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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Marionetas Merida
This truly is an exceptional hotel
We travelled through the Yucatan in November as part of an around the world trip from Australia. We stayed with Daniel and Sophie at Las Marionetas for 2 nights after reading reviews on Tripadvisor. We weren't disappointed. The small hotel is beautifully renovated in typical mexican style with vivid colours and antiques.Beds and rooms are very comfortable. Merida is a beautiful city. make sure you visit Pancho Villas for dinner.At Las Marionetas, Daniel and Sophie make you instantly welcome and we were treated like personal friends, even though we arrived late evening. Nothing is too much trouble. This truly is an exceptional hotel.
Merida's Best
I recently stayed at the new Hotel Marionetas in Merida, Mexico. This small hotel is beautifully decorated, clean, fresh, the food was wonderful and the hosts, Daniel and Sofi were incredibly friendly and accommodating. I believe that a boutique hotel like this (only 8 rooms) is a welcome change for the weary traveller and at US$70 per night (including taxes and a fabulous breakfast) is a very reasonable price for the quality. I thoroughly recommend this hotel and can't wait to go back there.
Pleasant, clean, extremely nice management
Marionetas has much to recommend it. Small (just 6 rooms), close to the Historic Center's lively ambience, and open just a few months, it's lovingly managed by a refreshingly kind and open twosome, Dan and Sophie (he Argentine and she Macedonian, giving the place a cosmopolitan feel). Our room, downstairs in the quiet two-story hotel building that's set back from the street, looked out at the pool so we could see the aquamarine light from the pool at night - very romantic. Rooms are simply furnished and ultra-clean, shower is luxurious and bathroom nicely appointed. Just off the street is a large sitting area with bar, but breakfast was served in a covered patio outside near the pool (at least on the mild December mornings when we visited). I admire this young couple for plunking themselves down in Merida, Mexico, and becoming hoteliers. In just a few days, I came to care for them -- two people among what I predict will be many pioneers, from many places, who will be drawn to Merida for its friendly, optimistic, mood and low-priced Spanish-colonial houses just crying out to be rehabed and lived in. We've traveled on the Mexican Caribbean coast quite a bit and only this time made it to Merida. We hope to return soon: it's a special place that may well become an expat favorite (watch out, San Miguel de Allende and Playa del Carmen). Merida is now officially on OUR list of places to visit again -- or even move to if America's current downward spiral (thanks, neocons) gets REALLY serious.
Charming tranquil hotel
This charming hotel is a peaceful oasis within walking distance of the centre of Merida. Our room was large and airy, with a very comfortable kingsize bed, and a spotless bathroom. We liked the tranquil interior courtyard garden with its inviting swimming pool. We enjoyed the al-fresco breakfasts, and appreciated the relaxed and friendly atmosphere created by our charming hosts. We liked it so much that we have already been back.
Oasis in the City
A friend and I just returned home from a visit to the Yucatan, which included a stay at the lovely Hotel Marionetas. Not only is this charming B&B beautiful, peaceful and in a wonderful location from which to tour the City of Merida, but the hosts and staff are warm, welcoming, helpful and fun. Every detail shows the care that Sofi and Dan put into their hotel. No need to look further...this is the place to stay!!!
A slice of paradise in the City!
I stayed at Hotel Marionetas in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico with friends for five nights and my husband joined me for two more nights. The prices are extremely reasonable ($75-$85 per night, double occupancy) for all the conviences you get.
The rooms are large and warmly decorated with King and Double beds. Between the natural breezes and the air conditioner, the rooms cool down nicely at night. In the morning, your hosts Sofi and Daniel greet you with coffee, tea, ham, biscuits, jam, butter, cereal, fruit, yogurt and anything else you might need for a delightful, healthy breakfast.
The Bed & Breakfast is comfortably small so you don't feel like just another customer. Sofi and Daniel treat you like family and will recommend the best sites, best restaurants, and best ways to travel. The pool is available for cooling down after a hard day of shopping or just sitting in the cafe drinking coffee and chatting with the hosts brings about a nice air of relaxation. Free internet is available in the cafe area.
After staying at two other hotels in the Merida area, that while cheaper, certainly were no match for Hotel Marionetas for comfort, service, and overall good feeling. They made my first time to Mexico much more enjoyable and I highly recommend Hotel Marionetas for anyone who enjoys nice hotels and great service!
Romantic little Garden of Eden
Eight of my best friends and I recently stayed at this lovely B&B type hotel located in the centro area of Merida, Yucatan. It was wonderful! The place itself is absolutely gorgeous and has a soul all its own. Walking in off the street one is immediately greeted into a delightful hideaway complete with eight beautifully and uniquely outfitted rooms. The meticulous decor of the charming rooms, the small pool, and a towering palm tree all combine to create an unforgetable romantic experience. To top it off, Hotel Marionetas is just minutes (by foot) from outstanding shopping opportunities and some pretty good restaurants! And rest assured that the owners will do their best to make sure you have a wonderful time!
The ultimate Yucatecan experience!
Hotel Marionetas is a charming little "villita" in the heart of Merida that beautifully reflects the colonial architecture and brilliant colors of Mexico. Great attention to detail is evident in each guest room, with hand-painted mosaics and tiled floor. My friends and I stayed there for 5 days, and relaxing in the open air palapa overlooking the impeccably maintained gardens and pool with a capuccino in hand was heaven. The local owners are gracious and caring hosts, and they have created a peaceful and beautiful haven for those who are looking for the ultimate Yucatecan experience - with personalized service and comfortable accomodations that reflect the simple elegance and artistry of Mexico. Enjoy!
Marionetas forever
"My daughter and I were guests at Hotel Marionetas, in Merida, Yucatan,
Mexico for nine beautiful days. We immensely enjoyed our stay at this
extremely cozy hotel with such an interesting historical background.
Wherever we turned there was something to admire: whether it was the
swimming pool, spacious room with lovely and easy d�cor, the green
or the cafeteria with delicious cappuccinos. The atmosphere created by
owners, Sofia and Dan, was warm, easy-going, and their
hospitality-outstanding! It was much more than we ever expected - thank
Sofi and Dan for making us feel at home away from home."
Absolute Gem in Heart of Historical Merida
An absolute gem of a small family operated hotel in the historical heart of Merida! The Marionetas' rooms are spotlessly clean, bright, cheerful and air conditioned with totally new premium beds and furnishings. The hotel's owners, Sofi & Dan, are the consummate hosts who are totally delightful, extraordinarily helpful and attentive, and who make you instantly feel part of their family and fully at ease in Merida. We will return frequently in the years to come. Marionetas is truly special and well worth a trip to Merida simply to experience its ambience, charm and warmth. Charles and Susan, San Francisco, USA
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Mexico - Merida & Uxmal
... in the Yucatan peninsula. The cathedral was built on the site of Mayan ruins in the 16th century.
Later on we walked around Plaza Grande and visited two last historical buildings standing on the main square: City Hall and Governor's Palace. It was free to go inside the palace which was built in 1892. Besides the beautiful murals depicting local history we could enjoy a cool view of Plaza Grande and San Ildefonso Cathedral.
In the afternoon we sat on a bench ...
Days 19 - 26 - Merida to Playa Del Carmen
... of Palenque, hot dry scrubby type bush that reminded me a lot of the scrub up near Darwin. Playa Del Carmen (Literally translates as beach of Carmen) is Cancun's slightly less touristy southern cousin, well that is at least what I have been told. I have no desire on this trip to go to a place like Cancun. So when I walked out of the bus stop and the first thing that assaulted my eyes were the glowing Golden Arches of McDonalds I ...
Return Of The Saggy Blue Trunks Man
... 8230; I'd taken the bus over with Maya, a Canadian girl I'd met in San Christobal and as I didn't have much time was just planning on doing a day trip and then taking a night bus (my third in four nights to get up to Yucutan – probably goes quite a way to explaining why I felt like death).
This was also the first time, id taken some sleeping tablets to help with the ride, so felt a little drowsy when first arriving there! Still dumped ...
Un dia para mi
Saturday was explore Merida day, our "home." I met up with Cyndy and Vicky at their B&B to show them the ropes in downtown Merida. (Along the way, we stopped at an antique mall that an elderly Mexican woman was pondering, as well. She said that they were antiques like her, because she is 83. After translating, Cyndy said that she felt that way too. I told her congratulations for being 83, and she was pleased and hobbled ...
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... compared to all the other sites, there is an area with hundreds of pillars that used to be a market where they would trade things like stones and clothing from different areas. The main area around the pyramid was the city center way back in 500-900ad when the site was used as a city, the housing for the maya people would be build in the surrounding jungle area. We got a lot of information for once and didn't have to make up our own stories. There was a very large ...


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Written when Handel was only nineteen, Almira tells a story of intrigue and romance at the Court of Castile. A remarkable success when it was originally presented in Hamburg, the opera shows the early genius of Handel that would soon make him a star in Italy and London. DON'T MISS a rare opportunity to enjoy this dazzling parade of entertainment and delight combining German, Italian, and French influences in a fully-staged, crowd-pleasing spectacle of dance, comedy, and drama.
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Bengal - --jazz - Medium - Adult - Male - Cat
Jazz is a 12 yr old Bengal purebred male cat. He is declawed and neutered and up to date on all. He's 13lbs., lovable, playful, and friendly. Loves attention and in excellent health, located in Red Bank. For more information, ...
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Meet Snow! [COURTSEY LISTING] Snow is a TICA-registered (adopter will receive her registry papers),seal mink spotted Bengal who loves tummy rubs, batting at her catnip toys and talking to her humans. Snow loves to play and ...
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Beautiful intact Male from NJ Show Cattery, Aluren Bengals.
Glitter, White Underbelly. Top Lines
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I have a litter of 3 silver boy kittens and one brown kitten that are very clear coated rosetted males and available. Born in September 2014. Ready to go the end of November. I am asking different prices depending on the quality of the kitten starting at 800.00. Please ...
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Bengal - Brianna - Medium - Adult - Female - Cat
Brianna was found wandering around the yard of some kind people who contacted SCB's and we fortunately had room. Sadly it appears that she may have been abused at one time as she is very leary of anyone touching her head. ...
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May have been adopted out of Kanawha Charleston Humane Association. If you know anyone who adopted a "Bengal Mix" from there I would love to know if it was him for closure. Willing to compensate for return or at the least to know he is safe so me and my 3 year old can stop ...
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I have a sweet female that is 1 1/2 yrs old. She has had all of her shots up to date, and been tested negative for FLPV. She has been an inside cat, and we have no other cats for her to play with. We are moving to a Rent house and they dont allow cats. To good home only, and ...
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This is a courtesy post, please respond to the contact listed YaYa is a very handsome 1 year old, male kitty. He has some markings of a bengal and since he was a stray we don't know what his parents lookied like. He is a ...
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Allentown :
Mertztown - Cats & kittens
Domestic Short Hair - Sophie - Medium - Baby - Female - Cat
Please contact Jennifer for more information about this pet. Zoro and Sophie are adorable 8-week-old siblings that were born to a friendly stray and raised by cat-friendly people. Sophie is a super friendly, ...
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Allentown :
Macungie - Cats & kittens
Bengal - Barnaby - Medium - Young - Male - Cat
Barnaby aka Barney is such a unique cat! He loves to be cuddled and playful but he is also very mature for his age and loves to just hang around the house. His personality is very well rounded. Barney would make a great cat for ...
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Northeast Ohio :
Salem - Cats & kittens
I have a beautiful purebred male bengal that is four. I bought him six months ago but do to unforseen circumstances must rehome. He is fixed and litter trained. He is very sweet and cuddly. He is shy at first but once he gets used to his surroundings he loves to expore, look ...
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Pittsburgh :
Pittsburgh - Cats & kittens
Bengal - Tab - Medium - Young - Male - Cat
Tab and Holly are two siblings that are almost identical in their markings. They have beautiful tabby coats with dark, distinctive stripes. These two, their mother, and 3 other siblings were found abandoned along a rural roadway. ...
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Charleston (WV) :
Sutton - Cats & kittens
born 03/23/2010, she is an adult Bengal that has had a few amazing litters with impressive markings. very friendly and loving. loves to be petted and is very active. she would be more suitable for a house where she is the only cat but with time could get adjusted and accept ...
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Baltimore :
Columbia - Cats & kittens
born on 12/07/2011,
she is an adult F1 bengal cat. for those who are unfamiliar with what an f1 is, it means her dad is a wild cat and her mom is a regular bengal. She is very wild looking as you can tell in the pictures and sounds pretty wild too but is the most unusual f1 ...
Born on 06/20/2012,
she is an adult f1 female bengal cat.
she is not spayed so she is also available as a breder for those who would be interested in breeding her. as you can see, you have extremely gorgeous markings. the best I have ever seen, quite honestly. very unique. ...
Bengal - Camron - Medium - Baby - Male - Cat
Camron, one of a litter of 8 Bengal mixes is striking. They love to play and have been in foster since they were very tiny. This cat has tested FeLV/FIV. negative, is current on vaccinations, parasite-free and litter-box trained. ...
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Philadelphia :
Broomall - Cats & kittens
The ROLLS ROYCE of cats. Highly intelligent cats with the look of a Lap Leopard. Easily trained to fetch, speak, walk on leash, & more. How often do you see a cat like this. Wow look at these kitty's. . 434-401-1795. www.TalkingBengals.com. Kittens ready to go. ...
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O2 drops Joggler family tablet
It certainly was apalling out of the box but some TLC it is quite a nice little media player. I used to run Squeezeplay on the Joggler OS but switched to XBMC on Linux Mint quite recently.
Go to http://joggler.exotica.org.uk/ for a few, easy to install, choices.
Ten... IPTV set-top boxes
It's not exactly an off the shelf option but I'm waiting to see how XBMC on RaspberryPi turns out...
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That's a bit ambitious isn't it? Do they really expect it to be worth £200 per month in 3-5 years time never mind 20?
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On higher mileage vehicles, an engine misfire may develop and/or the Check Engine Light may illuminate due to a failed ignition coil. It is not uncommon to replace all the coils when the first one fails in order to prevent return trips to the repair shop.Google+
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Toyota Camry Ignition Coil May Fail After 100,000 Miles
Toyota Camry Problem
Model Years Affected: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007
Average Mileage: 124,715 mi (13,300 mi - 200,000 mi)
Visitor, 2007 Toyota Camry, 75,000 mi
So far I've had 2 coils replaced and now it's only about 2 months later I'm getting another reading that another coil has failed. Never had this problem with any of the other cars I've ever owned for over 30 yrs. Back to the dealership tomorrow and feel they should fix this problem once and for all at their expense. If these coils are defective, then Toyota should foot the bill!
Hook and ladder, 2003 Toyota Camry, 200,000 miRookie
Do not pay a mechanic to replace these coils, it is two nuts and one bolt to do it yourself. Remove the plastic cover over your engine block (where you put oil in the engine, it is two 10 mm nuts), underneath you will find your coils, either four or six depending on whether or not your engine is 4 or 6 cylinder. The bolt in the coil is 10 mm also, as you look at the coils they are numbered from left to right, #1 coil is all the way left if you are facing the engine. Unplug the wire harness from the back of the coil, pull up on it and it pops right out (your spark plugs are underneath it FYI if you want to change those yourself also, one plug under each coil).
So with a 10 mm wrench, about $100 for the part and 5 minutes of your time you can do this yourself. Sorry to all of those that were fleeced by mechanics. $300...sheesh!
Visitor, 2003 Toyota Camry, 144,000 mi
Check enging light started flashing, car started to shake just a little as if it was going to shut down. Smoke coming out the tail pipe, and won't pick up speed.
Visitor, 2003 Toyota Camry, 13,300 mi
EllieMaeSimons, 2003 Toyota Camry, 145,000 miRookie
I have had all the ignition coils replaced twice and some three times in the last two years and am continuing to still have problems. The check engine light will come on and it will die without notice or will run rough. Each time is taken to the mechanic it is the ignition coils and usually only one cylinder each time.
Visitor, 2002 Toyota Camry, 167,000 mi
Car started to skip and use alot of gas, diagnosis check revealed it needed ignition coil replaced and mass air flow sensor. Solved some of the skipping, but has not really fix the problem.
Visitor, 2007 Toyota Camry, 125,000 mi
I have had multiple failures of the ignition coils since I've owned this car brand new in 2006.
Visitor, 1998 Toyota Camry, 55,000 mi
The car had previously been serviced 3000 miles before, and this is second time the check engine light went on. The OBO device showed the code problem as P0300, P0302, P0303. The car is not driven that much, so it was suspected that maybe the gas in the car was gummy, or caused internal parts to be clogged.
Previously, the spark plugs had been replaced, as well as the spark plug wires.(@ 3000 miles ago)
Mechanic indicated that upon removal of the sparkplugs, cylinder # 3 spark plug was dirty and burned and ignition coil looked bad. This is after 3000 miles of driving. So he recommended replacement of the ignition coil. I do have to say that the car is 15 years old, so at that age, I can see that a lot of the car's parts are beginning to fail as they probably have a lot of dirt on them, and if they are plastic, probably the age and heat in the car is means they crack etc.
Visitor, 2002 Toyota Camry, 167,000 mi
All of a sudden lots of vibration. Thought it was the road at first but then started losing power.
Made it home and to repair shop but it felt very wrong to drive it like this.
Replaced just the bad coil. $300
Visitor, 2007 Toyota Camry, 90,000 mi
They want to charge me $1,100 at the dealer to replace them all


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Nashua man indicted over assault on his mother
MERRIMACK - The man accused of beating his mother at her Merrimack home in November has been indicted on felony assault charges.
The indictments, which were handed up by a superior court grand jury in December, allege that Thomas V. Foden, 39, of Nashua, caused serious injury to his mother, Alicia J. Flanders, 66, of 50 Pondview Drive.
Foden, who has a history of mental illness, has been indicted on three felony counts of second-degree assault and one felony count of burglary for the Nov. 25 attack.
According to court documents, Foden allegedly invaded his mother's home and began assaulting her, pushing her into a glass cabinet that severed her left ear and caused her left eye socket to rupture. Court records indicate that the ear, which was found by authorities, could not be reattached, and that Flanders lost vision in her left eye because of the injury. After the attack, Flanders was found by police covered in blood in the backyard of her residence holding a gardening tool.
Foden had called police to report the crime and admitted to authorities that he assaulted his mother, according to court documents.
"This case is everybody's worst nightmare," Melissa Kowalewski, prosecutor for the Merrimack Police Department, previously told the court.
During Foden's arraignment, Judge Clifford Kinghorn described photographs of Flanders' injuries as "some of the most awful pictures I've ever seen," saying his heart goes out to her. The case has now been transferred from the 9th Circuit Court, Merrimack District Division, to the Hillsborough County Superior Court in Nashua because of the indictments. If convicted, Foden could face up to seven years in prison for each assault charge, along with a maximum of 15 years in prison for the burglary charge.
According to Foden's defense attorney, Amanda Steenhuis, Foden was previously diagnosed with schizophrenia and has ongoing mental health issues.
"This is a tragedy. It is a huge family tragedy," Steenhuis said earlier, explaining that although Foden has a long history of mental instability, he was doing well recently while living alone.
The judge ordered an immediate mental evaluation after Foden's arraignment, at which time Foden was found to be dangerous, and an emergency admission to the New Hampshire Hospital was deemed appropriate. A competency evaluation is now being sought by Foden's lawyers.
Foden has a history of arrests. In 1994 he was convicted of possession of a controlled drug, and in 1997 he was convicted of simple assault and resisting arrest. Foden is listed as unemployed and disabled in court documents. He is being held on $150,000 bail.
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November 23, 2014
To college ball and the big matchup set for Byrant-Denny Stadium come Friday afternoon. The 9-2 and 9th ranked Crimson Tide hosting 11-and-oh and 2nd ranked Tigers of Auburn.
One of the big questions heading into this one, can the Tide slow down the Newton express, which is averaging 43 points a game, 5th best in the nation.
That Tigers offense certainly putting pressure on the 'bama dee to be well prepared, but it's also adding pressure to the Tide offense, because as McElroy puts it, they know they're going to have to put up some big numbers Friday.
Greg McElroy
Alabama Quarterback
"....We just need to be methodical, and score points, make the most of every opportunity every time we get in the red zone, we gotta get points out of it, whether that's a touchdown or a field goal. We have to walk away feeling positive about that drive, something we haven't done as well, you know finishing in the red area. We haven't done that quite as well as we would have liked to. There's room for improvement and of course we got another few days to tighten up the screws and get things ready to go."
Oh by the way, the Tide offense ranked 20th with 35 points per game. So we should expect a shootout. Kickoff just after 2:30.
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MONTPELIER — Secretary of Administration Jeb Spaulding was announced Wednesday as the next chancellor of the Vermont State Colleges and will be stepping down from his position in the Shumlin administration.
Spaulding will take over as chancellor in January. It was not immediately known when he planned to step away from his administration position.
Spaulding, 61, a former state treasurer and state senator from Washington County, has served as Gov. Peter Shumlin's top administration official since Shumlin took office in January 2011. Shumlin issued a statement Wednesday, calling Spaulding "the ideal person to take the helm of the Vermont State Colleges."
"Jeb has been a good friend since our first days working together in the Legislature 24 years ago. As my Administration Secretary, he has been a rock-solid partner, creating a balanced budget year after year, and preserving Vermont's exceptional fiscal management and bond rating," Shumlin said in his statement. "He has also been a close personal advisor, a role I know he will continue to play. I look forward to continuing to work closely with Jeb when he takes on his new role as Chancellor of the Vermont State Colleges next January."
During his time in the Senate, from 1985 to 2001, Spaulding chaired the Appropriations Committee, the Education Committee, the Joint Fiscal Committee and the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules.
He was elected state treasurer in 2002 and served in that office until he became administration secretary under Shumlin.
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Outdoor writer Mia Anstine was in Pennsylvania last week to report on the 2014 NRA International Youth Hunter Education Challenge ...
Mansfield, Pennsylvania - An emotional Bob Davis greeted everyone as he thanked the
kids, volunteers and the community of Mansfield for
another successful event. After four days of competition the 2014 NRA International
Youth Hunter Education Challenge came to an end. Bob turned the microphone over
to NRA YHEC program manager, Monty Embry, to present this year's awards to the all-around
best in youth hunting.
There were several "battles" for first among these young
sportsmen... find out more about this year's Youth Hunter Education Challenge ...
Outdoor writer Mia Anstine is in Pennsylvania this week for 2014 NRA International Youth Hunter Education Challenge. After traveling more tha 2,000 miles to get there, here are her impressions halfway through the week ...
Mansfield, Pennsylvania - Teams are half way through the 29th annual International YHEC competition. They are making steady progress through the eight events, which will determine the best of the best in youth hunting and responsibility.
YHEC doesn't just teach safety and responsibility. It also imparts focus, strength, comradery and a bond amongst a group that is elite among hunters and shooters.
More on the teams and lessons at NRA's YHEC Championship ...
Wolf Creek Outfitters' Mia Anstine arrived in Pennsylvania this weekend for 2014 NRA International Youth Hunter Education Challenge. Taking place in the Appalachian Mountains, here's her look at the opening ceremonies ...
Mansfield, Pennsylvania -
There were plenty of smiling youth on site at Mansfield
University last night as more than 300 attended the opening ceremonies for this
year's International Youth Hunter Education Challenge.
More on from opening ceremonies at NRA's 2014 Youth Hunter Education Challenge ...
Cabot, Pennsylvania - So what do you know about Bullseye? I'm not talking about darts or archery or pin the tail on the donkey. We're talking about the sport of Bullseye. Bullseye shooting to be exact.
More on Cabot Guns' new Bullseye Pistol shooting website ...
Mansfield, Pennsylvania - In less than three weeks, kids from all over the United States will gather on the quad of Mansfield University for the 2014 International Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC). A true test of a young man or woman's outdoor skills, YHEC is often the first outdoor experience for hundreds of kids every year. But this competition, the International YHEC, is reserved for the best.
"Approximately 50,000 youths go through our local, state, and provencal programs every year," explained Bob Davis, national manager of NRA's recreational programs.
"Winners of those competitions come out to International YHEC to battle for the title. A few titles to be exact."
A six-day event, the Youth Hunter Education Challenge begins when teams arrive. Initially divided by states, participants are divided again into Senior (15-18) and Junior (14 & under) categories. From there it's only a question of when to take on the challenges.
More on the 2014 International Youth Hunter Education Challenge ...
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania - The fall hunting seasons are a long way off.
So what in the meantime might serve substitute for a string of decoys on the Susquehanna? How about the Akron Rubber Ducks coming to City Island to take on the Harrisburg Senators.
The baseball game to be played Friday, June 20 is part of Outdoors Night at Metro Bank Park, which provides discounted ticket opportunities for licensed Pennsylvania hunters and furtakers, and loads of outdoors-themed activities including archery instruction and shooting simulators.
Outdoors Night is a partnership between the Harrisburg Senators and the Pennsylvania Game Commission. In addition to ticket discounts and festivities, the first 1,000 children ages 12 and under to walk through the Metro Bank Park gates will receive a free Game Commission baseball cap.
More on discounts and giveaways at tonight's Harrisburg Senators game ...
Victoria Lee Hrach, a orthopedic surgeon hopeful on her way to St. Vincent College, shares her experience at the Pennsylvania Y.E.S. conference, a precursor to NRA's National Youth Education Summit in Washington, DC.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania -
This April, I had the chance to participate in the NRA's 2014 Pennsylvania Youth Education Summit. It was truly an amazing experience for me, and opened up so many new opportunities that I would not have otherwise had.
First of all, much of the weekend's focus was placed on public speaking and debating, skills that we all learned would prove vital as we continue to grow in our roles as responsible citizens and members of our communities... Read the rest of Victoria Hrach's take on the Pennsylvania Youth Education Summit ...
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I was a little taken aback when Bentley (and her assistant?) rolled in with her Just Cavalli and Malandrino dresses. What a diva! She's a beautiful girl but how funny that she accused me of staining her dress with food? Piggy Piggy!!! The truth is a heavy dose of attitude can only take you so far. I looked past her diva-ness and actually ended up appreciating her. Really nice and thoughtful, as she left me with a wonderful gold link bracelet as a gift. But really someone should tell her to put a napkin on her lap. Haha!!!
If you have never been, Joe's Shanghai in Chinatown is amazing. Fancy, no. Delicious, yes. They have these "soup" dumplings that Jeff and the kids love and I thought it would be great if Wilson could join us for dinner. He may have been overdressed for Joe's, but then again, Wilson is always dressed for success. So join us he did! Especially with his comments about having kids. . .thank goodness nothing phases our family, WOW!! So he wants to sweat for it and somehow not adopt. . .please someone explain? Truth is the kids loved him and we all had a great time. We certainly look forward to another dinner with Wilson (and hopefully with some of his extended family as well).


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Hes a diehard fan of the game.
Hes a hater of anyone blowing a whistle and refereeing a NBA game.
Hes despised by his fellow NBA owners and his commissioner David Stern. Hes a "dot-com" billionaire who decided in 2000 that he could do a better job than anyone else of running Dallas traditionally cellar-dwelling NBA franchise.
Hes someone most sports fans dream of having as an owner.
Hes someone that you either love and respect very much or really hate like the plague. He is Mark Cuban, the flamboyant yet energetic owner of the Dallas Mavericks.
In an age where sports and business go together like peanut butter and jelly, Cuban is a one-of-a-kind that doesnt fit the traditional mold of an owner. Because of that, I admit that I am a Cubanoid. How can anyone not admire someone that shows an incredible amount of passion and energy for his team like Cuban?
Cuban doesnt care about netting a profit. His main desire is to win and will do anything to bring a championship to Dallas. During games, he doesnt sit in the owners suite smoking cigars and sipping champagne with the rest of Dallas elite. He sits courtside right beside his team cheering from the opening tip to the final buzzer. Unlike other owners, Cuban is not afraid to ruffle the feathers of his opponents or critics.
When the Mavericks played the Spurs in the Western Conference semifinals last week, he made comments describing San Antonios River Walk as an "ugly-###, muddy-watered thing." Could you imagine Saints owner Tom Benson saying something like that about a rival teams city such as Atlanta, Charlotte or Tampa?
I remember the days when no one cared about the Mavericks. Those were the days when the Mavericks were those lovable losers with hideous green, blue and white uniforms running around the old Reunion Arena like a bunch of oversized Speedy Gonzales with bad jump shots. During that time, the Cowboys ruled Dallas. Dallas and North Texas has always been "Cowboys Country. There was no way the Mavericks could compete with "Americas Team." It was like comparing "The Oprah Winfrey Show" with "The Tyra Banks Show."
Even baseballs Texas Rangers and hockeys Dallas Stars were higher on the "Big Ds" fan favorite totem pole than the Mavericks. Boy have times changed. With a new positive energy flowing throughout the franchise, Cuban turned the Mavericks into winners. The Mavericks are 380-172 since Cuban took ownership during the 1999-2000 season.
After beating the Spurs in seven games in the Western Conference semifinals, the Mavericks have a chance to advance to the Finals for the first time in the franchises 26-year history. And the Mavericks postseason success has the entire city of Dallas fired up.
Its easy to see why Cuban has so many critics, and they each have a giood reason for hating him. Hes obnoxious. He whines about officiating and sometimes leaves his courtside seat to protest a call made by an official. Hes a crybaby. He talks trash to other players.
But just like Al Davis, Pete Rose, Dennis Rodman and Bob Knight, Cuban has a great personality that fans are attracted too. He makes watching sports interesting and fun, and in the process, has made the Mavericks a household name.
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If you're a Deep Purple fan, then you'll definitely want to check out In Concert '72, which arrived on record store shelves earlier this week, but we'll forgive you if you do a momentary double-take and ask yourself, "Wait, do I already have this?"
The truthful answer to that question is that you might already have a fair amount of it, but even at that, you definitely don't have all of it. And, yes, we realize that's an answer which requires a bit of further clarification, so here goes.
In the early 1970s, the Billboard Top 200 was Jethro Tull's oyster: they started the decade with Benefit going to #11 in 1970, took Aqualung to #7 the following year, and by '72, they'd made it all the way to the top spot with Thick as a Brick. Today, though, we're here to talk about their second chart-topping album, which followed immediately on the heels of their first: 1973's A Passion Play, released on July 6 in the UK and July 23 here in the States.
The process of recording A Passion Play was a bit unique for Tull, starting with the fact that it was the first time they'd recorded a new album with the same lineup as they'd had on the previous album. (To say that the band's membership had a tendency to fluctuate a bit is rather like saying, "Spinal Tap had a few drummers.") There was also a problem in the studio in which they'd begun recording the album – the Château d'Hérouville near Paris, home to such classic albums as Elton John's Honky Château and Pink Floyd's Obscured by Clouds – which led the band to give up the ghost and shift locations, setting aside the hour or so of music they'd recorded and start anew elsewhere.
While the realization that this year marks two decades since the release of Pink Floyd's last studio album may inspire sighs from the band's fans, this news should help inspire good cheer: not only has a 20th anniversary box set of The Division Bell just hit stores, but Pink Floyd's official YouTube channel is about to start bulking up its content in earnest.
First, let's talk about that set. The Division Bell: 20th Anniversary Collector's Box Set kicks off with a new 2-LP 180-gram vinyl edition of the album, remastered by Doug Sax at The Mastering Lab from the original analogue tapes, including all the full length tracks (originally edited to fit on a single LP), in a gatefold sleeve designed by Hipgnosis/StormStudios. After that, there's a red 7" vinyl replica of the "Take It Back" single, a clear 7" vinyl replica of the "High Hopes" single, a 12" blue vinyl replica of the "High Hopes" single with reverse laser etched design, the 2011 Discovery remaster of the album, and a Blu-ray disc which includes the album in HD Audio, the previously unreleased 5.1 surround sound audio mix of the album by Andy Jackson, and a new video for the track "Marooned."
Remember how, when we told you about Jersey Boys: Music from the Motion Picture and Broadway Musical, we warned you that the publicity train was going to be making another stop this week? Well, consider this the blowing of the whistle, because it's time for that additional announcement, and it's a big one... and when we say "big," we're talking three new releases which, between them, feature 28 discs worth of material.
Now, is that big, or is that big?
First of all, let's shine the spotlight on the biggest of the big: Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons – The Classic Albums Box, which contains 18 albums released by the group between 1962 and 1992. We're not going to get into a debate over the definition of the word "classic," since hopefully we all know by now that it's a highly relative concept, but we will tell you what albums are contained within this decidedly substantial set, which comes in a clamshell box:
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112, Peaches & Cream – To kick off this week's column, we've got the first of a few new additions to our digital catalog from the Bad Boy Entertainment archives, and this particular song remains the biggest Billboard Hot 100 hit to date from the Atlanta R&B quartet known as 112, having made it all the way to #4 back in 2001. In addition to the original version the guys did with P. Diddy, you'll also find the radio and club mixes of the track, which feature Ludacris, as well the club mix of "Dance with Me," which was actually a #1 hit in Belgium. (True story!)
Faith Evans, You Used to Love Me – Now's your big chance to revisit Ms. Evans' debut single in its original form as well as in two separate club mixes and in instrumental form. Remember how they used it to score the scene in Notorious where she catches Biggie with another woman? Good times.
Faith No More, Live at Brixton Academy – Released as the band was still riding high on the out-of-nowhere success of "Epic," this is the 10-track UK version of the album, which means that it's actually eight live tracks ("Falling to Pieces," "The Real Thing," "Epic," "War Pigs," "From Out of Nowhere," "We Care a Lot," "Zombie Eaters," and "Edge of the World") and two additional tracks taken from the recording sessions for The Real Thing ("The Grade" and "The Cowboy Song").