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Stephen Colbert
Stephen Colbert To Host 'The 37th Annual Kennedy Center Honors'
Stephen Colbert will host "The 37th Annual Kennedy Center Honors."
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Good news for New York! Late Show with Stephen Colbert isn't going anywhere.
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CBS Names Stephen Colbert As Next 'Late Show' Host
The CBS Television Network announced Thursday that Stephen Colbert, the host, writer and executive producer of "The Colbert Report," will succeed David Letterman as the host of "The Late Show."
CBS Announces Stephen Colbert as the Next Host of The Late Show
The CBS Television Network today announced that Stephen Colbert, the host, writer and executive producer of the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning "The Colbert Report," will succeed David Letterman as the host of The Late Show.
Overnight America Podcast: April 1st, 2013 – Brett Eidman, Dave Steed
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Tis the Seaon of Soul at Jimmy Mak's "Merry at Mak's" Christmas Show
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Tis the Season of Soul with All Star Christmas Show at Jimmy Mak's
Tis the Season of Soul at Jimmy Mak's with the soulful sounds of Christmas. We present Merry at Mak's, one glorious holiday happening that starts at 8pm and features award winning musicians, all strong forces in the Portland community with their own musical projects, but who will share the stage together for just one beautiful joyous night. This show will include the Rae Gordon Band rhythm section with Gaddis Cavenah on guitar, Federico Pol on bass and Edwin Coleman III on drums featuring Louis Pain on Keys, Renato Caranto on Sax, with Lloyd Jones on guitar and vocals, LaRhonda Steele and Rae Gordon add their voices to the Merry at Mak's Christmas Chorus. Santa Claus will also make an appearance. Come down for the show that will help jump start your holiday cheer with some memorable performances with Holiday hymns that are both new and tried and true, sung by some of your favorite performers.
Portland Music Community Comes Together for One of Their Own
Portland Music Community Comes Together for an All Star Night of Support at Jimmy Mak's, the home of northwest soul, including keyboardist for Santana and Etta James.
Drummer Tom Royer, one of Portland's most talented, versatile, and beloved musicians, has Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis and is in dire need of a lung transplant. He's currently on a wait list in Seattle. Tom is on oxygen 24/7 and cannot play drums anymore. His wife, vocalist Lily Wilde, recently had surgery of her own and is still recuperating. Neither is able to work and their bills are piling up. So Portland's music community is once again stepping up to help one of their own with an all-star benefit concert at Jimmy Mak's.
Performers at this very special event will include five great bands:
Quadraphonnes; Ken DeRouchie Band; Mel Brown B-3 Organ Group; Kevin Selfe & the Tornadoes; and DK Stewart Sextet.
Also appearing will be the following artists: David K. Mathews (Etta James' pianist for 20 years, who will be leading an Etta James tribute); Lloyd Jones; Andy Stokes; Rae Gordon; LaRhonda Steele; Lily Wilde; Karen Lovely; Peter Dammann; Carlton Jackson; Albert Reda; John Mazzocco; Bill Rhoades; Renato Caranto; "King Louie" Pain; Dan Balmer; Dave Captein; and many more!
Guest Emcee: Wayne Havrelly (KGW)
Cover charge: $20. Please step up and help one of the nicest guys and finest musicians around.
To learn more about Tom and Lily's situation and/or to make a donation, visit their GoFundMe account page: http://www.gofundme.com/efjsrg
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Rae Gordon Band
Lisa Mann
Franco Paletta & the Stingers
Ben Rice
For more info on the contest and acts, go to www.raegordon.com/ibc
Summer Season of Soulful Sounds Begins…
The Dream That T-Shirts Built
(Or How a Whole Community Sent an Oregon Band to Memphis)
Personal Thank You from Rae
Dear Friends…We are all still in the afterglow of Memphis. We were excited to make it to the semi-finals and blessed to be able to hang with and see some of our NW music family perform. Magic and memories were made because of YOU and your faith in us. I am forever grateful to Gaddis, Ed, Joe and Scott, who were troopers from start to finish and it was an honor to be able to do all original music written by Gaddis and me to an audience like no other. You friends and family got us flown, fed and a roof on our head. I have always heard that saying "I'm there for you in spirit" but never really truly understood or fully embraced the real meaning until now. When we were on stage performing and competing in this chance of a lifetime….YOU were there too…in spirit. On stage and in our hearts. Thank You! XO, Rae
(special thanks for the photographers in Portland and Memphis)
September 2013 – Rae Gordon Band Given the Opportunity of a Lifetime
The Rae Gordon Band was nominated by the Rainy Day Blues Society of Eugene, Oregon to go and compete in the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee. The IBC is an annual event that brings bands from all over the world for one glorious song filled week to play, to learn, to network , to overeat BBQ and most of all , to shine for their hometowns to go and perform and compete with over 255 other acts on the infamous Beale Street.
October 2013 - Putting the "T" in Fundraising
Acts start their IBC adventure at home with their fans, friends and families way before the exciting competition. That is just the beginning of their journey and where it becomes very clear early on that their passions are much bigger than their pocketbooks. Rae and the guys knew that they wanted to represent Oregon in Memphis. But, wanting to go and being able to go was an even further distance than the plane ride to the other side of the country!
This incredible chance to perform for an international crowd every year is contingent on raising the funds to not only get the band to the competition, but housed. The task is daunting and possibly heartbreaking to the bands.
How do you come up with the money to get everybody there? Would anybody be interested in helping? Would there be enough?
One night while driving home from a gig, Rae's mind was racing with bad fundraising ideas….do a kissing booth, sell all her belongings, make blue lemonade!…when a commercial came on the radio about selling T-Shirts for special projects.
Photographer Kathy Rose's son Jacob designed the logo and Rae designed the back of the shirt using www.booster.com.
This one-of-a-kind t-shirt said exactly what would happen if it was successful… "I sent…the Rae Gordon Band to Memphis". She hoped that a few would be sold, to help pay maybe one or two flights for the band. Most of all, she wondered if people would not only buy the shirt, but want to wear them……and wear them they did!
After 30 days and an incredible outpouring of love and support, even from people who had never seen the band, 191 t-shirts were sold and the whole band got to Memphis!
Other fundraising fell in place with a last minute gig at Duff's Garage with special guest Ben Rice (the Cascade Blues Association representative for the IBCs), who wholeheartedly agreed to a fun photo shoot between the two Portland Metro bands that would be competing against each other in Memphis. Thank you Tony Kutter for being a last minute photographer.
A Halloween party and costume contest at the 505 Tavern in Oregon City, and with the Rainy Day Blues Society in Eugene at Cozmic Pizza.
Thank you so much to the t-shirt buyers who helped get us there!
Aaron & Katherine J., Alson T., Amanda L., Anita W., Anne M., Anne B., Annie H., April P., Arnold G., Bear N., Bob P., Brian S., Candance H., Carol G., Carol H., Carol W., Charles C., Charles D., Cher P., Cheryl S., Christine R., Cindy R., Claudia P., Clint C., Connie F., Cynthia A., Darren R., David N., Dean M., Deb C., Debbi C., Debbie B., Debbie R., Deborah B., Deborah C., Diane S., Dianna C., Don W., Douglas M., Elisabeth M., Eloise L., Eric P., Erin P., Gail K., Gerri C., HW S., Ivy F., Jackie M., Jan L., Jean C., Jean H., Jeannine B., Jennifer S., Jessica D., Jody S., John R., Jon N., Joseph B., Joseph C., Joyce D., Julie L., Julie R., Karen G., Karen L., Karla M., Kat R., Kathie T., Keith P., Kelly F., Kim F., Kim W., Larry B., Laura G., Laurel K., LeAnn W., LeeAnn G., Linda C., Linda R., Linda V., LJ T., Lori C., Lori M., Lynette H., Lynn W., Marcy J., Maren A., Margene S., Mark D., Mark L., Melanie P., Michael A., Michael D., Michael P., Michelle O., Pamela T., Pat F., Patricia S., Patti D., Ralph B., Randal M., Renee P., Roberta E., Robin B., Sandy L., Sarah C., Sarah O., Scott F., Scott M., Shara C., Sheldon L., Sheri S., Sherri M., Stan G., Stephen P., Sue A., Susan V., Teresa B., Teresa B., Teresa S., Terri & Jon T., Theresa S., Theresa T., Tracy L., Trudy W., Vicky Y., Wendy S.
November 2014 – Will Play for Food
The flights and the hotel lodging was taken care of, when it started to come clear that everybody might want to eat and wouldn't be able to survive on adrenaline alone, so the BEALE MEALE campaign was unveiled and the bandmates were able to fill their bellies with barbeque, thanks to the picture of the hungry guitar player barely able to pick his guitar on an empty stomach. People stepped up and fed the band in exchange for a picture done on Beale Street with a sign of their choosing.
January 17, 2014 – Beale and Birthday Bash Send off at Trails End Saloon
The weekend before the band was to fly to Memphis for the competition, they enjoyed a proper send off from friends, family and people who made it all possible. It was also Rae's birthday and her birthday wish was already coming true…the band was going to Memphis!
I sent the Band to Memphis t-shirts were aplenty and Joan snagged two of them that were donated back by Denise & Keith Price to help with the cause and last minute needs.
January 21, 2014 – NOT Early to Bed, but Early to Rise
The day of the flight arrived! For some of the band, they got to bed early for the 5am trip to the airport and a few had just gotten to bed! Suffice to say, there was some napping time on the plane on it's first stop to Atlanta, Georgia, where the sound of someone playing a piano snagged Rae's ears. She got a chance to sit in for a few tunes with a local player and warm up for Memphis.
Once they arrived in Tennessee, they checked into the hotel all starry eyed. There was magic in the air from the streets to the lobby, where musicians hung out to talk, network and even pick a little on their guitars. Friends from near and far got to finally meet in person or reconnect. This annual event truly is a reunion.
January 22-23, 2014 – Band Orientation Commences
The New Daisy Theater on the infamous Beale was packed with wall to wall wailers and wah wah peddlers to learn about what to do and not to do. Musicians from all over the world were packed in like sardines, but nobody seemed to complain much and hugs were freely given out whether they were wanted or not.
Sarah Cavenah (Gaddis's daughter) from LA's North Hollywood Salon NoHo went to work crafting a diva out of Rae using her makeup and hair mad skills to turn an Oregon tomboy into a national performer.
The band was delighted to see some of the folks from the northwest there and excited to visit everybody's sets if they could. The band names were drawn and the Rae Gordon Band got 5:35pm that night at Alfred's, a great club with a perfect stage…not too tall, not too short, just right.
They competed with all their might under the STAX neon sign for two nights straight and enjoyed playing for the respected judges from the industry and audience members that included a favorite, Candye Kane and her guitar player Laura Chavez.
Then they made it to the Semi Finals!
January 22, 2014 – Semi Finals turns out the Crowd in Droves!
The Rae Gordon Band was pulled for Flynn's, a nice long club with a very short stage, which is great for getting out in the audience. The bandmembers got to enjoy The Randy Oxford Band from Washington the night before and they kicked it into high gear with an incredible show that leaves no wonder why Randy Oxford is a Blues Cruise favorite.
There was an incredible array of talent that people from all over packed into to see, elbow to elbow, chest to back, it was people thick and blues fanatic rich. The band was "on" that night as everybody made sure to connect with the audience and shine individually, Gaddis even showed that dancing on a monitor can be done in cold temperatures, really showcasing his great guitar work.
Ben Rice from the Portland area put on a good show that night as did the rest of the acts. One band from each club only, could advance to the Finals at the Orpheum Theatre and everybody was delighted when Ben Rice & The Illamatics could show the International crowd what Oregon's blues has to offer.
January 25, 2014 – Finals for All is Just the Beginning
The beautiful Orpheum Theatre was buzzing with people stuck on their favorites and having their minds changed over and over again as each incredible performance unfolded like a storybook romance, each word, each song leaving an imprint and butterflies in their stomachs.
Northwest favorite Ben Rice fought the good fight, making Oregon proud, leaving his mark on the blues world. The band winner was ultimately Mr. Sipp from Mississippi and 2nd went to The Ghost Town Blues Band from Memphis, Tennessee itself.
The finals is just the beginning as bands go on to perform in major festivals and other life changing opportunities like Ben Rice opening up for BB King. Even semi finalists got interest, including the Rae Gordon Band, going on to play in a national club this year.
Every audience member that night left with a gift from those acts, a new appreciation of blues and musicians left with something even more, a appreciation of themselves and a continued love for the live music audience.
January 26, 2014 – Flying Back and Into the Arms of Audience
The flight back was another early one as most everybody loaded up in a black SUV that made the band look more like FBI….but in this case, it would stand for Fabulous Blues Inspired…. The driver was a lovely woman who laughed at Rae's terrible jokes while the guys in the back went on and on reliving the last few days, the bands, the lessons, the museum trips and a stop at the House of Elvis.
The flight included more nap time and the best surprise of all, Kimberly Walch, a beloved friend of Rae and the band's, with flowers for the welcome home.
We were blessed to be able to hang with and see some of our northwest music family perform like Ben Rice & The Illamatics, Tevis Hodge Jr, and the Randy Oxford Band along with Duo David Pinsky and Phil Newton. Our region made a great impact on the blues world. Memories were made and an impact felt not only our craft, but their very souls. No wonder Memphis is considered an important role in the development of the blues, because we all came back as better musicians and better people.
We want to thank everybody who helped to support the trip to Memphis, before, during and after, whether financially or a pat on the back to say "Go get 'em" and everybody in general that supports live music.
There is so many people to thank that we will for sure be adding to this list…. Kim Walsh for being the best RGB fan and friend, Rainy Day Blues Society and Bill Shreve for getting us there, Steve Spoulos, Keith & Denise Price for their support, Paul & Vicki Linnman, Oregon City Lions Club, Greg Johnson for his unwavering love of live blues and submitting to IBC "Blue Lemonade" for best recording from CBA, Lynn Wymore, Dan Harrington, Dano's Dogs, those beautiful people who traveled with us: Sarah Cavenah, Kayci Cavenah, Lisa Osterhoudt, LeeAnn Gibbons-Pankratz, Michael Pankratz and these fine folks who came to see us in Memphis: Jane Martin Manning, Kathie Tizler, Candye Kane, Laura Chavez, Lori Haynes, Stacy Jeffress, Ben Rice & Roxanne Dickson. Also, Franco & Jeri Paletta, DK Stewart, Timmer Blakely and Paula, Duff's Garage, Jon & Jennifer Wallace, Joey Scruggs, Cindy Benda, Eric Hallingstad, Trails End Saloon, 505 Tavern, All or Oregon City and Mayor Doug Neeley and Beth, Kat Rose Photograhy PDX, all the t-shirt buyers and wearers! Amanda Gresham, Barbara Hammerman, Stacy Jeffries and Steve Pringle, Rege Shaw and all the other radio folk who play our music!
4th Annual 20/20 Event for 1190AM KEX Kids Fund & Lions Club January 19th
www.2020event.org. Introducing the 1st Big Party of the New Year!
LIMITED TICKETS. Don't miss out…click HERE before they are gone!
Rae and the guys are excited to be a part of the 4th annual 20/20 Celebration of Sight & Sound along with our favorites DK Stewart and the Return Flight Band. This event helps the 1190 KEX Kids Fund and the Oregon City Lions Club help change lives. It provides hearing and vision services for children of families that cannot otherwise provide them. Something very close to Rae's heart, as a child such as that. Please come join us in helping children find success earlier in life. Dancing, dining from Portland Catering, live & silent auctions, including Breakfast with Paul Linnman & the 1190 Morning Crew, Meat & Music package with blues & brats.
This event started as a way to celebrate Rae's 40th birthday, but also give back. It has now become an annual community wide effort that musicians and community can get behind and make a difference in the life of a child.
Come join us on January 19th and make a difference AND have fun while you are at it!
Pioneer Center, 615 5th Street, Oregon City, 97045.
Donation for silent auction basket still being collected! Call 503-452-0440 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for a pick up.
Blue Lemonade Puts Up its Dukes for Round Two!
The Blue Lemonade recording by the Rae Gordon band was entered by the Cascade Blues Association out of Portland, Oregon.
This compilation of original songs by songwriting duo Rae Gordon and Gaddis Cavenah, is now in the Round Two of the Best Self-Produced CD Competition. The CD has seen great success since it's February 2013 release, including play on Pandora, across the US and in England and hitting #10 on the Billboard Blues Charts. The Rae Gordon Band will find out in Memphis if they made the final when they are competing in the International Blues Challenge for the Rainy Day Blues Society (www.blues.org/ibc).
2014 Best Self-Produced CD – Round Two
The 2014 Best Self-Produced CD competition is in full swing!
The winner will be announced at the International Blues Challenge on January 25, 2014 at Finals in the Orpheum Threatre January 25, 2014.
Thank you to the affiliates for continuing to foster new Blues acts to keep this Genre alive!
Discs are listed in alphabetical order by affiliate.
Discs that advaced to ROUND TWO are listed below.
Arkansas River Blues Society, In His Element, Charlie Woods
Blues Alliance of the Treasure Coast, Cajun Moon, Big Jim Adam
Blues Society of the Ozarks, What Kind of Fool,The Mojo Roots
Blues Society of Tulsa, FaceBook Blues, Little Joe McLerran
Cascade Blues Association, Blue Lemonade, Rae Gordon Band
Central Delaware Blues Society, Damned Ole Blues, Covered Bridge
Cincy Blues Society, Singing In My Soul, Lisa Biales
Cleveland Blues Society, No Stranger To Blues, The Alan Greene Band
Collingwood Jazz and Blues Society, Self-Titled, Jerome Tucker & Tim Bastmeyer
Edmonton Blues Society, Baptized by the Mud, Kat Danser
Long Island Blues Society, Blues Enough, The Hitman Blues Band
Maine Blues Society, Keep Jukin, Blues Prophets
Melbourne Blues Appreciation Society, Last Thing on my Mind, Dan Dinnen
Minnesota Blues Society, Baptized in the Blues, Annie Mack
Mississippi Delta Blues Society of Indianola, Shy, Sharo Perry
MO Blues Association, Can't Live Without 'Em, Ben Green
Nashville Blues Society, Have Axe – Will Groove, Mark Robinson
Northeast Ohio Blues Association (NEOBA), Mighty Fine Gumbo, Zydeco Kings
Ottawa Blues Society, Bluesoul, Terry Gillespie
Ozark Blues Society of NW Arkansas, Go Ahead & Sang the Blues, Brick Fields & The Chosen Ones
Prairie Crossroads Blues Society, Can't Take the Blues, Benny Jenkins Bloodline
Rhode Island Rhythm and Blues Preservation Society, Soul Changes, Dave Keller
Topeka Blues Society, Blues and Trouble, Grand Marquis
Vicksburg Blues Society, It's My Guitar, Mr. Sipp
Washington Blues Society, Monday Night, The CD Woodbury Band
West Michigan Blues Society, Account To Me, Hank Mowery
Memphis Fundrae'sing Continues with the Beale Meale Deale
$10 - Help with just 1 Memphis Meale for 1 musician & get a selfie portrait with them holding up a sign with anything you want said! (G rated please)
$150 - Help pay for a full day of meals for the 5 musicians (15 meals) and the whole band will hold up a sign with anything you want said. Wish somebody a Happy Birthday from Beale? Promote your business!
$200 – You want a meal brought back from Beale to you? Rae will bring you back your meal of choice and take a picture of the place she got it! And deliver personally to you (within an hour of the Portland Metro area).
Things are going great for the Rae Gordon Band's fundraising efforts for getting the band to the International Blues Challenge in January 2014. In addition to rehearsing the tunes that they will be bringing to the infamous Beale Street in Memphis, where dreams and careers have met and ignited, they are overjoyed to have been successful in paying for all the Flights and Lodging for the band of five.
Thanks to some incredible supporters who bought a limited run T-Shirt (regular band T-shirts will be available this month) and attended and enjoyed the benefits at the 505 Tavern on Halloween and the Duff's Garage, RGB was able to completely pay the largest portion of this amazing journey.
However, it recently came to Rae Gordon's mind that the band might want to eat when they are there. Rae was under the impression that the band could survive on adrenaline alone and was trying to figure out a way to vacuum pack the beautiful Oregon air for snack packs.
She is well aware that this adventure is not only hers and the band's alone, but everybody who loves and supports live music, RGB and otherwise, so she knew that if she was going to open up fundraising to include meals, that those Foodie Funders would have to also enjoy the Meale on Beale too by having a personalized sign held up by the band and broadcast on the www.raegordon.com and on Facebook and Social Media!
Here is your chance to continue to support AND be involved in this once in lifetime opportunity to "be" on Beale Street with the Rae Gordon Band!
RGB to Head to Memphis for Renowned International Blues Challenge
The Rainy Day Blues Society based out of Eugene, Oregon has chosen the Rae Gordon Band to represent them in the exciting world renowned blues competition that has bands from all over the United States and the world, competing on the infamous Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee.
It is an incredible honor for Rae and the guys, to not only be chosen to represent Oregon, but to to this annual competition has been the start of incredible careers for blues artists, who go on to tour, have record contracts and lucrative careers, such as Susan Tedeschi and more recently, Grady Champion.
In addition to Rae, the stellar cast of musicians going to Memphis in January 2014 are co songwriter Gaddis Cavenah on guitar, Ed Pierce (also of the DK Stewart Band) on drums, Joe Conrad (also of the DK Stewart Band) on bass and Scott Franklin (also of the Ants in the Kitchen Band) on Saxophone.
They recently gathered in Oregon City at the Train Depot to have professional pictures for the IBC competition by Kathy Rose Photography PDX. Vintage luggage provided by Haven Antiques of Oregon City.
GB is looking forward to bring home the Blues Gold to Oregon!


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Cameron House Rental Photos and Description
House, 3 Bedrooms + Other (See Description), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 7-8)
The yellow house on the Madison River is located half way between Ennis Montana and the town of West Yellowstone Montana. Each town is 35 miles from the yellow house. The town of Ennis Montana is an old ranchers town that was founded in the 1800's. Only a few miles from Ennis is the town of Virginia City that was the home of one of the biggest placer gold strikes in early american history. Virginia City was also established in the 1800's and was Montana's first state capital. Virginia City and Nevada City which is two or three miles west of Virginia City are noted for their preservation as ghost towns filled with early American history. There are also many other ghost towns in the surrounding area in Montana.
West Yellowstone town is located at the west entrance to Yellow Stone National Park. West Yellowstone has many shops and restaurants as well as the Playmill Theater where college kids come from around the United States to perform broadway plays during the summer.
The yellow house is in a great location with access to so many things that it would be impossible to list them in few paragraphs. There is every type of recreational activity at your fingertips as well as the solitude of being in the mountains, lakes and rivers. The Madison Valley also has many large active ranches that gives the area that feeling of cowboys and early american history. At different times in the year the local ranchers move their cows in the traditioal style. You might find yourself caught up in a cattle drive as you are driving into town.
Animal life is abundant in the Madison Valley with eagles year around and osprey that migrate north to raise their young in the summer. There are elk, moose, deer, ram horn sheep, antelope, lots of cows and small animals such as badgers, mountain goats and wolf. We had a badger that was living under the house for several years. We closed up the entrance that he had made and he has since moved on. We have two beaver dams within visual distance. Fishing is great right off the deck, along the banks of the river, in the river or from float trips that are available for recreation or advanced fly fishing.
Keywords: This home is a land mark on the Madison River. It is 7 miles north of Quake Lake and Hebgin Lake. It is 5 miles from the 287 North and Hwy 87 junction if driving from Idaho. Driving from the north it is located 35 miles from Ennis. The home is noted for it's unique architecture with a turret entry and a silow attached to the garage on the south end of the home.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About The Owner
Our family has owned this property since 1967. Attached is a photo of my son with a nice catch for dinner. We also own the property located next door which is VRBO Listing # 390628. If this home is booked for your planned vacation dates please check the other listing for availability.
The Owner purchased this house in 1967
Why The Owner chose Cameron
Our family had been spending summer vacations on Hebgen Lake for 20 years between 1947 and 1967. In 1967 my father bought this property on the Madison River 12 miles Northwest of Hebgen and started a building project that lasted another 20 years. Our entire family has loved this spot since the day we bought it. We own another property near by so we decided to share this one with other interested people that are looking to see, enjoy and experience the magnificent beauty of Montana.
What makes this house unique
This home is the perfect place to rest and read a book or go out and spend your energies doing the things you have dreamed about. The home is an early American western styled home with the unique qualities only a contractor with 60 years experience could come up with. During the summer when it gets a little warm you can walk out on the deck and feel the cool air as it flows up from the river. If you like to fish this is a renowned location. If you like side trips you could spend years seeing all of the things within driving distance. Or if you just want to kick back and enjoy yourself this is the place to do it.


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In Oregon, a Test of the Politics of Taxes
Voters are angry about government spending, worried about budgets, mistrustful of government in general and what they really want are...some tax increases? I wouldn'...
Voters are angry about government spending, worried about budgets, mistrustful of government in general and what they really want are...some tax increases?
I wouldn't have thought so if I hadn't seen new polling from Kansas and Utah. In Kansas, a SurveyUSA poll showed that a majority of adults in the state favored increases in the sales tax and tobacco tax. In Utah, a Dan Jones poll indicated that most Utahans favor an income tax increase and a variety of other tax increases too.
Do voters really want higher taxes?
It's hard to say. I'm generally more skeptical of issue polling than I am of horse-race polling. One reason is that question wording gets a lot more complicated for issue polling than horse-race polling.
In particular, the Kansas poll described the sales tax increase as intended "to prevent further funding cuts for education, Medicaid, prisons, roads, and social services." That description almost certainly induced more people to say they supported the tax increase than a straight up-or-down question on a higher sales tax would have.
It's almost impossible to know what's the "right" way to poll a question about tax increases. For horse race polling, we have the test of the election itself. For issue questions, we don't get that test. As a result, the best polling methodology -- the one that reflects the public's "true" feelings -- remains a mystery.
At least we don't usually get that test. Lucky for us, though, Oregon votes on Tuesday on two ballot measures to raise taxes. The votes should give us some hint as to where voters really stand. If legislators around the country are paying attention, the results could influence lawmakers who are trying to find the right balance between budget cuts and tax increases.
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Mechanics Volunteer NightWritten by Boston Biker on Mar 10
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got this in the email, if you got the mad wrenching skills check it out.
Hi Boston Bikes Volunteers,
We are hosting three volunteer nights next week for skilled mechanics to help us overhaul some of our Boston Bikes Roll It Forward donated bikes. We are looking for folks with solid bike repair experience, ideally from working at a bike shop, but anyone comfortable with their tools and repair skills is certainly welcome.
If you can bring you own tools/stands, that's great. If not, there are some communal tools at our shop.
We'll have three sessions: 3-7 PM, Monday-Wednesday, at our shop space at 12 Channel St, in the basement. Please let us know if you can volunteer during any of those time slots by emailing John Bilderbeck at [email protected], he also can provide any additional information.
Please pass along this message to anyone you think might be interested in helping out. To recap:
Who: Experienced bike mechanics
What: Boston Bikes Roll It Forward Bike Tune-Up Nights
When: Monday – Wednesday, March 14-16, 3pm to 7pm
Where: Roll It Forward Shop Space, 12 Channel St, Boston, MA
How: Please contact John Bilderbeck directly to sign up and get any further information on the mechanic nights. Email: [email protected] Phone: (617) 918-4253
Thanks so much for your help.
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Wipe And Lube PartyWritten by Boston Biker on Mar 14
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Got this in the email. I mean honestly who wouldn't want to go to something called a wipe and lube party….
Who: You! And your friends and strangers who have bikes
What: Thaw your Bike — Wipe & Lube Party!
Where: Commonwheels Bicycle Co-Op, located at 22 Rugg Road in Allston (look for the signs)
When: Tuesday, March 15, 6-8 pm
Why: Did your bike survive the Boston winter?? Salt and sand can totally tear your whip up, so come join us as we wash that nasty winter grime off our bikes! Stop by on Tuesday — we'll have the lube, the degreaser, the brushes and odds and ends to help that bike look sparkling clean and feel a million times better.
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According to my little Webster's, a legacy is "2 anything handed down from, or as from, an ancestor".
Legacy comes to my mind as motivation in terms of "living legacy". Anytime I do something "in memory of" or "in honor of" someone I admire or love... I am becoming a living legacy to them.
So when I run a half marathon, "for the November 5th Family" of those who lost lives or functionality in the Fort Hood shooting... or "for my sister in law (who has ALS)" I'm using this as a means to my motivation.
Today I have that sis in law very much in my thoughts. Since I can't make some things in the lives of others better, best I can do is something worthwhile in their honor or memory. Taking care of my own health, spreading the word, making donations where appropriate... and holding them near and dear to my heart... that is my legacy.
So, if you can, do! Live your life in such a way that those who also lived honorably and with good intent are the giants on whose shoulders we stand.
Life is good. Spark on!
A bat in the house! OMG! How did he get in here?
It started (my little adventure) with having the TV streaming (swear this is the truth) an episode of Quantum Leap. Remember? Dr. Sam Becket leaps into other lives? It must have been the Halloween special from some year or other, because he leapt into a vampire.
So, the episode has run out, I'm cooking breakfast, and the cat is meowing like crazy. Being me, I go to see what the Prisoner wants to draw my attention to. And this bat flutters out of the stairwell! Eeek!
I screamed and scuttled to the kitchen to get a flyswatter. I start to lay out strategies in my mind... how to herd the bat outside? I head down the stairs, where the cat is sitting, looking proud. The bat, wings spread, is on the floor at his feet.
Retreat and acquire garbage bag. I don't care to touch the thing. I try to decide how to shuffle it into the bag, and when I touch it with the fly swatter, it moves! Aaargh! It's alive! Or maybe not... I tell myself it could be like a chicken with head cut off. They are dead but their muscles still move.
I cover it with the garbage bag and swat at the bag with the fly swatter. OK, I'm not terribly rational at this point. Then I peek under. It has retracted its wings. Gingerly, I pick it up WITH the bag, and shuffle it into the bag, like I would a doggie turd. Out the door, into the garbage can, which is at the curb this morning, it being Tuesday.
If that bat wakes up when they come to collect the garbage, I sure hope the garbage men don't react the way I did. Might frighten the neighbors!
Anyway, the Prisoner has won my heart all over again. This is why we keep animals, right?
Have a great Spark Day!
My little Webster's defines key, in one sense as "3 something regarded as like a key in opening or closing a way, revealing or concealing, etc.; specif. a) a place so located as to give access to or control of a region [Vicksburg was the key to the lower Mississippi] b) a thing that explains or solves something else, as a book of answers, the explanations on a map, the code to a system of pronunciation, etc. "
I personally believe the key to motivation may be as individual as each of us as human beings are... and perhaps the feeling of finding a "kindred spirit" along the journey to health and wellness is at least in part finding others who have a similar key to unlocking our potential.
Here's to finding our keys, and unlocking that elusive motivation. Spark is a piece of that key, at least for me. Writing these blogs to boost my own motivation is another. Seeing the echo in the comments? Priceless. Spark on!
Today's word is "juncture". The senses of the word I want to expand upon in my alphabet of motivation is from my little Webster's here. "3 a point of time 4 a particular or critical moment in the development of events; crisis 5 a state of affairs".
At this point in time (NOW), we each have the opportunity to make a particular and critical difference in the development of our lives. We may or may not feel a sense of crisis about the now, or the state of affairs we find ourselves in, but NOW (at this juncture) is the only time in which we make decisions and choices.
So the idea of applying a juncture to motivation? Is simply to use WHATEVER is my current state of affairs as fuel for my motivation to take care of my self and my health!
Every fresh moment, a new juncture... a new decision point. What shall I do in this moment? Spark on!
According to my little Webster's independence is "1 the state or quality of being independent; freedom from the influence, control, or determination of another or others".
Similar to my "f" word, freedom, but with a slight twist. To me, independence is the feeling my grandmothers were looking for when they would intone "I don't want to be a burden..."
I know, sounds negative, doesn't it? But as we get more mature, shall we say, the ability to make our own choices about how we live our lives becomes precious. If we become burdened by ill health ourselves, we lose the ability to care for ourselves and in that process, the choice of how to live the days, weeks, months and years of our lives. This in turn puts a lot of pressure on our loved ones to make those choices FOR us.
Scary, yes, and a bit of a negative motivation. But flip it on its head and fitness becomes the key to retaining that prized independence. It's not about weight (even though we might have thought so our whole lives). It's not about comfort. It's about ability. It is about health. The ability to live an independent life, to keep our bodies and minds in the kind of shape where we are not victims but victors... for as long as possible.
The wisdom that comes with a mature perspective is valued in many societies. We need to also value it in ourselves, protect it by taking care of the bodies that house that perspective.
Here's to our Independence! It, like life, is good. Spark on!


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The blastoff had initially been scheduled for December 8, but was postponed due to malfunctions in the Briz-KM booster.
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Patricia Lanier, 44, of 550 Lincoln St., is accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy on more than one occasion between Sept. 29 and Nov. 29, 2012.
Bail was set at $25,000 cash/surety, with conditions barring contact with the teen and barring Lanier from going to a specific Pine Street address.
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Luis Rivera, 29, of 527 Wilson St., could enter no plea Wednesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to a felony charge of criminal threatening that alleges he pulled a gun from his waistband and told his ex-girlfriend: "I'm going to put it inside your mouth so you will stop talking about my family."
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A probable cause hearing on the felony was set for Feb. 18, and trial on the misdemeanor was set for April 29.
Bail was continued at $2,000 cash/surety, with conditions barring contact with the alleged victim and barring him from the Anthony Street address.
Says weapon wasn't on him
Michael Francis, 25, of 452 Pine St., who is charged with being a felon in possession of a weapon told Circuit Court-Manchester District Division Judge Gregory Michael: "When I was arrested, I'm pretty sure I didn't have a firearm on me."
Police said the weapon was found when a search warrant was executed.
Police prosecutor Carissa Pelletier sought $10,000 cash/surety bail. She said Francis was convicted of the same felony charge last February. She said he has also been convicted of first-degree assault and possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute.
Francis said he is currently at the New Hampshire State Prison. Pelletier said she believes it is for a parole violation.
A probable cause hearing on the felony charge was set for Feb. 5.
Attempted beer theft
Joseph Silver, 18, of 100 Union St., could enter no plea Wednesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to a felony robbery charge, so a probable cause hearing was set for Feb. 5.
Police said Silver and another male entered the Z&J Convenience store at 266 Bridge St., shortly before 10 p.m. Tuesday, and Silver's companion took a 30-pack of beer from the cooler and carried it toward the door.
When the clerk and a customer tried to stop the beer thief, police said Silver interfered, pushing the clerk and allowing his companion to escape with the beer, which police found strewn across Bridge Street.
Bail was set at $1,000 cash/surety for Silver, with a probable cause hearing set for Feb. 5.
Silver's companion is described as a white male, about 5-foot-9, about 165 pounds, wearing jeans and a dark jacket or sweatshirt with a hood.
- Police say hit-and-run driver was observed tossing beer cans from car - 0
- Police say woman stole pocketbook at Hudson Market Basket - 0
- Police say former manager of Hudson McDonald's stole $10k from restaurant - 1
- Manchester man facing two aggravated felonious sexual assault charges - 0
- State police OK to search cell phone to locate suspect who bit trooper - 0
- Ferguson: Eyewitness testimony underscores challenge grand jury faced - 0
- Mass. man charged with kidnapping - 0
- Keene Pumpkin Festival issues to get full airing Tuesday - 1
- Driver charged after man falls off car's hood - 1
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- Franklin man and woman arraigned for attempted prostitution of minor - 0
- Rymes is ready to roll following Fred Fuller purchase - 0
- City championship on the line Thanksgiving Day - 1
- Your Turn, NH -- Mike Moffett: Republicans can win in 2016 with Kasich at the top of the ticket - 6
- On being American: A point for reflection - 2
- Charles Arlinghaus: 'Tis the season for budget games and gimmicks - 0
- Rymes takes over for Fuller, deliveries start Wednesday - 1
- Manchester school exec contract squeaks by - 8
- Dartmouth gets 10 picks on All-Ivy team - 0
Rymes Oil employees pull Bradford man from flaming wreck but driver succumbs to injuriesREADER COMMENTS: 0
Manchester school exec contract squeaks by
Pipes and plans: A chance to show up Mass.
Your Turn, NH -- Mike Moffett: Republicans can win in 2016 with Kasich at the top of the ticket
On being American: A point for reflection
- Whom do you think bears the brunt of the blame for the mayhem this weekend in Keene?
- KSC students
- 37%
- KSC administration
- 2%
- Police
- 6%
- Visitors from out of town
- 18%
- A combination of any/all of the above
- 37%
- Total Votes: 2483


text: The holidays are coming up, and usually that involves a lot of eating. This provides plenty of opportunities to find math all around us. Problems surrounding the questions of "how many do we have," "how many do we need," "how much is enough," and "what might be too much" can lead to any number of fruitful holiday math activities.


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Last month, the San Francisco company Fantex announced plans to offer stock in the "value and performance of the brand" of one of the premier players in the NFL — Houston Texans running back Arian Foster. Jacksonville Jaguars fans know his play well, since the Texans would qualify as division rivals, if the Jaguars were a serious threat to do anything this year in the AFC South.
On the surface, this almost seemed like a good idea. Foster is a rarity among NFL players in many respects. Known for being thoughtful, Foster might also be the highest-profile football player ever to claim to be a vegan. As a former vegan myself, I can tell you that most who claim to be vegan fall short of that assertion. Foster has been quite outspoken on the subject of taking money when playing NCAA football at Tennessee, saying that the very idea of amateur status in big-time college sports was a charade and that there was something wrong with a system that turned massive profit while not giving any of that profit back to the talent generating it.
In short, I like the guy — what he stands for and his game on the field. That said, the idea that one would buy stock in an NFL player — a fungible commodity if ever there's sbeen one — is prima-facie absurd.
This is especially true in Foster's case. During his Nov. 3 game, a Sunday night tilt against the Indianapolis Colts, Foster left the game with a back injury. In recent years, Foster has battled everything from hamstring issues and a torn ACL to a heart condition. No one who plays in the NFL is 100 percent healthy, but Foster is never too far from the injury report.
Some theorize Foster's lingering maladies might not affect this initial public offering — which, at this writing, is still in process with no date announced.
"Obviously, if the injury is season-ending and requires surgery and/or rehab, the inaugural IPO could be affected, but just like a stock that has a bad quarter, some may … More
There have been 0-16 teams before in the NFL. Well, OK, one 0-16 team — the 2008 Detroit Lions. And we have to wonder how badly that squad would beat the current incarnation of the Jacksonville Jaguars on a neutral field at this point, after the big cats' last lamentable loss, a 42-10 shellacking at the hands of the defending NFC champions, the San Francisco 49ers.
It's possible, one supposes, to spin this result in a positive way. Maurice Jones-Drew — a Jaguars great of the past and mediocrity of the present — attempted to do just that after the game in London.
"This year hasn't gone the way we wanted it to, but at the same time we're going to continue to work," the running back told The Guardian. "When it is turned around, it's going to make it that much better because you know how far you've come."
Indeed. And the aforementioned Lions organization can speak to what a turnaround actually looks like. The Lions of 2013 are quite legit: The best wide receiver in football, a solid quarterback and a defense that performs well at home for the most part tend to legitimize an operation. The Jags? Well, they have some quality wide receivers in Justin Blackmon and Cecil Shorts, and some building blocks on defense that might develop … down the road.
Of course, who really knows if the team will still be here by the time these building blocks become more than just pieces of potential? The NFL's two-game experiment in London this year went — by all accounts, including that of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell — extraordinarily well. So well that at least one Jaguars player said he'd like to go back.
"Playing in the stadium was unbelievable," Paul Posluzsny told The Guardian. "The amount of people here, the fans, the fact that the game got out of hand in the fourth quarter and everybody stayed and was loud. The crowd was unbelievable. It was one of the best NFL atmospheres I've ever been a part of. If Mr. Khan says, 'Paul, … More
Local sports radio listeners were fired up over Jaguars legend Mark Brunell this week. Not for anything he did on the field, but for what he said regarding the franchise being a relocation target.
"You know, it wouldn't surprise me," Brunell said when an ESPN host asked him if he thought the Jaguars topped the list of franchises that could move to Los Angeles or London. "I hate to say it, but we've got an owner in Shad Khan that's bought the soccer team over there and all indications are that we're headed that way. It's not good for Jacksonville. You don't hear a lot of that talk in Jacksonville right now but everywhere else, someone mentioned it the other day it's the Jacksonville Jaguars of London. I want them to stay. That's my home. I love the franchise. I love the organization, but it wouldn't surprise anybody if in a few years it happened."
The callers I heard during my commutes, and the hosts, trotted out the familiar refutations. No blackouts here in a long time. A lot of "tickets distributed" every week …though it seems to most that most of those tickets must only be good for the first half. Et cetera.
It is hard to argue that Jacksonville has done anything but support this franchise in recent years. A concerted civic effort did a lot to make that happen. But, as I have argued in print and on radio, the question will always be one of "how long can 'save the whale' type efforts actually work?"
Never mind corollary questions. Given the quality of play on the field since, well, the beginning of Obama's first term, and given the microscopically low expectations about a franchise perpetually rebuilding, and given other issues (like a generation of fans that would rather watch their fantasy football assets than the Chad Henne offense), one wonders if the issue with football in Jacksonville has that much to do with an underperforming fanbase.
Could it be that fans' failure to sufficiently … More
Hello, Gator fans: four wins, three losses and third place in the SEC East – that's not what you expected going into this season, am I right? And the untimely end of quarterback Jeff Driskel's era — that took you by surprise, too. I wish I had some answers for you. I wish I could say that if a few things just went better for the Gators, then they would be back in the mix.
Basically, I wish I were a better liar. But I'm not.
I deal in reality. And the reality of the Florida Gators is harsher than last week's cold coffee. It's not as simple as losing the starting quarterback, or Dominique Easley from the defensive line, or Matt Jones — no, not the erstwhile Jaguar with the Foot Locker discount card — from the running back stable. The problems with this team cannot be isolated to one or two or three key personnel. They won't be fixed in time for the Nov. 2 Florida-Georgia game. They won't be fixed in 2013.
It's arguable that there are too many problems to list here, but I'll touch on the major ones.
Lack of imagination: An old adage applies to the Gators offense: Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. This holds true for the putrid offensive football we have seen this year — and really throughout the Will Muschamp era. Florida Gators football for years was among the most exciting college football to watch in the entire country. Throughout the Steve Spurrier and Urban Meyer eras, even non-fans could watch Gators football and know that they were going to see something worth watching. Now? What we get is some low-rent, wannabe Woody Hayes "run the ball, stop the run, and play smashmouth" template that works better in theory, or in sepia-tinged photographs from yesteryear, than in practice. Muschamp built the team to play 16-13 games against Alabama. However, when Alabama needs to throw the ball downfield and score 50, the Crimson Tide can do that. We know the Gators cannot.
Bad … More
Steve Livingstone sees the fervor in Jacksonville's soccer community and believes the city will embrace its North American Soccer League expansion franchise.
Livingstone, who formerly had stints with NFL Europe's Scottish Claymores and with the Jacksonville Jaguars for the last eight years, was brought in as club president. The team will take the field for the 2015 season.
He said anecdotal and statistical evidence shows Jacksonville is a viable market for the league.
"Jacksonville is already a great soccer community through the tremendous work that's been done within the numerous youth and adult soccer leagues that have been operating for many years here," Livingstone said by email. "You just need to visit any of the soccer parks around the city and region on a Saturday morning to see how many people are enjoying the game."
He said a vibrant local community rabidly supports the U.S. Men's National Team (USMNT) at area sports bars and through social media. Livingstone estimated that there are 200,000 people in town with an interest in soccer.
Will those numbers translate into paying customers? If they don't, it won't be for lack of trying from the local NASL franchise.
"We plan on giving Jacksonville a great soccer team and a great experience when they come to our games," Livingstone said. "Our ticket prices will be very affordable and we will present a great day's entertainment for everyone." Ticket prices for Jacksonville games have not been set. Individual game tickets for NASL games in other markets range from $10 to $55.
We've seen expansion teams come and go in the region. Corporate sponsorship is always part of the plan and a recurrent challenge. According to Livingstone, corporations will get involved because "we can deliver a specific, passionate and highly engaged audience to them," and because the team will be involved in the community through clinics and camps, and will be bringing in world-class soccer events beyond the NASL … More
As the Florida State Seminoles prepare for a season-defining contest on the road against their Atlantic Coast Conference rival Clemson Tigers on Oct. 19, it's useful to consider how, in just a few short games, the 'Noles team has incontrovertibly staked its claim to being the best college football team in the state — if not the country.
For evidence of the Seminoles' superiority, one need only look back to their last game — a 63-0 drubbing of the previously ranked Maryland Terrapins. As absurd as it may sound, that contest was not as close as the score indicated as, even with second-teamers playing the second half, it was clear Maryland had given up — the game should have been called under some sort of mercy rule provision.
Whenever a sports program experiences a renaissance, there are many reasons why. One of them has to be Jimbo Fisher taking the reins from Bobby Bowden — a great coach in his day, which unfortunately ended late in the 20th century. The Bowden of the 21st century was clearly a caretaker, the equivalent of those ancient Soviet leaders of the early 1980s or Pope Benedict — more for show than for go. His teams had amazing talent, but relatively speaking, they underperformed compared to what they could have done.
When Fisher officially became head coach, it took a little time for his rebuilding to bear fruit. This year, it finally has. Loads of talent on FSU's roster, not least of which is the freshman quarterback and Heisman Trophy candidate, "famous" Jameis Winston. He's kicking butt, taking names and enjoying every moment of it, if his comments after the Maryland massacre are any indication.
"It felt like a little league football game out there," Winston said. "It was 12 o'clock, the sun was out. I don't think I saw a cloud in the sky. It was a beautiful day."
Sports fans can forgive Winston's reference to "little league football" as opposed to Pop Warner; he pitched 17 games with a 3.00 ERA and 21 … More
Through two home games started by Blaine Gabbert, the Jacksonville Jaguars have been outscored 65-5. If there is one silver lining, the team briefly led in both: 3-0 against the Colts; 2-0 against the Chiefs. So there's that.
The harsh truth, though, is that that just isn't enough. Not even close. Not when discussion — ranging from a USA Today story a couple of weeks ago to a Yahoo! Sports radio spot I heard during my Monday morning commute after the Colts debacle — revolves around whether the Jags can go 0-16. Trading away starting offensive tackles for late-round picks — as the Jaguars did with Eugene Monroe in early October — won't help the team win or the quarterback remain intact.
How bad has it gotten for the Jaguars? It's gotten so bad that when the Jaguars punt these days — and they punt a lot — people call it the Teddy Bridgewater Formation, a reference to the expected No. 1 pick that the Jags will take in the 2014 draft. It's so bad that much discussion lately has revolved around when or whether the Jaguars should sign Tim Tebow to a contract. Again!
You remember Tebow: Nease High School star, Gators superstar Heisman-trophy winner. Took Denver to the playoffs despite having entire halves of games in which he completed one forward pass. Didn't get much of a shot in New York with the Jets. Couldn't stick on the New England roster. That guy. Apparently, there are some who believe he's the franchise savior.
Like the guy in a monkey mask I talked to before the Colts game. I never miss an opportunity to talk to someone wearing an animal mask, and since he had a pro-Tebow sign, I wanted to get a sense of why he thought Tebow would be a good add for the franchise. His answer? Nothing you haven't heard before.
And why would there be anything new to say? The "why not Tebow?" side or the side posting banners that quote General Manager Dave Caldwell saying "even if he's released" he's not coming to Jacksonville … More
Remember when Jacksonville hosted the Super Bowl? Seems like it was almost a decade ago — because it was. Paul McCartney was the musical halftime entertainment, and for some, that was the punch line of the joke. For others, it was something far more elemental: the fact that the NFL dared to hold its showcase game — arguably the biggest event in professional sports —i n the Bold New City of the South.
The horror, the horror!
National pundits — such as Tony Kornheiser of ESPN and the Washington Post, Bill "The Sports Guy" Simmons and a cavalcade of media stars — made all of the jokes that you would expect. "In Jacksonville, there are more Waffle Houses than reasons to live" type material. It was great fun to have the national media lay into Jacksonville for its shortcomings when it came to hosting an event like the Super Bowl; primary among them was that the city lacked a centralized entertainment district that one would expect in a major city, and that there were not enough hotel rooms for the influx of visitors.
The entertainment issue was more or less solved, though with Super Bowl parties being held at far-flung venues like Plush/The Edge in Arlington, it was hard to find a cab to get to them. The issue of lodging had a similarly ad hoc solution, in the form of lodging on cruise ships in the St. Johns River. Somehow, we got through the event, albeit with damage to our reputation nationally and even internationally. Or so the narrative goes.
I am reminded of the Super Bowl logistics issues given the recent announcement by Gator Bowl President and CEO Rick Catlett that Jacksonville intends to bid on national championship games in 2016 and 2017.
"We think we're in a really good position," Catlett told The Florida Times-Union in September. "We've got a heckuva offer. We have 84,000 seats and all the hotels that they're asking for. Plus, we've got premium resorts. … We've hosted a Super Bowl [in 2005], so we know … More
Perhaps it is just the headcold I have. Or perhaps it is the recent report that the Jaguars are using ball boys as wideouts in practice. Either way, though, a season that started — as they all do for the Jags — with something approaching promise has devolved into an absolute disaster. It seems pointless to speculate on how the team might beat the Indianapolis Colts on Sept. 29. The real question: How bad will the butt whipping be? And how will it proceed?
We can expect to see a couple of less than familiar faces making impacts for the Colts: Coby Fleener — Andrew Luck's college tight end — and Trent Richardson — just acquired from the Browns. A reasonable person might expect both of these guys to score at least once. With Blaine Gabbert back at quarterback, two touchdowns will probably be enough.
Beyond that, though, there are business questions. The closure of the Mathews Bridge and a weather forecast that includes clouds and rain — these may provide impetus for Jags fans to stay home. Things are ugly in the River City — really ugly for Game 4. And everyone knows it.
At the home opener, I listened to the derisive laughter in the press box. Not at all a good look. Did Shad Khan hear it? He was there, at least for the pregame, before he left for Tallahassee to meet with Gov. Rick Scott. The owners may change. The coaches may change. But the fans are not going to show up to see this for much longer. When the big tease is "will they sign Tebow," well, it's easy enough to say this is a lost season already. And it's only September.
Maybe a returning Justin Blackmon will make a difference. But it seems like entropy and apathy have already set in. Network cameras showed the Jaguars' two best running backs — Maurice Jones-Drew and Justin Forsett — laughing at the tail end of that dismal loss in Seattle. And why shouldn't they laugh? The joke's not on them — they are paid no matter what. … More
With reports that Tampa is benching Josh Freeman effective immediately, the question might as well be raised: should the Jaguars trade for him? And if so, what should they trade?
What is clear about the Tampa situation is that Freeman could no longer coexist with head coach Greg Schiano. Those things happen when new coaches come in. Recall that former Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio benched Mark Brunell at his first opportunity, went with Leftwich, and never looked back.
Freeman is in the last year of his rookie deal. He has motivation to show and prove somewhere this year for obvious reasons: his next contract will be the one that secures his financial future.
Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley says all the right things about Blaine Gabbert, but when a starting quarterback comes available for what will be a fire sale price, why not at least take a look? A late round draft pick likely would be enough to secure an audition.
This franchise needs to stop pretending that Blaine Gabbert is a franchise quarterback. The fans don't buy it, and won't, pending him winning multiple games in a row. Seems simple enough for a top 10 pick, but as I type it, it sounds utterly implausible.
An alternative take here from Alfie Crow at Big Cat Country:


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Chrysler's 2009 GEM Peapod neighborhood electric vehicle
September 23, 2008
September 24, 2008 A decade after its launch and with 38,000 zero-emission electric vehicles produced and in use, Chrysler LLC's GEM brand has launched the first of its next-generation designs - the Peapod. Scheduled for production in 2009, the low-speed neighborhood commuter can cover up to 30 miles without recharging at a top speed of 25 mph. In keeping with the company's "lots of love" slogan, the new fully-enclosed pod design uses eco-friendly recycled and recyclable materials in its construction and should keep a lid on road rage by virtue of its smiling facade (both front and rear), as well as keeping those inside the car happy with new ergonomic mesh seating and a freshly designed center console featuring (the almost mandatory) iPod integration and hands-free iPhone support.
GEM cars are street legal in more than 40 states and currently there are six models: two, four and six-seater passenger cars plus three utility vehicles. All share a top speed of 25 miles per hour and a range of up to 30 miles per charge assisted by regenerative braking. Recharging is via a standard 110-volt outlet and takes around six to eight hours.
The new Peapod design will be the first in a series of product launches. "With this next generation GEM, we will broaden the market for this clean, emission-free technology," said the company's CEO Bruce Coventry. "In addition to the 2009 GEM Peapod neighborhood electric vehicle, GEM has plans to market a new light-duty, battery electric commercial truck and a larger city electric vehicle, with more range and performance. These vehicles are scheduled for production within the next year."
The electric vehicle has also been given a new handle - "GreenEcoMobility".GEM Peapod Specs:
- Estimated Curb Weight: 1,290 lbs
- Estimated GVW: 2,200 lbs
- Estimated Payload Capacity: 910 lbs
- Length: 143.6"
- Height: 70.5"
- Width: 56.5"
- Wheelbase: 102"
- Turning Circle: 32 ft
- Range: Up to 30 miles
- Top Speed (High Mode): 25 mph
- Top Speed (Low Mode): 15 mph
- Six 12-volt flooded electrolyte batteries with the option of six 12-volt maintenance-free batteries
- 72-volt battery system with onboard charger
- One-year limited warranty
- Dual A-arm front suspension with coil over shock
- Welded aluminum space-frame using custom aluminum-alloy extrusions
- Front-wheel drive with speed reducer and integral differential
- Solid-state custom motor controller with under and over voltage detector
- Regenerative braking, motor thermal protection and top speed regulation
- Rack-and-pinion steering
- Features
- Reviews
- Aircraft
- Architecture
- Around The Home
- Automotive
- Bicycles
- Children
- Computers
- Digital Cameras
- Electronics
- Environment
- Games
- Good Thinking
- Health and Wellbeing
- Holiday Destinations
- Home Entertainment
- Inventors and Remarkable People
- Laptops
- Marine
- Medical
- Military
- Mobile Technology
- Motorcycles
- Music
- Outdoors
- Pets
- Robotics
- Science
- Space
- Sports
- Telecommunications
- Urban Transport
- Wearable Electronics


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Xbox 360
This page contains Resident Evil 6 Unlockables for Xbox 360 called "Unlockable Titles" and has been posted or updated on Mar 20, 2013 by jedishinobi. Let us know what you think of this Unlockable by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Capcom
- Publisher: Capcom
- Genre: Action Adventure Horror
- Release Date: Oct 2, 2012
- ESRB: Mature
Unlockable Titles
Games Titles which are placed on your dog tag excluding weapon and enemy titles which are all unlocked at 300 kills for enemy expert title and 1,000 for weapon expert title.
|How to Unlock:
|Action Junkie
|Complete 200 campaign chapters
|Complete all campaign chapters on Amateur (20)
|Complete 15 campaign chapters with female characters
|Any Port in a Storm
|Use chrysalids for cover for 20 minutes
|Attack 100 times with zero stamina
|Big Baby
|Crawl for 300 meters
|Bone Breaker
|Kill 100 enemies while sliding
|By Any Means
|Use an enemy's weapon 100 times
|Chuter Shooter
|Kill 100 parachuting enemies
|Combat Master
|Perform a unique physical attack 300 times
|Counter Attacker
|Perform 300 counterattacks
|Curious Fan
|Finished playing Resident Evil 5 campaign
|Dead Ringer
|Be killed 200 times
|Death Wish
|Require saving 100 times
|Decorated Agent
|Earn all the different medals in the campaign (175)
|Earning Them Medals
|Earn 2,000 medals
|Easy Target
|Require help 300 times
|Enjoying the Scenery
|Walk 5,000 meters
|Perform 300 coups de grâce
|Face Smasher
|Destroy 1,000 J'avo masks
|Figure Collector
|Collect all the figures (78)
|File Collector
|Read all the files (80)
|Fire Hazard
|Set 1,000 zombies on fire
|Getting Good Grades
|Complete all chapters in the campaign with an S rank (20)
|Global Player
|Play with 300 other players online
|Going Out in Style
|Be killed awesomely 50 times
|Got Some Experience
|Complete all campaign chapters on Normal (20)
|Hit enemies with a quick shot 1,000 times
|Hardcore Player
|Play Resident Evil 6 for 100 hours (Title changes)
|Headshot Master
|Make a headshot 1,000 times
|Herb Sharer
|Feed your partner 200 health tablets during the campaign
|Rescue another player 300 times
|I Got Hand
|Kill 100 enemies with Piers' mutated arm
|I Know What I'm Doing
|Complete all campaign chapters on Veteran (20)
|J'avo Juice
|Play as a J'avo 300 times
|Travel 500 kilometers with a vehicle
|Kickin' Ass & Takin' Names
|Defeat 10,000 enemies
|Last Hurrah
|Defeat 100 enemies while dying
|Left My Mark
|Tag 300 enemies with a marker
|Save other players from dying 100 times
|Like a Duck to Water
|Swim 1,000 meters
|Lone Wolf
|Complete all campaign chapters by yourself (20)
|Mad Dasher
|Dash for 5,000 meters
|Use an enemy's attack to kill 300 other enemies
|Medal Agent
|Earn 1,500 medals in the campaign
|Metal Muncher
|Destroy 300 helicopters or tanks
|My Skills
|Earn a total of 200,000 skill points
|Need My Meds
|Use the first aid spray 100 times
|Need a Pick-Me-Up
|Consume 2,000 health tablets
|Not an Acrobat
|Use the zip-line 300 times
|Open Season
|Kill 300 animals
|Party Time!
|Play with 3 other players X times during a story intersection
|People Eater
|Play as a zombie 300 times
|Recover on your own from dying 100 times
|Potent Pugilist
|Land a physical attack 1,000 times
|Complete all campaign chapters on Professional (20)
|Props to You
|Praise your partner 100 times during the campaign
|Relentless Attacker
|Perform 300 successful follow-up attacks
|Reload 5,000 times
|Rescue Me
|Receive help 300 times
|Resident Evil
|Default title
|Respect the Skills
|Complete all campaign chapters without seeing the game over screen (20)
|Resuscitated Agent
|Saved from dying 100 times
|Rock-Hard Buns
|Traverse 500 meters on your backside
|Rollin' with the Homies
|Play online with a friend X times
|Running My Shoes Off
|Run 100,000 meters
|Skill Collector
|Purchase 80 skills
|Slide 'n' Smash
|Destroy 300 objects while sliding
|Slip Slider
|Slide 500 times
|Stealth Killer
|Perform 300 stealth kills
|Tag Master
|300 enemies you tagged are killed by other players
|The Chemist
|Combine herbs 1,000 times
|Title Collector
|Earn 200 titles
|Use cover for a total of 100 minutes
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I have one set of brand-new, never worn Blackhawk Warrior Wear Tactical Pants (size 34x32) in Khaki.
I bought two different sizes, and these simply are not the right size for me. These are great pants.
Here is a promo piece from YouTube:
BLACKHAWK ! *Warrior Wear Tactical Pants
Asking $40 with $5 for shipping.
Feel free to contact me at Morrone DM @ aol.com.