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New Moon~New Intentions: A Gong Meditation
Please be prepared to unwind and relax under the sky as we align our intentions for this next moon cycle. 33 minute Gong Bath (allow the vibrations from the gong wash over you like waves) ♥ By Donation ~Bring mat or blanket to lie down on. Datura Yoga and Dance in Jerome, Arizona
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tribal yoga festival closing ceremony
February 22 at 3pm
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3 Gongs!
Heart & Moon
Energy Workshop and Gong:
A Reminder to Love Your Self First!
February 14, 2014 @ 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Gypsies Retreat
*Crystal Intention Ceremony
*Gentle Yoga
*Gong Bath
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Sundays: Hatha Gong 11:00am to Noon
Healing Gong Meditation 12:12 to 12:45
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Good Vibes Yoga 9 to 10am
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~A fusion of movement, sound healing, creative expression and Spiritual connection~
Come join us to discover what makes Sedona one of the top 10 most sacred spots in the world. The first part of the workshop we will discuss the qualities of Sedona that contribute to the powerful healing powers present in this sacred land. The second half will be dedicated to an all-level gentle practice to move energy and prepare for a unique crystal gong meditation designed to help you transcend to a higher vibration. The class will conclude with creative expression through the coloring of mandalas.
**Please sign up early to ensure your space for this one-of-a kind workshop dedicated to our Mystical Sedona.
Transformational Yoga Coaching now available in Sedona, Arizona~Now scheduling private and small group sessions. **
Flagstaff Yoga Festival
August 4 at 1:30
Forgiveness and Healing Workshop
Firefly Gathering
July 1
Yoga with Gong
1:30 at the Spontaneous Devotion Tent
Coconino Forest
Vernal Equinox Yoga
In honor of Spring and International Earth Day, we will come together to join our energies as a collective with the focus of raising the vibration of Planet Earth.
All-Levels Yoga Practice with Extended Gong Meditation
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
1:30pm to 3:00pm
Spirit of Yoga lawn
Practice with Amy Frasard, Purple Dragonfly Yoga, LLC
Meditation with the The Sattvic Gong Artists of Arizona
"How should Spring bring forth a garden on hard stone? Become earth, that you may grow flowers of many colors. For you have been heart-breaking rock. Once, for the sake of experiment, be earth!" ~Rumi
Amy Frasard will be presenting at the
2013 Sedona Yoga Festival!
Sunday, February 10 at 11:30am
@ the Hilton Sedona in the Village of Oak Creek
6:00pm presenting at the Closing Ceremony a Multi-Gong Bath Meditation with
The Sattvic Gong Artists of Arizona (also at the Hilton)!
Purple Dragonfly Yoga, LLC is now an Official Community Partner withthe Cactus-Pine Girl Scouts of Arizona!
Click here to find out about earning Yoga Patches for your Troop!
Valentine's Heart Energy Yoga Workshop <3
February 3, 2013 at 3pm
@ Joyful Yoga Studio, Chandler, AZ
*Glorious and heart expanding gentle yoga practice
*Crystal Intention Ceremony
*Gong Bath Meditation
*Love Mandalas
*Chocolate Covered Strawberries and Wine or Sparkling Juice
All for the sake of falling in love with our self first this Valentine's Day!
$22 Investment if you Prepay or $25 at the door.
A New Begining.....
Intention Ceremony, Yoga Practice, Gong Meditation
Joyful Yoga Studio in Chandler
5:00pm to 6:30pm
Investment of $21
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Treat yourself this holiday season to this incredible experience!
November 11, 2012
3:00pm - 4:00pm
Joyful Yoga Studio in Chandler
Yoga and Gong Meditation.
We will revisit the intentions we put in place at this time last year and set forth new ones!
$10 drop-in rate
Amy is now certified to teach Hatha Gong!
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Leon Schlesinger Studios
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Leon Schlesinger
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Carl W. Stalling
- 1944
- Leon Schlesinger Studios
- Warner Bros.
- Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Cartoon Characters: Adolf Hitler, Gremlins.
- Directed By Robert Clampett.
- Produced By Leon Schlesinger.
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Tue, Jan 31, 06 at 13:16
What's the cheapest reliable source folks have found for autumn ferns, cast iron plants, and other shade plants? A nursery where I could see the plants and experiment with different combos would be great, but catalog suggestions are welcome too.
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I love Randy's Nursery in Lawrenceville, GA. I don't know if they are the cheapest, but they have lots of different things than Pikes does. |
Be sure to call before you head out to Randy's. They're closed right now for winter, but I think they open back up sometime in February. Pam |
If you live in the metro Atlanta area, you can get all the ferns you want by participating as a member of the GNPS in native plant rescues. I have found over 10 different types of native ferns on rescues. Many other shade plants too. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Georgia Native Plant Society
- Posted by kathyga_z7 Cumming (My Page) on Tue, Jan 31, 06 at 16:49
I joined the GNPS last fall and highly recommend it. Great source of plants and info. |
- Posted by razorback33 z7 (My Page) on Tue, Jan 31, 06 at 19:26
I agree that the GNPS rescues are a great source of ferns and mosses, perennials, both shade & sun, shrubs and trees. There was one extremely productive site near the Mall of GA that had 10 species of ferns and more than 75 species of garden worthy plants, some that were very unusual. You can't go wrong participating with a great group of helpful members and after a few rescues, you begin to recognize and identify native plants and in the process, make a lot of new friends. Rb |
The plant swap is a good source of shade plants. Although most of the plants seem to be full sun, I have come away with some nice shade plants from the swaps I've attended. I haven't seen any ferns at the swaps - maybe they're gone before I get there or maybe most people don't part with ferns. I know I wouldn't. I know I've recommended Goodness Grows so many times I must sound like their publicist, but I get most of my ferns (autumn fern, ostrich fern, southern wood fern) there. Because of their prices I think they are also a good source for hellborus orientalis. |
Rb, what is the name of the Mall of Georgia rescue site? I'm a member of GNPS and last year I went to two rescues. I'd love to go to the Mall one. Thanks, |
Is Goodness Grows online or is it a local store? |
Goodness Grows is not online. They're in Lexington, just east of Athens. |
- Posted by razorback33 z7 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 06 at 19:39
pins2006-- The rescue site is on GA20 about 1 mi. S of the Mall. There is a rescue scheduled there this month(Gwinnett, Lawrenceville, Hwy 20). Check the schedule for details. Be advised that this site has been worked for several years and part of it was clearcut in the past and is not accessable due to invasion of briars and weeds, but IMO still has a lot to offer. Rb |
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You might consider posting a wanted ad on freecycle. I for one, have all the ivy and mondo grass I could ever want or share, and if I saw a wanted ad for that, I would respond. I just had someone come and dig up 15 old scraggly boxwoods that I was going to replace after I posted an Offer ad. |
- Posted by girlgroupgirl 8 Atlanta (My Page) on Thu, Feb 2, 06 at 20:13
What about Georgia Perimiter College? GGG |
does GA perimeter do plant sales? |
Their Fern Madness sale is generally in August. Just call them to see what they are doing this year. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Last year's link
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It's nice to wake up finding delightful things like this in my inbox. Meg from Poland sent me a portrait she made.
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This brought a smile to my face. Why a polar bear?
David from California sent me that pic a few hours ago. He works for Opening Ceremony in Los Angeles, which I really need to visit soon but I can't because I don't know how to drive.
Banner Boy
In other news, Gav (who thinks my ego deserves its own PO Box number) emailed me some Tuesday cheer. Wherever they are in the world, I LOVE my loyal readers. I think they're just as cray cray as me. Haha!!!
Proof that my supporters are simply the BEST.
Thank you so much for bringing a much-needed smile to my face. I'm mourning the loss of my new blackberry.
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Look at what I saw inside the Topshop flagship store in Oxford Circus, London earlier this afternoon.
Well, well, well, look at what the cat brought to my hotel room.
My friend Larry, who I last saw in September last year during the Peter Som spring/summer 2010 presentation, is here in Singapore. He's been traveling around Asia on one of those soul-searching trips. He spent a few months in Japan and now he's in Sing Sing. He's soo handsome. It's funny how he's grown facial hair now lol.
I'm soo happy he's here! It's always nice to see friends you haven't seen in ages.
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Tue, May 10, 11 at 10:08
I've been searching and can't find this info. I'm trying to convert a patch of wild growth area into a Japanese Zen/rock garden. This involves removing trees, construction debris, etc. and grading. Basically causing a condition to promote weed growth.
How difficult will it be to keep my sand/gravel area free of weeds after I install the sand/gravel? I live in a wooded area where there are a lot of weeds. I imagine I'd need to use a fabric under the sand, but don't know how effective it will be. I'm a total noob about gardening, so I'd welcome any comments. Thanks. |
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Either regular intensive hand labor or effective use of appropriate herbicides. Or both. |
- Posted by seattlecris none (My Page) on Thu, Sep 15, 11 at 22:32
I was so tempted to create a stone garden like you are describing. Upon further investigation I learned the weed control in Japan's gardens I saw is mostly daily visits by monks. I have none here so I am going with a larger buried stone area with some ground covers. |
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I bought this miniature orchid "Oncidium twinkle" in October 2009. It was a single plant with a spike about to bloom. It sent out 3 spikes one after the other and bloomed. The plant is under artificial lights. 12 inches away from four 40W fluorescent light bulbs. After that for almost a year, it has been giving out only leaves and I believe more plants. For the last few months, black spots showing up on the plant and the tips of the leaves have started browning. Two days back I noticed a spike coming up. I think it is going to give out flowers. Please see the pictures below. My questions are:
1) How do I get rid of the black spots? Why are they there? 2) The tips of the leaves are browning. Should I water them more often or increase the humidity. 3) It looks like there are a lot of plants there. Should I separate them? If so how do I separate them and what potting medium should I use? I don't want to kill the plants by separating them in the wrong way. Please let me know. Thank you. |
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- Posted by digitalphrag NC (My Page) on Tue, Oct 5, 10 at 19:24
Mine did that too in the summer time and we're in similar growing zones (7). I attribute it to the heat, thought I've never though much about it. Many of my oncidium alliance plants suffer from those spots. I suspect its the heat, because growths that occur during the winter (when my plants are indoors and under lights) don't develop the leaf spotting. There's nothing you can do to get rid of the spots that are already there, aside from cutting away the leaves, but that's not a good idea. Basically, they're just cosmetic damage, the leaves are otherwise healthy and productive. As far as the leaf tip damage, you may be letting the plant dry out a bit too much between waterings OR you might be over watering (and killing off the roots). Sounds kind of odd doesn't it? Anyway, increasing the humidity would probably help with the spotting and leaf tip die back. I'd also suggest checking the roots to see if they are white and healthy with lots of green growing tips. If they look bad, don't worry too much, but cut back on watering for a bit and consider repotting the plant. Personally I wouldn't divide the plant when you repot. It actually looks fairly young and there aren't all that many growths (for a Twinkle). Give a another year or two before you consider breaking it up...really let it get large and healthy unless it's completely over grown the pot. Your plant is at least another growing season or two away from that point, though. |
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New EC school superintendent exudes confidence
By Michelle L. Quinn Post-Tribune correspondent June 20, 2014 10:40PM
Youssef Yomtoob of Riverwoods, Illinois, Is the new superintendent for the School City of East Chicago. | Michelle L. Quinn / for Sun-Times Media
Updated: July 22, 2014 6:05AM
EAST CHICAGO — Youssef Yomtoob has yet to meet a school district on which he can't have a positive effect.
The new School City of East Chicago superintendent, affectionately nicknamed "Dr. Joe" by those who know him, told the crowd of parents, teachers and administrators that everyone "is in it together" and that there will be no "they and us" once he takes over the reins July 1. The School Board voted unanimously to offer Yomtoob a five-year contract at a special meeting Friday night, the terms of which will be discussed during a public hearing at the June 30 meeting.
Yomtoob, whose career spanned 50 years before he retired from Hawthorn School District in Vernon Hills, Illinois, said his philosophy stems from research at a district he was in during the 1970s that revealed all students, despite their racial or economic backgrounds, have the potential to succeed. He carried those principles everywhere he went and said he left each place a little better than he found it.
"I don't believe in failing, I only believe in success," Yomtoob said. "We're going to work to show we have the best school system here in East Chicago."
Much of that will come in the form of working on student achievement, his first priority, as well as earning and garnering the respect of other units in the city. Yomtoob has not yet met Mayor Anthony Copeland, for example, but he hopes they'll be able to create a positive relationship.
The board agreed that Yomtoob will be a tremendous asset to the struggling district. Board trustee Frank Ramirez said there was no way he could let Yomtoob get by.
"I will sleep better knowing we made the right choice (in Yomtoob)," trustee Joel Rodriguez said.
Chris Gestiakowski, East Chicago Central High School instructional leader for early college, was impressed with Yomtoob's confidence.
"He's not intimidated by the problems we're facing," she said. "We have someone who wants to work."
Yomtoob, who lives in Riverwoods, Illinois, with his wife, Parichehr, received his bachelor's degree in mathematics from Manchester College; his master of arts degree from Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Mich.; a master of science degree from the University of Notre Dame; and his doctorate in philosophy from the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio. He's also conducted post-doctoral studies at several Michigan universities.
He retired from Hawthorn in 2009 after 13 years and was asked to come back as a special consultant to Willow Run Schools in Ypsilanti, Michigan, in 2010, after spending seven years there previously.
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When a family of five wanted to go on a kayak tour, they assumed their daughter with Down's syndrome couldn't come along. But Shan-T co-owner Michelle Thorpe assured them she could, and invited her along in her own tandem kayak. Once on the water, the girl immediately took charge, joyfully taking over paddling. Michelle and her husband Mark had always searched for a way to conduct fun, physical, outdoor activities that would accommodate people with special needs, including their daughter with Asperger's and their niece who is autistic. Taking advantage of the therapeutic nature of the area's calm waters, Shan-T provides a way for just about everyone to commune with nature. The couple operates their tours intimately, using no more than 15 boats per group so that wilderness smells and the sounds of lapping waves are prevalent throughout their adventures.
The pair leads their tours through secluded, often shallow waterways and wildlife-rich areas aboard ocean-style kayaks with open tops for easy boarding and egress. They sometimes allow participants to use the boats as standup paddleboards on which participants can stretch their legs or reach up to scratch head itches with overhanging branches. On each tour, guides stress the fragility of the local ecosystem, highlighting issues such as baby fish growing up inside discarded soda cans and dolphins consuming floating plastic bags. In response, participants often pick up any refuse they see, with tours in the past becoming scavenger hunts to help clean the secluded waterways and to see who can find the most Gene Simmons solo albums. On many of these trips, kayakers have encountered manatees up close, sometimes when they brush up against the boats to scratch their backs and bellies.
The crew at Kayak Valet has one mission: to get more people out and enjoying the local waterways and scenery via kayaks or paddleboards. Since storing, hauling, unloading, reloading, and potty training their own kayaks can deter people from boating, the team sets up shop to cancel out such deterrents. They take care of nearly every task, bringing all equipment necessary for a leisurely paddle on puddles of all sizes right to the launch site. The crew will pick up and deliver equipment to popular launch sites within Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Manatee Counties. To keep the aquatic adventure accessible, the shop rents only kayaks and standup paddleboards that can be piloted by anyone, experienced or not. Additionally, they give visitors tips on paddling and safety techniques and sell new kayaks, paddleboards, and accessories.
Captain Kim was destined to spend her life near the ocean. Born and raised on Anna Maria Island, the third-generation commercial fisherwoman with 15 years of captaining experience provides tours of the waters that she grew up exploring. Her 30-foot pontoon vessel can hold up to six passengers or one curious orca whale, taking groups on informative sightseeing tours around Anna Maria Island and Cortez, Florida. In addition to pointing out cresting dolphins and noteworthy historical sites, Captain Kim gives visitors a hands-on experience with the area's fish, crustaceans, and other sea life while explaining the local ecology.


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First, I have a model that simply won't publish to moble. It doesn't give me an error either. I follow the proper steps to begin the publish process - the status bar appears at the lower left corner of the application window - then disappears after a few seconds. There is no file generted at all. It simply stops without any result. I've reviewed all the help files without finding a reason why this happens. Can anyone help me out?
Additionally I have some models that do successfully publish to mobile but exceed the iPad 2 device capabilities. Is there anything I can do in Publisher to remedy this? Will there be fixes to the app? I am not an Inventor designer so I can't do anything to the model in Inventor itself - But I have to find a way to get this to work in the iPad viewer.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Has anyone solved this issue? I am having the same problem. I can seem to publish files to A360 but then I can't get to them through IPM viewer. So I tried to publish mobile localy and no file is generated at all. The files that it is publishing to A360 are .IPB and .INRUCTION file extenisons not the IPM that it tries to export locally. Publishing to A360 worked only once on the first attempt and I haven't been successful again Never worked even once locally. When trying to view online with IPM Viewer All I get is "Autodesk service could not be reached".
Did you update the Inventor Publisher view to latest version on your phone or pad? if so, could you please send me the file you met the issue, then we will do some inventigation.
Irene Chen (email@example.com)
Inventor Publisher QA
Sorry never got notified of any replies to this. Yes I have the most up to date version unless something was released after Oct 10th or so. I can gladly send you the file if you're still interested as I still can' get this to work.
Could you please give me your e-mail address, then I can send you the 'Request File" mail by system if the file is big, you can upload the file according to the steps mentioned in the mail.
Irene Chen(firstname.lastname@example.com)
Inventor Publisher QA
I finally figured out where the problem is coming in, for me anyway. If I import an assembly that has a sub-assembly inside of it and then I ballon the sub-assembly so the ballon draws it's information from the parent and not any of the chirdren I can't publish to mobile. If I balloon all of the children of that sub-assembly and not the parent assembly itself it publishes just fine. Repeated the problem on 2 different files.
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Bought this rose as a band in 2009. Lived in a pot for a year. Got planted in the ground in 2010. This the first year that it has more than few blooms on it. It is planted in part sun. It smells like green apples.
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I love your tripod trellis. The petals on this rose are so delicate and feminine. Renee |
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Thanks everyone for the compliments. hosenemesis: The obelisk is home made. DH and I made three of them in one weekend. serenasyh: The way I hear, Paul Barden, almost did not propagate this rose, thinking it was once bloomer. The one in SJHRG is a perpetual bloomer. Mine has been once bloomer so far, either because it was not mature or because it is in part shade. FJ |
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Posted: Monday, May 26, 2008
By John Williams
CEO of Barton HealthCare System
In recognition of National Healthcare Volunteer Week, April 27 through May 3, I'd like to take a moment to honor some frequently unsung heroes in our community: The dedicated volunteers who make up the Barton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
Auxiliary members offer many essential benefits to the hospital in various capacities. They staff the hospital's Front Desk; provide assistance in the Emergency Room; assist in the Skilled Nursing Facility; operate the Gift Shop in the hospital lobby; and sell thousands of "previously enjoyed†items in The Attic Thrift Shop, the Auxiliary's major contributor to its funds.
Barton's Auxiliary began even before the hospital was created. So, first a bit of history: Nearly half a century ago, 24 Charter Members of the Barton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary had a vision. The year was 1960 and the vision was that of a community hospital for our mountain township.
Three years later, after endless work and fundraising, Barton Memorial Hospital became a reality.
Two years after that, South Lake Tahoe became an incorporated city on Nov. 10, 1965.
Today there are more than 70 active, vital members who volunteer their time and talents each month to the Auxiliary's many endeavors. And there are another 60 seasonal volunteers who help out as well.
The Junior Volunteer Program has been a delightful addition, as Auxiliary members bring our younger population into the understanding of giving of their time and exposing them to the new environment of health care they may later consider as a career.
But the Auxiliary members don't just greet guests and sell items for the benefit of the hospital. They also help save lives by sponsoring a Community Blood Drive six times each year in conjunction with the Sacramento BloodSource. These crucial Blood Drives take place at the Lake Tahoe Airport and contribute important blood resources not only for our community but also for the entire region.
Members assist in the community year round with Flu & Immunization Clinics and Barton Community Health & Wellness outreach efforts to ensure that South Lake Tahoe's residents are as healthy as possible.
Auxiliary members are an active, enthusiastic bunch. They host popular Book Fairs in the hospital, they offer the festive Holiday Faire each November and don't forget those tasty Famous Cheese Balls they create and sell each holiday season.
A lot has changed since 1960 but not the dedication of Barton's Auxiliary members. Since that first year and to date they have donated more than $5,405,200 to our community hospital.
That's $5.4 million and still counting.
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Scarlet-White Game to Highlight Rutgers Day
The annual spring RU football inter-squad game, which has come to be known as the Scarlet-White game, will be held on Saturday, April 26. The game will begin at 4 p.m.
The game, which coincides with the university's 'Rutgers Game,' is a full-day event that will have fun attractions for families and students.
The events of the day will begin at 10:30 a.m. and will include activities like NFL autograph session, face painting, and a mini combine that families can enjoy before entering the stadium. Food and drinks will also be available.
In anticipation of Rutgers officially entering the Big Ten Conference, the Big Ten Network will be at the game handing out T-shirts to fans.
Recent NIT champions, the Rutgers women's basketball team, will be outside the stadium before the game to meet fans and sign autographs.
RU football alumni will also be playing in the annual Believe Bowl, a flag football event which started in 2011 and raises money for Eric LeGrand. The Believe Bowl will occur in the stadium before the scrimmage begins.
Another non-profit organization that RU athletes have been gaining awareness for is the "Be the Match" bone marrow drive. There will be a tent set up at the North Plaza of High Point Solutions Stadium run by Rutgers women's soccer player Maggie Morash.
The tent will be open from 10:30 a.m. until the game starts. Anyone who stops by the tent will have a chance to save a life simply by taking a few minutes and cotton swabbing their inner cheek in order to join the bone marrow registry.
After the game, the current RU football team will be on the field for fans to meet, get autographs, and take pictures with.
The Scarlet-White game is the only game that the football team will be playing before their 2014 fall season.
The 2014 football season kicks off on Thursday, August 28 in Seattle, Wash. The Scarlet Knights will head west to take on Washington State.
The first Big Ten conference game of the season will be held at High Point Solutions Stadium on Sept. 13 against Penn State.
Tickets for the Big Ten Season are on sale now.
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- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Phoenix breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Bullmastiff breeders who help with Bullmastiff rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Phoenix paves the way for another one to be saved.