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After a career hampered by injuries, bad play and perhaps even more so bad luck, Notre Dame quarterback Dayne Crist will leave the Irish after this semester and finish his playing career at another school.
Crist met with Coach Brian Kelly Friday night and the two had what was called a very good conversation about Crist getting an opportunity to finish career on a high.
Despite all that went wrong for Crist on the field in his career at Notre Dame, no one is denying his impact off the field as one of the most liked and most generous members of the Irish locker room in recent memory. His charitable efforts off the field have been outstanding in his four years under the golden dome.
In fact, for whatever issues Kelly may have with putting Crist in a football game these days due to the lack of production, the relationship off the field remains a good one.
"Dayne and I had a good conversation Friday and I have granted him permission to speak to other schools," Kelly said in a statement. "Dayne has been a valuable member of our team the last two years and if he feels he needs to look for a better situation then I think we owe that to him."
Crist will graduate from Notre Dame in a few weeks. Because he has one year left of eligibility, he can transfer and compete immediately with his new school.
It's unknown whether Crist will still be around for the Champs Sports Bowl on December 29th or not. Crist wants to be, but it will all depend on what school he will transfer to.
Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson is a perfect example of a player in Crist's situation having tremendous success after a post-graduate transfer. Wilson arrived in Madison after playing at NC State and has led the Badgers to the Rose Bowl.
Wisconsin would be among the possible schools Crist could transfer to since Wilson will be gone after this season.
Dayne was one of the nation's top quarterback recruits when he joined Notre Dame. After redshirting his freshman season, he tore his ACL during mop up duty against Washington State in 2009.
With a new coach arriving, Crist was able to return from injury early enough to be a near full go by spring practice that year and won the job for 2010. Dayne was 4-5 as a starter with his season ending again to injury due to a torn patellar tendon against Tulsa.
Crist again recovered quickly and beat out Tommy Rees to start 2011. But Dayne struggled greatly in the 1st half of the season opener against South Florida and Rees replaced him in the 2nd half and has been the starter since.
But the South Florida game was evidence that perhaps Crist just had some bad luck. He led Notre Dame on what would be scoring drive on the opening series of the season---only to have Jonas Gray fumble the ball at the 3 yard line and see it return 97 yards for a touchdown.
A similar result occurred in Crist's next major opportunity against USC in October. With Rees banged up, Crist entered the game and led the Irish inside the 5. He then fumbled the ball at the one, scrambled to recover it, but couldn't---see the ball take off the opposite direction as USC returned it for a touchdown. He hasn't seen the field since.
When Rees was benched in the season finale against Stanford, Kelly turned to Andrew Hendrix instead of Crist. That was a clear sign that Crist's days at Notre Dame were likely over.
Off the field, he's the model person any university would ever want representing them. Along with Mike Golic Jr, he's continued the Bald and the Beautiful event, where players shave their heads to raise funds to fight pediatric cancer. He's also very active at the Logan Center among many other things.


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Introducing Printic prints
I've just bought a Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 camera to satisfy my old school Polaroid cravings. (Alas the Impossible Project's new-style Polaroid film wasn't working for me.) The white bordered credit card-sized photos are perfect for personal keepsakes and the camera is a fun addition to parties, weddings and family events.
But let's face it, it's not always convenient to lug a camera around. So for the iPhone generation, Printic is a cute take on the Polaroid format. Install the app on your iPhone/Android phone, set up a profile, then select images to get them printed remotely. Continue reading
Must-see movie: Everybody Street
Must-see film alert: Everybody Street is a documentary about the important players of New York street photography. Featuring Eliott Erwitt, Bruce Davidson, Martha Cooper, Jamel Shabazz and a number of others, this sounds like a can't-miss history, fashion and photography lesson all rolled into one. Continue reading
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I styled these pictures a few weeks ago for Boys By Girls with photographer Emma Miranda Moore and model Laurence Ainscough at Premier. We wanted to capture the feel of a visitor staying in an unfamiliar house and feeling slightly displaced. And maybe watched…! Laurence was brilliant fun and regaled us with his adventures as a student in Paris. I'll be putting his interview up soon…
Quote of the day: Sean Cunningham
"We are either stuck behind a rope or have to compete with snotty-nosed kids who get in your way as they shoot crap on their iPhones"
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Fascinating insight on the trials and tribulations of the backstage Fashion Week photographer in this story by Camilla Morton
My first Frieze
Note to self: next time you visit Frieze, allow a whole day, if not two. My half day allocation wasn't nearly enough once I had factored in a one-hour talk by photographer Stephen Shore. Continue reading
Quiet please!
The style in Tommy Ton's Style.com fashion month round up was shoutier than ever but I preferred the simpler looks. Denim, tailoring, trench coats and trainers. The updates are in the mix and the unselfconscious attitude…
H&M magazine: autumn 2013
The new autumn issues are out and not only are we gifted doorstop sized Vogues, but also the free zines from the high street. I have a four-page story in H&M magazine on the silhouette that I believe will define this decade. That is, the new body conscious silhouette that's the opposite of clingy WAG frocks and all about confident anti-fit shapes…
Also in this issue is a superb menswear story (called Le Cafe, shot by Daniel Riera) featuring chic fashion guys having their caffeine moment. Continue reading
Fabulousity: A night you'll never forget…or remember!
Coming to East London this Thursday for one night only is the exhibition, 'Fabulousity: A night you'll never forget…or remember!'. Showcasing the previously unseen photos of the 1990s New York Club Kids by Alexis Dibiasio (think Michael Alig et al), the exhibition will travel to Milan in late September for Fashion Week, followed by the US & Japan. Continue reading
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Is a a subdivision of a first-order administrative division in the country of Nigeria.
Its center lies at a latitude of 5.7732300 and longitude of 6.3922300and it has an elevation of 22 meters above sea level.
Its currency is the Naira (NGN), currently exchanging at 1 Nigerian Naira = 0.00396 British Pound Sterling 1 Nigerian Naira = 0.00636 United States Dollar .
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The crystal-clear blue water and fine sandy stretch bordered by takamaka trees have secured Pointe d'Esny Beach a 'must do' status while visiting Mauritius.
This small and largely residential beach neighbourhood has resisted large-scale development and has no hotels on its beaches.
The neighbouring village of Mahébourg is a great place to...
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The Blue Sea Divers Center (certified FFESSM, CEDIP, PADI AND CMAS) is ideally located at the very heart of the action right on Beau Vallon Beach on Mahé Island in Seychelles, near the marine reserve, and enjoys access to the most beautiful dive sites of the island which will leave you breathless.
Resplendent with exotic birds and trees, this crescent-shaped, two-mile beach is still pristine. A perfect location to try out some snorkelling.
Péreybère Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Mauritius offering excellent swimming conditions. Known as a family beach, it has a calm lagoon that is safe for small children to paddle in.
The white sandy beach consists of finely ground coral – it's so soft, it's almost like velvet. Although it is popular and can get crowded on...
Grand Baie La Croisette is a totally new concept of urban lifestyle in Mauritius.
Its mixed-use development encompasses modern urban living, spaces to enjoy and a mix of leisure activities.
The complex sits on a 29 arpent urban lot, complete with a central outdoor esplanade, grade A offices, luxury apartments, trendy and upscale retail shops and...
Snakes alive! Stroke a slithery, scaled reptile and watch venomous snakes being milked.
Bio-Ken Snake Farm is a research centre housing fascinating reptiles and dealing mostly with snakes and snakebites. It houses the largest collection of snakes in East Africa and is open to visitors.
As well as touring the facilities and the reptiles,...
A selection of jewelry, using Italian glass, the beads are individually made in a flame. Visitors are welcome to visit the artists at work. All products are hand made and all our creations are unique. Lessons on how to make beads are available at the studio.
The Local Ocean Trust Marine Conservation Centre is an interactive and educational centre promoting marine conservation in the area.
The Centre is the first of its kind on the Kenyan coast and celebrates the varied marine habitats of Watamu. Their mission is to instill an appreciation of the beauty and wonders of the marine world, particularly...
Studio 44 Mauritius exhibits handmade glass creations including a selection of jewellery. Using Italian Glass, unique beads are individually created in a flame. Visitors are welcome to visit the artists at work. Lessons on how to make beads are on offer at the studio.
Exploring the Mida Creek is a must-do for everyone looking for a change from sun bathing. Jump right into the magical world of this lagoon surrounding the shores of the hotel.
Discover the internationally renowned birds of the Mida Creek during a canoe or kayak trip throught the rich mangroves in the small hidden channels of the lagoon....
A 18-hole Championship Golf Course designed by Rodney Wright. This Par 72 challenging course undulates over 43 hectares of rugged savannah land frammed with mature trees and crossed by the Rempart River.
This world class golf resort is 10 minutes behind Clamkara House, which is on the beach at Vipingo. It offers a championship golf course and facilities.
Go wild about big teeth, fur and feathers in Mombasa
Formerly known as Bamburi Nature Trail, Haller Park is a unique wildlife sanctuary situated on Mombasa's North Coast. This nature park was once a limestone quarry, and now provides an attractive home for a variety of plant, bird and animal species. Popular attractions include the Crocodile...
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Emily with Courtney (left) and the singer on stage [Grazia; Getty]
In this week's issue of Grazia, we talk exclusively to the planet's most famous female rock-star, the one and only Courtney Love. In an access all areas chat, conducted in her dressing room at Shepherd's Bush Empire while eating cheese and drinking fine French plonk chosen by Stephen Fry, Ms Love had a lot to say to Grazia's Emily Maddick.
On Peaches Geldof's recent death – and how she tried to help her
'You just can't believe it happened, its so f***ing tragic,' she says. 'This girl was vivacious, so full of life and it is weird and horrible that she has passed away.' Courtney says she was shocked because, like many others, she thought Peaches turned her life around.
'But then I read heroin was involved and I was not shocked. I know how Peaches liked opiates.' Courtney recalls a time in 2010, when Peaches was living in Los Angeles and heavily in to drugs. She came to see her at the Chateau Marmont with a friend who had a bag full of prescription drugs including the opiate-based Oxycontin, known as 'hillbilly heroin.'
Courtney has her hair cut by top stylist Stephen Low from Neville Hair & Beauty [Grazia]
'My drug was heroin, I stopped taking it in the Nineties,' she says, 'but I have taken the pills, the Roxycontin, Oxycontin. Peaches was unfortunately in my room with a friend who had a bag full of these drugs...like 500 pills and I wanted it so badly, never have I wanted anything more; no man, no money, and I had to physically push Peaches and her friend out the door. I was shaking and I kept thinking of the way her mother died and I thought I owe it to this girl to be an example. I was trying to help her, I was trying to mentor her, but at that point in her life, it proved to be impossible. Now the parallels to her Mommy are horrific. It terrifies me for my own child.'
On her relationship with her daughter, Frances Bean Cobain
'We're great now, we live four doors down from each other in LA,' she says. 'She's 21, an avid reader; she's read all the classics. And she's so f***ing beautiful, like Angelina beautiful, a little TOO beautiful, it's freaking me out. She's been offered every luxury campaign you can imagine, but she's not interested.' Frances' fiancé, Isaiah Silva of the band The Eeries, looks remarkably like her father. 'He looks like Kurt right?' says Courtney. 'He's a saint, 'cos she's a handful, and I've no f***ing idea where she gets THAT from!!'
On her former husband, Kurt Cobain, who killed himself 20 years ago
'You have to put yourself in Franny's shoes when it comes to her father, because she feels like she's related to Santa Claus. Like, everyone loves him, but she says she retains no memory of Santa Claus. Whereas I can remember him; his laugh; what he was like in bed and how he was with her.'
Kurt Cobain with Courtney and daughter Frances Bean Cobain [WireImage]
On the lessons she learnt from L'Wren Scott's recent death
'L'Wren's passing taught me was don't ever covet anything or anyone's life and she had a fabulous life, although I love Sir Mick, and he's given me good advice in my life, but Mick Jagger as a boyfriend, that's a little spooky for me. But her legs! Her wardrobe! The way she'd enter a room! But the lesson was, you never f***ing know what's going on in someone's life.'
And to find out why Courtney wants to publically apologise to her friend, Kate Moss, well you will just have to pick up the new issue of Grazia, out now.


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¡Ay Cojones! Justin Bieber's balls are safe. Phew. However, Canada's most popular pair of 18-year-old pop nuts came mighty close to soaking in some sick fuck's mason jar full of formaldehyde. Police say that convicted murderer and rapist Dana Martin hired Mark Staake and his nephew Tanner Ruane ... More >>
Admittedly, we were nervous about Jacuzzi Boys' upcoming European tour. But we quickly changed our tone when Hardly Art assured us it'd be a land-based trek. Phew, what a relief. European tours can be a real bummer. Shitty guides recklessly leading you into dangerously shallow waters, shoddy sa ... More >>
Forget about the Aqua Girl thing and that Just Add Water party. Don't think about the Standard and that rad view of the bay they have.This is the real Pool Party. The last time Pool Party played was at Sweat Records' COLTOBERFEST 305, last October. No one has seen or heard hide nor hair ... More >>
The only film that created "around the corner" lines was Jens Hoffmann's 9 to 5: Days in Porn, which had the unfair of advantage of cum-swapping.
In case you missed Otto von Schirach's awesome performance last week at Studio A, now you can at least check it out in shaky video. (And in case you missed the Miami New Times' recent article on Otto, click here.) The other acts were Juan Montoya of Torche and Chris Maggio of Coliseum in an opening ... More >>
Artful scallywag ends up a great Briton
Mix the first two and you will encounter the third
Believe the hype, says Film Fest director Nicole Guillemet. Latin cinema is poised to conquer the U.S. with Miami as its gateway.
Miranda July pries open the profound tyranny of doubt
Wouldn't you love to rub shoulders with a man who has been knighted by the Queen of England, honored by the Pope, and appointed our local Liberian ambassador? Of course you would!
Kenny Millions's perplexing mix of popular melody and avant-garde experimentalism has kept him at the fringes of jazz. And he likes it there.


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I have lived in the Mount Diablo area for several years, and it took me a while to learn that Save Mount Diablo even existed, let alone was needed. As it turns out, about half of the mountain ecosystem is still unprotected. I'd hate to see a massive development next to the park, or find a trail that ends at a private fence. Worse still would witness the side of a mountain scraped off for mining, or a pristine meadow used for inappropriate purposes like a landfill (this almost happened! search for round valley near marsh creek). I don't have time to volunteer, but I do enjoy the views of the mountain and occasional hike on Diablo and or drive to the Summit. I want to keep it that way, so I donate every year to this non profit. I have the utmost confidence that they make the best use of my money. They publish an annual report, so I can see that over 90 cents of each dollar goes to buying land. I learn which land was acquired, how it is being restored, and why it is important. There are special invite only hikes to explore new park land. Also, Save Mount Diablo doesn't waste paper, my time, or their time, by sending me a bunch of unnecessary mailings, begging for more money. They keep me connected without being inundated. I feel good knowing my money is helping save something that we can all enjoy. I hope you consider donating as well.
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On July 10th, three Carroll County 4-H Shooting Sports Club members, Dustin Rosenbaum, Elizabeth Mouzakitis and Lauren Wright,participated in the 2011 Kentucky Bluegrass Games Shooting Sports at the Anderson County Sportsman Club in Lawrenceburg, Ky. The Bluegrass Games is an annual event similar to the Olympics, open to citizens of Kentucky of all ages with athletic events in a large variety of sports. The events usually have classifications based on age and/or athletic abilities.
Tim Hendrick is retiring after many years as agricultural/natural resources Agent with the Carroll County Extension Service.
Over the years, Tim has been involved and worked with many people in different capacities so has touched many people. We wish him well as he leaves to explore new opportunities.
We invite all friends of Tim to join us at a Retirement Reception for him between 3-6 p.m., Friday, July 22 at the Carroll County Extension Office, 500 Floyd Drive in Carrollton.
Kudos to the brave souls last Tuesday night for attending the Carroll County Beef and Forage Field Day. It was hot and if one was to look at the weather radar I would have been near the house too. We were lucky with just a short sprinkle and it cooled down quite a bit.
The highlight of the night was the animal composting pad that was installed for the field day.
Due to low response, the Basic Canning Workshop planned for this Thursday, July 14, at the Carroll County Exten-sion office is cancelled.
I will teach a Mini-Canning work-shop from 5-8 p.m. Thurs-day, July 21, at the Exten-sion office. Cost is $5.
Call (502) 732-7030 to register, and please pre-register so that we have enough materials on hand.
There are several producers still needing to obtain Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) training to be eligible for cost-share with Cattle Genetics and Cattle Handling Facilities.
A final makeup class is set for 7 p.m. Thurs-day, July 14, at the Carroll County Exten-sion Office. The fee is $5 per person, and the training takes a little over an hour. We will accept cash; checks must be made out to the Kentucky Beef Network.
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Farm Field Day is Tuesday, July 12, at the Bob Luckhardt Farm on Pardue Road in Ghent.
Signs will be at Sharon Road and Hwy. 47 and at Pardue Road and Sharon Road. The road sign says Purdue Road.
The day will begin at 6 p.m. and end with a twilight meal.
Ray Smith, Extension forage specialist, will talk about what was done in seeding clovers this spring and the issues facing our pastures after the drought last year.
The National Endowment for the Arts and Blue Star Families announce the launch of the second Blue Star Museums, a partnership with more than 1,300 museums across America. Participating museums offer free admission to all active duty military personnel and their families from Memorial Day through Labor Day 2011.
The final 4-H Camp Orientation will be Thursday, June 30 at the Carroll County Extension Office which is located at 500 Floyd Drive. The sessions begin at 6 p.m. You need to attend if you did not attend the first one.
You will be signing up for your camp classes at the orientation and we will be going over camper expectations, what to bring, what not to bring and an overview of what will be going on during camp week. I am excited as we have over 50 kids signed up for camp this year.
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We all want to be happy, but many people don't realize how this affects our spending. We all have things that we need or want to buy that we think will make us happy, and those things often do bring us some pleasure. But maybe we're not doing ourselves as much of a favor as we think.
Have you ever bought something because a TV commercial said you need it to be happy? Are you buying something because you are trying to keep up with others? How long will this pleasure really last? How long will something we buy make us happy?
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Andrés Cepeda is one hopeless romantic. Who else would moan something like, "When there is no one left in this world to love you, I will be here to tell you I will wait for you until I die?" Those dreamy lyrics and that kind of passionate romance is what the Colombian crooner's latest album, Lo Me ... More >>
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Hi Anne - I got your last message and I know it was such a relief for you to get good news from the CAT scan results, good for you, PTL! Also, to get those nasty bugs gone, a big sigh of relief with that too! But it may be a good idea to have the bug guy bug the bugs a few more times just to make sure they are gone for good, call it future assurance of a job well done by following up on it. I did vote and have not missed voting except for one time when I was overseas and they couldn't get the absentee ballots to us because of severe storms... One time in a lifetime isn't bad,. It would appear many got out and voted this time judging by the results - Harry Reid = eat your heart out! I haven't had any steak and shakes but did splurge at the grocery store, I bought a box of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes as a treat to myself! I have been eating Wheaties (Breakfast for Champions, don't ya know) but love Frosted Flakes and when I saw that they now have Frosted Flakes with 25% less sugar, I bought a box. Wheaties = 100 calories, Frosted Flakes (with reduced sugar) = 110 calories per serving and I can live with only ten calories difference. So, that may sound stupid but it is a big treat for me to have Frosted Flakes several times a week for breakfast. Is there a point to all of my rant - yes - the point is, you have to be very selective in what you eat, be very aware of the amount you eat, and take very little breaks from the healthier foods that you eat.... You can fudge once in a while, like I did, buying a cereal box of Frosted Flake (25% less sugar)... It takes sacrifice but if you want to lose weight bad enough the sacrifice is worth it. I have maintained my "perfect" weight of 170 for my age and height and that is through sacrifice and not giving in to Milky Ways left over from Halloween - ha.. Well, okay, maybe I did eat one... I have consistently stayed between 168-170 pounds so it's working for me with feeding my face with fruits and vegetables when I get the munchies, dig. I have been hiking a lot also which helps! You have the YMCA which can be a great help and when it's too cold for walking around Ft. Harrison there is always the indoor shopping malls to walk in though I try to avoid the malls during flu season. Hang in there, Anne, you're going to do just fine. Oh, the reason that two Christmas years stood out over the rest of them was because I am a twin -I know, I know - it's hard to believe that there could be two extremely good looking guys in the world at the same time - and when we were kids our parents were struggling to make ends meet (during WWII) and we had to share everything - my sister's girls bike, and even her scooter that we used our foot to make it go and so when my bro and I got our own Red Ryder BB guns and then two years later, our own Western Flyer boys bikes, it was such a surprise and the best gifts any kid could want. But also, I remember another Christmas when I was six years old my Dad gave us twins a replica toy 1903 Springfield rifle with a strap on it and the bolt had a wooden bullet attached to it when opened. It was such a neat toy and I slept with this rifle for a long, long time! God bless our men and women in uniform - God bless America - later gator, have a great weekend, Anne - Tom
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on Nov 08, 2014 11:09 AM
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~HIKING-BIKING~Haunted Cemeteries~
Anne-I am hoping your CAT scan proved to be good news and that your cold is no longer a problem for you. This past Sunday I took a long hike in the extreme north section of Morgan-Monroe State Forest and had a great day getting my own space. Where I hiked was in a rather remote section of the forest and I saw nobody. It was warm and a beautiful day. I do take a day pack with food, water, and some survival items just in case and it pays to be prepared especially when solo hiking. I have backpacked Hoosier National Forest over weekends many times in years past and always had a few survival items like a good knife, fire starters, several space blankets, sometimes a shotgun, depending on the time of year and I never had any real problems and I did it all without a cell phone!! Today, I consider my cell phone as my #1 survival tool. I don't venture into the woods without it now that we have them - ha! Once, some years ago I got off work on 2nd shift and came home, got my gear and drove to Morgan-Monroe State Forest to squirrel hunt and I walked back into the woods to a cemetery, Stepp Cemetery, and it was before daylight and I sat down to rest against an old grave marker and fell asleep with my unloaded, single shot shotgun across my lap! I went out like a light! I woke up when the sun hit my face shining through the trees about ten thirty am! A squirrel could have sat in my lap and I wouldn't have known it! A few years later I learned that this cemetery is supposed to be haunted by a woman in a black dress and that she guards the grave of a young child, "Baby Lester" and she is not a friendly being. Well, I fell asleep in this cemetery at night and woke up and was just fine but after hearing about this cemetery being haunted (you can Google up the history on it) I wouldn't do that again, no way! Kind of the same thing not going into the woods without my cell phone.....now that technology gives us cell phones. I also took another hike at Ft. Harrison and have been getting in plenty of exercise walking/hiking but no bike riding. My Harley is ready to go and I am just waiting for a warm day before winter sets in. Some time I will tell you why those two Christmas's were so special... Also about a sister that was so special and I named my daughter after her. She earned a Ph.D (I.U.) on her own and became a professor and was loved by her students. She, like you, had many hardships to overcome. She was the smartest person I have ever known and had so much class, she never complained and was so strong. Wishing you a great week ahead and all good things, Anne... Are you ready- - catch you later on a freighter, alligator - after while crocodile - take it easy greasy, you've got a long way to slide - Tom
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on Nov 04, 2014 10:56 PM
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Hi Anne - we have a lot of Kit-Kat, Milky Way, and 3-Musketeers left over.... Not one kid came to our door Halloween night! Maybe our scary pumpkin scared them away or possibly the horrid weather?
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on Nov 04, 2014 9:42 PM
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Hi Anne - sorry it took so long to answer your email message but..... here I am! As you read this I am hoping that you did not come down with a cold and also that the Terminex man did his job well and that you're free of those nasty little bugs that creep around at night... Yes, I have been enjoying the wonderful weather that we've been having this past week. I took a Harley ride up to Fairmount to visit my daughter's grave, twice, and rode many miles on the Hoosier back roads. I passed a lot of motorcycles doing what I was doing, getting in riding time before the cold weather sets in. I also have been hiking a lot taking trails that are more remote in sections of Morgan-Monroe State Forest and to Prather Lake which is a fairly remote and rugged hike going down and coming back up out of the valley to Hatfield Ridge. In my younger years it was an easy day hike but now not so easy but good exercise. I do take plenty of water and packets of healthy food and have an afternoon lunch at the lake. I never see anyone there and have it all to myself though at times I felt that I was being watched... dare I say, Bigfoot? I was hiking Hatfield Ridge today dressed in camouflage packing my Nikon camera which always goes with me to this lake deep in the forest. But Anne, to save the time and gas driving to this forest you can do what I do a lot and that is walk the two and a half mile lake loop at Ft. Harrison. My wife and I do this loop often and it makes for a good workout for the heart and body! I have a Golden Pass (annual senior citizen pass for $18) and I do use it beaucoup mucho and it saves me from paying the daily entry gate fee. The fall colors are spectacular but hurry the trees will be bare soon. I had to wear my camouflaged jacket today with a wool cap as the wind was brisk and cool and the clouds moved in solid in the afternoon and it was kind of creepy getting back to my car...Halloweenish, if you know what I mean? It was dark when I reached my car. I had fun and got good exercise doing it. I love doing solo hikes in the forest but you can do that at Ft. Harrison with the many trails or the blacktop lake loop walk. A doe deer walked across our path right in front of us the other day there. Hang in there, Anne, think "light" when looking at food on the shelf in the grocery store and bottled water using Crystal Light flavors sure is healthier than Coke or Pepsi.... Oh, about Christmas past, two that I remember to this day was my dad got my bro and me Red Ryder BB guns at 8 years of age. I also bought a real Bowie knife at the local dime store and took hikes alone in McFarlan Woods (Cincinnati) and with my BB gun and Bowie knife I wasn't afraid of anything! My bro and I had to share our sister's bike, a girls bike! Bummer! My parents surprised us with our own Western Flyer boys bikes. They hid them in the garage of my cousins and we went there for Christmas supper and my dad said, "hey boys, take a look in the garage" - we were ten years old and my bro and I rode those bikes home that night in bitter cold and I can't remember feeling the cold at all! A two and a half mile ride back home. I still love BB guns (and have two, a 50th Anniversary Red Ryder and a new Model 25 pump BB gun and I still love riding bikes only now mine is a Harley - ha! Take care Anne, every day is precious, God bless America and our men and women in uniform - Tom
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on Oct 30, 2014 12:32 AM
Joe D.
Still thinking of you and praying for you.
Joe D.
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on Oct 26, 2014 9:09 PM
Tom "Homer" W.
Hi Anne - your Terminex man should be doing his thing for you today and hoping he is packing a pair of large caliber spray guns, he'll need them to nail those little red devils.
I have been told by some that I am not right bright, maybe they might be right? But, even so, I have learned to lose weight and that wasn't easy. I changed my way of thinking and since I have a nagging habit of wanting to eat three meals a day and snacks in between re-charging brain cells to think in a healthier manner connected to anything I stuffed in my mouth has done wonders to my weight loss. I think "green" (as in vegetables) and eat less fatty foods and my snacks are healthy ones and not Milky Ways or Baby Ruth's. After conditioning my way of thinking for a healthier diet, an alarm goes off when I look at anything that shouldn't be in my stomach.... and, of course, it makes me feel much better and breathe much better and the discipline and sacrifices are well worth the effort. My heart likes me better too! I've been told that if you treat your heart nice it won't attack you... I took the load off my heart and feet-ha! Bottom line, it doesn't take a brain surgeon to know the difference between a healthy diet or a bad one and only you are responsible for your weight... The YMCA is a great place to exercise and you and hubby can do it as a team effort and the swimming pool offers a healthy way to exercise without hurting the ankles and knees, good for you and hubby. Wishing the best of everything for you - later alligator, after while crocodile - Tommo on the go...
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on Oct 18, 2014 11:23 AM
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Hi Anne - well this has been a crazy year with the weather and I have not been riding nearly as much as I would normally do because of the weather. I did make it to Cincinnati a couple of times on Harley rides and up north in Indiana but no long rides and for me the riding season is coming to a close. I am a warm weather Harley dude and the winter riding is for the tough guys (I'm a cream puff) and frozen fingers and shivering is no fun at all. I have been hiking a lot, however, and took several hikes to Prather Lake in Morgan Monroe State Forest which is a rather remote lake where there have been many reports made of "Bigfoot" sightings! I haven't seen anything unusual there and I have been to this lake many times over the years but I can certainly see that it is a perfect place for Bigfoot to hang out.... Anne, about my diet, I dropped from 212 down to 170 which is the perfect weight for my age and height and I haven't gain and have been maintaining 170 ... It takes will power and sacrifice, no Halloween candy, no Little Debbies, 1% milk, no Cokes/Pepsi, no Big Macs or Quarter Pounders - all the things I loved to feed my face with. But the results have been worth the sacrifice, I can make it to Prather Lake, a rough hike, can breathe again going up the steep hill out of the valley without gasping for air, and I feel so much better. Anne, there are tricks to losing weight, besides exercise, I use Stevia in my coffee or tea, no sugar on my Wheaties, I use Crystal Light to add flavor to bottled water and I stopped drinking all soft drinks... I eat a lot of fruit and for snacks I open a can of green beans or carrots and I can eat all the vegetables I want to fill in my hunger gaps. That's how I lost the weight and how I maintain it... You have to change your eating habits and the amount of food you eat. I am SO picky when I grocery shop because I know the foods that are bad for me. I get the items that have the word, "LIGHT" or "NO SUGAR ADDED" on the labels and look at the calories of each item. My meals consist a lot of TV dinners and I can buy a good tasting, 240 calorie TV dinner and I eat low fat everything but some of it is actually tasty and healthful and I have learned which foods are good for me and which foods aren't good for me. It has paid off and believe me grocery stores sell a lot of very unhealthy food and it's up to you to pick the good stuff off the shelf. The routine becomes automatic after awhile and you will be surprised how fast and easy it is to lose weight once you know the drill and practice it. Look at the labels, be picky, you don't have to starve yourself and do what I do, when I get hungry I pop open a can of green beans or carrots or a jar of beats (no sugar added) and I can eat all I want of them, dig?
About your problem with bed bugs - bummer! When I first came to this town I rented a furnished apartment on South East Street and after a couple of nights I woke up with red dots/sores all over my body! What the hell! I found these tiny bugs in my bed, under my bed, in the mattress and I confronted the land lord and the creep told me they were "fruit bugs" - sure they were! I took a few in a plastic bag downtown to the Marion County Health Department and they immediately identified the bugs as "bed bugs" and told me what to do and for me to get out of that apartment ASAP and I packed up my clothes in my AF duffel bag, went to a laundry mat and washed everything I had and dried them all twice! I then washed my duffel bag! I never went back to that apartment (which was a good thing because I wanted to hurt that lying land lord) and I have never seen another bed bug since then and that was back in the low 60's... it will definitely take professionals to get rid of them if, in fact, they can get rid of them completely because they can migrate from one apartment to another and it will be an on-going battle. New York City has an epidemic of bed bugs which is just one of about twenty reasons I don't live in New York City - ha!
Yes, I have been to NYC and was stationed there for a sort time before being shipped out overseas. I know you have been through a lot with your cancer treatments and I am sorry that you had to go through what you have been through and have to continue dealing with it. Hang in there and try to forget the chocolates and remember, Halloween candy is for the kids... Dare I say it, Anne... later alligator, after while crocodile - Tom
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on Oct 16, 2014 10:58 PM
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Dear Ms. Beckman,
Thank you very much for the kind words you wrote about me. They were a joy to read. I really enjoyed them. That was very kind of you.
The messages you leave are also wonderful to read. They are very uplifting. I wish you the best in each and everything that you do. All the best to you and your loved ones, Anne.
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Tom "Homer" W.
Hi Anne - I wrote a message to you, Anne but clicked on the wrong name, I guess? Anyway, my message went to Kick, below, so just click on her name and my message is on her site if she hasn't deleted it? I will get back to you later, alligator - Tom
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on Sep 04, 2014 10:58 PM
RE: Your Messsage to Kathleen kennedy Cavendish
Hello Anne! I'm sorry for replying so late. It's been a very busy month for me.
I have never met anyone who shows so much admiration for Kathleen besides me.. so glad I met you! Kathleen truly was wonderful, and it makes me happy that there are others who agree with that! Of course the other Kennedy women were spectacular too, but I can never stop being fascinated by Kathleen!
In the biography, "Kathleen Kennedy: Her Life and Times", I've learned so much about her. She was so different from her family. There are also some crazy stories as well; if you want me to tell you them, just ask :)
Did you say you MET Kathleen in real life?
I was reading some of Kathleen's letters and she really did seem very shaken up over Billy's death. Poor Kathleen. Only spent a short amount of time with him.. do you think she truly loved him? She said in one of her letters after his death: "Please dont worry about me... I certainly am well taken care of and Billy always seems quite near." I love that quote!
Yes, it's really awful how Joe Sr. was the only one to attend the funeral. I know her brother Jack wanted to go but apparently he was far too upset to attend.. not sure about the other siblings. It'd sad how Rose only forgave Kathleen AFTER she died. I wonder how Kathleen felt in her last moments. Upset? Angry? Scared?
I was so happy to find her on findagrave as well, for I really wish I could tell her how much I admire her. Have you ever been to her grave? It's my dream to see it in person. It'll be like I'm meeting her. I also want to see Billy's grave.
Oh yes, the three of us (you, her and I!) will have so much fun dancing with her and having picnics with her in Heaven. It will be great fun.
Can't wait to hear from you,
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With original features and traditional charm, Old Manse Hotel overlooks the River Windrush. In picturesque Bourton-on-the-Water, the hotel has free parking, a riverside terrace and a restaurant.
Score from 356 reviews Good
Stuart House Boutique BedroomsSituated in Stow-on-the-Wold, in the heart of the Costwolds, Stuart House Boutique Bedrooms offers en suite accommodation with free WiFi. This guest house is set in a grade II listed townhouse.
Score from 101 reviews Exceptional
The hotel advises that Wifi is readily available however you need to be in the reception area to obtain any sort of signal and the strength is very poor indeed, if the hotel advises Wifi is available you should be able to get a signal any where in the hotel. We waited 50 mins for our cooked breakfast on the Sunday morning without any explanation as to the delay.
Friendly,attentive staff.Warm greeting on arrival; great breakfast and service; wonderful location; accommodation for single room was excellent
Staff extremely helpful. Food was very good. Beautiful setting.
Secluded location, close to places to visit, yet easily accessible.
Food, Excellent clean and comfortable Kingsize bed, cleanliness of bathroom. The grounds to walk in and the wildlife around.
Excellent location in a quiet village. Extensive grounds. Good base for touring the Cotswolds.
Hotel in need of some redecoration.
Location was stunning although it was Autumn, set in wonderful grounds. Customer service was beyond expectations very friendly staff . Food second to none. Good quality clean tasty food in abundance. Enough breakfast to last all day! Accommodation atmospheric and welcoming especially the warm open fire on a wet damp day. Intend returning with the wife for her birthday treat in the not so distant future. Would highly recommend to anyone considering a stay at Dumbleton Hall.
Wish I had booked for the week!
The location is absolutely spectacular, the pictures on line do not give it credit. The exterior suggests something out of a movie set.
Once inside, the hotel looks a little run down and shabby. The carpets are a little worn and the paint could use some warmer colors. Both on arrival and on leaving we had to wait until someone called up the receptionist. The food was not outstanding but the prices certainly were. Small detail, but the bathrooms had almost no towel bars or hangers. All in all, 3 star quality with 5 star prices.
Relaxed cosy atmosphere - staff friendly and helpful. Amazing country views with great walks. Definately a place to stay if you want to relax and take a step back.
Location and surroundings
Shower was not as clean as I would like to see. Breakfast eggs were slightly off.
Stunning location and grounds
Decor slightly dated and smelly drains in our room
everything spot-on
We liked the staff, food, bar, outside environment, afternoon tea on the terrace
Comfortable lounge, excellent staff , room and bed comfortable. First class breakfast and dinner. The cedar trees were magnificent as was the deer and fawn in the morning
Wine and drinks were a bit dear. £20 for a bottle of wine which probably cost no more than £5 was a bit much
Idyllic setting.
Public areas and halls were poorly maintained: Tired and a bit shabby. Understaffed
The drive up to the house is breathtakingly beautiful! The house itself is so lovely & it's great to read & see the history of the House. You can really sense how they lived. The grounds are stunning & well kept . The lake is beautiful. The staff truly make your experience at Dumbleton to be rememorable & I thank them for that. I had a chocolate cake for my birthday, champagne & handmade chocolates in the room when I arrived! (Hubby organized & paid for these!) The four poster bed was very comfortable & the bedding was of a high quality too. Food was beautifully presented & was excellent in flavours & choice. It was a set menu, but very varied.
Great location and magnificent building with an amazing history. Rooms and facilities were extremely good. Food from the restaurant was very good quality.
Food was below standard
Location, size of room, facilities, look of hotel
Evening meal, bland and not good value for money eat out if you can !
Lovely countryside location. Building and grounds resemble a National Trust property with lots of history to read about. Food at dinner and breakfast was very good.
Inevitably the hotel is used for weddings on summer Saturdays and when we visited the whole place was taken over by the party.The live band played till midnight.
The hotel is in a beautiful setting and centrally located to visit the surrounding area. We would definitely stay again.
The food was overpriced in the restaurant and the meal we had was poor value for money.
Food, afternoon tea.
We are both disabled with Multiple Sclerosis. The 'disabled' room we were given had no mattress protector on the bed and we couldn't use the shower as it was above the bath which we couldn't get in.
Quiet Classic Hotel Food very good
Location, peace and quiet.
The hotel said it accepted dogs. The staff were so helpful with every request we made with regard to our dog, and all seemed to be dog lovers. They made such a fuss of Millie.
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