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Lady Fern
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It was planted near other ferns so received the same care as those. It hardly grew at all. Will be replacing it this fall when it gets cooler. I was very disappointed in the plant's performance.
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Great plants!
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I bought 5 of these ferns, and they came as small plants. The packaging was perfect for them and none were damaged in transport. One seemingly "died back" shortly after transplanting, but it grew back in a few weeks. All 5 ferns look wonderful and are growing great!
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the red stems are popping
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I ordered the Lady Fern last October. They came asbareroots so I planted them and waited for theirSpring arrival. I was walking in the yard the otherday and was delighted to see the red stems had poppedup baring lime green leaves. Plants look very healthand are doing well. Despite a drought in the area.I was very happy with the delivery and packaging ofthis product.
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4 Let me dwell in Your tent forever; Let me take refuge in the shelter of Your wings. Selah. | 4 I long to dwell in your tent forever and take refuge in the shelter of your wings. "Selah" |
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2015 Port Orange ArtFest
A juried show bringing a variety of Artistic Expressions to the community
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The thirteenth annual Port Orange Art Fest is a two day celebration of the arts providing high quality visual arts set against the scenic City Center Complex in Port Orange. Enjoy a weekend of art, food and jazz provided by the Lakeside Jazz Festival.
Last year the juried and judged show attracted some of the best artist around the area, creating yet again a successful and well attended event.
Here are the 2014 prize winners.
Best in Show $3,000 prize
Phil Parker
1st Place $2,000 prize
David Figueroa
2nd Place $1,000 prize
Tim Ludwig
Award of Excellence $750 prize
Carol Napoli
Award of Distinction $500 prize
Cedomir Djordjevski
Steven Howell
Gregory Jones
David Mallory
Jinsheng Song
Award of Commendation $300 prize
Rick Crawford
Gabriel Fernandez
Nancy Hagood
Don Kennedy
Jerry Spangler
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The Harry Potter Wiki reveals plot details about the series. Read at your own risk!
- 30 July - 2 August, 2015: GeekyCon (formerly known as LeakyCon) will be held in Orlando, Florida.
- 28 October, 2014: Harry Potter: The Creature Vault, a behind-the-scenes look at the magical animal and plant designs from the films, will be published.
- 14 October, 2014: The Making of Harry Potter adds a new Dark Arts feature to the tour.
- 26 September, 2014: The sixth Pottermore House Cup is awarded to Ravenclaw.
- ...that Rubeus Hagrid was 62 in Harry Potter's first year at Hogwarts?
- ...that Albus Dumbledore's favourite kind of jam is raspberry?
- ...Peeves's hat with bells was custom-made in 1876 by Madame Bonhabille of Paris by request of Headmistress Eupraxia Mole, who was trying to compensate the Poltergeist after the caretaker of the day tried to get rid of him?
- ...that when Severus Snape substituted for Remus Lupin in Harry's third year Defence Against the Dark Arts class, he said that Kappas are from Mongolia when they are actually from Japan?
- ...that there are one hundred forty-two staircases in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry?
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- 1994: Harry Potter has a lesson on the Patronus Charm with Professor Lupin.
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13 Who is wise and understanding among you? Let him show his deeds done in gentleness of wisdom by his good life. | 13 Who is wise and understanding among you? Let him show it by his good life, by deeds done in the humility that comes from wisdom. |
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Keith, Coselle, Marion, Okiku, Cele, Blaze, Hyrem, Connor, Alice, Michael: Coselle expressed her hope that Keith's assertion that Fennekin did not look like Fighting-type material was correct, stating that far too many Fire-type starters ended up Fighting-types. She then remarked that if Froakie did indeed end up a Water/Fighting-type, it would be quite similar of a situation to Poliwrath, something Keith hadn't thought of. Still, she conceded it would be interesting to see in a starter. Then, Keith saw two people, obviously a couple, approach the bartender for a key to one of the upstairs rooms. Keith was somewhat astonished to see that this couple was none other than Marion and Balmund- he had no idea they were seeing each other. Granted, he barely knew Balmund that well. They've made trades in the past, and Keith had him babysit Severus, back before the PC restrictions were repealed, but that was more or less the extent of it. Then again, when August and Durandal had fallen in love, and had waged that battle in the Bar's parking lot, Marion and Balmund really seemed to hit it off... Then, with a jolt, Keith recalled that Coselle had said that Marion had wanted her to wait outside. He was worried for a second that Marion would notice Coselle's presence and try to drag her out of the Nightclub. To his relief, however, this did not occur, primarily because Marion seemed a little... preoccupied, shall we say, with Balmund. As they left, Keith glanced out at the vacant dance floor, then at Coselle.
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The Office of University Relations produces news releases on special events, speakers and campus community accomplishments. Browse the links below to find the top stories making news at KU, or review the links under "news releases" to the left for all releases.
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KU Names Fall 2014 Dean's List
More than 1,700 students have been named to the Fall 2014 Dean's List at Kutztown University. To be eligible for the list, an undergraduate student must be registered for at least 12 credits and have a minimum grade point average of 3.60.
Stroke Victim Fights Back, Finishes Degree
This time last year, Jennifer was fighting for her life after suffering a stroke. Now, she's a Kutztown University graduate.
Lecture by KU Professor on C-SPAN3 Saturday
A lecture by professor John Riley, associate professor of political science at KU, will air on C-SPAN3's American History TV (AHTV) Saturday, Dec. 13, at 8 p.m.
Commencement Set for Saturday
Approximately 470 undergraduate and 45 graduate students are set to walk during Kutztown University of Pennsylvania's winter commencement ceremonies on Saturday, Dec. 13 at 9 a.m. in the O'Pake Fieldhouse. Acting President Dr. Carlos Vargas-Aburto will preside.
KU to Partner with Regional School Districts for Grant
Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education was awarded a third Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) grant, through the U.S. Department of Education. The seven-year, $23.7 million grant was awarded to 14 institutions of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. Part of the grant will be used to fund KU's efforts to partner with regional school districts and assist underrepresented students in learning about higher education opportunities and, eventually, attend college.
KU Selected as a Top School in Military Advanced Education Guide
Kutztown University has been awarded the designation of a 'Top School' in the 2015 Military Advanced Education's (MAE) Guide to Colleges and Universities, which measures the best practices in military and veteran education.
Kutztown University Recognizes Faculty for Research, Excellence in Teaching
KU honored Professor Cheryl Hochberg, Dr. Todd Underwood and Dr. Adrienne Oakley, during the faculty recognition ceremony in November. Hochberg, chairperson of the Department of Fine Arts, and Underwood, Department of Biological Sciences, received Chambliss Faculty Research awards; Oakley, Department of Physical Sciences, received the John P. Schellenberg Award.
KU Student Serves Community at Home and Away
KU sophomore Kathleen Douillette, featured in this story provided to the Lebanon Daily News, has been volunteering with the Campbelltown Fire Co. since age 14. Now that she attends Kutztown University, she volunteers at the Kutztown Fire Co. simultaneously.
Kutztown University Named a "Best for Vets"
Kutztown University has been selected to appear on The Military Times' Best for Vets list. This recognition acknowledges KU's commitment to providing opportunities for America's veterans.
KU Department wins PCA Outstanding Counselor Education Program of the Year Award
Kutztown University's Counseling and Student Affairs Department is the winner of the Pennsylvania Counseling Association's (PCA) 2014 Outstanding Counselor Education Program of the Year Award. Members of the department accepted the award at a luncheon on Saturday, Nov. 8, during PCA's annual conference, held in State College, Pa.
Professor to be Featured on the Weather Channel
Dr. Edward Simpson, chair, Physical Sciences Department, will appear on an episode of the Weather Channel's "Strangest Weather on Earth" Sunday, Nov. 9 at 9 p.m.
Kutztown University's commitment to Remain Affordable to all Reinforced
Morning Call feature on Pell Grants shows KU's commitment to all students.
KU to Offer Online Autism Spectrum Disorder Endorsement Program for Educators
Beginning in winter 2015, Kutztown University's Department of Special Education will offer an online, 12-credit autism endorsement program for currently certified teachers or seniors who are enrolled in a program leading to instructional certification.
Professor Receives 2014 Ronald Lunardini Mentoring Award
Dr. Kelley R. Kenney, KU professor of counseling and student affairs, has been honored as the recipient of the Pennsylvania College Personnel Association (PCPA) 2014 Ronald Lunardini Mentoring Award.
Professor Authors Book on Understanding Adolescents for Helping Professionals
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Apple agreement with the European Union would allow lower Amazon e-book prices
(Read article summary)The deal – which would end an antitrust investigation targeted at Apple's e-book pricing in Europe and allow Amazon to sell e-books more cheaply – is good news for Amazon but bad news for publishers.
Apple and four publishers are close to cutting a deal with European Union regulators that will enable Amazon to offer lower e-book prices and end an antitrust investigation into Apple's e-book pricing in Europe.
The decision effectively hands Amazon a victory in e-book pricing, allowing it to sell e-books more cheaply than its rivals. According to Reuters, a deal was offered to EU regulators in September by Apple and four publishers: News Corp. unit HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, Lagardere SCA's Hachette Livre, and Verlagsgruppe Georg von Holtzbrinck, the owner of Germany's Macmillan. (Pearson's Penguin group, also part of the investigation, did not take part in the settlement offer.)
The deal, which the EU regulators are poised to accept, allows retailers like Amazon the ability to set their own prices or discounts for a period of two years. It also suspends "most favored nation" contracts for a period of five years. Such contracts bar publishers from making deals with rival retailers to sell e-books more cheaply than Apple.
It was these contracts, which effectively prevented Amazon and other retailers from undercutting Apple's e-book pricing, which sparked the EU investigation last December.
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Green Bay — Matt Flynn's fumble. Nick Perry's encroachment penalty. The failure of Evan Dietrich-Smith to snap the ball that led to the fatal false-start penalty. Flynn's decision-making on the final play.
Those four egregious errors occurred in the last 3 minutes late Sunday afternoon, dooming the Green Bay Packers to their bitter 38-31 defeat at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lambeau Field.
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Twelve passes were thrown to James Jones (74 of 79 snaps) and Jarrett Boykin (71), and five to Jordy Nelson. Coordinator Dick LeBeau did some things to minimize Nelson's role, but not enough for that large of a discrepancy. Nelson hasn't been the Packers' most targeted receiver since Game 10. Operating against nickel back William Gay, a competitive overachiever, Nelson didn't catch a ball until the end of the first half. There were just four snaps all game in which he was alone to a side. During Randall Cobb's absence, Nelson has had far more snaps from the slot than anyone else. He's good in the slot, but he's Pro Bowl good outside. As talented and trustworthy as Nelson is, it's surprising Mike McCarthy hasn't found more ways to get him the ball. He shouldn't be a decoy. Toughing it out on bad knee, Jones caught seven of his nine receptions from an outside location. Flynn had no business throwing that curl to him. Ike Taylor was squatting on the route. He got away with it because Jones wanted the ball more and made a miraculous grab. Jones' double moves weren't effective but he broke a few tackles and sold out inside. Boykin also showed courage, extending on a slant with LILB Vince Williams lurking and then breaking three tackles. He had a routine drop but also took a back-shoulder TD catch away from Cortez Allen. Andrew Quarless (60) had one of his better blocking games, especially working against LOLB Jason Worilds at the point of attack late in the first half. You can't blame Quarless for Flynn's interception. He was just getting into his run block and had no idea Flynn was going to rise up and fire.
Perhaps inspired by how well Dallas ran its zone scheme last week, this unit was in fine form for a rushing attack that averaged 5 yards per carry. Players got off the ball in almost perfect unison, then moved together on stretch plays to prevent penetration while cutting off the back side. It was highly impressive, an illustration of how the zone scheme is supposed to look. All five starters did the job. There were just three "bad" runs, and only one was charged to the line. About the only terrible block was by Marshall Newhouse on his first of two snaps as a sixth blocker. Worilds beat Newhouse inside, and he was penalized for holding. Why even play him? The penalty on Newhouse was one of six against the unit although two holds on David Bakhtiari were nullified. The most costly came with 20 seconds left at the 1 when Dietrich-Smith didn't snap the ball on time and T.J. Lang was the first player to jump. That was just a killer mistake. Four of the six fouls were holds and Josh Sitton grabbed the face mask of Worilds on a delay blitz. LeBeau pressured on just 17.4% of passes. Of the three sacks, one came on a simple twist off the right side and another occurred on a power-rushing jail break in which Dietrich-Smith, Sitton and Bakhtiari all got walked back. With LaMarr Woodley on injured reserve and backup Jarvis Jones inactive due to illness, Bakhtiari had his easiest matchup of the season against deep reserves Chris Carter and Stevenson Sylvester. With the zone scheme working so well, McCarthy pulled the guards on just seven runs.
Flynn's TD pass to Boykin came against a six-man pressure. With unblocked FS Ryan Clark sprinting straight at him, Flynn calmly threw a back-shoulder dart. He drilled a slant to Boykin with Barclay pushed back into his lap. When DE Cameron Heyward, the Steelers' best and most powerful lineman, drove Sitton back into Flynn, he still hung in and delivered a 31-yard strike to Nelson. Flynn doesn't mind taking a licking to make a play. His temperament and composure strike the right chord. On a harsh weather day for quarterbacks, Flynn managed the best he could and made no excuses later. On the interception, Flynn checked from run to pass from an inverted wishbone formation that can be problematic for a one-step toss. He's not Aaron Rodgers. Just stick with the sideline call. On the last snap, he could have just spiked the ball from under center and the Packers still would have had about 8 seconds for third- and fourth-down plays. It's hard to say how the random coverage by Troy Polamalu affected Flynn's choice of Boykin over Nelson on their companion in-breaking routes. Two plays before, he made a great choice going to Quarless on a crosser instead of following through with an ugly-looking screen. On the finale, Nelson seemed to be the better call. The fumble is on Flynn. He also threw half a dozen passes that were off-line or almost picked.
Even Eddie Lacy has limits on what type of injuries he can handle. Already playing on a bad right ankle, he limped off late in the third quarter on his 37th snap and didn't return. Before that, Lacy demonstrated the power, the leg drive and the vision opponents have come to respect if not fear. In all, he broke five tackles. On his 14-yard TD, he saw Polamalu and Carter pursuing a little too fast from the back side. So he geared down, cut back left, turned on the speed and spun-leaped over Taylor into the end zone. His teammates seem to adore the guy. He's spirited, unselfish and makes them look good. Plus, his pass protection was solid, too. James Starks played 26 snaps, 11 more than he has in any game since Sept. 22. The Pittsburgh coaches thought Starks ran the ball effectively in the 45th Super Bowl, which was his last game against them. Starks was effective again, pressing the hole better than he has some weeks and really bringing it to the defense. John Kuhn (25) rushed three times for 12 yards, dropped a screen and didn't block as well as usual.
Based on unofficial totals compiled in the press box, none of the seven players had either a solo or assisted tackle. It was expected that B.J. Raji (33) or Ryan Pickett (32) might have done damage against Cody Wallace, the Steelers' No.3 center who is playing with his fifth team. Both players occupied blocks and weren't ever blown out, but they didn't get off blocks, either. Wallace and Raji had been getting under each other's skin when Wallace hit Raji in the face and the officials saw Raji retaliate for a 15-yard penalty. You just can't do it. Later, Raji was on the back side of a running play when he exploded with his hands and left Wallace in a heap. It was a seldom-seen flash of dominance that was often seen in 2010. As usual, Mike Daniels (30) was the best rusher. Daniels' worst play occurred on Le'Veon Bell's 4-yard run that set up his winning TD on the next play. Playing RE in the 4-4 goal-line defense (C.J. Wilson would have been the better choice), Daniels was knocked so far from his gap by LT Kelvin Beachum that pulling RG David DeCastro could wheel through the gaping hole. Failure there might have been the difference between 3 and 7 points. Datone Jones played a season-low four snaps, effectively replaced by Josh Boyd (24) in many sub situations. Boyd was just OK. Wilson played six snaps.
The Packers got just 21 snaps from Clay Matthews (thumb) and 19 from Brad Jones (ankle) before they exited with recurring injuries. Matthews posted the only sack, beating Beachum off the edge in 2.6 seconds. Mike Neal (48) had just one pressure against RT Marcus Gilbert. He also gave up a 6-yard bootleg toss on a fourth-and-1 and lost his gap integrity twisting inside on Ben Roethlisberger's 13-yard TD. Neal, however, did set an extremely strong edge against TEs Heath Miller and Matt Spaeth and bounced off a cut block by Gilbert to tackle Miller a yard short on a third-and-6. Nick Perry (22) needs an off-season to rehab his bad foot. Playing more than he has in a month, Andy Mulumba (25) didn't do anything as a rusher but was stout against the run. The interception by A.J. Hawk (58) was one of the finest plays of his long career. He read Roethlisberger's eyes, leaped high and tipped the ball to himself. His gap accountability has been inconsistent in recent weeks, and he made it too easy for Wallace to eliminate him on Bell's 22-yard draw play. Hawk had Bell by the legs when Jamari Lattimore (34) stripped him to set up a TD. Jones seems more at ease than Lattimore with Hawk's role directing traffic and barking orders. Lattimore vacated the middle on Roethlisberger's TD jaunt. Concerned with Roethlisberger's mastery of extending plays, Dom Capers pressured a season-low 14.3% on passes. Astonishingly, there wasn't a single inside-linebacker blitz.
After CB coach Joe Whitt said Friday that Micah Hyde had everything necessary to play safety at some point, the Iowa rookie was at his physical best. Playing 49 snaps as the nickel back, Hyde was heavily involved at the line in run support. Without hesitation, he took on a pulling guard with the proper shoulder and forced a run inside. He beat WR Emmanuel Sanders off the back side and helped tackle Bell for no gain on a third-and-2. On a similar play, Hyde got rid of WR Markus Wheaton and made a tackle for loss on a third-and-1. He also applied tight coverage. Morgan Burnett (58) and M.D. Jennings (22) each missed two tackles and Sam Shields (53) missed one. Burnett committed too early, dropped his head and was hurdled by Bell on a 25-yard run. That cost the defense an extra 15 yards. Jennings gave up an additional 17 yards by missing Bell and Antonio Brown. Sean Richardson (36) provides far more size in the box than Jennings, and was more than adequate as a run stopper. He's also somewhat stiff in coverage, and was too deep on Spaeth's far-too-easy 11-yard TD catch. Tramon Williams (57) had a long day trying to keep up with the cat-quick Brown. He looked the wrong way on Brown's 36-yard reception behind him, gave up a back-shoulder pass for 18 and avoided a slant-and-go TD pass of 15 yards when Roethlisberger made an awful throw.
Mason Crosby connected from 22 yards, had one blocked from 23 that was wiped out by penalty and averaged 61 yards and 3.77 seconds of hang time on six kickoffs. Tim Masthay's five-punt day opened with a one-hop snap from Brett Goode, which was one of his worst ever. His averages were 41.6 (gross), 33.4 (net) and 3.82 (hang time).
It was a banner game for Hyde and the kickoff-return unit. Hyde's runbacks of 70, 39 and 33 yards all exceeded the club's long of 31 in the first 14 games. The blocking was better sustained than usual, and Hyde hit the gaps hard. On the other hand, Sanders returned a kickoff for 46 when Mulumba and Jennings couldn't get off blocks and Crosby had to save the day. Masthay was called on to tackle Brown on his 41-yard punt return when Jake Stoneburner and Kahlil Bell overran him and Mulumba missed. On fourth and 3, Perry inexplicably jumped offsides on a field-goal block, and his gaffe quickly turned into the winning TD. P Mat McBriar completed a long pass for 30 yards on the side of the field where Davon House and Kuhn were located. Stoneburner muffed a pooch kickoff but recovered himself. Heyward blocked the field goal in a gap occupied by Derek Sherrod and Newhouse. Stoneburner and Victor Aiyewa drew major penalties.


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The news on the CVG wires is running hot. You've seen things people wouldn't believe: flying mammoths, naked bodies ominously hovering in your path, dead wolves chasing after you, goats getting stuck to beds.
A new Bethesda game is here (see our Skyrim guide) and, even though it's a genuine masterpiece, that also means that there's a barrel-ful of hilarious glitches that come with it.
Join us, then, for a round-up of the greatest glitches that've been found in Skyrim so far. What's more, if you've experienced any great unscripted and/or undesired Skyrim moments please share them in the comments thread. The window for madcap exploits might close when Bethesda patch the game, so let's have as much fun as we can in the mean-time.
1) Fore!
Some might say that the power of a giant strike is a little bit unbalanced. Still, at least it's an interesting new version of fast-travel...
Then again, if you think it's funny when it's done to yourself - check out what it's like when an NPC gets a taste of giant club:
2) You'll believe that a horse can fly
The take-off is dainty and nervous, while the landing... well, the landing is a little iffy. Still though, a full five stars awarded for managing to get a four-legged beast airborne.
3) Put the bunny back on the bank...
Poor little mite. This bunny rabbit is swimming upstream, migrating back to the shallow mountain-top pools where he can finally mate - and then die. Shame he's stuck and getting electrified by wandering magicians really.
4) I want to take his face. Off.
Sinister Dementor-like business here, or perhaps more Doctor Who Headless Monk. Either way, it gives us the willies. And not in a good way.
5) Illusionists get all the best tricks
You'd think that a dragon's skeleton would be pretty heavy, right? Not when placed in direct contact with illusion skills they're not...
6) That stealing video, on the off-chance you haven't seen it
It isn't a glitch, more a hilarious manipulation of in-game rules, but by the Gods we wanted an excuse to post this up.


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The beatles of Japan would have been Group Sounds, or some artists like that.
But yes, i DO recommend the pillows as well. Very good music. I like em so much, I've almost got their entire discography.


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Many of us can feel overwhelmed balancing our work and personal schedules. The same cannot be said for Mary Mathiowetz. In addition to serving as Microsoft's Operations and Community Manager in Minneapolis, Mathiowetz has taken on another role: leader in the local Minneapolis community. Mathiowetz is involved with a variety of philanthropic organizations throughout the Twin Cities, including the Jr. League of Minneapolis, an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities, and the Emily Program Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating eating disorders through advocacy and education.
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Rate is the average between 1 night with Passport America discount (50%) and 1 night with Good Sam discount (10%). PA requires cash. Easy access off Hwy 84 and a short drive to Lubbock. Long covered lanes to park for check in. Escort to site with explanation of hookups. Clean, quiet CG with long, gravel, pull-through site that was fairly level. There is an off leash dog park. There appears to be quite a few permanent or long-time residents, but their sites were very well kept, so not a problem at all. A nice place to stay for an overnight or if staying in the Lubbock area. We would stay again. - Gayle E.
Good stopover park. Clean, level sites. Some permanents but all are kept neat. Not a destination park, but good for overnight. We have stayed here several times and would stay again. Rate is Passport America. - p/t fulltime
Rate reflects PA rate. Large covered check in. Lady checked us in with very few words. Gave sheets with wifi, cable and restroom codes. Helpful man escorted us to our spot, #36 and right next to spotless laundry, and spacious, well lit, and utterly pristine shower/toilet area. Gravel site was perfectly level. Park was clean and well groomed. Park looks to be mainly long term residents. Very little shade. Limited cable channels, but wifi worked great. Not a picturesque park, but certainly does the join for a one-nite layover. And with PA, you can't beat the rate. Would stay here again if traveling to/from Lubbock. - texasgal54


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Saturday, it's all about the holiday parties. First I'll check out the Max Fashion Show, hosted by Max Martinez of MAX clothing boutique in Cherry Creek. Held at the Sherman Street Event Complex, he'll feature the latest collections by Chloe, Missoni, Narciso Rodriguez, Miu Miu and Gaultier. Tickets range from $45 for general admission to $175 for front-row runway seats, and proceeds benefit Volunteers of America's Brandon Center, a shelter for homeless women and their children.
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Manor House | 13 bedrooms | sleeps 40
Key Info |
The General Stores is furnished by Fashion and Textiles Designer and Upholsterer Liz Lewitt, in a bohemian, arts and crafts style - with items begged, borrowed, stolen and customised over the years from various sources.
50% of our bookings are for hen parties, from which we get repeat bookings and recommendations.
25% are three generations of families who recognise that we can cater both for the more senior guests (privacy in George Cottage) and the more junior (lots of toys, books, games, DVDs etc) and who struggle to get all three generations together under one roof.
And 25% are big birthdays with family and friends - 40th and 50th's - people who want a bit of a party in style but want to bring their children with them too.
The house does not have a conventional lay-out as it is three properties joined into one, but what it lacks in convention it makes up for in decor, leisure and entertainment facilities and cooking and dining seating and caatering equipment. (this is according to our guests, many of whom are now re-booking for a third time).
However, please double check all the rooms and facilities, and check with us for a suggested sleeping arrangement for your particular group of family and friends, to avoid suprises when you arrive and to make sure that all members of your party have as close to what they expect as possible!
Whilst it meets four star grading criteria, the house is furnished in a none too precious way so that friends and family can relax without being worried about cream furnishings and carpets. And there are wooden toys in every room where parents might be trying to cook or chat so that children are happy whilst parents relax.
The garden too is informal. Whilst we obviously aren't keen on dogs digging for imaginary bones on the lawn, the garden is fairly relaxed and user friendly with a hot tob, outdoor seating for 30+, BBQ area, a sunken trampoline and an extensive play area with pirate platform and castle.
And for hens - we offer the hot tub, spa facilities, facial steamer, foot spa, pamper hampers and in house beauty treatments, cocktail training &/or chocolatiere sessions.
Size | Sleeps up to 40, 13 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Weston Super Mare |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Access | Car advised |
Nearest Amenities | 100 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Bristol, Nearest railway: Gloucester |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | Pets welcome, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player |
General | Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Pool or snooker table, Games room, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 13 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms of which 4 Family bathrooms, 3 En suites and 3 Shower rooms |
Furniture | 2 Sofa beds, Single beds (15), Double beds (9), Cots (2), Dining seats for 40, Lounge seats for 40 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Climbing frame, Swing set, Trampoline |
Access | Secure parking |
Further details indoors | The General Stores successfully merges the old with the new through the use of beautiful and sensitive decoration by fashion and textile designer Liz Lewitt. There are many fascinating original features still in evidence throughout, which help to tell the story of the buildings long and varied history, including the remains of a rifle range in the barn which was used for gunfire practice during the Second World War, and the series of bee skeps inset into the outside walls of the building into which small hives would be placed to protect them from the elements. Other points of interest are an internal Edwardian sliding casement window in the sitting room, doors and butterfly hinges which date back to the 1650's and an old bread oven from one of the General Stores previous incarnations as the village bakers. |
Further details outdoors | The back of the property forms a three sided courtyard, creating a completely private oasis in the middle of a village setting, with views up onto the bracken covered hills behind. The garden falls into various areas.The lower garden has an al-fresco table & seating for 30+, immediately outside the kitchen. There is an enclosed rockery and fresh herb garden from which you may pick herbs. There is an enclosed area with a large built in stone BBQ, and an upper garden for kids to play with extensive swings, pirate platform, small castle and climbing ropes. However - please be aware that the house is in a village location - if you want to bring a PA system, decks and/or DJ's, let off fireworks or party all night in the garden to help you celebrate - don't book this house! We also often re-locate at weekends from our section of the main house to George Cottage behind the play area at the back of the top lawn. |
Further details | All bookings are liable for a £500.00 refundable security bond, to be paid not less than four weeks prior to guest's stay. If the house is left as it was found, the laundry comes back in an acceptable state from the contract cleaners, the clearing up and preparation for next guests does not exceed 20 hours and there are no noise complaints, the deposit is returned no less than two weeks after the stay but within four weeks. If any monies are retained for repairs or additional cleaning, this will be charged for at £20.00 per hour, and receipts will be provided relating to repair or replacement of items within the house. Whilst the garden is a seemingly private courtyard and has the feel of being quite isolated, the house is in a village location, with all the necessary amenties close by. For this reason, we ask that guests do not play music in the garden, vacate the hot tub by 10.00pm and vacate the garden by 12.00pm. Our neighbours do not want or need to hear your celebrations! Nor do we if we are staying in the cottage behind the main house. However, once inside the main house, you can obviously stay up until what ever time you want, as long as no-one gets to hear you! |
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The Royal Forest of Dean, Vale of Leadon and Wye Valley offer you the opportunity to see typical English Countryside at it's best ! The Royal Forest of Dean was designated as a National Forest Park in 1938, the first in England, and offers you its natural beauty and outdoor leisure. The Forest of Dean is steeped in history, from ancient megalithic sites through to the industrial revolution and the coal mining of the 20th Century.
The Forest of Dean lies in the western part of Gloucestershire, between the rivers Wye and Severn and on the borders of Wales and Herefordshire. It is one of the most distinctive areas of Britain having a seductive charm and character that is uniquely its own. Its range of stunning landscapes and spectacular scenery has inspired artists, craftspeople, inventors, poets and playwrights, as well as the many visitors who return to the area year after year.
The Forest of Dean consists of four quite different landscape areas:
The ancient Royal Forest lies at the very heart of the district with the market towns of Coleford and Cinderford offering an insight into the industrial heritage and history of this fascinating area.
The Wye Valley is an area of outstanding natural beauty and forms the western border of the Forest, separating England from Wales. This unique area offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities such as canoeing and fishing on what is perhaps Britain's most unspoilt major river.
The Vale of Leadon is a quintessentially English area featuring rolling farmland, vineyards and black and white timbered buildings centred around the picturesque town of Newent in the northern part of the district.
The Severn Valley, through which flows the country's longest river, is famous for its tidal bore, Blaisdon plums and perry pears. The old Severnside port of Lydney is the area's main town, and is a thriving business and shopping area. Steeped in history, abundant in local food, rich in culture, and bursting with spectacular scenery, the Forest of Dean offers you the chance to discover a part of England unlike any other. Why not stay for a few days to fully explore the very best that the Forest has to offer.
The parish and town of Mitcheldean is positioned on the uppermost edge of the Forest of Dean, 10 miles from the city of Gloucester and 20 miles from Bristol. Mitcheldean is a small community - however as it has a Town Hall and a fairly substantial population, it is often called a town. It is positioned on the old route of an ancient road, which stretched from the Roman road between Gloucester and South Wales, and as such has a history stretching back to the Domesday book and beyond. The road would have been used for carrying iron, made from locally mined iron ore, so it can safely be assumed that there was a settlement close by.
It has a couple of pubs, three take-aways, a late co-operative convenience store and off-licence, a fruit and veg shop, a family run butcher,a post office, a library, a doctors surgery, pharmacy and beauticians - all you might need for a weekend away and all within walking distance.
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"An exceptional stay at an exceptional house. Every need catered for."
This house is unbelievable. Everything has been thought of. We were a group of 20 adults and 11 children (ages ranging from 9 months to 15 years) and all of us had a fantastic weekend. The sleeping… More
23 Jun 2014
"Perfect Hen House!"
I booked the General Stores for a hen party this June.There were 17 of us in the party and trying to find anywhere in the South West that would suit us for a reasonable price was proving to be a huge … More
3 Jun 2014
"wonderful venue for a birthday party with family"
I can't recommend this place enough. It's a fabulous old building that's been restored in a very tasteful and unique way. Full of original charm but with all mod cons. I booked the plac… More
16 May 2014
"Amazing stay at a terrifically equiped, unique property"
All the family agreed this is one of the best large properties we have stayed in, from the gorgeous hot tub and play areas outside to all the books, games, videos, child related toys of every descript… More
14 May 2014
"The General Stores is wonderful"
To celebrate the forthcoming nuptials of a very good friend, 25 of us booked The General Stores for a weekend of frivolity and our stay was more than we ever expected. As the website says, the layout … More
7 Mar 2014
"everything you'd want for a weekend away with friends"
recently enjoyed a fab hen weekend at Liz's place. We were a group of over 20 and Liz looked after us superbly - great food (espcially breakfast) friendly and helpful yet giving us plenty of spac… More
12 Jan 2014
"Perfect, quirky, lush, high quality Hen House"
We booked the General Stores in November for a beautiful best friend's hen do - we're a creative lot who love cooking and have high standards and the house was absolutely perfect for us. SO … More
So glad it worked for you. We like hens and they always like the house! Everyone's a winner. I'm so glad you used and enjoyed both our kitchens and used them to their max - with one being set up predominantly for main meals in the upper malt house, now seating 40, and the lower malt house kitchen being equipped predominantly for baking.
28 Oct 2013
"Absolute Perfection"
This place is just brilliant - it has everything (and much more) that you could ever need! I know it's not super cheap but when you consider how many bedrooms it has and the facilities it is actu… More
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Can't get a lot better than perfection!
9 Sep 2013
"Perfect place for a group break"
I stayed at the General Stores with the rest of my company for a weekend retreat at the end of August 2013. We used the upper and lower stores plus George Cottage and that easily accommodated all 20 o… More
Glad you enjoyed the weekend - and that it worked for you as a company thing and as individuals - I like the description of you all doing your own things around the house and garden during the afternoon.............the house does lend itself to this kind of thing when the weather is good. And now that we have doors on the green oak timber framed garden room and we hope to cover the BBQ area with another green oak timber framed open sided structure this year, there will be even more spaces to do this even when the weather is bad...........
4 May 2013
"Great fun in a bohemian house"
We had a great time in Liz's house. I stayed in the four poster bed room and it was super luxurious with a bath in the bedroom. The dining table was large enough for the whole party, which is a rarity in these large houses.
There was a large play area for the kids, and the garden got lots of sun. the two kitchens were well stocked and having two made cooking easier for a large group.
The two bedrooms next to the kitchen table are suited children, rather than couples or adults due to the proximity of the kitchen but the children were fine in there.
nice touches around the house, it really feels lived in, and little bathroom or welcome treats are left out which are a nice extra.
The house is very much in the village so its suited to family's and low key parties. Great walks all around the village, we only drove for 2 minutes and we were in the middle of the forest.
we had a great time and the house was very luxurious.
Thank you so much for your comments - we're really glad that you enjoyed the house and that the complimentary table of local artisan foods and drinks were appreciated!
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In the first three months of this year, BMW Motorrad sales were higher than any first quarter before. Sales through March came to a total of 28,719 vehicles (previous year: 24,732 units), making for an increase of 16.1%. In March alone, 15,183 motorcycles and maxi scooters (previous year: 13,067 units) were supplied to customers worldwide.… Continue Reading »
History was made today as the first BMW C evolution scooters rolled off the assembly lines. These are the first series production all-electric vehicles to be produced by the BMW Motorrad plant in Berlin-Spandau. Customers across Europe can look forward to riding the "revolutionary" vehicle soon while those in the USA will have to wait and… Continue Reading »
BMW Motorrad reports they were the "overall winner" with two category wins and three other "podium" placements in the customer satisfaction survey among motorcycle owners carried out by the Motorcycle Industry Council in the USA. The survey consisted of a written questionnaire that was sent out last fall to a total of 50,303 owners of 10 motorcycle… Continue Reading »
What looked like an ordinary R1200GS rolled off the production line at BMW's Berlin-Spandau plant today but it was very special. That's because it was the 500,000th BMW GS motorcycle with a flat-twin (boxer) engine to be manufactured at the plant. Since 1969, motorcycles have been manufactured for the world market in Berlin-Spandau with the… Continue Reading »
BMW Motorrad received a total of nine awards in the German Motorrad magazine "Motorcycle of the Year 2014" readers' choice awards including three category victories. BMW Motorrad has never won so many top places in the reader survey before. As was the case last year, the BMW HP4 took first place in the "Sports Bike" category with a… Continue Reading »
BMW released their financial results for 2013 and it showed new highs for sales volume and earnings. This is BMW Group's fourth straight record for sales and comes despite challenging economic conditions worldwide. BMW Motorrad, the motorcycle division, saw increases in sales volume, revenues and earnings in 2013. Revenues edged up by 0.9% to € 1,504 million (about… Continue Reading »
In February, BMW Motorrad once again achieved record sales with 8,098 motorcycles and Maxi-Scooters delivered to customers worldwide (previous year: 6,847 units) — a growth of 18.3% year-over-year. Deliveries for January and February amount to a total of 13,536 vehicles (previous year: 11,665 units). This corresponds to an increase in sales of 16%. Heiner Faust, Director… Continue Reading »
On April 1, 2014, Prof. Dr. Karl Viktor Schaller (55) will take over as head of BMW Motorrad development from Dr. Christian Landerl. Landerl (53) headed motorcycle development since November 2008 and will now lead development of the automobile petrol engine division. Prof. Dr. Schaller studied mechanical engineering from 1979 to 1985 at the Technical… Continue Reading »
A move to a new location for BMW Group Classic marks a return to the company's historic roots. BMW AG has acquired a plot of land covering more than 13,000 square meters (3.2 acres) in the Milbertshofen district of Munich. Previously part of a Knorr-Bremse AG facility, it won't be long before the site finds… Continue Reading »


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Definition of Memory, recentMemory, recent: Short-term memory. Also called working memory. Recent memory is a system for temporarily storing and managing the information required to carry out complex cognitive tasks such as learning, reasoning, and comprehension. Recent memory is involved in the selection, initiation, and termination of information-processing functions such as encoding, storing, and retrieving data. One test of recent memory is memory span, the number of items, usually words or numbers, that a person can hold onto and recall. In a typical test of memory span, an examiner reads a list of random numbers aloud at about the rate of one number per second. At the end of a sequence, the person being tested is asked to recall the items in order. The average memory span for normal adults is 7 items. Source: MedTerms™ Medical Dictionaryhttp://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=7148 Last Editorial Review: 8/28/2013 Medical Dictionary Definitions A - ZSearch Medical Dictionary
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I bought this a while back, and I'm quite pleased with it! Orgasm perks up my fair skin very nicely...needless to say I love the blush! Laguna...ehhh...I'm on the fence about. I use only a teeny tiny bit because on my skin, it goes orange very fast. However, the two compliment each other very nicely. I'll buy Orgasm again, but Laguna, I doubt it.
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I went on vacation to California during the Holidays and bought this duo. I've been meaning to try NARS blushes for a while and I also needed a bronzer. I don't think I can say anything that hasn't been said before. Both the blush and bronzer blend well and are easily buildable. You don't need to put a lot for the colors to show and I'd say it's difficult to mess the application up! It gives a pretty sheen to the cheeks too. I also occasionally use this as an eyeshadow (pink on lid, brown in crease and on lashline).
I'll wait until next time I go to the States to buy another one, though. I can't imagine the ridiculous price I'd have to pay for this in Canada.
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Absolute gorgeousness! I have been wanting to try both Orgasm and Laguna for a while, so this was a great way to be able to use the both of them together. Laguna is my favorite bronzer to date. It is not orange in the least, very pigmented, and I love to add definition to my face by sweeping it in the hollows of my cheeks, jawline, and the hairline by my temples. Instant face slimmer. And orgasm complements it well, by adding that nice radiant golden sheen to the apples of my cheeks in the pinky-peach color. I'll go in and highlight with Albatross afterwards if I want some extra glow for the night.
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I have Orgasm in many forms due to NARS palettes but my "baby" laguna bronzer is almost running out so I decided to put the full sized duo because it came in a gift set. I like use Laguna Bronzer to contour the skin, bronze the entire face, and I like to use this in the crease of the eyes for depth and dimension. Then I use the Orgasm blush for cheeks and highlighting the cheekbones too. It also makes a great eyelid color as well. So if you are a little questionable about purchasing this blush/bronzer duo think of it this way ... you have 2 colors for both checks and eyes!!!!
When I first got this I was a broke college freshmen. I had been dying to try this so I saved up and splurged on myself. The next morning I was so excited to put on my makeup...but then felt a little let down. The blush/bronzer did look good, but I wasn't sure if it looked that much better than my previous (and less expensive) bronzer and blush. When I looked at pictures of myself wearing this I could really see a difference. My normally pale "blah" skin was glowing! All of my girlfriends would always wear this before we would go out. The blush is a gorgeous peachy pink color that brightens my whole face and the bronzer shockingly enough looks very natural. I had to practice with the bronzer though because you have to use a light hand...it won't turn you orange but it can make your face look ruddy and brown if you use too much! Expensive product but it is worth the splurge :)
LOVE this duo! I love both of the Laguna bronzer and Orgasm blush. This was the perfect combo. Both products give an amazing natural glow!
Expensive, but with the money. Highly pigmented...a little goes a long way!
It's a great combo. I love the Laguna bronzer! It gives me this natural tan color and I also use it for some light contouring. Orgasm is great as well but it could be better if i wasn't for the glitter.
Definitely a holy grail item for me! I rarely ever use any other kind of blush or bronzer. The only complaint I have is that it is a pricier product, but I believe it's worth it, and I'll probably repurchase over and over.
I bought this amazing duo after reading so many reviews ´cause I'm not able to get Nars products were I live so, thank God, MUA exits!!!
It's just my HG blush/bronzer from now on. All been said about orgasm and laguna, I just want to add it´s the most natural looking product I've ever used, beautiful and with the exact amount of pigmentation just to add glow instead of looking extravagant. It's very easy applying and what I like most: the packaging allows carrying it on my bag and use it for touch ups during the day thanks to its big mirror. I'm a 35NW/Barcelona and it looks very pretty on me, but my sister is a 25NC/Punjab and so does on her, I really think it fits almost everyone, and for those who can't afford it, you can sometimes find good offers at ebay.


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We're only one month into 2015 and we've already had a year's worth of classic news bloopers.
Snickers has really outdone themselves in the WTF department with their ad for this Sunday's Super Bowl. In their latest commercial featuring the "you're not yourself when you're hungry" concept, Danny Trejo takes on the role of Marcia Brady, while Steve Buscemi plays the role of Jan, which is rather timely, given the currently popular 'Brady Bunch' meme that's been taking over Tumblr.
Something tells us Sebastian Bach won't be sharing any festival bills with Stryper and Sweet & Lynch singer Michael Sweet anytime soon.
The movie critic system really ought to just go back to the "thumbs up, thumbs up" or "one through five star" system to avoid colossal blunders like this one.
At some point, every man needs to fill out his bar. And without question, bourbon should occupy a prime piece (or pieces) of real estate in that bar. Here are five bourbons to get you started.
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Nothing says welcome to Westeros like some GIFs of most bodacious babes straight out of 'Game of Thrones.'
Watch these babies faces as their parents drive through a tunnel. Who knew that babies paid so much attention to their surroundings?
The Doobie Brothers have played to countless crowds over the years, but one of their most memorable gigs got its start on Jan. 28, 1978, when the band tried to do a nice thing for some high school students and ended up being bootlegged by a kid wearing a trench coat and a beret.
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Over the last week, a few more videos showing the 2014 Corvette Stingrays testing on public roads have surfaced on YouTube. We've already posted a couple of these to our Facebook page but wanted to share them with our regular blog readers as well. Check out these videos and keep your cell phones and cameras handy because you'll never now when you might encounter the new Corvette Stingray!
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Watch this whole video to see the huge fireball that erupts from the rear end of this ZR1 undergoing a dyno test at ShorTuning in Stanford, Kentucky.
Eric Lancaster's 2010 ZR1 is measured at releasing a whopping 902.2 horsepower to the rear wheels just before the blinding light show.
The Corvette Team's annual seminar to Corvette owners and enthusiasts at the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring included a very special guest – the 2014 Corvette Stingray Coupe. Team Members Tadge Juechter, Harlan Charles and Bowling Green Assembly Plant Manager Dave Tatman each spoke about the new 7th Generation Corvette and then answered questions from the crowd.
Editor's note: We posted this video from our new CorvetteVideos.TV website onto our Facebook page Saturday night. The video generated a lot of comments about the direction of the new Corvettes rear end design so we wanted to share it with our non-facebook friends as well.
For months now, the Internet has been abuzz over the rear end of the seventh-generation Corvette.
Some old-timers have made no secret that they don't care much for the move away from the traditional round tail lamps that have been on the Corvette since 1963 (though some C4s had rectangular lights and the C5 had ovals).
Tom Peters, design director for the 2014 Corvette Stingray, recently took a few moments to talk with Autoweek to explain his team's thinking as they designed the rear of the car.
CorvetteBlogger.com spoke with Corvette Product Manager Harlan Charles at the 2013 North American International Auto Show. In this wide-ranging interview, Harlan filled us in on some of the exciting features and options that will be on the 2014 Corvette Stingray.
Since its inception Corvette has been known for showcasing new and innovative technologies. From the 1953′s fiberglass body to the C3′s fiber optic light monitoring system to the more recent Magnetic Ride Control systems Corvette continues to set the technological pace for GM. The C7 follows suit by using an aluminum frame and more stealthily, a new Shape Memory Alloy (SMA) wire to control the hidden rear hatch vent.
In the latest installment of the 2014 Corvette Stingray preview videos from Chevrolet, the focus is on the engineering and specifically the aluminum frame that is now produced in the new body shop at the Corvette Assembly Plant in Bowling Green.
We first showed you last year the violent crash of a helicopter that was racing a Corvette ZR1 as part of a stunt for Top Gear Korea, the South Korean version of the popular British show.
Well, last weekend the BBC released more footage of the stunt that featured the show's Kim Jin Pyo trying to outrun a retired U.S. military Bell AH-1 Cobra copter.
Another classic Corvette from the John Justo collection was this Black 1962 Corvette roadster that crossed Mecum's Kissimmee auction block on Friday, January 25th. Highly optioned and a multiple award winner, the last year C1 Corvette sold for $242,000.


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Centurions will play Harvard-Westlake in Division II final.
The Saugus girls soccer team is in the CIF Southern Section Division II championship game after downing Redlands, 2-1, Tuesday.
Erin Ortega and Jamie Molacek provided the offense, scoring the goals for Saugus. Shasta Fisher had an assist.
It was another big game for Ortega. She scored her second goal in as many games. Against Crescenta Valley in the quarterfinals, Ortega scored the only goal in a 1-0 shutout.
Molacek's goal was her second of the playoffs. She scored one of the eight goals against Highland in the first round.
Saugus will face Harvard-Westlake, 2-1 winners over Yucaipa, in the championship game.
In college hockey, the College of the Canyons open the American Collegiate Hockey Association Division III national championship tournament against Albany today in Rochester, N.Y. COC has the fourth seeded and is the only team from California in the 16-team tournament.
In college baseball, the College of the Canyons pounded out five home runs in a 21-5 win over West L.A. College. Trevor Bloom hit two homers, including a grand slam in the eighth inning.
In college softball, Lauren Rose hit a lead-off home run, but the College of the Canyons lost 5-2 to Moorpark College.


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Lady Gaga and Madonna in the Picasso vision.
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This Friday we continue our freaking experiment with provided source images. Older people are often advised by doctors to learn and practice juggling regularly. The reason? Juggling involves many quick and precise coordination movements, which trains your brain as well as your body. Plus, it's a nice amusement skill to have - you'll be the heart of any geezer party if you can still juggle in your 80s. The old lady in the today's source photo hasn't gathered a fan crowd... yet. But we'll help her have fun today. Photoshop this photo of an old lady juggling any way you wish. Some examples are - show what other objects she may juggle and what other talents she may have, etc. (Image credit: Helen ST)
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At the beginning of the study, the runners ran an average of about four hours a week. After 21 years, their running time declined to an average of 76 minutes per week.
Everyone in the study became more disabled after 21 years, but for runners, the onset of disability started later. Perhaps not surprisingly, running was linked to lower rates of cardiovascular deaths from causes such as stroke and heart attack. However, it also was associated with fewer early deaths from cancer, neurological disease, infections and other causes, according to the findings.
The study appears in the Aug. 11 edition of Archives of Internal Medicine.
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Banana and oatmeal are a perfect pair in these not-too-sweet treats. Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 66.8
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Sweet and nutritious Yojo to restore your mojo! Many thanks to my friend Julie for giving me this recipe. Submitted by YERVANT Carbs: 4.4g | Fat: 0.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 4.2g | Calories: 48.6
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I found this on FoodNetwork.com. It's got a very light flavor to it, but at the same time is very flavorful. I love it in the summer, but its good anytime. Submitted by JAZZIKINSWS Carbs: 25.6g | Fat: 11.2g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 34.4g | Calories: 665.2
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This is a delicious, light, refreshing dessert. It's low cal and sugar and can be made with the lite pie filling in any flavor. Note that this needs to be made the night before to soften the graham crackers. Submitted by HOCKIMAMA Carbs: 16.2g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 2.8g | Calories: 80.1
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This is a crunchy treat that takes 10 minutes to prepare. Not only are these raw cinnamon balls delicious, but they will give you energy. They make a great snack in the afternoon when your blood sugar is plunging. The protein in the almonds, combined with the brain stimulating raw cacao and the blood balancing cinnamon will give you that needed lift. Carbs: 19.5g | Fat: 12.9g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 5.7g | Calories: 201.5
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This recipe can be custom made to anyone's personal tastes by both adding or omitting the ingredients I put in my dish. The options are as limitless as the cook's imagination. Add/omit any fresh/frozen vegetable desired - ex. snow peas/peas, green beans, spinach, etc. Crab meat or scallops can be substituted or added to the shrimp for variety. Submitted by HAPPYGRL65 Carbs: 45.4g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 6.8g | Protein: 20.1g | Calories: 339.2
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My trimmed down version of chicken cordon bleu Submitted by VAMPTRIANA4EVR Carbs: 6g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 35.3g | Calories: 216.8
This light and hearty creation will tickle your taste buds and still flatter your figure!! Submitted by DIAMONSKYY Carbs: 20.9g | Fat: 11.1g | Fiber: 5g | Protein: 61.4g | Calories: 430.2
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What happens when professional drift driver Ryan Tuerck modifies the iconic pick-up basketball game of H-O-R-S-E into something he calls the the Ultimate Game of Drift? If you guessed outlandish car tricks, unforgettable style, and a tinge of danger, you'd be absolutely right.
Tuerck's Ultimate Game of Drift stylishly appropriates the rules H-O-R-S-E for drift drivers. Each driver is given a stunt drift driving task (i.e. perform a barrel tap and ensure the barrel stays within a five-foot radius), and each time a driver fails to complete the task, he is given a letter.
Some of the tasks seem impossibly difficult. One sees Tuerck and Drift Alliance teammate Chris Forsberg driving around the track with a jug of orange liquid in their right hand. The driver with the most liquid in their jug by the end of a lap wins.
The Ultimate Game of Drift is a must watch for car enthusiasts and casual fans alike.