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Assessing where Redskins, Seahawks, Bills stand
With only three teams having hired new head coaches since the end of the season, NFList looks at the pros and cons facing the new field bosses in Buffalo, Seattle and Washington.
Redskins begin process of remaking O-line
The Redskins made two moves last week that were the first steps in the rebuilding of the offensive line, which was one of the worst units on the team this past season.
Would Haslett consider 3-4 for Redskins?
One of the interesting possibilities for new Redskins defensive coordinator Jim Haslett could be the inclusion of some 3-4 looks and schemes in Washington.
Eagles hire April to coach special teams
The Eagles landed highly regarded special-teams coordinator Bobby April, signing him before the Redskins or any other team could land him.
Redskins hire Haslett to coordinate defense
The Redskins agreed to a deal with former Rams and Saints head coach Jim Haslett to be the team's defensive coordinator, according to various reports.
Redskins' Bugel retires after 32 years in NFL
Redskins assistant Joe Bugel, who spent 15 of his 32 NFL seasons coaching with the team, announced his retirement on Wednesday.
Rooney Rule has failed yet again
The Steelers point to head coach Mike Tomlin as proof that the Rooney Rule works, but most teams appear to sidestep the rule, writes Eric Edholm.
Could Redskins' Portis, Campbell both be gone?
There was a clear division between what new Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan said about QB Jason Campbell and RB Clinton Portis, both of whom have questionable futures in Washington.
Redskins introduce Shanahan as coach
Standing before a packed media room, new Redskins GM Bruce Allen introduced new head coach Mike Shanahan and said, "Ladies and gentlemen, we've got our man."
Shanahan becomes Redskins' new head coach
The Redskins have moved quickly to change their on-field leadership, firing head coach Jim Zorn early Monday and completing contract negotiations with Mike Shanahan on Tuesday evening as the long-rumored successor.
No surprise: Redskins fire Zorn
The Redskins fired head coach Jim Zorn early Monday morning after their return from Sunday's game in San Diego, GM Bruce Allen has confirmed.
Redskins' Campbell prepares for unknown future
There have been no indications that QB Jason Campbell will be a Redskin next season, though it's difficult to say what will happen to him until a new coach is hired.
Hall is back with the Washington Redskins, agreeing to a more affordable one-year contract after being cut for salary cap reasons three weeks ago. A person familiar with the deal said Monday night that Hall decided to return for approximately $2 million in 2013, a considerable drop-off from the $7.5 million in salary he would have made under his previous contract.||||||| Hall was a casualty of the Redskins' $36 million salary cap penalty imposed by the NFL for the way the team structured contracts during the 2010 uncapped season. The second half of the penalty kicked in this year, so Hall was released by coach Mike Shanahan on the eve of free agency so the Redskins could get under the cap. Hall talked to other teams but couldn't find a better option than to stay where he was - albeit for considerably less money.
Hall has been released by the Washington Redskins, a casualty of the team's NFL-imposed salary cap penalty on the eve of the start of free agency.||||||| Hall was cut Monday by the Redskins, who are over the cap because of an $18 million sanction for the way they structured contracts during the 2010 uncapped season. The 29-year-old cornerback had four interceptions last season for a defense that ranked 30th in the league against the pass.
Hall was active for Sunday's game against Baltimore.||||||| Hall was wearing a walking boot on Wednesday after hurting his right ankle Monday night against the Giants.
Hall was wearing a walking boot Wednesday after hurting his right ankle Monday night. Shanahan said he expects Hall to play against the Ravens.||||||| "There's no way I'm not playing this game, so it's a non-story," Hall said.
Hall showed up at a radio appearance Tuesday in crutches and said he had an ankle injury.||||||| The cornerback indicated the injury wasn't serious.


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Awarded New Investigator/Doctoral Dissertation Grant
Urban African American and Hispanic Men's Perpetration of Multiple Forms of Violence
FOA Number: CDC-RFA-CE07-009 Dissertation Grant Awards for Doctoral Candidates for Violence-Related Research in Minority Communities
Project Period: 09/01/2007 - 08/31/2008
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Despite extensive evidence of increased rates of violence among African American and Hispanic men, information specific to these communities for describing the etiology of sexual assault (SA), intimate partner violence (IPV), peer violence (PV) are often lacking in etiological research concerning these outcomes. Identification of potentially modifiable protective factors across multiple levels of the socio-ecological model is critical to enhance our ability to design effective violence prevention programs tailored to these high-risk groups.
Objectives: To address this unmet need, the current study seeks to inform risk and protective factors across the individual, family / peer and community levels of socio-ecological model specific to 1) African American and 2) Hispanic men concerning perpetration of 1) SA, 2) IPV and 3) PV. Design: The proposed study will employ secondary data analysis of a community-based, cross-sectional dataset collected from a large urban sample of men ages 18-35 largely comprised of two minority groups, specifically African American (11=1350) and Latino (n=8oo) men. Setting and Participants: Participants were recruited at three urban community health centers for a study designed to assess the etiology of men's IPV perpetration across a diverse population, thus the data offer tremendous depth concerning risk and protective factors of interest across multiple levels of the socio-ecological model. The proposed analyses, stratified by race / ethnicity and informing multiple forms of violence perpetration, were beyond the scope of the original study however this rich dataset is optimal for this purpose. Analyses of these community-based data will inform the influences of individual, family/relationship, and community risk and protective factors on the past-year perpetration of SA, IPV, and PV, for these two high risk groups.
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San Francisco 49ers Coach on Verge of Super Bowl in Second-Straight NFC Championship Game
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - (January 17, 2012) – As a co-owner and founding partner of Panther Racing Jim Harbaugh has come staggeringly close to winning the Indianapolis 500 during the team's four second-place finishes at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the last five years. But Sunday the San Francisco 49ers head coach will take his team into Atlanta for a showdown with the Falcons in hopes of getting his first chance at a Super Bowl victory. Sunday's game will mark the second-straight season Harbaugh has led the 49ers to the NFC Championship Game, where last year they narrowly missed a Super Bowl berth in a 20-17 loss to the New York Giants.
Harbaugh, who met fellow team owner John Barnes during his playing days with the Indianapolis Colts while on a visit to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, is a lifelong IndyCar racing fan. After helping form the team Harbaugh worked on the pit crew during IndyCar Series races and was an integral member of the team in its early years. He's stated on multiple occasions that the start of the Indy 500 is the "single greatest moment in all of sports" and that the Greatest Spectacle in Racing is "better than Christmas."
In August of last year, while Panther was in town for the Grand Prix of Sonoma, Harbaugh hosted the race team and a group of National Guard soldiers and their families at the 49ers facility for a day. During the race that weekend at Sonoma Raceway Panther re-designed its IndyCar in a full 49ers livery and driver JR Hildebrand's firesuit matched the full football uniform worn by the 49ers players.
HARBAUGH TRANSCRIPT: Posted below is the transcript from Jim Harbaugh's media availability during Panther's visit to 49ers headquarters, where he discusses visiting the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as a kid, becoming a Panther team owner, the last-lap of the 2011 Indy 500 and the similarities between an IndyCar Series pit crew and an NFL football team:
How did you get into IndyCar racing?
I first met John Barnes around 1994 when I first got traded to Indianapolis and signed with the Colts. I just went out to the track one day and was walking around and met John and his Pennzoil team at that time. They invited me back the next day, then I came back for the race. The following year we kept in touch and then a couple years after that John Barnes spearheaded (forming) Panther Racing, and two championships and 28 victories later, the rest is history. It's been a great team, and a real privilege for me to be a small part of the team.
Have you ever driven one of these cars?
I've done a (two-seater) ride, but I've never driven one.
Have you always been a racing fan?
Always been a racing fan. My Dad, Jack Harbaugh, took us kids and the family to the time trials in 1976 when Tom Sneva broke the 200 mph barrier. Ever since then I've always liked the Indianapolis 500 and racing. That was the big sporting event that was always on Memorial Day weekend and it was always the best thing that was on, so we always watched that every year. Then when I went to Chicago to play with the Bears, a good friend of mine on the team was (former Bears tight end) Cap Boso, who was from Indianapolis; he went to Chatard High School and grew up there so he always talked about Indy how great the Indianapolis 500 was and I went back to a couple of the Indy 500s with Cap and some of his friends, and I got to see what Indianapolis was like during the month of May. It's just a month-long ramping up to the Indy 500, which is a spectacular thing. Then to be part of the team, and to be in the pits for the start of the Indy 500 – I still believe it's the greatest single moment of any sporting event I've ever watched. It's like that at pretty much every one of those races. It's just a great privilege to be able to be part of that team and watch it up close. I've learned a lot too about the team dynamic at Panther Racing from John Barnes as a leader and how he runs his unit. I carry a lot of that over into coaching what we do here at the San Francisco 49ers.
How many speeding tickets have you had during your career?
Speeding tickets? A few. (Laughs) I don't know how many exactly. Not too many lately. I've matured.
Did you have a say in the Panther Racing No. 4 cause it was your jersey number when you played?
No, I didn't have a say in that, but that was just something that the team did. I felt honored that they honored me by putting that number on there. That was a really neat thing; a gift that John Barnes and the team gave. I'm very proud that that's the number.
Did you grimace when the team was a quarter-lap away from winning the Indy 500 a couple years ago?
That was a tough break. JR (Hildebrand) made the decision that only these guys can make. I don't know the (split-second) decisions these guys have to make, but there's nobody better in the world than these racecar drivers at making quick decisions. They're really like modern-day gun fighters when you watch them up close with all they have to do in the cockpit. It was just a tough break. But I'm forever proud of the team and that the team was in that position that they were in at that part of the race. They're always fighting. They're always climbing. They're always doing a tremendous job. It's really about the people they have working in the organization and their leader, John Barnes. I'm just proud.
Do you go back every year to watch the Indy 500?
Not every year. It's been two years since Sarah and I've been back there. But for a while there we had a long streak of going back for the Indy 500. Haven't made it back for a year or two.
As a coach could you comment on how the pit crew seems to work together in concert?
A team! The team! The team! That's exactly how they operate. They're well drilled. They're in great shape. That whole dynamic; the pit crew, the engineering of the car, the mechanics, the testing that the team does, aerodynamics – everything about that operation is designed to get a mile-an-hour faster. And that's one thing that's been so profound for me watching – the way they chase that speed, the way that chase that 0.01% improvement, that 0.1 tenth of a mile per hour faster. That's been profound and I've learned great lessons from that, and we attempt to do that here. That's one of our primary goals. How can we get better and what facet of what we're doing can we tweak to try to get a little faster. Where can we reduce drag? Where can we save time? Where can we become more efficient? And that's the whole operation of racing and they do it as a team. Everybody doing a little adds up to a lot. And that concept is there and that's the same way we approach it at the 49ers.
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Eagles Take Down Fairfield, 3-1
The Eagles improve to 2-4-1, while the Stags fall to 2-3-0.
The Eagles got on the board first in the 25th minute of the game when Josey Portillo (Metairie, La.) and Scott Harrison (Cocoa, Fla.) teamed up to find Matt O'Shaughnessy (Trinity, Fla.) in front of the goal. O'Shaughnessy received a pass from Harrison and scored on a powerful shot that slipped by the keeper and into the low corner of the goal.
The first period ended with the Eagles leading Fairfield 1-0. FGCU outshot the Stags nine to seven in the first period.
In the 51st minute, the Eagles added to their lead as Manuel Gonzalez (Pompano Beach, Fla.) scored off a free kick.
Fairfield would end FGCU's hopes of a shutout in the 71st when Tom Clements sent a cross from the left side and found Chris Boyer, who sent a header into the top right corner of the goal.
The young Eagles weathered Fairfield's push and increased their lead in the 75th minute as Portillo and Francesco DiStefano (Kissimmee, Fla.) teamed up and found Tyler Sharpe (Merritt Island, Fla.) at the top of the box to give the Eagles the 3-1 lead.
FGCU would control the final 15 minutes of action and earned their second victory of the season.
FGCU starting keeper Adam Glick (Leola, Pa.) recorded seven saves, playing solid in goal. He had a few key close-range saves and anchored the FGCU defense. The Eagles outshot Fairfield 16-11, while both teams managed nine shots on goal.
Eagle Notes:
- FGCU is now 2-0-0 this season when they are leading at halftime
- FGCU is now 2-0-0 this season when they score first
- Manuel Gonzalez and Matt O'Shaughnessy are tied for the team lead in goals (2)
- Scott Harrison and Josey Portillo now have three assists apiece on the season
- Tyler Sharpe's goal was the 1st of his collegiate career
- Adam Glick's seven saves are the most he has had this season


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The World : Asia : Middle East : Turkey
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See a nice 360° overview from the old castle of Alanya (Alania) in Turkey.
Well rebuilt and well shown are many details of this historic place, like water cisterns. From some other buildings you can see only the foundation walls.
But you have a great view over a large area and over the beaches of Alanya from this high point.
Panorama from Alanya - view close to enternance of the Alanya "Kale" in the direction of the Alanya h...
Panorama from Alanya - view underneath the Alanya "Kale" in the direction of Kleopatra beach.http://e...
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Panorama from Alanya - old docks in the Alanya harbor.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alanya
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.
Strategic location, religious history and the world's largest supply of crude oil have kept the Middle East at the center of world activity for centuries. The saga continues.
Text by Steve Smith.


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People plugged their ears as the fire whistle sounded promptly at 11 a.m., marking the start of the 99th annual Fourth of July Parade at Springfield Center.
It was attended by a crowd of about 4,000, typical in most recent years, lining the parade route deeply at some places from Smith Road to the Springfield Community Center. Shade was at a premium, but after the recent rains, onlookers didn't seem to mind the heat and humidity.
About two doors up from the fire station on county Route 29, Dorothy and Leland Harvey had an excellent view from their lawn under a tree.
"We've been watching the parade from here for about 50 years," Dorothy said, along with a friend, Joan Vanderwerker. Dorothy is a lifelong resident of Springfield Center, and Vanderwerker, now from Cherry Valley, was originally from here and always attends the parade.
A total of 75 units participated in the parade, according to Deb Miller, parade chairwoman, with bands, floats, fire department apparatus from all over the region, plus antique and muscle cars from the 1970s. Iver Lindberg, a local business owner, was the parade's Grand Marshal.
Civic and other organizations marched as well. The parade theme this year was "Of the People, By the People, For the People," and while the past was observed by many groups, one group called the Patriot Whistleblowers added a message regarding the present day. One member carried a sign, "Snowden is defending YOUR Constitutional Rights." Another read, "Spying on the American Public is a Clear Violation of YOUR Constitutional Rights." A marcher wore a paper bag over the top of his head labeled, "Data Mega Storage."
Youngsters watching the parade might have thought that this was Halloween, with the amount of candy tossed to them by many participating parade units. In the spirit of future shade for our area's landscape, the Otsego County Land Trust gave many onlookers small tree saplings to be planted.


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HAMPTON, Ga. (AP) - Kevin Harvick raced to his first NASCAR Nationwide Series victory of the year, holding off Kyle Busch on the final lap at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Saturday night.
Harvick pulled ahead of Busch on the 60th lap and led 132 of the 195 laps. Busch had won 6 of the previous Nationwide events this year in which he also won the pole.
Sam Hornish Jr. was third, followed by Kasey Kahne, rookie Kyle Larson, Joey Lagano, Trevor Bayne, Austin Dillon, Regan Smith and Brian Scott.
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By Sonya Vartabedian
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---- — NEWBURYPORT — As the area braces for a winter wallop, one local site seems to have escaped the season's natural fate.
While most all other area lakes and ponds are frozen, the Artichoke Reservoir between Newburyport and West Newbury has yet to see a solid surface of ice for an extended period.
And that's bad news for the Essex County Sportsmen's Association, which is having to postpone its annual ice fishing tournament for a second consecutive weekend. The tournament was originally scheduled for last Sunday, Feb. 3, but then postponed to this Sunday because of warmer than normal temperatures.
While organizers are looking to reschedule the tournament for Feb. 24, Keith Stanwood, chairman of the event, said he's less than confident the surface will be frozen come the end of the month.
"I don't see it happening," he said. "The snow is coming supposedly Friday, then rain. It's worse now than it was last Sunday and it's going to get progressively worse.
"The days are getting longer, the sun is getting stronger. I think we're essentially dead in the water."
This is the second straight year the weather has wreaked havoc on the tournament. It was also canceled last year because of the lack of a real winter freeze.
Stanwood, who grew up around the reservoir, said he and others who have spent their lives there don't ever remember a winter where the waters have remained open. In fact, he believes the reservoir is the only non-frozen water body of its kind within a 20-mile radius, saying Lake Attitash in Amesbury and Merrimac, Lake Gardner in Amesbury, Country Pond in Newton, N.H., and Kingston Lake in Kingston, N.H., where he now lives, are all thick with ice.
He blames the conditions on the wind patterns through the area surrounding the reservoir.
"I've never seen anything like it," he said. "It's wild. It's too bad."
Stanwood said he's disappointed the tournament, which the Newburyport-based sportsmen's association first held in 1988, appears once again to be headed for cancellation. The event is one of the group's biggest fundraisers. A lot of contestants look forward to it, he said. Plus, it takes a lot to organize, with businesses donating raffle prizes and local bait shops such as Bridge Road Bait and Tackle in Salisbury and Merrimac Bait and Tackle buying extra bait at their expense to accommodate participants.
He's not ready to hang up his rod on the tournament just yet, though, and will see how the conditions look in a couple weeks. While chances are the temperatures will be colder next weekend, Stanwood said the sportsmen's association doesn't want to reschedule the tournament for Feb. 17 because it would conflict with another one that's already planned for the area.
"Stay tuned," Stanwood said.


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MCCRACKEN COUNTY, KY (KFVS) - A 19-year old Kentucky man is behind bars charged with tampering with evidence and second degree burglary in connection with two stolen ATV's and other items.
According to the McCracken County Sheriff's Department, a woman living on Woodville Road reported that her home had been broken into and that several items were stolen. The woman also reported that someone broke into her garage and stole a four-wheeler, a knife, and an air-soft gun. This happened on Wednesday.
Also on Wednesday around 3 a.m., a man on Bradford Road reported to police that someone broke into his garage and stole a four-wheeler.
During the investigations, McCracken County deputies arrived at the Woodville Road home and say they found 19-year-old Ronald T. Gilbert who lives on Bradford Road at the home on a four-wheeler. Deputies say it was the same four-wheeler stolen from the Woodville Road home and say they found the second stolen four-wheeler near the same home.
Gilbert was arrested and faces burglary and tampering with evidence charges. He is in the McCracken County Jail and could face more charges. Deputies say additional arrests could be made and the investigation is on going.
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) -- More than 400 students from 15 different schools around the state learned what's it's like to work at the state capitol.
It's called the Mississippi Youth Legislature and it's an annual conference where students participate in a "mock" legislative session.
As part of the conference on Friday, U.S. Senator Roger Wicker spoke to the entire group of students about leadership.
Sen. Wicker encouraged students to get involved and to vote when they had the chance to do so.
In addition, he commented on the election on Tuesday and said voters showed they wanted a change in Washington.
"Voters, I think on Tuesday decided that we were spending too much and taxing too much and government in Washington D.C. was getting too big.
Sen. Wicker says he is thrilled to see students learn about the legislative process as he too began his politicking in high school.
"My first taste for actually running for office on a statewide basis was at a conference like this," Wicker said.
First time voter and Senior from Bay St. Louis, Kendall McDonale says she was thrilled when she got to vote on Tuesday.
"The voting process goes like that old axiom, we're only as strong as our weakest member. It's really inspiring to have that responsibility," McDonale said.
In addition, Student Governor over the Mississippi Youth Legislature Brent Murphy says he began attending in the 7th grade.
Murphy says aside from learning the political process, the leadership skills he's acquired are irreplaceable.
"The more we're prepared the more knowledgeable we are about the issues the better we'll be able to lead in the future," Murphy said.
The students were divided between the House of Representatives and the Senate.
Just like the regular legislature, each students had a part in the process including Speaker of the House to Lt. Governor.
Students had the chance to go up to the podium and propose their bills. Other students either countered the proposal with questions or proposed an amendment to the bill.
In addition, students posted campaign signs on the walls of the Marriott hotel where the luncheon took place.
The event kicked off on Wednesday and will officially end Saturday. This was the 52nd session of the Mississippi Youth Legislature.
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Tapas 24
Carles Abellan, master of Comerç 24 in La Ribera, runs this basement tapas haven known for its gourmet versions of old faves.
Carles Abellan, master of Comerç 24 in La Ribera, runs this basement tapas haven known for its gourmet versions of old faves.
Opened on the pedestrian Carrer del Rec in 2013, Bormuth has tapped into the vogue for old-school tapas with modern-times service and decor, and serves all the old favourites – patatas bravas, ensaladilla (Russian salad), tortilla – along with some less predictable and superbly prepared numbers (try the chargrilled red pepper with black pudding).
The 'Catalan Brewery' is good for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Come for your morning coffee and croissant, or wait until lunch to enjoy choosing from the abundance of tapas and montaditos (canapés). You can sit at the bar, on the pavement terrace or in the restaurant at the back.
Quimet i Quimet is a family-run business that has been passed down from generation to generation. There's barely space to swing a calamar in this bottle-lined, standing-room-only place, but it is a treat for the palate, with montaditos (tapas on a slice of bread) made to order. Let the folk behind the bar advise you, and order a drop of fine wine to accompany the food.
You could walk right by this modest establishment without giving it a second glance. If you did, you'd notice it was chock-full of locals immersed in animated banter and surrounded by plates of abundant Galician classics.
It's getting a foot in the door here that's the problem – there can be queues out into the square with people trying to get in. And if you want one of the five tables out the back, you'll need to call ahead.
The 'Little Wine Cellar' offers classic tapas presented with a touch of class, from calamares a la andaluza (lightly battered squid rings) to cecina (dried cured veal meat). The house speciality is ous estrellats (literally 'smashed eggs') – a mix of scrambled egg white, egg yolk, potato and then ingredients ranging from foie gras to morcilla (black pudding).
The latest venture from the world-famous Adrià brothers, Bodega 1900 mimics an old-school tapas bar (and calls itself a 'vermutería ', though it only stocks Martini), but this is no ordinary spit-and-sawdust joint serving patatas bravas and tortilla.
Get inside the eatery in this late-19th-century building quickly, as you'll find the bar has been stripped of all its tapas delights if you arrive much after 10pm. Tucked away in backstreets still partly lined with low-slung houses of another era, this place is a popular stop.
Amid white stone walls and a beamed ceiling, this buzzing, easygoing place serves a broad selection of tapas as well as changing daily specials like cochinillo (roast suckling pig).
The reopening of this once-classic tavern in 2009 brings back a fine-looking establishment in which to take breakfast, stop for an aperitif or sit down for a meal. The low, corner building retains much of its original look, with timber omnipresent. Food largely consists of tapas and smallish renderings of fairly typical Catalan and Spanish dishes.
Bar Pinotxo is arguably La Boqueria's, and even Barcelona's, best tapas bar.


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The Coens' "True Grit" is something of a triumph in general, but perhaps the biggest surprise is how traditional the film feels -- there's little post-modernism or revisionism in there, and you feel that even The Duke himself would have approved. With the picture hitting theaters today, we decided it was as good a time as any to take a look over the most American of genres.
If we're being honest, this list could have run to double the length (and we may yet follow it up with a part two) -- the western is one of the oldest archetypes in cinema, even if it's fallen out of favor in recent years. As ever, we've tried to re-examine some terrific pictures that are overlooked these days, but there are a few stone-cold classics that we couldn't resist writing about too. It's by no means comprehensive, but if "True Grit" gets you itching to revisit the Old West over the holidays, these are some good starting points.
"The Ox-Bow Incident" (1943)
Playing rather like a nihilistic Western version of "12 Angry Men" (complete with a conflicted Henry Fonda) if "The Ox-Bow Incident" had been made now, we would probably accuse it of being a too-on-the-nose analogy for U.S. involvement in the War on Terror. But it was made in 1943, and as the prominent War Bonds advertisement displayed at the end of the print we saw attests, it's really talking about a different war altogether. However, that it is a parable about mob rule, the dangers of someone's-gotta-pay mentality and the immorality of never suspending the rule of law EVER, is in no doubt -- this rather talky film was clearly made to teach us a lesson. And aside from a strangely episodic first third, it does that extremely well -- the simple story of an illegal posse who ride out looking for revenge and end up exacting it on the wrong people, still has the power to make the blood boil. Featuring early standout performances by Dana Andrews and Anthony Quinn, this largely forgotten film should be required viewing for anyone thinking of, I don't know, denying person X's civil liberties or torturing person Y in the "national interest." [B+]
"Shane" (1953)
An all-time classic of the genre and Alan Ladd's finest non-noir hour, this film is a summary example of how telling a familiar story from a different angle can make it feel completely fresh. The story: an ex-gunfighter happens into a job on a farmstead where his respect and love for the family he joins ends up driving him back to the life he was trying to escape, in the ultimate act of self-sacrifice. The angle: it's mostly told through the eyes of a child. Somehow the naivety and black-and-white innocence of little Joey's hero worship makes Shane's choices all the clearer, and all the harder too. Stakes? It's got 'em in every single scene, making "Shane" a riveting and truly touching watch. Aside from "The Dirty Dozen," this is one of the few films that men are officially allowed to cry at with no ensuing loss of masculinity. [A]
Brian | July 4, 2013 12:38 PM
Jeremiah Johnson. No list is complete without it.
Tuco | March 1, 2013 3:06 PM
The man with no name trilogy and Django (1966). These are the top 4 westerns. period.
Perry | December 23, 2010 5:39 AM
I really don't get your logic. You say you want to avoid the usual suspects so that's why we don't see any of Leone's pictures on here. But High Noon, Rio Bravo, Stagecoach, Unforgiven, these aren't usual suspects? And I love The Quick and the Dead, but there is no way it should be on a list of classic westerns over Once Upon A Time in the West or any of the Man With No Name flicks.
cirkusfolk | December 23, 2010 4:03 AM
Wow, suddenly I'm being called out for being too hip. Guess my mention of Dead Man outweighed my opinion on Shanghai Noon. At least I got accused of watching too much PTA instead of Edgar Wright. You guys are just too cool for school.
Nathan | December 23, 2010 4:03 AM
I'm not usually one to nitpick on these lists, but...no The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly?? Nor Once Upon a Time in the West?
Rest of the list is solid, but without those two it's missing a big chunk of the genre. Though hey, it's a list of ones that you guys love, not best ever, so to each his/her own.
Chris Broderick | December 23, 2010 2:21 AM
"Magnificent Seven" should be on this list -- great story adapted from Seven Samurai, great cast, great music, great fun. Unlike some of these, it holds up well after all these years.
"Wild Bunch" should be on it too - yes, I think it's overrated by critics but still groundbreaking for its time.
"Butch Cassidy" - a Western that didn't take itself seriously. "Blazing Saddles" has to be mentioned at least.
More recently, I liked "Silverado" -- entertaining and fun -- and "3:10 to Yuma" (the remake) was well made and acted despite a dumb ending.
"Jeremiah Johnson" isn't on here either and it's one of the most authtentic films ever made by Hollywood about the real West in the 1800s. "Dances with Wolves" should be on the list as well. Both these films should be on the list if 'McCabe and Mrs Miller" and the "Misfits" are on it. Those are not Westerns.
You missed some good ones, particularly anything about Native Americans ...
Edward Davis | December 23, 2010 1:47 AM
well, we didn't want to say it, but you nail it on the head. They are the true classics and that's what we've been saying internally for a while now, but the fact of the matter is -- for most young people -- the reverse "cooler" '70s westerns are in fact the usuals suspects and these ones -- the original classics -- are films a lot of people shrug at.
Ask this circusfolk guy how many of these he has seen? He's probably been too busy watching Cameron Crowe and PTA films like 7 times instead of getting deep into any of these.
bonzob | December 23, 2010 1:42 AM
Those two statements are antithetical.
The early true classics ARE the usual suspects. Search for any "best Westerns" list and try to find one that doesn't mention High Noon, Shane, The Searchers, Stagecoach, or Rio Bravo.
Nice to see some of that old Playlist condescension toward its readership, though.
Katie Walsh | December 23, 2010 1:33 AM
You people don't read. The Headline is "22 Classic Westerns We Love" NOT "The Best Most Unimpeachably Classic Westerns That Are the Only Ones That Matter Ever In The Universe The End."
edward davis | December 23, 2010 12:27 AM
Glad no one actually reads. We didn't forget anything, we chose to focus on certain westerns. We figured we'd skip a certain bunch of usual suspects for now in favor of the early true classics that not a lot of people of this generation have actually watched.
cirkusfolk | December 23, 2010 12:13 AM
You also forgot one of the wittiest westerns of all time, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and think what you like about Mel Gibson but Maverick is a damn entertaining film.
cirkusfolk | December 22, 2010 11:35 AM
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is flat out the best western of all-time...spaghetti or not. Much better than Leone's own Once Upon a Time in the West. I also liked Jarmusch's Dead Man in a strange way. But then again, I like Shanghai Noon as well. It had all the western cliches but did them on purpose and in a fun way...much the same way Back to the Future 3 did. And no mention of which is better...Tombstone or Wyatt Earp? My vote has always been fopr Wyatt Earp.
bobs | December 22, 2010 10:57 AM
"Ride The High Country" would have been the appropriate Peckinpah western to add to this list.
Christopher Bell | December 22, 2010 10:52 AM
I do like "The Searchers," but man, that movie really has no sense of time. I don't remember the time frame - a few years, no? - but it feels like a week tops.
Tom Voyten | December 22, 2010 10:00 AM
The Shootist has a place here. A slow walk of inevitability.
brit | December 22, 2010 9:45 AM
how about The Great Silence? Maybe Johnnie To's Exiled. Perhaps even Sholay...
Xian | December 22, 2010 9:04 AM
So glad you mentioned "Open Range"... it is very underrated and much better than "Dances"... one of the best recent Westerns and very entertaining.
Paul | December 22, 2010 8:29 AM
Is THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLY out because it's a Spaghetti Western?
ThePlaylist | December 22, 2010 7:58 AM
While we like some of them, we decided to sort of skip the usual suspects, though we had planned to do the Wild Bunch and it fell through on the sked.
But Magnificent Seven is not only played out, it's simply not that good, especially compared to a lot of these classics.
Rashad | December 22, 2010 7:50 AM
Whoa, no Magnificent Seven?
I didn't like My Darling Clementine. I wished someone else had played Holliday. Mature was wrong for it. I would have like someone like Mitchum. And the girl was all wrong too
bonzob | December 22, 2010 7:13 AM
Not to be grade quibbling guy, but...
The Quick and The Dead is a guilty pleasure, no doubt, but a B? Really?
And Unforgiven a B+? I think you mean A+.
Gary Berger | December 22, 2010 6:58 AM
I am sad to not see "The Longriders" and "The Outlaw Josey Wales" not on your list. They are certainly better than "Open Range", don't get me wrong still a solid movie, but not close to these two.
Kimber Myers | December 22, 2010 6:44 AM
Killer work, guys. I'm going to use this as a primer for all the films I need to see in the genre.


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12:00pm Wednesday 9th July 2014 in News By Lauren Howard, Reporter
A NEW pizza restaurant which started as a pop-up shop has been launched in Stockbridge.
Woodfire, a Mediterranean-themed eaterie specialising in mezze platters and handmade woodfired pizzas, has been launched on Stockbridge High Street following the success of its deli counterpart Thyme & Tides.
Owner Sally Hemming said: "The launch of Woodfire is a really exciting time for us. We've had such a positive response to Thyme & Tides that we wanted to build on this success and open a second outlet but with a very different menu and atmosphere. When this site, the former Stokes restaurant, became available, Iain and I felt it was just too good an opportunity to miss.
"We operated as a pop-up for the first few weeks which was great fun and enabled us to receive valuable feedback from customers on what they'd like, and now we've opened a fabulous new place to eat, drink and relax. So far, our customers have given us the thumbs-up, which is wonderful."
As well as offering such dishes as the pork belly and chorizo pizza, the menu also features such dishes as Moroccan lamb meatballs with yoghurt, mint and cucumber, chargrilled lemon squid, seared tuna and monkfish and chorizo skewers.
Manager Neil Downton said: "The menu's been created by our French head chef and patissier Alex Thomelin, with input from staff and customers, so the result is a mix of delicious offerings which ensures there's something to suit everyone. We have also chosen some wonderful wines to accompany these dishes. Whether people want to enjoy a main meal, a tasty snack or just meet friends for a drink, everyone is assured of a very warm welcome.
"Woodfire is a fabulous new concept which brings together the ingredients and food cultures from the countries that border the Mediterranean. We're offering an extensive menu which centres around pizza and mezze while also offering salads, main dishes, sweet treats and a kids menu. We serve breakfast, morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and cakes, right through to supper on Friday and Saturday evenings, so there's something for everyone."
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Penn State's Dickinson School of Law has been a THON organization since 2005, but this is the first year the school's team has qualified to field dancers. That was accomplished by last year's THON campaign team which raised $10,266 contributing to the more than $12 million donated to THON last year. This year, the law school raised $12,729.39 to contribute to the record-breaking overall total of $13,343,517.33. Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, commonly known as THON, is a yearlong fundraising and awareness campaign for the fight against pediatric cancer. Engaging more than 15,000 students across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, THON is the largest student-run philanthropy in the world. It is the oldest and longest dance marathon in the country, having raised over $114 million dollars for the Four Diamonds Fund at the Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital since THON started. Dru Miller '15, one of the law school's dancers, said engaging with the kids was the best part of the weekend.
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Carrie Babiasz '14 was Miller's partner for the 46-hour that began on Friday, February 21 at 6 p.m. and ended on Sunday, February 23 at 4 p.m. She said that fundraising has been a team effort and law students, faculty, and staff have been very generous. Babiasz also attended Penn State as an undergrad and became involved with THON early on as did this year's co-chair Megan Janowiak '14 who danced in THON as an undergrad. "I am convinced that is impossible to experience THON weekend and witness a maximum capacity BJC full of students, not thinking of themselves, but coming together 'For The Kids' without wanting to get involved somehow. It's infectious and I think that has stuck with me and the rest of the group ...Though some of us are about to finish law school, there is no graduating from THON," Babiasz said.
Babiasz said meeting a cancer survivor was one of the inspiring parts of the weekend.
"There was one moment me, Dru, and some other dancers were standing around a puzzle table and were greeted by a pediatric cancer survivor who told us his story," said Babiasz. "Before he left, he thanked us for what we were doing and we thanked him for inspiring us. THON was the best, most emotional, and amazing weekend I have ever experienced."
Babiasz and the rest of the team which includes Janowiak, Miller, Marcy McLaughlin, Jeff Gdovin, Katie Rimpfel, and Matthew McDonald and first year students Lauren Holzer and Jacqueline Schweichler have been raising funds since starting at the Law School through events such as Mr. Dickinson, canning trips, and the THONvelope partnership with PDP. Contributions can be made directly to the Dickinson For The Kids Team at http://giveto.psu.edu/THON-Dickinson. You can also connect with the team via their Facebook page.


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Pray for cold.
While to some, that sentiment is anathema to comfort in New England, to others it's de riguer for good ice.
A 40-by-60-foot wooden frame — the first sign of a new seasonal ice rink — is now in place at the Park off Bartlet Street, adjacent to the parking lot to the Town Offices.
And with any luck, residents could be skating on it by Christmas.
Ted Teichert, the former selectman who is spearheading the project, worked with a group of volunteers, overseen by town employees, to build the framework out of heavy-duty lumber last weekend.
The frame now awaits a plastic tarp, which should be installed with flashing this weekend.
Then, Teichert said, when the forecast calls for sustained cold — and no snow — crews will fill the temporary structure with water.
"I'm hoping Santa brings cold weather," he said. "We hope to fill it Saturday."
Even though the region has been hit with cold air this week, Teichert said it's probably a good thing that the rink wasn't ready because the recent snowfall would have created a lumpy surface.
"We would have had hard mounds of ice," he said. "We decided to just frame it. We'll put down the liner and fill it this weekend."
The rink was approved by the Board of Selectmen Nov. 18 after it was proposed by Teichert working in concert with the Department of Community Services and several volunteers.
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Wind sends trampoline flying into north Watford garden
11:30am Thursday 13th February 2014 in News By Adam Binnie, Web content editor
A Watford mum returned home to find an unusual discovery in her garden - a trampoline delivered by strong winds.
Tracy Spurling, from north Watford, found the large piece of equipment at about 1.30pm yesterday, after visiting her cousin.
The 39-year-old said: "I looked out the window and my neighbour's trampoline had flown into by garden.
"Luckily the kids were at school. It must have had some strong winds to blow this over the fence.
"I've got a trampoline and it hasn't moved a muscle."
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As part of the agreement to merge FIT with FIG, individual trampolining was accepted into the Summer Olympic Games for 2000 as an additional gymnastic sport.
The currently accepted basic format for individual trampoline competitions usually consists of two or three routines, one of which may involve a compulsory set of skills. The skills consist of various combinations of somersaults, shaped bounces, body landings and twists performed in various body positions such as the tuck, pike or straight position.
The routines are performed on a standard 14 foot by 7 foot regulation sized trampoline with a central marker. Each routine consists of the athlete performing ten different skills starting and finishing on the feet. The routine is marked out of 10 by five judges with deductions for incomplete moves, moving too far from the centre mark or poor form. Usually the highest and lowest scores are discarded. Additional points can be added depending on the difficulty of the skills being performed. The degree of difficulty (DD or tariff) is calculated by adding a factor for each half turn (or twist) or quarter somersault. Difficulty is important in a routine, however, there are differences in opinion between various coaches whether it is better to focus on increasing the difficulty of routines given that this usually results in a reduced form score or to focus on improving execution scores by displaying better form in an easier routine. A new development in senior level competitions in 2010 is to add a "Time of Flight" score to the overall score benefitting athletes who can maintain greater height during their routines.
The official world record DD for men at a FIG sanctioned event is 18.00, achieved by Jason Burnett of Canada on April 30, 2010 at the Pacific Rim Championships in Melbourne, Australia. He beat his own world record of 17.50 that he had achieved on April 2, 2007 at the Lake Placid, New York Trampoline World Cup. Burnett beat the twenty-year-old record of 17.00 by Igor Gelimbatovsky (USSR, 1986) and Daniel Neale (GBR, 1999). The top competitors usually perform routines with a DD of 16.5 or greater. In 2009 Jason Burnett completed a training routine with a DD of 20.6 at Skyriders Trampoline Place in Canada. The women's world record DD is 15.60 by Emma Smith (GBR). The top women competitors usually compete routines with a DD greater than 14.50. The women's synchronised trampoline pair of Karen Cockburn and Rosannagh Maclennan also of Canada completed a new world record DD of 14.20 at the same April 2, 2007 Lake Placid World Cup.
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CaptainPC wrote:Hi CPC, im well thanks, how are you feeling after the recent court case?
Hi WBAB, how are you? Where ypu taking the lovely Mrs WBAB tonight?
Don't say up the wrong'un. :)
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Have you ever smashed anyone round 5the head with a meat axe?
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CaptainPC wrote:You really are strange, why on earth would I do any thing like that?
Hahah you really are a funny wunny.
Have you ever smashed anyone round 5the head with a meat axe?
I know a bloke who knows a bloke that would do that for me, and he would use a very large female arousal toy in which to do it with!!
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CaptainPC says...
You'd probably get Linda to do it for you.
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WatfordBandB says...
CaptainPC wrote:are you suggesting that i eat my own faeces?
You'd probably get Linda to do it for you.
maybe the pub, not sure what i have for dinner though, are you eating pizza later?
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WatfordBandB wrote:I would suggest you both eat your own ****!
CaptainPC wrote:are you suggesting that i eat my own faeces?
You'd probably get Linda to do it for you.
maybe the pub, not sure what i have for dinner though, are you eating pizza later?
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a fairly easy project with a cute result!
i used the neckline of another pattern on the Burda Style magazine 09/2012 (pattern no. 106), but otherwise everything is exactly from the pattern no. 107.
the fabric i used is stretchy enough for me to comfortably slip in and out of the dress, so i didn't install any zipper at all. for the neckline, i used the other side of the fabric as the right side.
this was my first time sewing genuine leather, and it probably would've gone great if only my choice of the dress fabric wasn't too thick that it caused my sewing machine to jam when i tried to sew the leather pockets. in the end i had to sew it by hand. :p not the most neat sewing, but whatever.
as always, i love how it turned out, and will be wearing this dress quite often in the winter here!
PS. i named the project "loopy" because of the yarn loops on the fabric. in close up, they make the fabric look like bird feathers! ;)
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hi! Your dress is so cute and I love the yellow tights and the fabric is so cool. I'm making this one also but out of linen and I'm not sure what happened, but the French darts somehow turned out a little cone like! But other than that I agree, it's a really simple pattern and I'll defiantly be making it again. Great job!
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thanks so much! :) and sorry to hear about your linen dress, could it be because linen is a bit too stiff for the darts? can't wait to see your version of the dress! (whenever you'll make it again) ;)
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thanks! i was a bit surprised at how easy it was to sew it! :D will probably make more later.
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thank you! :)
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cub rear main seal
I just finished spliting the cub to replace a rear main seal that I put together using the original retainer and a new seal that was leaking. The new seal went into the new retainer much harder than using the old retainer & new seal. But here is the problem, the new seal doesnt seem to fit around the crankshaft tightly. The seal is the correct part number. The seal that I took off fits the crank very snug, the new slides over the crank easily. Any suggestions? Thanks Mike
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The seal that I put in that was leaking was a after market seal, the new seal I'm installing is from case nh. I just don't want to split the tractor again for another leak any help would be great. Thanks Mike
Sounds like it's not the right seal. If there is a number on the old seal take it to Napa or another auto parts store and see if they can match it. Mic your crank end and the seals they have. That should tell you if it will fit right. The seal should be a little smaller than the shaft. Maybe somebody turned the crank at one time.
Always try the easiest thing first.
I got a seal from NAPA and it was perfect replacement.
The seal needs to be tight on the shaft - that's how it holds the oil in when the shaft is turning. Make sure you use a little litheum grease on the shaft to help slide on the seal and set the seal when you first start the engine.
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Thanks for the replys. Here's what I found.Yes the crank had been turned to .010 under at the last rebuild. The seal that I had purchased, fit the crank tightly it just leaked oil around where it went into the retainer.Looking at both seals they had aprox. the same inner diameter. But one seal would slide on the crank much easier. My next step I switched the spring that holds the tension on the seal. When I had both springs off the seals I found one spring to be slightly smaller"on the seal that went on tightly"after installing it on the loose fitting seal it became a tight fitting seal.I think problem solved. I installed the new seal with the tight spring. The cub will be going back together tomorrow.
The lesson I learned here is when a seal goes into it's retainer to easy it will leak. I still remember installing that seal and thinking something wasn't right, but I wanted to see the cub running. Thanks for the help. Mike
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It sounds like you found the fix, Good Luck !! I hope it works out, and THANKS for the knowledge. Paul K. inN.H.
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Steppin' Out in Pink
Sept. 6, 2014 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
A walk to support local breast cancer research, programs & services at Gundersen Health System.
The Color Run
Sept. 13, 2014 @ 8:00 am
Riverside Park, La Crosse, WI
We can't wait to see you! Grab your tutus, your friends, and your running shoes and we'll see you at the start line!
9th Annual Chad Erickson Memorial
Du Run Run Kids' Duathlon
Sept. 14, 2014 @ 8:00 am
Riverside Park, La Crosse
Kids 2 to 12 will enjoy this run, bike, run event for just $15.00 and that includes the race, t-shirt, goodie bag, and a morning full of events and snacks!
Green Bay vs New York (AFC) Game Day Bus Trip
Sept. 14, 2014
Lambeau Field - Green Bay, WI
Bus trip includes transportation, ticket and tailgate experience!
Goosebumps 6 Hour Run/Walk
Sept. 20, 2014 @ 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Goose Island Park, Shelter #2
La Crosse
6 hour run walk to raise money for the Local Lupus Alliance. Packet Pickup at 9:00 AM, Race start at 10 AM post race gathering afterwards.
Maple Leaf Walk Run
Sept. 27, 2014 @ 7:00 am - 10:00 am
Riverside Park, La Crosse
Run Forward and Give Back this fall at the 15th Annual Maple Leaf Walk Run. All proceeds will benefit the Y's Annual Campaign.
Green Bay vs Minnesota Game Day Bus Trip
Oct. 2, 2014
Lambeau Field - Green Bay, WI
Bus trip includes transportation, ticket and tailgate experience!
Big Muddy Run
Oct. 4, 2014 @ 10:45 am
Myrick Park, La Crosse
This is more than your average run: it's a unique and fun adventure with registration limits so you won't be squashed between thousands of runners.
Thompson Animal Medical Center
19th Annual Doggone Golf Tournament
Oct. 4, 2014
Drugan's Castle Mound Golf Course in Holmen
Sign up for this 4-person scramble to benefit Children's Miracle Network Hospitals
Green Bay vs Carolina Game Day Bus Trip
Oct. 19, 2014
Lambeau Field - Green Bay, WI
Bus trip includes transportation, ticket and tailgate experience!
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