on Amazon »
Direct download: WMCLive_Episode87.mp3
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Sat, 7 June 2014
Robin on the Isla Vista killings and the climate of misogyny, plus "News You Can Use" on women and medical research. Guests: Melisa Farley's research on prostitution realities; Victoria Budson on the private effects of public policy; Juanita Johnson-Bailey on keeping women's studies women's studies.
Direct download: WMCLive_Episode86.mp3
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Sat, 31 May 2014
Robin comments on the new concept of GNH (Gross National Happiness), used in Bhutan along with GDP; also Verbal Karate, and the words of Toni Morrison. Guests: the great storyteller Ursula K. Le Guin; author Judy Blume; former U.S. Poet Laureate Rita Dove.
Direct download: WMCLive_Episode85.mp3
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Wed, 21 May 2014
WMC Live #84: Gloria Steinem, Carol Jenkins, Geneva Overholser, and Soraya Chemaly. (Original Airdate 5/24/2014)
Special Program—an entire hour on the sudden firing of The New York Times's first female Executive Editor Jill Abramson. Robin on the patriarchal dynasty that owns the Times. Roundtable with award-winning journalists Carol Jenkins, Geneva Overholser, Gloria Steinem, and Soraya Chemaly.
Direct download: WMCLive_Episode84.mp3
Category:Full Episodes -- posted at: 11:00 AM


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Jan 21st Comment
The dance production duo Teengirl Fantasy just released their Nun EP a few months ago, but they're already back with a new track. "TonBase" is an orphan -- it appears to have no home on any…   Read Story »
Nov 12th, 2013 Comment
The Oberlin-born, Amsterdam-based dance duo Teengirl Fantasy have a new EP called Nun coming later this month, and in making a video for its skittery and evocative title track, they've recruited…   Read Story »
Aug 13th, 2012 Comment
On Teengirl Fantasy's new LP Tracer, the Oberlin-rooted duo of Nick Weiss and Logan Takahashi add a significant stable of vocal cameos to their live-mixed, unfurling electronic dance music: Catch…   Read Story »
Aug 1st, 2012 4 Comments
We've already heard "End," one of the tracks from Teengirl Fantasy's sophomore forthcoming LP Tracer, and today they've shared another track, the ungainly but pretty "EFX." This one has an assist…   Read Story »
Jul 10th, 2012 1 Comment
Earlier this summer, electronic duo Teengirl Fantasy announced details for their forthcoming sophomore LP Tracer, and today they dropped the first single, the bubbling, building "End." Stream it…   Read Story »
Jun 6th, 2012 Comment
"Motif," the house-y, synthy new single from Teengirl Fantasy (their first release since the 2010 LP 7AM), initially appeared online a few weeks ago, in advance of their Tracer LP due later this…   Read Story »
May 22nd, 2012 Comment
Following up the other day's announcement of their "Motif" single, Teengirl Fantasy come through with a Clayton Harley-directed video for that very track. It's basically what it looks and feels like…   Read Story »
May 21st, 2012 1 Comment
Oberlin-rooted Brooklyn duo Teengirl Fantasy are set to followup their 7AM LP this year, starting with a 12" out on R&S Records. The A-side, titled "Motif," is streaming today, mixing steady house…   Read Story »
Oct 24th, 2011 12 Comments
We're on the other side of CMJ now, which you could probably tell by the uptick in the music news cycle, or by some bloggers' (could be any bloggers, no way to know who I am talking about) bleary…   Read Story »
Apr 1st, 2011 1 Comment
Here are a couple of great refits on one of last year's more memorable singles, from one of last year's best new bands. "Cheaters" is the signature song on Teengirl Fantasy's debut LP 7AM, a paean to…   Read Story »