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Comeback Inn in Seacrest Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
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vacation rental description
"Comeback Inn" to our gorgeous, New, beach home in the very
exclusive community of Seacrest Beach. We are adjacent to Rosemary
Beach and just a short hike away to Seaside. You are also just a
short stroll away (just a few hundred yards) from some of the most
beautiful beaches anywhere.
If you prefer, a private shuttle service will pick you up at your
door and deliver you to the gorgeous emerald coast beaches. If you
would rather experience the stunning 12,000 square foot swimming
pool with waterfalls and fountains, that is yours to enjoy as well.
This home includes a concierge service; for a small fee, you can
have your kitchen stocked with your favorite food and beverage for
you to enjoy during your stay. Bicycling, golf at the fantastic Camp
Creek Course, you name it, it can be yours.
Our NEW home was recently completed and we have just furnished
it with luxurious, custom appointed detail. A true Caribbean feel
will permeate this three-story beach house. Ten foot ceilings
throughout the first floor with comfortable living areas make you
feel at home. We have upgraded everything with stainless appliances,
hardwood floors, luxurious linens, and a whirlpool tub to make your
stay with us memorable. TVs, VCRs, and DVD players allow you to
relax, curl up and enjoy all the comforts of home.
Stunning views of the Gulf from the second and third floor wrap-
around porches are the order of the day as you sit back and enjoy
your favorite cocktail with the sea breeze gently blowing across the
water. The COMEBACK INN will comfortably sleep 10-12 with three
bedrooms and a loft with two day beds.
After spending some time with us, we know that you will undoubtedly
want to "COMEBACK INN" again and again.
house rental amenities
Amenities: Granite countertops, Stainless appliances, Phone, Air
Conditioning, TV, Cable TV, VCR, Stereo, CD Player, DVD Players,
Full Kitchen, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Ice Maker,
Cooking utensils provided, Linens provided, Washer, Dryer, Jetted
Tub in Bath, Pool (shared), Grill (BBQ), No Smoking.
activities and attractions in Seacrest Beach Gulf Coast North
Activities (on site or nearby): Stroll to Rosemary Beach, Hiking,
Biking, Golf (Camp Creek golf course), Amusement Parks, Fishing,
Shopping, Restaurants, Cinemas, Sightseeing, Swimming,
Snorkeling/Diving, Boating, Sailing, Water-skiing, Surfing,
Windsurfing, Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Shelling.
vacation rental rates
Please see our availability calender on vacationrentals . com
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Summer (May 26- August 18) ..................................................................$2100/wk.
Fall (August 19- October 31) ..................... ...............................$240/nt .. $1140/wk.
Winter (November 1, 2011- March 2, 2012) ................................$200/nt .. $1000/wk.
Spring (March 3-March 9; April 15-May 25) .................................$300/nt....$1500/wk.
Spring Break (March 10- April 14) .............................................$360/nt ... $2060/wk.


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At first I thought I was going to be disappointed - the colors are not quite as vibrant in person as they appear on the computer screen. The vibrancy was what drew me in the first place. However, I decided it worked better in a different bedroom that I had originally planned, and I think the colors will complement each other perfectly. The best thing about this comforter is the way it feels - D.I.V.I.N.E!! Soft, smooth - gonna be like sleeping under a cloud! And for the price?? SWEET!!
I was surprised at how soft the material is...the colors are bright and easy to decorate around. Very worth the price!
The comforter is just as described in listing. Great quality and priice
Product is quite cheap polyester. It is generous in size and the colors are true and not too vibrant. I bought this for my college-aged daughter's room to change things up for when she comes home to visit. I think it will be easily laundered which is a plus since her sweet dog often sleeps with her when she comes home. It was the colors and pattern that I liked as well as the great price. If you want something for that young girl or teenager who wants to redecorate every 1-2 years this is perfect! I thought I read somewhere in the description that this was microfiber which it is not, although being polyester it is not super shiny so that is a plus.
I love this comforter set, it's not only colorful and matches all sheets we already own, but it also goes with all our other things like lamps, rug etc...It's also comfortable and an amazing price for such a beautiful set. This is a definite must have for sure, so glad I found it.
I loved the comforted sets. They were very colorful and were just what I was looking for. Looked great !!!
This comforter set is beautiful and well made. Love the colors, the shams are big and the accent pillow is cute. Perfect for me.
Absolutely love the pattern and softness of the product. Good price for the product.
Very cute for a child room. I found the color was more pea green than aqua. Not a very thick comforter, would be good for canadian summer and not winter! I found that the quality of the cotton was good and soft. It arrived in a small light as air box more like a Walmart kit but a slightly better quality. I am sure it will resist a few washes as my dauther sleeps with our dog... As a canadian customer I don't think it is worth buying. Custom and international shipping brings the total bill to high for what it is worth at the end.
Just as pictured on line very nicely made colors are true and material feels very soft to the touch haven't washed it yet . Hoping that it does well
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Real wedding: Helen + Eric
The Ceremony:
We got married a few Saturdays ago on what was the most incredibly beautiful day of the year yet! Somehow we completely lucked out and it was 80 degrees, sunny and just gorgeous. Our ceremony was held on Linden Terrace in Fort Tryon Park way uptown by the Cloisters Museum. Being a public park, the masses were out enjoying the beautiful weather so we had a slightly larger audience than we expected. But it just made the whole thing more special. Eric designed my engagement ring and we both designed our wedding bands at Fitzgerald Jewelry (formerly Studio 174) in Williamsburg. Owner Michael Fitzgerald brought our ideas to life and was so great to work with, so helpful and just a sweet guy.
The Reception/Venue:
The reception was just down the path at the New Leaf Cafe. It started it off with cocktail hour with passed hors d'oeuvres and our signature drink, an Italian strawberry liquor and sparkling wine cocktail. Then it was time to eat! Dinner was just amazing, we chose the New Leaf not only for it's amazing location but because having great food was really important to us. If you're looking for a wedding venue or if you're up in the neighborhood, I highly recommend checking them out, they use seasonal ingredients so the menu is always changing and is always fresh and delicious. The restaurant did an incredible job setting up and the service was fantastic. Tiffany Hogan is the Event Coordinator for the New Leaf and she was just amazing. Throughout the whole planning process, she was very helpful and responsive to all my random questions and was a pleasure to work with.
For dessert we had mini cupcakes from Kumquat Cupcakery. We happened upon them at the Brooklyn Flea last year and I made a mental note, must get them for the wedding! Keavy is the owner/baker and she's awesome. Her cupcakes are just too cute, bite size and the perfect balance of cake to frosting ratio. The cake is moist and delicious, the frosting is perfect, not too sweet, not too buttery, just right. By far the best cupcakes I've ever had. She set up all 300 cupcakes and the presentation was amazing. She has great flavor combinations, some seasonal ones, but will also create custom flavors for you on request.
As for the rest of the details, we had originally wanted to diy as much as we could and we did do a lot ourselves but we realized about a month or so before the wedding that there was no way we'd be able to do the flowers ourselves. So we went to Sprout which we've been to many times just shopping for plants and home stuff. They had done a wedding for some friends of ours so we went to talk to them about doing ours. Tassy and Lea were great, we had a basic idea of what we wanted and they really worked with us to come up with something special. We made the birch bark wrapped vases and dropped them off at Sprout the week before. I had also been making paper confetti from flower shaped craft punchers and they took care of setting that up on the tables for us as well. I kept looking around and couldn't believe how great it all looked! The flowers were gorgeous, the bouquet, the centerpieces, the boutonnieres and corsages, everything was perfect. They have an amazing aesthetic, are so easy to work with and the store is fantastic.
And last but certainly not least, our photographer Kimberly Hurst. Kimberly is fantastic, an amazing photographer and so sweet too! We loved her portfolio, her sense of lighting and composition and then we met her and just felt really comfortable with her and that sealed the deal. We're pretty photophobic but she made it as painless as possible for us and we couldn't be happier with the results. She was great with capturing the candid moments and the more set up shots as well. She and her assistant Candice went above and beyond and were so helpful throughout the whole day. They were with me every step of the way before the ceremony, helped to keep me calm and they even helped me track down the rings when I realized they weren't with our officiant! She's such a talent, and I'm so thankful I found her, and thankful to the wedding blogs where I found her! I can't thank everyone enough, we were both beyond happy with the way everything turned out and it was the most incredible day…
Nicole Miller
Fitzgerald Jewelry
174 N 11th Street Brooklyn, NY 11211
Aki at Commune Salon
191 Grand Street Brooklyn NY 718.384.7412
New Leaf Cafe
One Margaret Corbin Drive, Fort Tryon Park, New York, NY 212.568.5323
Sprout Home
44 Grand Street Brooklyn NY 718.388.4440
Kumquat Cupcakery
Kimberly Hurst
[images by Kimberly Hurst]
13 Comments to "Real wedding: Helen + Eric"
The Perfect Palette Says:
May 27th, 2009 at 5:07 pm
such a pretty wedding. inspiring!
Kimberly Hurst Photography » Helen and Eric Featured on Brooklyn Bride Says:
May 27th, 2009 at 7:43 pm
[...] are Eric are featured on Brooklyn Bride today! http://bklynbrideonline.com/?p=3819 11 mins [...]
Bess Says:
May 28th, 2009 at 4:03 am
This wedding is so pretty! I'm definitely going to be borrowing some of their ideas
chris :: c is for charmed Says:
May 28th, 2009 at 12:36 pm
I'm so jealous of those Kumquat cupcakes! I love them ; )
Nicole Says:
May 28th, 2009 at 2:12 pm
I'm getting married at The New Leaf in a month, and this just got me really excited!
Ella Says:
May 28th, 2009 at 4:31 pm
Can you explain the place settings to us? What is that flower in the napkins? Gorgeous…
Pass the cupcakes please « The Wedding Countdown Says:
May 28th, 2009 at 11:20 pm
[...] Photo by Kimberly Hurst via Brookyln Bride. [...]
Lois Says:
May 28th, 2009 at 11:44 pm
How did they make the birch bark wrapped vases? I'd like to replicate!
I've been to Sprout–great store.
And I might also have to steal the cupcake idea as well.
Kristie Says:
May 29th, 2009 at 10:48 am
I'm dying to know how they did those vases. I'm doing an outdoor wedding in July and those would perfectly compliment the decor/ theme.
Liz Says:
June 2nd, 2009 at 9:47 pm
I too would love to know how they made the birch bark wrapped vases!
helen Says:
June 4th, 2009 at 9:26 pm
hello, thanks for the comments!
i really wanted to share since we got so much inspiration from other brides on this blog. the birch bark bases were fairly simple to make. we got a box of loose birch bark and glass cylinder vases from the flower district. the birch bark was not in large strips as we had hoped, there were mostly smaller pieces. we used a hot glue gun and wrapped the bark around each vase. the bark was not as white as we had hoped either so we took some plaster, wiped it on and then wiped off the excess. it's hard to see in the photo but i also wrapped some silver cord around them. hope that helps!
nicole, congrats on getting married at the new leaf, it was so amazing…
Wedding Reception Says:
December 19th, 2009 at 5:32 am
Best of Luck for your life!! Great arrangements, yammy sweets feeling hungry
Tramadol Says:
January 15th, 2010 at 7:14 am
I'm so jealous of those Kumquat cupcakes! I love them ; )
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The Allen County Museum will be participating in the Blue Star Museums program this summer. Blue Star Museums is a collaboration among the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, the Department of Defense, and more than 1,800 museums across America to offer free admission to all active duty military personnel and their families from Memorial Day through Labor Day 2013. This unique collaboration gives service members and their families the opportunity to connect with our national treasures and visit some of the country's finest museums for free. Allen County Museum Director Patricia Smith stated, "Our participation with Blue Star Families ensures that we can reach out to military families and thank them for their service and sacrifice." The Allen County Museum is open Tuesdays through Fridays from 1 to 5 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. The complete list of participating museums is available at: www.arts.gov/bluestarmuseums. For more information, call the Allen County Museum at 419-222-9426 or visit: http://www.allencountymuseum.org/ACM2/Welcome.html.
This year, more than 1,800 (and counting) museums in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and American Samoa are taking part in the initiative, including more than 450 new museums this year. Museums are welcome to join Blue Star Museums throughout the summer. The effort to recruit museums has involved partnerships with the American Alliance of Museums, the Association of Art Museum Directors, the Association of Children's Museums, the American Association for State and Local History, and the Association of Science-Technology Centers. This year's Blue Star Museums represent not just art museums, but also science museums, history museums, nature centers, and 75 children's museums. Among this year's new participants are the Grand Traverse Lighthouse Museum in Northport, Michigan, the Totem Heritage Center in Ketchikan, Alaska, the World Museum of Mining in Butte, Montana, and the Allen County Museum in Lima.
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That's right, tomorrow night one of the great "rivalries" in the NBA resumes when the Washington Wizards visit our beloved Cleveland Cavaliers. Ok, yes, I'm being facetious. Nobody outside Washington and Cleveland cares about this game, and the Wizards and Cavaliers are not "rivals", and they never were. But that doesn't mean we Cavalier fans shouldn't be filled with excitement over another season about to tip off.
We'll cover more on the Cavaliers specifically tomorrow, but for today, I wanted to kick off general NBA coverage with some overall generic thoughts on the NBA as a whole. There's been some huge moves in the offseason, and another monumental shift occurred this weekend when the Oklahoma City Thunder traded James Harden to the Houston Rockets. So lets get into some of the main storylines of this NBA season (along with some musical interludes to enjoy as we go along). [Read more...]


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He was accused Friday in a document called an information, which prosecutors often use when the defendant is cooperating with investigators.
U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance's office says Wilkins is charged with soliciting and accepting the bribe last Sept. 22.
He allegedly took the money in exchange for helping someone with a probation matter that was pending in court.
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"The charging document released by the U.S. Attorney's Office speaks for itself," Jasper Police Chief Connie Cooner Rowe said. "I certainly trust the U.S. Attorney's Office and their decisions regarding this matter."
Rowe said Wilkins resigned from the Jasper Police Department in late September.
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Rowe said the FBI's involvement in the case was much appreciated.
"I think their interest and consideration in this case will forever change law enforcement in our community," she added.
Prosecutors are trying to seize the $5,000 and a diamond ring Wilkins allegedly bought on the day he took the money.
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FORT MYERS, Fla., - FGCU's men's basketball team hosts UNF in the final home game of the year. It will be the final home game for seven FGCU seniors. FGCU comes in with a 9-19 overall record and 5-10 in the A-Sun while UNF is 3-24 and 1-14 in the league.
The Ospreys endured a 20-game losing streak earlier this season and are currently riding a 44-game losing streak on the road. UNF has won two of their last five games including a 70-61 win against Mercer. Stan Januska led the team with 18 points in that game while James Grimball added 11 rebounds. Tom Hammonds leads the team in scoring averaging 12.4 points per game while Januska is chipping in 10.7 per outing. Grimball has grabbed a team-high 173 rebounds on the season.
For FGCU, it will be the final home game for seniors Yavney Neptune (Port Charlotte), Casey Wohlleb (Boca Raton, Fla.), Adam Liddell, (Auburn, Ind.), Roman Narmbaye (Chad, Africa) Rob Quaintance (Glendale, Az.), Terike Barrowes (Pompano Beach, Fla.) and Casey Pond (Gurnee, Ill.). Neptune is the second player to suit up for four years for FGCU while Wohlleb became the second to top 1,000 career points. Liddell became the school's all-time leading rebounder last season. The group will be honored before the game.
FGCU is looking to close out the home season with a win for the fifth time in the six years of the program. FGCU also has a chance to finish seventh in the league in its first year as a Division I program. FGCU was selected by league coaches to finish 11th in the preseason poll.
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Sorry I'm late, Lildog, I was busy eating donuts at the Middleboro minifest. Happy Birthday. Ed
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Thanks, all, for the birthday wishes. Had a great day hanging with my family and playing it low-key. Also had some great food that I didn't have to cook. Doesn't get much better than that.
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Happy Birthday John!... BTW there is a Rhode Island tradition called 'birthday' week... see if you can get it to catch on in Ohio!
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Every spring ODU participates in an intercollegiate recycling competition called RecycleMania. RecycleMania is a friendly competition among college and university recycling programs in North America and Canada and benchmarking tool for college and university recycling programs to promote waste reduction activities to their campus communities. Over a 10-week period, schools report recycling and trash data which are then ranked according to who collects the largest amount of recyclables per capita, the largest amount of total recyclables, the least amount of trash per capita, or have the highest recycling rate. With each week's reports and rankings, participating schools watch how their results fluctuate against other schools and use this to rally their campus communities to reduce and recycle more. This year's competition runs from January 19th to March 29th 2015.
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SUNDANCE, UTAH (March, 2009)—The Sundance Summer Theatre presents, in partnership with Utah Valley University, the world's longest running musical, The Fantasticks. The production will be at the Eccles Stage and marks the second year of the return of this much-loved event to the Sundance outdoor theatre.
"Last year marked the return of the Sundance Summer Theatre to Sundance Resort. We are happy to continue our partnership with Utah Valley University to bring a new production to the outdoor stage for the second consecutive year. We are especially excited to bring a musical to the outdoor stage and one that is so popular with audiences," commented Chad Linebaugh, Sundance General Manager.
The original production of The Fantasticks ran off Broadway for 42 years with 17,162 performances, becoming the world's longest running musical. The popular play centers around two fathers who, in an effort to make their children fall in love, erect a wall between their houses to keep them apart "since children never do what you want them to." The plot works and the young couple fall in love only to discover their fathers' scheme. As a result, the two strike out into the world separately to find their own paths, which eventually lead back to one another more worldly wise and mature.
The production of The Fantasticks will appear against the backdrop of Mt. Timpanogos, beginning on July 31st and ending with a final performance on August 22nd; performances will be held each Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights over these dates.
"The UVU School of the Arts and Department of Theatre anticipate a wonderful second season of collaboration with Sundance to bring summer theatre to the region" commented Kathie Debenham, UVU's Interim Dean of the School of Arts. The department carries a mission that resonates with that of Sundance Resort. "Last year, audience members told us again and again, how thrilled they were to be back in the beautiful Sundance mountain setting to see high quality family-oriented theatre. They also expressed delight at the partnership with the UVU Theatre Department. We are thrilled to continue our partnership with Sundance and invite all who came last summer to join us in August for The Fantasticks—and to bring their friends and neighbors to share the Sundance/UVU magic."
In addition to UVU, Sundance Resort will also partner with Cornerstone Technologies. This Orem-based company has a long tradition of supporting the local community in a number of charitable endeavors while providing world class technical support to many members of the local corporate market. Cornerstone is committed to providing support for the performance as well as allowing for educational opportunities for Utah Valley University students who are participating in the program.
The play will begin at 8:00 PM with the doors opening at 7:00 PM. Group tickets are $15 per person for groups of 20 people or more. Individual tickets are $18 per person. All tickets are general admission.
Group tickets go on sale March 30th and may be purchased by telephone only. Please call toll free 866-571-3379 between the hours of 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM Monday through Friday. Individual ticket sales begin on June 1st when the Sundance Ticket Office opens for the summer season. Individual tickets will also be available by calling toll free 866-571-3379.
A special barbecue will also be available beginning at 6:30 PM. Cost of the barbecue is $14 for individuals and $12 for groups and may be purchased along with theater tickets.
The Fantasticks
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A young boy is dropped off at an elderly woman's home for the day. Her house sits amongst fields of weeds and rotting pears, and a lone tenant adds to the unsettling atmosphere. The savage slaughter of a chicken makes this daycare a harsh and confusing world for the boy, who learns caring can be shown in unexpected ways. A multi-award winning short with a unique, visceral look and feel.


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Officers Were Sworn in at a Meeting on February 14th of the Marion-Polk-Yamhill Counties Central Labor Council (MPYCCLC), AFL-CIO by Oregon Secretary of State Kate Brown.
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The fire on the luxury boat at Burnham Harbor started late Friday afternoon and when firefighters arrived, they found a man below deck who shouldn't have been there.
The trespasser was taken into custody. No one was hurt.
Julio Chavez Jr., 34, was charged with felony arson and burglary, according to police. Chavez's home address wasn't immediately known.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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Valdosta Police have confirmed that a 16 year old boy was hit by a train Thursday night.
Officials say it happened just before 8:30 p.m. on the 300 block of South Forest Street.
First responders found the boy with a severe injury to his right leg. He was taken to South Georgia Medical Center and then later taken to Shands Medical Center.
According to a report, witnesses at the scene said the train was stopped on the tracks, and the victim tried to crawl under the train to get to the other side of the tracks. The train then started moving, and the boy, who was dragging a bicycle, could not get out from under the train in time, and his leg was run over by one of the wheels.
His name was not released and his condition was not known Friday morning.
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A Wisconsin native was recovering Friday after the deadly shooting rampage at a Denver area movie theater showing the new Batman movie.
Carey Rottman, 27, and his friend were wounded by the gunman who killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens of others at the midnight showing of "The Dark Knight Rises."
Rottman posted on his Facebook page from a hospital emergency room at 4 a.m. Friday that he was "Shot in the leg at Batman."
"Where is he when you need him. Please pray for everyone here," Rottman posted.
Rottman's friend was shot twice and was recovering at a different hospital, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
Rottman called his parents at 2 a.m. from the hospital, said his father, Thiensville dentist Dale Rottman.
"It's the phone call you don't want to get," Dale Rottman told the Journal Sentinel from his son's hospital room.
Carey Rottman had surgery Friday morning to close a gunshot wound to his high. Damage was limited to muscle, and the bullet did not hit a tendon or artery, his father said.
Carey Rottman just married his college sweetheart, Jessica Thron, last month. The couple met at Winona State University in Minnesota, and Rottman moved to Denver after graduating from Winona State in 2008. His bride, who is from Stillwater, Minn., did not go to the midnight movie.
A 15-year-old Plymouth girl was in an adjacent theater when the gunman began shooting.
Plymouth High School sophomore Katie Trakel was with a group of 12 friends. Trakel told The Sheboygan Press she was not hurt, but a stray bullet went through the wall of the theater and hit one of her friends, who was sitting two rows behind her, in the arm.
"He ran out of the theater and we saw blood on the stairs. We started yelling that we gotta get out, so we ran out, but stopped at the door, because we thought he might be out there. We were startled and didn't know what was going on," Trakel told the newspaper.
The suspect allegedly threw a gas canister and then opened fire. Trakel said it was about 20 minutes into the movie when she heard gunshots and saw smoke. She and her friends thought it was part of the movie until they realized their friend had been shot.
Trakel said her friend is hospitalized but is expected to make a full recovery.
"Everyone was sprinting out the doors," she said. "Fire alarms were going outside the theater, there were lots of injured people with blood on their faces, but we got our whole group together and made it out."
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Rob Stephen will become something of a rarity after being named in the Cambridge University team for the 131st Varsity Match at Twickenham on December 6.
The 20-year-old has been chosen for the Light Blues at full-back to face Oxford (kick off 2pm), and in doing so it is believed he will be one of the first King's College choral scholars to play in the Varsity Match.
Captain Rob Malaney has named four Blues in his starting XV and a further three on the bench and admits it was an extremely difficult selection.
"It was really tough and the hardest day I've had in Cambridge so far," said the 24-year-old flanker. "I got about two hours sleep as I was worrying whether I had made the right choices.
"There were three or four big calls.
"There are boys who are definitely good enough to get a Blue and deserve a Blue who are not going to get one because of the make-up of the squad.
"We have put some players on the bench because they are better impact players, not because someone is better than them."
Stephen missed out on a place in the Varsity Match squad last year, but has now been given the No 15 shirt.
"That was a 50-50 decision and one I had to sleep on overnight, we didn't make that decision at dinner," said Malaney.
"Rob Stephen has got more experience at full-back and the Varsity Matches are usually quite tight affairs and I think his kicking game is better.
"Kristian (Cook) is a much more attack orientated player and that will serve us well towards the end of the game."
In the pack, Stu Brown earns the selection at tight-head prop ahead of Frank Sanders, Paul Mallaband will be at hooker and Hugo Kelly starts at open-side flanker.
"I think Frank can make a better impact off the bench and Stu has had two Varsity Matches already and got two penalty tries through tight-head," said Malaney.
"Paul at hooker brings more of a physical edge than Rupert (Cowan) and against Saracens and the Steele-Bodgers he put his hand up as it had been fairly 50-50 between them all season.
"Ollie (Wolfe) and Hugo have been 50-50 and it came down to a choice of balance really.
"They are both as good as each other – if it's more physical at the start, Hugo is more suited to that and if it's more broken up later on then Ollie links better with the backs and is the fittest man in the squad by far so he will be off the shoulder."
And on the bench, Ilia Cherezov gets the nod ahead of Seb Foster, who has been a constant all term.
"With Ilia we have gone for a specialist winger but Seb has not put a foot wrong all year and has definitely done enough to earn a Blue, it's just the make-up of the squad is we have gone for more forwards," said the captain. "It was gutting for me to make that decision."
Cambridge University team: Rob Stephen (King's); Andy Murdoch (Homerton), Danny Holmes (Hughes Hall), Dugal Bain (Jesus), Will Smith (Girton); Andrew Abraham (Homerton), Seb Tullie (Emmanuel); Will Briggs* (Magdalene), Paul Mallaband (Emmanuel), Stu Brown* (Clare), Nate Brakeley (St Edmund's), Scott Annett* (Clare), Rob Malaney* (St Edmund's), Hugo Kelly (St John's), Matt Steele (St Edmund's). Replacements: Rupert Cowan (Pembroke), Nick Marshall (Trinity), Frank Sanders (Magdalene), Max Mather (Downing), Ollie Wolfe* (Christ's), Kristian Cook* (Hughes Hall), Ilia Cherezov* (St John's).
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time with a self-inflicted gunshot wound at a relative's house on North
Parkwood Street. He later died at the hospital.
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It was war in Hallsville, but a very friendly war. Storage Wars: Texas made another appearance in the area, bringing a little bit of network television to East Texas.
Mark Coleman has a lot of irons in a lot of fires. One of them is the Acme Storage Facility in Hallsville. Sometimes bills go unpaid for too long, and he ends up with stuff that he really doesn't want.
That's when he calls in an auctioneer, and this time he called Walt Cade. Cade comes with lots of baggage.
"I invited him out here, and he brought the whole crew from Dallas," Coleman said. "They've got about 40 crew members. All the stars of the show are here."
There's Moe Prigoff and Mary Padian, Ricky and Bubba Smith, Jenny Grumbles, Victor Rjesnjansky, the East Texan. The production crew encourages plenty of communication between the characters and the locals, but they don't want to give anything away before it airs.
Then there's the guy sitting on a portable chair. He wouldn't reveal his name, but he's been doing this eight years.
"So did you buy that out of a locker?"
"Oh absolutely," he said. "I never pay retail.
"There's just a whole lot more competition when you've got all these people who get paid to come here and do this stuff," he added. "If you want a locker, you're going to have to shell out some cash."
Coleman cut through locks to reveal the contents I couldn't look at, to be auctioned off while my camera stayed off to people who couldn't talk to me.
Except for the one guy with the right idea, but he never would give me his name.
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Woody Biomass tour highlights options to corn for ethanol production - 08/22/2014 12:23 PM
by Jon M. Mike Jacobson, professor of forest resources at Penn State University, lead daily tours of the Shrub Willow and Poplar Short-rotation Woody-biomass Crop Bioenergy Research Project at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center in Rock Springs, PA during Ag Progress Days 2014. Hosting groups of up to 40 people, Jacobson [ ].Read more on Countryfolks
Cotton, soyoil diverged from general ag strength Thursday night - 08/22/2014 12:05 PM
Traders seemed to focus on reduced Chinese production Thursday night. September corn edged up 1.75 cents to $3.64/bushel in early Friday action, while December added 1.0 to $3.70. The ongoing crop tour is also pointing to a huge fall soybean harvest, thereby keeping persistent pressure upon new crop futures.Read more on Pork Network
Total Swine Genetics Invests for the Future - 08/22/2014 11:21 AM
1-800-844-9913 The sixth century Greek philosopher Heraclitus stated that "The only thing that is constant is change." As we observe in our society, what was true fifteen centuries ago is still true today. Some are skeptical about change and fear it while others [...] The post Total Swine Genetics Invests for the Future appeared first on Swineweb.com - Complete Swine News, Markets, Commentary, and Technical Info.Read more on Swineweb
This season's seed, next season's harvest: A seed saving primer - 08/22/2014 11:00 AM
In August everyone enjoys eating summer's garden harvest, especially water and muskmelons. But they are likely spitting those valuable seeds into the trash. Saving seed is a wise economic and environmental choice and it's easier than you think The post This season's seed, next season's harvest: A seed saving primer appeared first on Farm and Dairy.Read more on Farm and Dairy
NC Cash Grains on the Upswing - 08/22/2014 07:03 AM
At the 3 livestock auctions held Wednesday at Smithfield, Norwood and North Wilkesboro a total of 984 cattle and 150 goats were sold. Slaughter cows trended mostly $1.00 to $7.00 higher, feeder steers trended mostly $1.00 to $8.00 lower, andRead more on Sfntoday
NC Soybean Producer on USB's 'See for Yourself' Tour - 08/22/2014 07:00 AM
United Soybean Board's 'See for Yourself' tour is underway in South America, and Jamey Caudle, Caudle Farms, Peachland, NC was one of ten producers selected for this year's tour. Caudle talks of some of the things they've seen, from Ecuador:Read more on Sfntoday
Cotton Futures Gain for Second Straight Session - 08/22/2014 07:00 AM
hog futures reversed to end the session higher Thursday, after notching fresh six-month lows at the start of the trading day on concerns that supplies would expand in the coming months. October hog futures picked up 112 to 93.62Read more on Sfntoday
Rain could save frosted crops - 08/22/2014 01:02 AM
Farmers in the Victorian Mallee are crossing their fingers for rain to help frosted crops. Agronomist Rob Sonogan says any rainfall at this point would be "invaluable". "With very minimal sub-soil moisture available now, that's going to struggle to re-shoot to recuperate some sort of yield." ...Read more on Australian Broadcast Company
Wyckoff's Closing Grains: Corn Closed Higher - 08/22/2014 12:00 AM
US - December corn futures closed up 2 1/4 cents at $3.69 3/4 Thursday. Prices closed near mid-range and saw tepid short covering in a bear market. The corn market bears are still in overall technical control. Corn bulls' next upside price objective is to push and close prices above solid technical resistance at this week's high of $3.81.Read more on Thecropsite
Warm Weather Pushes Alberta Crops Towards Maturity - 08/22/2014 12:00 AM
Outside of spotty showers, the Central and North East Regions reported some precipitation as well as hail storms with moderate to severe damage. In the South Region, swathing of dry peas, spring wheat, durum, barley, and canola has just started. The Peace Region reported improvement of five per cent from a week ago, and is now at 52 per cent good to excellent.Read more on Thecropsite
East River South Dakota Grain Markets - Closing Elevator Bids - 08/21/2014 11:24 PM
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Expected "Fly Free" Date for Hessian Fly in Iowa - 08/21/2014 09:02 PM
With some farmers gaining interest in using cover crops, there are questions about possible pests that may develop with introducing new plants on the farm. Consider these insect-related issues when planting crops in the fall. Hessian fly (Photo 1) is a potentially destructive pest in winter ...Read more on Iastate
Grains, Soybeans Scoot Up; Dow Up, Too - 08/21/2014 07:34 PM
DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com) -- Futures held strong and scooted up through the day, ending the day with all prices higher to close out the market. At the open, the December corn futures are trading 1 1/2 cents higher at $3.69. All eyes are on crop tours scouting the high potential of corn ...Read more on Agriculture
Crop futures mostly higher, livestock prices stabilizing - 08/21/2014 05:36 PM
Corn futures rose in concert with beans and wheat Thursday morning. The weekly USDA Export Sales report provided no surprises for corn traders, which seemingly left them open to following the bean and wheat markets higher. Ultimately, talk of strong demand seems to be supporting the crop markets at this juncture. September corn edged up 3.0 cents to $3.625/bushel late Thursday morning, while December added 1.25 to $3.6875.Read more on Pork Network
Crop futures mostly higher, livestock prices stabilizing - 08/21/2014 05:36 PM
Corn futures rose in concert with beans and wheat Thursday morning. The weekly USDA Export Sales report provided no surprises for corn traders, which seemingly left them open to following the bean and wheat markets higher. Ultimately, talk of strong demand seems to be supporting the crop markets at this juncture. September corn edged up 3.0 cents to $3.625/bushel late Thursday morning, while December added 1.25 to $3.6875.Read more on Pork Network
Stats Can: Crop Production Down Over 2013 Records - 08/21/2014 05:34 PM
The agency's July farm survey says farmers can expect production to return to more normal levels for wheat, canola and corn for grain after records last year. Total wheat production nationally is expected to drop 26.2 per cent from 2013 to 27.7 million tonnes, while the canola crop is expected to be down 22.6 per cent to 13.9 million tonnes.Read more on Farms
Soybean Futures Prices Mixed - 08/21/2014 05:09 PM
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Pacific NW Wheat Basis Report - 08/21/2014 04:24 PM
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Pace, scale of quantifiable water quality improvement to accelerate with launch of farmer-led alliance - 08/21/2014 03:37 PM
Kim Reynolds and Iowa Agriculture Secretary Bill Northey will join the Iowa Corn Growers Association, Iowa Pork Producers Association, Iowa Soybean Association and environmental leaders to announce the formation of an initiative dedicated to: Accelerating the pace and scale of quantifiable water ...Read more on Swineweb
Catering to Soy Customers: Provide End Users With What They Need from U.S. Soybean Meal - 08/21/2014 03:04 PM
What do you look for as a soybean farmer when you select soybean varieties. Is it the yield potential. What about qualities such as standability, emergence and maturity. Is it their ability to withstand disease, pests or environmental conditions. Project manager and nutritionist Sonke Moller, who purchases soybean meal for the Danish Pig Research Centre.Read more on Unitedsoybean
Revised Corn Yield Forecasts - 08/21/2014 02:58 PM
With corn pollination complete and grain fill well underway, estimates of corn yield are being made across Iowa. On July 20, Corn Yield Predictions was written to provide an insight into corn yields forecasts based on the weather and management through pollination. The most common yield calculations include; ears per acre, kernels per ear (rows per ear time kernels per row), and kernels per bushel (often as 90,000 kernels per bushels).Read more on Iastate
USDA Export Sales Report - 08/21/2014 02:13 PM
Wheat: Net sales of 209,200 metric tons for delivery in the 2014/2015 marketing year were down 38 percent from the previous week and 62 percent from the prior 4-week average. Increases were reported for the Philippines (83,500 MT, including 49,000 MT switched from unknown destinations and ...Read more on Farms
New DICKEY-john Hy Rate Plus LED Seed Sensor Accurately Counts All Seed Sizes and Types - 08/21/2014 01:44 PM
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Even With Yield Pressure, Prices Up At Open - 08/21/2014 01:42 PM
DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com) -- After prices closed lower due to pressure from strong yield potential, grain and soybean prices are back up this morning. At the open, the December corn futures are trading 1 1/4 cents higher at $3.68 3/4. All eyes are on crop tours this week scouting the ...Read more on Agriculture
Southeastern Ohio hills alive with farm family history - 08/21/2014 01:31 PM
When Ezekial Cole purchased 140 acres of land in an area that would eventually become Wayne Township in Jefferson County, Ohio, it is unlikely he considered how, or if, the family farm would be operating 206 years later. "It just makes you proud to keep the farm going," Carl Kithcart, Cole's great-great-great-great grandson said.Read more on Farm and Dairy
Goss's wilt confirmed in Grant County corn - 08/21/2014 01:30 PM
Goss's wilt has been confirmed for the first time this growing season in Wisconsin, reports Damon Smith, UW-Madison field crops plant pathologist. "Because this disease is caused by a bacterium, the application of fungicide will not control the disease." Goss's wilt also can infect seed corn and sweet corn.Read more on Agri View
Pioneer talks crops - 08/21/2014 01:30 PM
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This Week in Pictures - Food and Agriculture - August 21, 2014 - 08/21/2014 01:07 PM
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New process helps overcome obstacles to produce renewable fuels and chemicals - 08/21/2014 12:20 PM
(Phys.org) -There's an old saying in the biofuels industry: "You can make anything from lignin except money." But now, a new study may pave the way to challenging that adage. The study from the Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) demonstrates a concept that provides opportunities for the successful conversion of lignin into a variety of renewable fuels, chemicals, and materials for a sustainable energy economy.Read more on Phys
Crop futures diverged from livestock markets Wednesday night - 08/21/2014 12:06 PM
Nevertheless, prices rose modestly overnight, with nearby corn futures again tracking their short-term moving averages. September corn inched up 1.0 cent to $3.605/bushel early Thursday morning, while December added 1.0 to $3.685. September soybean futures climbed 10.5 cents to $11.3025/bushel shortly after dawn Thursday, while November futures gained 4.25 cents to $10.4225.Read more on Pork Network
Crop futures diverged from livestock markets Wednesday night - 08/21/2014 12:06 PM
Nevertheless, prices rose modestly overnight, with nearby corn futures again tracking their short-term moving averages. September corn inched up 1.0 cent to $3.605/bushel early Thursday morning, while December added 1.0 to $3.685. September soybean futures climbed 10.5 cents to $11.3025/bushel shortly after dawn Thursday, while November futures gained 4.25 cents to $10.4225.Read more on Pork Network
Infographic: The Growth of Mobile in Ag Markets - 08/21/2014 12:00 PM
Aug 21, 2014 || Evan Peterson || No Comments The number of people accessing agricultural market data through mobile devices is increasing. Since 2011, the number of those accessing grains and livestock pricing on the CME Group website through a mobile phone or tablet has increased 210 percent, to about 850,000 unique mobile visits in 2013.Read more on Cmegroup
Wanda Schott Patsche Pork Producer Blog from CW Pork, Grilling Pork At The County Fair Is A Family Affair, August 21st 2014 - 08/21/2014 10:38 AM
My ultimate goal is to give an accurate picture of today's farms and [...] The post Wanda Schott Patsche Pork Producer Blog from CW Pork, Grilling Pork At The County Fair Is A Family Affair, August 21st 2014 appeared first on Swineweb.com - Complete Swine News, Markets, Commentary, and Technical Info.Read more on Swineweb
Promise of UAV as Crop Scout Highlighted at Ohlde Seeds Field Day - 08/21/2014 10:21 AM
I grew up in north-central Kansas, and am the Fourth Generation to maintain and manage our farm; we grow wheat, soybeans and grain sorghum. It may be a few years before you pilot your own Unmanned Aerial Vehicle over farm fields as a scouting tool, but farmers are finding value in the quality and speed of data that UAVs can gather.Read more on Agriculture
Promise of UAV as Crop Scouting Tool Highlighted at Ohlde Seed Farms Field Day - 08/21/2014 10:21 AM
I grew up in north-central Kansas, and am the Fourth Generation to maintain and manage our farm; we grow wheat, soybeans and grain sorghum. It may be a few years before you pilot your own Unmanned Aerial Vehicle over farm fields as a scouting tool, but farmers are finding value in the quality and speed of data that UAVs can gather.Read more on Agriculture
Demand Tapering Off for NC Tomatoes - 08/21/2014 07:07 AM
At the livestock auction held Tuesday in Mt. Airy a total of 344 cattle and 76 goats were sold. It was reported that demand was good, market activity and buyer interest were active. Offerings of cattle were moderate. Cattle qualityRead more on Sfntoday
Pro Farmer Crop Tour Observations Scuttle Grain & Oilseed Futures - 08/21/2014 07:03 AM
U.S. livestock futures recovered from the session's lows but still ended the trading day lower, pressured by steady declines in wholesale meat prices and technical selling. August live cattle fell 125 to $149, the lowest closing price in one week.Read more on Sfntoday
Heavyweight India defies WTO deal - 08/21/2014 05:00 AM
When 800 million of anything moves in the same direction at the same time, the world changes. In mid-May, the 800 million voters in the world's largest democracy, India, rejected the long-in-power Congress Party for the BJP, the Bharatya Janata Party, led by Narendra Modi, described by the ...Read more on Farm and Dairy
Thinking ahead for silage safety - 08/21/2014 05:00 AM
While injury and fatality statistics for silage harvesting and storage are not easily tabulated, few operations present more hazards. With all of those hungry mouths to feed, now is the time for operation managers and custom harvesters to start planning for a safe, efficient corn silage harvest. ...Read more on Farm and Dairy
"Sell the water back" - irrigators frustrated by Gwydir wetland environmental water management - 08/21/2014 02:40 AM
Irrigators in the Gwydir Valley say they are victims of water "theft", the wetland is as healthy as it every was, and that environmental water should be sold back to industry. The Murray-Darling Basin Plan was created to save one of the worlds great river systems and food production areas from environmental disaster.Read more on Australian Broadcast Company
China Hog Market - 08/21/2014 12:00 AM
CHINA - It is the pork powerhouse of the world with over 51 per cent of the world's population of pigs raised within China writes Ron Lane, Senior Consultant for Genesus China. Looking at the size of the breakdown of the inventory for June, 2014, the information from MOA is indicating 428.18 million on farm inventory and a 45.94 million sow herd. Another 550,000 sows went to market in July, 2014.Read more on Thepigsite
Brazilian Broiler Production Forecast to Increase in 2015 - 08/21/2014 12:00 AM
BRAZIL - Post forecasts broiler production to increase by five per cent in 2015. This increase will likely be driven by higher exports stimulated by the depreciation of the Brazilian currency, lower feed costs due to forecast record soybean and corn crops estimated for 2014/15 crop year, and higher world demand for the Brazilian product, especially from the Russian Federation.Read more on Thepoultrysite
Jim Wyckoff's Morning Report: Will Interest Rates Rise Sooner than Expected? - 08/21/2014 12:00 AM
GLOBAL - The market place is still digesting Wednesday afternoon's FOMC minutes report. In overnight news, the HSBC China preliminary manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) fell to 50.3 in August versus 51.7 in July. S&P 500 September e-mini futures: Prices are slightly higher in early trading and hit a record high overnight. The shorter-term moving averages (4-, 9- and 18-day) are bullish early today.Read more on Thecropsite
Strong Live Hog Prices Expected to Fuel Renewed Interest in Building New Feeder Barns in Saskatchewan - 08/21/2014 12:00 AM
CANADA - The manager of industry and policy analysis with Sask Pork expects the current strong market for live hogs to fuel renewed interest in building new feeder barns in Saskatchewan, writes Bruce Cochrane. North American pork producers have seen record live hog prices this summer fuelled ...Read more on Thepigsite
Do Big Corn Crops Always Get Bigger? - 08/21/2014 12:00 AM
US - The USDA's August Crop Production report forecast the 2014 U.S. average corn yield at 167.4 bushels per acre, writes Scott Irwin, Darrel Good, and John Newton. There is an old market saying that "big crops get bigger" and this appears to be the basis for the expectation that USDA corn yield forecasts will increase in subsequent Crop Production reports.Read more on Thecropsite
East River South Dakota Grain Markets - Closing Elevator Bids - 08/20/2014 11:24 PM
SF_GR110 Greeley, CO Wed Aug 20, 2014 USDA-CO Dept of Ag Market News Eastern South Dakota Grain Markets - Closing Elevator Bids (Including some terminal sites) Northeast and Southeast Regions Combined Average CommodityRead more on Pork Network
New video - How to scout for corn rootworm beetles - 08/20/2014 10:25 PM
Corn rootworms (CRW) are a threat to agriculture in Wisconsin due to the damage they can have on corn crop yields. A new video has been created to show you "How to scout for corn rootworm beetles". Field averages greater than 0.75 beetles/plant in continuous corn can be expected to have significant egg-laying that would justify larval management the follow year.Read more on Wisc
Strong cattle and beef prices, tremendous results from a return-on-investment study, an industry forecast ripe with opportunity, and an engaged community of beef producers and importers combined to create an air of optimism and opportunity at the 2014 Cattle Industry Summer Conference July 31-Aug. 2 in Denver -- all despite the realities of an ever-shrinking beef checkoff budget.Read more on Cattletoday
Update on Corn Rootworm in Iowa - 08/20/2014 08:55 PM
Overall corn rootworm populations have been dampened in Iowa this season. A few factors likely contributed to this decrease: Update on Corn Rootworm and Bt Corn. confirmed field-evolved resistance to Cry3Bb1 corn by western corn rootworm in Iowa. showed field-evolved resistance by western corn rootworm to mCry3A corn, which was released in 2007.Read more on Iastate
Tumbling livestock quotes led ag commodites lower Wednesday - 08/20/2014 08:13 PM
Crop tour results again weighed on corn and soy futures. September corn closed 3.0 cents lower at $3.595/bushel Wednesday afternoon, while December sank 4.75 to $3.675. September soyoil rebounded 0.20 cents to 32.86 cents/pound, and September soymeal gained $2.8 to $402.6/ton. Cattle futures bounced from midsession lows.Read more on Pork Network


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FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) - A Taunton man has been convicted of murder for the shooting death of a passenger in car speeding along Route 24.
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I'm just waitin' for all these leaves to fall so I can start stringin' my lights. Well at least the leaves on the tree to the left.
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That tree is beautiful, Mr. Bill.
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Wow,that's my favorite autumn color. I wish they would look like that all year long.
Oh yea, that's a good looking H as well.
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My wife just said today we got to go see the leaves turning color.
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Can't beat a hard maple for color in the Fall. Looks great!!
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That is one beautiful tree. Gorgeous actually. You may need to make one of them Cheap and Dirty Leaf Rakes
We had a chance to see what all the Leaf Peepers pay a lot for hotel rooms get to see on our way to and from Cecil's. Em and I were quite impressed with the fall colours and the differences as we went from region to region on the eastern seaboard. Em was most impressed with the leaves in Massachusetts. Now remember we live in NB where the fall colours are simply outstanding, so it was going a ways for her to say that. Our back yard is still a blaze of fall colours and is really beautiful.
Stanton, got question - What do you call hard maple... ??
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For all of us who have brothers and sisters, we understand what a tight bond siblings can have.
Today's Wednesday's Child is a brother and sister who have been separated once, and they don't want it to ever happen again.
It was an emotional interview for the pair of siblings who told Channel 8's Cynthia Izaguirre they have only one wish: to be adopted together.
Arriana, 12, and Adrian, 11, are quite the team; She sings, he dances.
They both couldn't wait to show Izaguirre all of the fun video games at the new Dave & Busters off Central Expressway in Dallas.
"I love playing soccer and going to the movies," Adrian said. "And I love go-carts and laser tag."
Arriana chimed in, "I really love to sing, and I love Justin Bieber -- just like all the other girls."
Both Arriana and Adrian are good students.
"Science is my favorite thing, because you do all kinds of experiments and Ms. Woods is a really good teacher," Arriana said.
Science is also Adrian's favorite subject, but that's not all. He just placed third at a school competition for his reading skills!
"The UIL competition in Corsicana for oral reading," said a beaming Adrian.
Arriana and Adrian want a family who will be involved in all aspects of their lives. It's one of the things they both pray for at night.
"I pray for an adopting home and someone that will love me, and I pray for God to forgive me for my sins and for what I've done, and hopefully, I wake up in the morning and just see a beautiful day again," said Arriana in her sweet voice.
Adrian then said what he prays for, "I want [a family] that travels, goes places, that loves us, that has a relationship with God and that really loves us."
Adrian and Arrianna will do best in a two parent home who will adopt them together.
"I don't want to risk losing my sister again," Adrian said as he fought back tears.
The two have been placed in separate foster homes before.
"I was really scared," Adrian said through tears. "I didn't know why they moved me. I didn't want to move. But now I'm okay, because I'm back with my sister."
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