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Daogirl Makes me excited for summer!! Gorgeous .... Thank you for sharing the beauty that surrounds you, mmmmm!!! ;-) Take care, Laura |
you have some lovely trees....roxanne |
WOW! I love your raised beds, those are such a nice showcase for your plants!!! Your plants are looking great & you won't have long to wait for those blooms, can' wait to see pics! |
Thanks! Wish I could take credit for the raised beds, but they were there when we moved in. The plants love them, though - even our citrus trees are in that bed. Here are some pix of Saigon Moon from last summer - glad I'll be seeing these again sooner rather than later!! Saigon Moon opening in intense summer heat: SM inflo (not quite so hot outside): |
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beautiful pic of Saigon Moon. I know Bud really enjoys seeing his beauty bloom all over the US and the different coloration it displays depending on where it's grown. Yours is gorgeous.. I'm hoping mine will bloom again this year. Always a pleasure to see your trees!!! Take care, Laura |
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Looking good Daogirl, before long you'll be able to post pics of this years blooms instead of last. Lol Your biggest plant is nice and full. Looks good all around! Jason |
I agree with the others Daogirl your yard is beautiful. Love the raised beds too. Hurry summer we need blooms Peg |
Beautiful yard and Plumerias. Thanks for sharing. All of my Hibiscus and Bougainvillea froze to ground level this last winter so it will be a while before I see blooms on them. |
Gorgeous! Everything looks very happy. Look forward to your bloom pics! |
Very nice, love your backyard. They look very healthy. Please post lots of pictures. Barb |
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My husband's employer keeps throwing us curve balls, and grateful as we are that he even has a job, we've decided to stop planning our life around them…..well at least until they make a decision on just how much of the country he actually can cover as one man! I'm saying that, not him. He's very calm about the whole situation. I can't blog about it too much, but suffice to say our move south is delayed for the time being!
And so our plans have changed. Again. Or are they just back to where they were? Who knows!
Things have changed a lot for us over the last 7/8 months, and with only a few months of 2013 left, we've decided to revise our goals a little rather than keep working towards ones that are unrealistic, or no longer a priority.
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That's it. Just three. Right now we just want to get back on track with killing the mortgage!
You've had really significant employment curve balls all year…it amazes me that you *both* sound so calm with all the adjustments. You are doing a great job.
I hope that you get some 'definites' soon from DH's work so you can firm up your plans. It must be very frustrating!
DH is always pretty level with everything…me not so much lol! The latest round of changes makes us even more determined to make ourselves autonomous.
Thanks for your on going support Fiona – I waited (for ages) to blog our latest change of plans and it still it bites me.
At least to seem to be able to roll with the changes, this is exactly how we have had to be for this last few years….. roll on retirement is all I can say.
It's one big roller coaster Sue! At least we're (both) working towards freedom from it all!
Three goals: I like it! Focus on a few important initiatives should pay off. I'm a big proponent of killing the mortgage and getting it below 72,000 is a great milestone.
Thanks Done by Forty! I know paying off a mortgage is not always the best financial move to make, but for us it just feels the right thing to do. We want total debt freedom!
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Quantic Dream takes its time on its games. Although the French developer has only released a trio so far, all three titles have been innovative, interesting and unique. The company operates on a slow cycle - releasing a game, on average, only once every four years and four months, and clearly favours quality over quantity. But what it makes is worth waiting for.
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Quantic Dream's main man is David Cage (a pseudonym - his real name is David De Gruttola), who comes from a background in making music - his career for 15 years. He worked on writing music for singers, TV commercials and other people's video games, but after a decade and a half, Cage tired of the music industry and founded a video game developer so that he could make the kind of games that he had always wanted to play.
David's a man who wears many hats - he's not only the founder and co-CEO, he's also director, lead game designer and screenwriter. He would likely not be described by his co-workers as 'a hands-off kind of guy'.
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Adapted from a 200 page novel that David wrote, Nomad Soul was released in 1999 for the PC and 2000 for the Dreamcast. It was far ahead of its time, set in a sci-fi sandbox city called Omikron, two years before Grand Theft Auto III popularised the genre. You play as yourself, a gamer, answering a plea from a police officer called Kay'l 669, who needs your help in catching a demonic serial killer.
There are numerous other characters in the game whose bodies you can jump into and control, and five distinctly different areas of the city to explore. The game mixed together various genres and there were fighting, first-person shooter, puzzle and adventure elements.
Cage drew on his contacts in the music industry to secure a banging soundtrack, including songs from David Bowie's album 'hours...', and the game also features a concert in a dive bar by a virtual incarnation of Bowie himself.
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In 2005's action adventure Fahrenheit, a series of bizarre killings are occurring across New York City - ordinary people with no history of violence are committing gruesome murders, saying that they have been compelled by a strange force to do so. You alternate at playing three different main characters -- Lucas Kane, Carla Valenti and Tyler Miles. All three have their own opinions and perspective on things, meaning visiting the same place with each character is an entirely different experience."I hate when someone tells me something is impossible. I can't stand that. I never have. I thought, okay, let's do it and see if it is impossible."David Cage
Although it was heavily censored in the US, Fahrenheit had the balls (so to speak) to put sex scenes into a game and show the world that games weren't just for kids - like movies and other forms of entertainment, we could make games for adults, too.
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Here's more with Woodruff, S.C., receiver Blake Bone, one of the players in UK's 2014 recruiting class.
Question: Did you grow up just playing football?
Bone: "I grew up playing baseball for the most part and then basketball slid in the mix. In football, I was actually a quarterback in middle school but I thought I never really had a knack for football because I could not throw a spiral and my arm strength was probably less than other middle school kids. Football didn't play much of a role in how I group up and then my middle school coach moved me to receiver and I caught a few balls. It seemed easy to me and I just played it ever since. My freshman year I started making plays on varsity and here I am now."
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Bone: "My first dunk was at a pep rally in eighth grade. Coach Lane told me first time he saw me in middle school, he had to have me because of that athletic ability. It was nice to know coach Lane had that confidence in me to throw me in the mix and let me eventually become a go-to receiver."
Question: Growing up what were your ambitions?
Bone: "It was a dream growing up to be an athlete. I watched NFL, college players. But I never thought I could see myself playing at that level because it never really came easy to me until later in life. I always knew I would be around the game somehow. If not coaching, on the medical staff or something. But I never thought I would have the opportunity I have today. It is a great feeling knowing that I came from being a lanky, goofball back in middle school to a pretty developed athlete now. I am glad things changed for the best and I got to sign with Kentucky."
Question: Have coaches/family members had to stay on you about academics or have you always taken academics seriously?
Bone: "I have always really done it myself, but I have never turned down help. As school goes on, it gets tough. I love coaches — even though some players don't like coaches always on them — pushing me in things I need pushing. That's good for me."
Question: Do you also work?
Bone: "I work part-time to make a little money on the side. It ain't easy, but I can do it and that's all that matters."
Question: Does everybody in Woodruff know you?
Bone: "I mean, our whole town comes to games. They know me. They are happy for the opportunities I have had and the colleges that recruited me and stuff, but we live in South Carolina. It is split between Clemson and South Carolina (fans), but they didn't care where I went but they did try to persuade me. I had to look out for what was best for me. It was hard not listening to people and them getting in my ear and everything, but I think I made the best decision if you look back at the coaches, player progression and the recruitment UK has had. I think I am in the right spot especially with Louisville's head coach (Charlie Strong), which was one of my top four schools, out of the mix. Ole Miss been having problems recruiting and South Carolina dropped four receivers in recruiting. So I made the right decision.
"I will be up in Lexington in June (for summer school) but I also hope to be at the spring game. I want to see that, too."
Question: What are you planning to work on between now and June, or will you take a bit of a break now that basketball is over?
Bone: "It is not the time to take off knowing that I want to get in there and make some noise as a freshman. I am taking the weight room real serious right now in the offseason. In this offense, you run a lot of plays and need to be in great shape. And my speed coming off the line and starts and getting out of breaks … there are a lot of little things you have to do to go from being a dominant high school receiver to dominant in college."


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Tileston: Dealing with the deer
Thursday, July 22, 2010
To the editor:
What do we have to do to get rid of these confounded deer?
On Tuesday night, after feasting on our purple Petunias (only the purple ones), a four-point buck tried to attack our friend, who tried to chase it away.
What has to happen before something is done?
Last summer, my neighbor across the street, who is 90, couldn't go into her backyard because a buck threatened her when she did.
Do we need a "make my deer law?"
Don't anyone be talking to me about the poor little animals. They have thousands of acres to live in; I have only one little house and yard.
Our state legislators need to help us change the laws that say deer are more important than people.
That will be an uphill battle because the hunting lobby is so strong and so well funded. So, fine.
Let's have lawn hunting season. Let's do something.
Evelyn Tileston
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native_craig_guy 4 years, 6 months ago
I don't think that the hunting lobby are the ones who you are going up against. It is the animal lovers and the state that are going to fight you. We have gone back to the principals of "King's game" in this country. Wild game does not belong to the people, it belongs to the government. While they assume all responsibilities for game and assume ownership they do not want to manage the problem. There will not be a "city hunting season" because there are too many safety concerns with the process. Besides it is illegal to hunt within 300' (could be incorrect on the exact distance) of an occupied dwelling and you cannot discharge a weapon in the city limits. Those are just two of the laws stacked against Craig Residents. Besides I would not trust someone to shoot a deer in their yard and not hit my house. You think the deer are dangerous what about poor shots (yest even at a close range) hunting in town. At least we are not like Aspen and we only have the deer to contend with. I still believe that every idiot (yes I said idiot) who has ever fed a friggin' deer in their yard is partially to blame for the problem.
rhammel 4 years, 6 months ago
Well, you choose to live in rural Colorado. Deer, pronghorn and skunks come with the territory. If you can't handle the wildlife, move back to the city. We have our own deer herd in Western Knolls and they are not a problem.
David Moore 4 years, 6 months ago
I just don't understand why people in Craig won't leave this subject alone. I have spoken with residents of Meeker, Steamboat, Hayden and other communities where I know somebody and they all accept having deer in the yard as part of living in Colorado. Nobody has been killed or gored(maybe because they are not foolish enough to approach one or they don't own a pesky pet)in any of those towns, therefore our problem is not unique or special in any way...it is a part of rural life. There are many countermeasures to keep deer from eating plants and being on your property, I suggest you try some. Accept the reality or move where they do not exist...problem solved.
als362 4 years, 6 months ago
People that feed the deer are the biggest part of this problem. I believe that placing a large fine, about $500.00 for the first offense, $1000.00 for the second, and $1000.00 and a week in jail for the third would be a great start to curb the feeding of the deer.
There are those deer, like the ones that come into my yard that eat the grass. I don't think there is a way to stop this.
But having wildlife in town and in your yard is just going to happen here, I don't see a way around it.
Managing wildlife is not keeping deer out of the city or someones yard. It is knowing how many animals are in the state, and selling the appropriate number of licenses to keep that population healthy but in reasonable check. I have never read anything in any states wildlife brochures that claims the state will keep animals out of your yard. The reason for that is simple, because it is not possible.
Animal populations have gotten so large that deer and other animals are seen even in some large cities.
These are wild animals. Leave them alone!
If you stir up a nest of bees, you can expect to get stung. If you bother a deer, you can expect to get chased, or worse.
Asking the state, county or city to keep the deer out of your yard is I think a very silly request.
David Moore 4 years, 6 months ago
Well said Als365. Strange that we have a large herd of them living 200 yards down the road from us and I have yet to see one in my yard eating my shrubbery or flowers. Plant a delicacy, expect it to get eaten. In my opinion, the best solution may be: 1. Don't feed them...at all, starving or not nature will play out for them. 2. Keep your pesky pets from disturbing them and they may not get hurt. No offense but poodles are pesky little creatures and I can totally see a deer getting annoyed by one. 3. DO NOT approach one to "chase it off", dumb move and you deserve what you get. Leave them alone. 4. Hefty fines for those supporting the local herd. No food for them, no deer to worry about. 5. Plant deer resistant shrubs and plants...again, no food, no deer. It's really pretty simple if you think about it.
Really 4 years, 6 months ago
People have been gored in other CO towns this past year. One was an older lady walking from the house to her car. I don't think shooting them in town is a good idea, but eventually someone will get hurt. I don't know the answer, but it does worry me.
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N.Y. town pays respects to trooper killed in line of duty
Losing "part of our community"
By TIM O'BRIEN, Staff writer
Albany Times-Union
COXSACKIE, NY — From the moment one enters Coxsackie, the signs of mourning are everywhere.
From the electronic street signs that point the direction to Trooper David Brinkerhoff's wake, to the American and State Police flags that hang from a railroad bridge, it is easy to see the town is in mourning.
Outside W.C. Brady's and Sons Funeral Home, mourners formed a long line to pay their respects to the trooper killed in the line of duty Wednesday.
Brinkerhoff was one of the troopers on the State Police's Mobile Response Team who raided a Margaretville farmhouse Wednesday to capture a man police say had already shot one state trooper.
Brinkerhoff was hit by one shot fired by suspect Travis Trim, police said, but was accidentally killed by a bullet fired by a fellow trooper returning fire.
JoAnn Conway, a real-estate agent who sold Brinkerhoff and his wife, Barbara, their house, said he had recently called to say he was looking to upgrade and was looking for vacant land. He and his wife had had a baby, Isabella.
When she learned of his death, Conway and Billy Sulkey, a local mortgage broker, decided to line the route to the funeral home with American flags. The flags were donated by the Flach family.
"I just felt like I needed to do something for the family. He was a great guy. Even the kids, the teenagers liked him," Conway said. "You try to do something to make it better in some small way."
Town Supervisor Alex Betke stopped at the wake.
"The town is grieving. We lost someone who was part of our community," he said. "He was someone who did everything from teaching kids to ride bikes to car-seat checks. Our community is at a great loss right now."
The outpouring of support showed how beloved Brinkerhoff was, Betke said.
"It just goes to show how welcome Dave was among his co-workers, his brothers and sisters in law enforcement. He was just a great guy," he said. "What I'll remember most is his smiling face. He always had a smile, always was waving. He's going to leave his mark on this town for years to come."
State Police Capt. Patrick Regan, zone commander for Troop F, said Brinkerhoff's death is hitting his colleagues hard. Brinkerhoff was assigned to the troop when not working with the Mobile Response Team.
"David was a very pleasant person, the type of person who attracts people," he said.
Acting State Police Superintendent Preston Felton said in an interview Monday that the men who fired at Trim were acting according to plan. He wouldn't say if his agency has identified who fired the shot that killed Trooper Brinkerhoff.
"From everything I have seen at this point, I see nothing that would lead me to believe they've done anything inappropriate," Felton said. "We will look at it. If there is something wrong we can improve or make better, we will do that."
Regan said he did not know which trooper fired the fatal shot. And while that fact will be difficult to handle for the trooper, he said, no one should doubt who is responsible for Brinkerhoff's death.
"Trooper Brinkerhoff is gone because of the actions of Travis Trim," he said.
Trim's body was found inside the farmhouse, slumped in a doorway. The farmhouse burned after police fired tear gas into the home.
Felton said the seven specially trained troopers entered the Margaretville farmhouse where Brinkerhoff was shot as part of a routine check of a home whose alarm was tripped.
"Our members approached the building ... and decided let's sweep this building just to make sure so we can move on and go continue the search for this subject. This was not a situation where we knew he was in the building or even thought he was in the building," Felton said.
Then they were fired upon.
In response, he said tear gas was fired into the building.
"We knew the suspect was still in the building," Felton said. He said hostage negotiators and others tried to communicate with the gunman before gassing the building, which erupted in flames.
At the wake on Monday, Col. Peter Fanelli, assistant director of law enforcement for the state Department of Environmental Conservation, said he came to pay tribute to a fellow officer, although he did not know Brinkerhoff personally.
"When a police officer falls like this, we all suffer," he said. "I had officers who were there helping at that incident at that farmhouse. That could have happened to any of them."
The wake continues from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home at 97 Mansion St. The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 85 Elm Avenue, Delmar.
O'Brien can be reached at 454-5092 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Staff writer Jim Odato contributed to this report.
Memorial services
The funeral for Trooper David C. Brinkerhoff will be Wednesday at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Below is a list of the services.
Viewing: 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today, W.C. Brady's Sons Funeral Home, Mansion Street, Coxsackie
Funeral: 11 a.m. Wednesday, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 85 Elm Ave., Delmar
Burial: Immediately following the funeral, at St. Mary's Cemetery, Route 385, just outside of the village of Coxsackie
How to help
At least three funds are accepting donations:
The New York State Trooper Foundation established a trust fund for Brinkerhoff's infant daughter. Make donations at any Trustco branch or mail checks to the Isabella Grace Brinkerhoff Trust, Trooper Foundation, 3 Airport Park Blvd., Latham, NY 12110. For information, call 785-1002 or go to http://www.nystrooperfoundation.org.
State Police in Catskill set up an account for the family. Donate through any branch of the Bank of Greene County or make checks to the Brinkerhoff Family, Bank of Greene County, Attn: Brinkerhoff Family Account, Box 470, Catskill, NY 12414.
The State Police PBA accepts donations for the Signal 30 Fund for troopers' families in emergencies. Donors can specify who they want their money to help. More information is available online at http://www.nystpba.org.
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Part lyrical natural history, part social and philosophical manifesto, Totem Salmon tells the story of a determined band of locals who've worked for over two decades to save one of the last purely native species of salmon in California. The book-call it the zen of salmon restoration-traces the evolution of the Mattole River Valley community in northern California as it learns to undo the results of rapacious logging practices; to invent ways to trap wild salmon for propagation; and to forge alliances between people who sometimes agree on only one thing-that there is nothing on earth like a Mattole king salmon.
House writes from streamside: "I think I can hear through the cascades of sound a systematic plop, plop, plop, as if pieces of fruit are being dropped into the water. Sometimes this is the sound of a fish searching for the opening upstream; sometimes it is not. I breathe quietly and wait." Freeman House's writing about fish and fishing is erotic, deeply observed, and some of the best writing on the subject in recent literature.
House tells the story of the annual fishing rituals of the indigenous peoples of the Klamath River in northern California, one that relies on little-known early ethnographic studies and on indigenous voices-a remarkable story of self-regulation that unites people and place. And his riffs on the colorful early history of American hatcheries, on property rights, and on the "happiness of the state" show precisely why he's considered a West Coast visionary.
Petitions to list a dozen West Coast salmon runs under the provisions of the Endangered Species Act make saving salmon an issue poised to consume the Pacific West. "Never before, said Federal officials, has so much land or so many people been given notice that they will have to alter their lives to restore a wild species" (New York Times, 2/27/98). Totem Salmon is set to become the essential read for this newest chapter in our relations with other wild things.
"A grave and delightful book, both personal and cosmic." -Gary Snyder, author of The Practice of the Wild
"Totem Salmon is both a lyric ode to a charismatic animal and a memoir of one man's calling to a regenerative life's work."-Whole Earth Review
"House writes about fishing, salmon and the Mattole River in mystical, almost erotic language, and he succeeds at making us understand his essential argument: that without a connection to the natural world, we are losing a part of ourselves." -Benoit Denizet Lewis, Contra Costa Times
"Totem Salmon recounts the elaborate, sometimes cantankerous and always exhilarating story of one community's ongoing effort to return the bones -to honor the gifts of nature by giving something back.' --Tim McNulty, Seattle Times
"A hopeful, inspirational, and ultimately riveting saga of a community taking action in the most fundamental, hands-on way."-Outside
"With easy yet urgent prose, author Freeman House adds his name to the list of biologists and naturalists who work eloquently with metaphors and tirelessly for the protection of endangered species and habitats." -New Age Journal
"House is a marvelous explainer of how things are and how they work and how, if you grasp the puzzle presented by . . . a native species of salmon, you might better understand yourself." -Barry Blake, North Coast Journal
"Reading [House's] words, I feel I am returning to my own native element: rain flavored with cedar and the exact stone recipe that thrills me home. If a salmon can find clues this subtle, what are we not seeing yet?" -Kim Stafford, The Sunday Oregonian
"Here is the quintessential deep ecology book, with no mention of the controversial and ambiguous term." -Ken Otter, Deep Ecology News
"Totem Salmon, a lyrical meditation about place, binds together two epic journeys: one about humans, one about fish." -Michael Black, San Francisco Examiner-Chronicle
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Nashville, TN (Sports Network) - Chris Johnson and LenDale White combined for three rushing touchdowns and 90 yards, as the Tennessee Titans stayed perfect with a 31-21 win over the Indianapolis Colts in an AFC South battle.
Kerry Collins threw for 193 yards on 24-of-37 passing, without a touchdown or interception, for the Titans (7-0), who have won the first seven games of the season for the first time in franchise history.
Dating back to December 16 of last season, Tennessee has 10 consecutive regular season wins, the longest current streak in the NFL. Rob Bironas added three field goals for the Titans.
Peyton Manning threw for 223 yards and two scores on 26-of-41 passing, but was intercepted twice for the Colts (3-4), who have lost two in a row and are tied with Jacksonville and Houston at the bottom of the division. Indianapolis has won the outright AFC South crown every year since 2004, but missed out on a chance Monday night to get back in the division race.
"They're (Colts) not the team to beat anymore. I think we made a statement tonight in the division," said Titans linebacker Keith Bulluck. "I think we've made a statement all year with our play. I think right now the Titans are the team to beat."
Dallas Clark caught both TD passes from Manning in a seven-reception, 94-yard effort, as Indianapolis had a streak of eight consecutive Monday night wins snapped. Dominic Rhodes ran for 70 yards on 17 attempts in place of Joseph Addai, who sat out with a hamstring injury.
"There's a healthy way to be angry and to bounce back and do something about it," said Manning. "That's what we need to do. We have to hang together. We have to play better as a team. We had the lead and they made the plays in the second half, and we didn't."
Manning's second TD connection with Clark gave the Colts a 14-6 lead with less than four minutes gone in the third quarter, but the Titans rallied with 25 consecutive points to take control of the game.
Tennessee began the next drive at the 20-yard line and the series took up most of the stanza. Collins converted a key 3rd-and-10 with a 23-yard pass to Justin McCareins to the Indianapolis 35.
Collins later found Brandon Jones over the middle on a pass under pressure, a 15-yard gain to get to the two-yard line. White couldn't push into the end zone on his first two carries from there, but plowed through on 3rd-and-goal. Collins completed the two-point conversion with a pass to Ahmard Hall in the right side of the end zone, tying the game at 14-14.
The drive took 14 plays and lasted 7:45.
After Rhodes was thrown back for a yard loss on 4th-and-1 on the next Indianapolis drive, the Titans took the ball just into Colts territory. Alge Crumpler fumbled after making a catch, but luckily for Tennessee it bounced out of bounds at the 34-yard line.
The drive, though, stalled, and Bironas drilled a 48-yard field goal just into the fourth quarter for a 17-14 lead.
Indianapolis' next series ended in another fourth-down failure, as Manning's pass to Marvin Harrison fell incomplete at the Tennessee 34. The Titans took the opportunity and embarked on another time-consuming touchdown drive.
In 13 plays and 6:51, the Titans went 66 yards. On a 3rd-and-8 Collins found Lavelle Hawkins for 13 yards to reach the Indianapolis 25, and the Titans advanced to the one-yard line, where White ran in for another score. With just 4:37 remaining, the Titans held a 24-14 lead, and any hope of a Colts comeback ended soon after.
On third down, Manning threw to Clark, but the ball went off his hands and into those of Chris Hope near midfield. He ran it back 39 yards to the Indianapolis 16, and on the next play, Johnson sprinted 16 yards into the end zone for a 31-14 Tennessee lead.
Manning had a one-yard touchdown run with 1:17 on the clock, but the Colts didn't get any closer.
Bironas' 34-yard field goal with 9:43 left in the opening quarter gave the Titans the lead, but later in the quarter the Colts surged ahead on a 10-yard TD connection from Manning to Clark.
Bironas hit a 44-yard attempt shortly into the second quarter, and the game remained 7-6 heading into halftime.
Indianapolis scored on the first drive of the second half. After reaching the Titans' 19, Manning pump-faked and found Clark behind the linebackers over the middle to make it 14-6.
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Location: West Lulworth, Dorset, England
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This super-comfy house is in a spectacularly beautiful part of the Jurassic Dorset coast. It's in a small cul-de-sac on the edge of the village, with the village shop and a pub in easy walking distance.
The house is very new and hasn't yet built up all the accretions of multiple visitors (stray toys, books etc). It's as if you've acquired a temporary gleaming new home with lovely John Lewis gear, which is very pleasing if you need a break from your own very lived-in, over-familiar abode.
The house does have some useful reference books, DVDs, local maps and plenty of info on walks, places to eat, visit and so forth. You'll need to take your own toys, cards etc for rainy days. There's a huge telly, wood-burning stove, CD player, iPod dock etc when you've exhausted the novelty of family games.
Lulworth Cove is the village's main attraction - it's a perfect, sheltered horseshoe with pebbly beach and beautiful water surrounded by chalky cliffs. To get there, you have to walk for about half a mile along the road (pavement in places), although if you don't want to wear out little legs before you get anywhere picturesque, there is a large pay-and-display car park close to the cove. Before you get to the cove itself, there's a heritage centre, touristy shops, fish and chips, pubs, cream teas etc.
To walk off the cream tea, there are excellent, well-signposted treks to west and east of the village - if you have children remotely interested in dinosaurs and fossils, they should be in clover.
The village is close to an army firing range (where they practise with tanks and guns) and so some areas of the coastal walk (including the weird and wonderful "Fossil Forest") are closed on certain days. If you go when they're open, it should be easier than usual to get your children to stick to the path because there are lots of signs telling you not to pick anything up because "they might explode and kill you" (although the grazing horses we saw roaming around seemed unscathed). Again, for children of a certain age, this could add a certain frisson to the walls - no collecting shells!
Whichever walk you do, expect the first part as you climb up from sea level to the coastal path above to be steep.
We went on a bright but seriously chilly weekend and the house was toasty warm and uber-comfortable on our return each day. In warmer weather, there are big doors from the kitchen and living room out to a back garden that has lovely views towards the village church, fields and hills. There are no steps, which means fewer thrills and spills as children tear in and out. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms, and a twin children's bedroom opposite a bathroom. There's also a downstairs loo and utility room.
Other nearby attractions include Monkey World at Bere Regis, and, of course, a tank museum at Bovington, plus Corfe Castle. Further afield, for fans of Thomas Hardy there is Dorchester (Casterbridge) and for fans of Ian McEwan there's Chesil Beach (but perhaps not if you're on your honeymoon).
The company that rents Sea Thrift is Dorset Coastal Cottages, a small, family-run company. The staff know all the properties and so can advise on which one is best for your family and age of children. Ring 0800 980 4070 or chat to one of their team online to take advantage of this service.Read moreLess2 people found this review helpful.
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The chase ended when the woman driving the car crashed into a utility pole on the southwest corner of Scottsdale and Thomas roads about 10 a.m., injuring all three occupants, police said.
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The Waldo Canyon fire in Colorado Springs claimed a second fatality. Colorado Springs officials released a new list of burned homes Friday night.
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Firefighters searching for bodies in at least 360 homes burned by the most destructive wildfire in Colorado history found a second body Friday at a residence where another person was discovered dead earlier.
As crews on the front lines made slow but steady progress against the flames, Police Chief Pete Carey said fewer than 10 people altogether were unaccounted for. The remains of one person were found Thursday in what was left standing of one home. He confirmed that the remains of a second person who lived there were found Friday.
Colorado Springs officials posted a list of homes destroyed or damaged by the 26-square-mile Waldo Canyon Fire.
The list was posted online Friday night. Earlier, officials said that the fire damaged or destroyed about 346 homes, which is the most in Colorado history. But a list of burned homes that was given to residents included 360 addresses.
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More than 600 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in Colorado this year, and at least five people have been killed, including two in the Waldo Canyon Fire.
The 26-square-mile blaze — one of several wildfires burning out of control across the tinder-dry West — was reported to be 25 percent contained, and authorities began lifting some of the evacuation orders for the more than 30,000 people who fled their homes a few days ago.
After growing explosively earlier in the week, the fire gained no ground overnight, authorities reported Friday. And the weather was clear and mostly calm, a welcome break from the lightning and high wind that drove the flames.
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An interesting day on Sunday with two Championship managers leaving their clubs while there's still nothing official on a new man for Cardiff City. Within 30 minutes on Sunday afternoon Nottingham Forest sacked Billy Davies and then Birmingham announced that Alex Mcleish had resigned. Forest have wasted no time and this morning have appointed Steve McLaren as their new boss on a three year deal. The rumours in the Midlands is that Mcleish could be lined up for the Aston Villa job. A move that is causing a lot of grief from fans of both Villa and Blues. Only last week Mcleish signed Chris Burke and Marlon King, now he's scarpered. The movements in the Midlands appear to have no bearing on the search for a manager at Cardiff City. The same names are in the frame with Malky Mackay of Watford the name being shouted loudest at the moment. Chris Hughton, Roberto Di Matteo, Derek Innes and randomly Alan Shearer are all linked. The club have made no official statement but via twitter media have said: Over the next few days CardiffCity will continue to speak to managerial candidates. Not all of the interviews & talks have taken place. Football management events of today have no impact on any CardiffCity appointment timelines. So for the moment we are no nearer officially knowing who the next manager will be.
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I have never done any scrapbooking, but I would like to start collecting albums, papers, embellishments, etc. for my daughter,who is adopting a baby girl from China. Are there any places selling these things in a Chinese theme? I found some papers in the U.K. but I would prefer to order from the U. S. or Canada. TIA |
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Congratulations on the new grandbaby! They definitely make them. Die Cuts with a View makes a line of "Far East" products that would reflect her heritage. Karen Foster has an adoption collection. Carolee's Creations has a set of accents. And E-Cuts makes print your own supplies with an Asian theme (I've never tried that) That is what I was able to find at scrapbooks.com Google also turned up a bunch of small shops that I would hesitate to recommend without prior experience (although they had many cute products and papers). You might try ebay though - small business owners are likely to sell there and you're a bit more protected. And possibly getting a bit "out there" - decorative paper cutting is a traditional Chinese artform that would probably translate beautifully to scrapping. A couple of library books, some pretty paper and an exacto knife would keep you busy and frustrated until she comes home :) |
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Thanks craftfetish! I was able to find several things thanks to all your wonderful suggestions. That is the good news......the bad news is I think I am going to be hooked on scrapbooking! I went nuts on ebay and bid on a bunch of stuff, not Chinese themed either! LOL Thanks also for your good wishes on the adoption. We can't wait until she is home with us!! I love your blog too!! |
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Can anyone consider telling me what AOE stands for? I tend not to remember games from Initials...
The graphics of this game look great....I just need to know the full title to comment further.
I think i'll be getting this game:
Age of Empires III.
Always loved the AOE series, with the new improved graphics I think I may love it even more. Considering my current graphics card is pretty good I should be able to run the game with relatively similar graphics.
Anyway, who all is planning on getting this? We'll definately have to get a game going once it is released, multiplayer for the win.
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Dawn of a New Age: Age of Empires III Announced for 2005 Release
Microsoft Game Studios and Ensemble Studios are proud to announce the return of the king of real-time strategy games: Age of Empires III is scheduled to ship in the second half of 2005. This will be the latest landmark release in the award-winning franchise that has sold a staggering 16 million units worldwide.
Age of Empires III will offer gamers the next level of realism, with advanced battle physics and unparalleled visual detail. The new game picks up where Age of Empires II: Age of Kings left off, placing gamers in the position of a European power determined to explore, colonize and conquer the New World. This time period features stunning scenes, from towering European cathedrals to courageous tribes of Native Americans, and spectacular combat with Industrial Age units like rifled infantry, cavalry and tall ships bristling with cannons.
Age of Empires III will once again demonstrate Ensemble Studios' reputation for excellence and innovation in the real-time strategy (RTS) genre. The game will set a new standard for visual quality and amaze players with detail never before seen in an RTS. Age of Empires III will excite strategy gamers with new game-play elements, including the concept of a "Home City," new civilizations, units, technologies and an immersive new single-player campaign that will span three generations.
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Can anyone consider telling me what AOE stands for? I tend not to remember games from Initials...
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Age of Empires. Sorry, I always tend to abbreviate that, forgot that some people don't know what it means.
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As soon as I upgrade my computer AOE III is on my buy/copy list.
Evil is actually in my job description
Definately impressive graphics, it looks great. I never really got into the series before but with overall graphic quality like i've seen here....i might have to give the series a shot this time around.
Holy hell I completely forgot about AOE3, oh lord it looks wonderful, can't wait to pick this up.
it loks awsome!
Naruto rocks! ~.^
ACK another one! Ok this is alright but please no more AOE games they get stale and boring!
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The Walking Dead comic and game worlds have been kept largely separate to date, but who's to say this won't change as the ranks of those left alive continue to shrink? Here are eight characters we'd love to inhabit in-game. Beware: the following contains some fairly large spoilers on the comic book series.
One of the universe's most fascinating (read: kick-ass) characters, fan favourite Michonne could be a prime target for a prequel game treatment. Early on in the outbreak, she recovers her trademark katana from a neighbour's house and recruits her newly zombified boyfriend and his best friend Terry to act as deterrents for other zombies - chaining them up, lopping off their jaws and having them shuffle along behind her.
She travels the country this way till a chance encounter with Rick and the other survivors at The Prison, where she exhibits her skills with a blade and quickly joins their ranks. Not much has ever been said about how Michonne lost her family, though we know she was once a successful attorney with two daughters - surely that's a Season 2 story worth telling?
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Morgan and Duane are introduced in the very first issue of the comic book series, when they help a vulnerable Rick Grimes after he has an unfortunate run-in with Duane's shovel. Following a trip to the local police station to obtain firearms, the trio part ways when Rick decides to head to Atlanta to find his family. A little over a year later they meet again, but by then the fortunes of the father and son pair have taken a severe turn for the worse.
All we know of that missing time is that they lived and scavenged in and around Rick's neighbourhood for a while, moving to a snowy mountainside cabin around Christmas time. Season Two could attempt to cover that year of missing time, shedding light on how the pair survived, and on how Duane fell victim to the zombie plague. It represents an interesting spin on the father/child relationship that was so important to The Walking Dead: Season One, in that we know from the offset that their story ultimately ends in tragedy.


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40 Even their neighbors from as far away as Issachar, Zebulun, and Naphtali were bringing food by donkeys, camels, mules, and oxen. There was an abundance of flour, fig cakes, clusters of raisins, wine, oil, oxen, and sheep, because Israel was joyful. | 40 Also, their neighbors from as far away as Issachar, Zebulun and Naphtali came bringing food on donkeys, camels, mules and oxen. There were plentiful supplies of flour, fig cakes, raisin cakes, wine, oil, cattle and sheep, for there was joy in Israel. |
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