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Treasure in the shed
So I was outside playing with the kids this morning and as always Jake wanted to go into the shed. Big boy toys I guess...he likes to look at stuff in there. Well as I took a closer look, I saw these scattered all around the shed. I was so excited and will be washing them up to decorate my new family members! Woo Hoo. Super exciting. Thanks FIL!!!
Toni, I found tem today while Jake was playing. Apparently dad used to be a plant guy...hence all the stuff. Some of them have drainage, some dont. So since I JUST potted all my new stuff AND it is isnt the season to be repotting, I can stick the little planters in the pots for decoration. However, some...most of them arent tall enough and the planter thing sticks out from the deco pot...booo...
\Open to suggestions as always!
Tiff, men enjoy toys..lol.
Do you have plants in shallow pots?
You can add rocks, a inch or two will do, then set a shallow pot inside, sitting on the rocks/pebbles, assuming you have shallow pots.
There are bits that drill through clay, but don't know if you want to attempt making holes..
Did Jake tell you the type of plants he grew in the containers?
I shouldn't say this, but I have several plants in pots w/o drainage. The secret is very careful watering.
But, I won't recommend potting in a non-drainage container. Don't want to be responsible if something goes wrong. lol.
Wow, your one lucky person. I wish I could hit a jackpot like that. I really like that hanging pot in your last pic, it's very unique, so I think you should put a unique hanging plant in it.
Tiff, have you decided which plant will go in the last container?
FPT. One never knows what will be found in old buildings, sheds, etc.
When we went to TN, we visited dh's great aunt. She has a pretty large piece of land.
Out back of her house, was an old building..It was larger than a standard shed, so don't know what it was called.
Anyway, we stepped inside..All types of odds and ends, and pots, were lying around.
DH's niece, took two old jars..one filled w/penny's, the second antique buttons..
I wish I'd have taken the penny's..I collect coins, and I'm certain there were plenty goodies inside.
One never knows what could found in old buildings.
@Charlie Marley is way too big for that pot. Maybe cuttings from him. I do have a smaller philo brazil (Ziggy) :-) He would have fit but he is already in a pot and I dont want to upset him.
No, I havent put anything in the "unique" pot yet...MAYBE...I will have to find something next time I go to the store!! HAHA (any suggestions?)
Joe...You are awesome!!! I love how you gathered all the names of the plants for that. I love your ideas but, they all are already planted in pots. SInce everyone says now isnt a good time to repot, I would hate to upset any of the "older" plants.
I kinda made use of some of them. Put alot of the new plants in there as decoration as they are planted in those little plastic pots that the plants you buy from Walmart come in. They are sitting in the deco pots.
The ont I am most undecided about is the last hanging mini pot I posted...not sure.
Speaking of "shopping"...Friday I decided to take a ride to a place called Trax Farms. It is a nursery, a pumpkin farm, christmas tree farm, has a mini "grocery store" where they sell produce they grow...wine store from locally grown grape vines...anyway, I wanted to just look and see what they had in the way of house plants...And I did just look because I only took $10 with me.
But..OMG, the house plant selection they had there was OUT OF THIS WORLD. I said to myself, thank goodness I didnt take money with me. They had sooooo many and they were all beautiful! I cant wait to go back and get some.
I did however buy some Eco Green biodegradable pots. They were BOGO. Anyone know anything about them? Are they junk... I mean I guess they are better than plastic. They are pretty colors and like I said, BOGO.
i had to look a cpl up, dont know em good as you hehe
yea, i kinda figured as much, and youll likely have more even by Spring, so even MORE decisions lol
sometimes i just cant decide what should go in What!? ya know,
..and then as soon as i Do decide, a week later something Better comes along lol
'deco' pots?? ya mean Decorative? or as in 'Art Deco',
or, ...Decoy Pots !?? lol i like that! yea i have some that are pots-in-pots (draining ones inside of non-draining decorative ones) that actually works out pretty good.
Never heard of the BOGO? you arent talkin about peat-pots are ya?
Trax sounds like a Nice find tho, always nice to have a good go-to-place for down the road.
I sure miss that little country cottage garden store we had years ago,, neatest little place, great plants, bonsai pots, sweet lil lady owner,,,
heres todays snag from Goodwill Store ($1.50)w/my 'senior' discount, required some drilling tho,,
man im soo glad i dont have to buy diapers! lol
smootch Luke n Jake fo me, erm,, man-hug maybe?
take care Tiff :)
Biodegradable - so they will eventually decompose.
I never used them. I think they are made of rice hulls and bamboo fibre and/or some other grain fibers. Good instead of plastic (which will probably never decompose), just understand you have to replace them after a while. They suppose to last about 5 years.
I'd say the crescent-shaped pot doesn't want a strict trailer, though something more erect that can be pruned to compliment the shape of the pot, THEN cascade partially, would be fine. I'm thinking it wants a Nematanthus wettsteinii (goldfish plant). The pot would nicely compliment both the color AND the shape of the blooms; and if you get one with some burgundy on the stems & leaf margins or undersides, it would look great ....... ahem, and I just happen to have one I could make a start from ......
See what I mean about what a difference it makes when the plant and pot interact to create a composition with a sense of harmony:
Tiff..I bought a few annuals potted in BOGO pots a couple summers back.
Plants do well in BOGO pots, except when it's time to repot. Roots attach to the inside, so when soil-ball is to be removed, 'repotting,' several roots tear off.
SS...great job! How did you number plants and pots? Wasn't it you who said "I'm computer illiterate?" lol.
Al, what a beauty! At first glance your Bonsai reminds me of a sail ship on a windy day...
What's the plant to the right? Toni
@Joe. I cant have anymore plants by spring. I dont have the room right now and it wouldnt be fair to a plant to bring it to a condition where it might not get the best care right now.
I meant decorative. Was being lazy. :)
BOGO is buy one get one free!! I went to my Goodwill last week and they had NADA. I was bummed. Which is what sent me to Trax Farms then.
Diapers AND expensive special formula for Luke!!! Now I am starting to wonder if he has a wheat allergy/gluten intolerance. Oh Boy.
@Rina. Thanks! I am ok with that. They were BOGO and they are cute so the use I will get out of them will be worth the little money spent.
@Al. My pot would love to house your goldfish plant. It is looking for the perfect tenant. But as I mentioned I need to put something in there that can handle the current conditions. I can put it in a North facing window till we move so it has to be able to handle that light.
Tiff, Toni,,
interesting(?) semi-related side-note,
i recently had a f.microcarpa growing in an stock 3.25" sq. black plastic nursery pot, which i had placed inside a prefectly matching sq. outter-glazed ceramic pot, with a little pea gravel in between em (thinking humidity),,
the thing grew (vigorously) untill roots were coming out the bottom, were so encircled and encased, and actually adhered to the insides of the secondary pot so hard i had to scrape them out with a putty knife to even seperate the two! just sumthin-to-think-about (potting-in-pots). :)
wasnt me, i AM illiterate, but im a whiz @ Pshop,
dont lemme catch ya posting any self-portraits cuz i'll feel obligated to muck em up and repost em here! lolo
its funny, Als Gorgeous chameacyprus~arborvitae~? in such elegant display,, !
...and still the companion plant caught my eye too ? maybe its those mame pots, i dunno hehe
lol i meant more Pots (by Spring),,
No your Definitely Over your Limit on Plants this year kiddo!
No MORE Plants!
in fact, Al just send ME the GF plant,
...and maybe a cpl salicifolia if ya think of it! hehe
i kid but, ive been collecting pots for Yrs,, and gooodwill's like a block away,,
pfft! im getting a pot a week regardless,
just wish i had the compostional eye to DO something w/em besides stare-at-em in the box. lol
hey you kids remember Frank's nursery and Crafts' ?? (..thought it was national?)
man i miss that place,, they used have these big, kinda soft, Lava-Rock like things, you could carve into all kinds of neat stuff w/just a butter knife, and they were porous too.
I had created a whole mudman village at one point. :)
whew, Very nice!
you really should do a pictorial-thread on your Trees!
or is there? keep forgettin some you kids been here since the 90's hehe


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Mandala Painting Workshop with Master teacher Paul Heussenstamn
Explore the pathways of your artistic soul through the art of Mandala Painting. Everyone will have the opportunity to complete their own Mandala. Painting Mandalas as a reflection of wholeness, is a joyous pursuit. Paul has taught around the world and is a delight. More information about Paul and his classes can be found at www.mandalas.com. No experience or art supplies are necessary. All materials are included. If you are interested, please contact Eva as soon as possible.
September 30 - October 2, 2010 in Falmouth, Maine. Energy exchange $295. For more information about the class www.pachaworks.com. To register for event: email@example.com or 207-756-0488
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Coastal Youth Orchestra Openings: The Coastal Youth Orchestra will hold auditions for students who would like to join the ensemble this season. CYO is accepting string students of all levels and is also looking for advanced wind, brass and percussion students for it's Chamber Orchestra.
CYO's is made up of three ensembles; the Fiddleheads, the Coastal String Ensemble and the Coastal Chamber Orchestra. Nancy Roderick of Brunswick conducts the "Fiddleheads", a beginning string orchestra and the "Coastal String Ensemble" an intermediate string orchestra. The "Coastal Chamber Orchestra" CYO's most advanced group which includes winds, brass and percussion students is directed by Karla Kelley.
The orchestra was established in 2002 to provide a high-quality orchestral experience for area musicians. CYO works to provide a fun, stimulating and challenging setting in which young students can develop their musical skills and learn about performance and music literature. The group performs a winter and spring concert each season and students participate in outreach concerts and student recitals.
Please contact Nancy Roderick at 729-5156 or email Nancy for scheduling an audition appointment or more information.
Fall Carnival at the Portland YMCA: 11 – 3. Admission is free. Tickets sold in order to purchase food/beverages/play games. Games include pumpkin toss, pumpkin relay, and scarecrow relay, among others. Children all ages welcome. Proceeds will benefit the Maine Chapter of the Epilepsy Foundation. Contact Heidi Henninger for further information or to make a donation to the Epilepsy Foundation in Maine @ 233- 2689.
Wolfe's Neck Farm 14Th Annual Harvest Dance
Saturday, October 2, 5-11pm at the historic Mallet Barn on Wolf Neck Road. Sean Mencher and his Rhythm Kings will provide amazing rock-a-billy music for the evening. Dinner provided by Buck's Naked BBQ and includes beef brisket and Grilled Vegetarian lasagna. Gritty's will be selling beer and wine. $35 admission includes dinner but get your tickets early because it's $40 at the door. The Harvest Dance supports Wolfe's Neck Farm's mission of sustainable agriculture, education and recreation. It's a great time and for a great cause. For tickets please contact Melisa Walker @ 318-8630.
Bessie's Farm Goods, 33 Litchfield Rd, Freeport, 865-9840
Bessie's is a wonderful little shop that recently opened on Litchfield Rd. in Freeport. It's a great place to stop by for a cup of coffee and a muffin after drop-off or with the kids after school. This fall, they are offering a series of workshops that may be of interest to the MWS community. Submitted by Aldona Shumway
Forum for Grades 5-12 & Parents:
Grades 5 - 12 Forum:
Bill Yeo Speaks about his Everest Ascent
Thursday, April 2, 1:50 - 2:50 p.m.
Community Hall
Bill is a father in the second grade, Parents are welcome to join grades 5 - 12 for this talk on Thursday.
"The Mask you Live in" Film:
April 2, 2015, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Yarmouth High School Performing Arts Center.
Merriconeag Waldorf School is co-sponsoring this film, The Mask you Live in, with Maine Boys to Men and Yarmouth High School. The film explores American masculinity and it is from the team behind Miss Representation, a film we previously co-sponsored, . This event is recommended for audience members 17 and older. Admission is free but space is limited so registration is required. Register today by clicking below.
Tour of Grades 1 - 8:
Wed, April 8, 8-10:30 am, 57 Desert Rd, Freeport, Begins in Community Hall.
Tour of Grades 1-8.
An opportunity for adults to experience Waldorf education first-hand by observing our students & teachers in action.
This tour is for adults only. Please call 207-865-3900, ext. 103, to register.
Tea & Play Session:
Fri, April 10, 9 - 10 am.
Early Childhood Center, 60 Desert Rd, Freeport.
Prospective parents: Bring your child, share
a cup of tea with us and learn more about our
programs for young children. Storytime at 9:30.
For more info & to register: 207.865.3900,
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Variety Show & Silent Auction to Benefit Tiered Tuition:
Saturday, April 11, 6:00 - 9:30 p.m. (Happy Hour 5-6 p.m.), Community Hall, 57 Desert Road, Freeport
Windows into Waldorf Early Childhood:
Tues, April 14, 9:00 -10:00 a.m.
Early Childhood Center, 60 Desert Rd, Freeport
This event is for prospective parents interested in Waldorf early childhood education. After a glimpse into a kindergarten classroom, we will discuss our unique
approach and answer questions. Adults only. Please register by calling 207-865-3900, ext. 103.
Board Meeting:
Tues, April 14, 6:15 pm
Community Hall.
"You Can't Take It With You":
Grade 8 Play
Wed, April 15, 1:00 pm.
Thurs, April 16, 7:00 pm.
Community Hall, 57 Desert Rd, Freeport.
The 8th Graders will present their play, "You Can't Take It With You." Please join us.
Bring A Friend Day:
Fri, April 17, 8:00 am - 3:00 pm.
Register your grade school friend through firstname.lastname@example.com

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We know ephedra helps people lose weight. We also know it isn't for everybody, which is why the warning labels told people with high blood pressure, heart disease, and other health problems to stay away. But when Baltimore Orioles pitching prospect Steve Bechler died after using ephedra -- even though he ignored warnings that were so specific to his health problems that his picture might as well have appeared on the label -- supplement companies knew it was all over. The FDA banned ephedra more than two years ago.
But the manufacturers are still selling their products. They've simply reformulated them, promising the same results but with different, "ephedra-free" ingredients. They're telling us we can have our cake and eat it, too, confident that none of those frosting-covered calories will end up hanging over our belts. And even before the FDA ban, we were buying it -- in 2002, sales of just one ephedra-free weight-loss supplement totaled $25 million. But what are we really getting for all that green? Science or snake oil? A little of both, it turns out. Here's a sampling of what's inside today's kinder, gentler fat burners.
The claim: "Can help increase your body's weight loss potential . . . and reduce hunger cravings!"
Primary active ingredient: Hydroxycitric acid (amount unknown)
An extract of an Indian fruit called malabar tamarind, hydroxycitric acid (HCA) is touted as a natural appetite suppressant. And that's partly true -- it is natural. A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association determined that a 1,500-milligram (mg) daily dose had absolutely no effect on appetite or weight loss. Still, the company cites a study (as yet unpublished) that found that people who took 2,800 mg HCA every day for 8 weeks lost twice as much weight as those taking a placebo. But experts remain unconvinced. "Having worked with the product, I am skeptical," says James Hill, Ph.D., director of the University of Colorado's center for human nutrition. "It's possible that higher doses have this great effect, but I personally think it's unlikely."
The verdict: Until there's evidence otherwise, drop this acid from your supplement shopping list. Instead, stick with a fruit extract that's a proven hunger squelcher: pectin. Just 5 mg of this gelatinlike substance -- the amount in one large apple -- has been found to increase satiety and reduce weight, according to research published in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition.
The claim: "Uses advanced thermogenic technology!"
Primary active ingredient: Thermodyne complex, including green-tea extract and caffeine (amounts unknown)
The Chinese have been sipping green tea for thousands of years, so this isn't exactly "advanced" technology. But that aside, a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition did find that when 10 men were given 270 mg EGCG -- a chemical found in green tea -- and 50 mg caffeine, their metabolisms increased by 4 percent, compared with less than 1 percent when they had the caffeine alone. Over the course of a year, this boost to your fat burner could translate to an additional weight loss of 12 pounds. The catch? The study only looked at the effects of EGCG and caffeine over the course of a single day. "Green-tea extract elevates metabolism over a 24-hour period, but we don't know if this effect continues if you take it every day," says Jose Antonio, Ph.D., C.S.C.S., a nutrition and exercise researcher in Deerfield Beach, Florida.
The verdict: Without knowing the amount of caffeine and green tea in Xenadrine, there's no way to tell if it'll work, be it for a day or a week. A better bet: Shortly before you go to sleep, eat 1 cup of cottage cheese, one of the best sources of a protein called casein. You want casein in your bedtime snack because it reduces catabolism, a process in which your body breaks down muscle tissue instead of fat, while you sleep, says Christopher R. Mohr, M.S., R.D., a nutritionist at the University of Pittsburgh. Retain more muscle and your metabolism will speed up over time, causing you to wake up leaner than when you hit the pillow.
The claim: "Has an ingredient that prolongs the amount of time that food is available for energy, thus keeping it from being stored as fat"
Primary active ingredient: Glucosamine (300 mg)
Yes, the same glucosamine that greases your joints is supposed to shrink your gut. The theory: Glucosamine, a naturally occurring amino acid derivative, weakens insulin action, which in turn may prevent fat storage. When researchers at the Washington University school of medicine tested this theory on fat rats, they found that giving the rodents 10 millimoles (mM) of glucosamine increased their insulin resistance by 50 percent. Problem is, 10 mM is enough glucosamine to flood every cell in a rat's body. Now, if you were to try to swallow a proportionate amount of the stuff -- well, you couldn't. "The doses used in rodent studies are typically much higher than are used in humans," says Michael Schwartz, M.D., head of the section of clinical nutrition, division of metabolism, endocrinology, and nutrition, at the University of Washington.
The verdict: Save the glucosamine for your bum knee. And if you want to make insulin your ally in your struggle to slim down, check out our primer "The Jekyll-and-Hyde Hormone," on the next page. It explains what to eat (and when) to maximize the hormone's appetite-suppressing powers.
The claim: "Stimulates metabolic rate and promotes fat loss"
Primary active ingredients: Synephrine (60 mg) and Coleus forskohlii (375 mg)
Synephrine is ephedra's chemical cousin, but it may be a weak sister when it comes to weight loss. In a 6-week study published in Current Therapeutic Research, researchers found that people who took synephrine (975 mg), caffeine (528 mg), and St. John's wort (900 mg) daily while also dieting and exercising lost about 3 percent of their body fat, versus no change in those who only dieted and exercised. Not bad, but not necessarily a result of the synephrine, particularly given the megadose of caffeine used. "You can't really say whether it's specifically tied to one of the ingredients or it's a synergistic effect," says Jeff Volek, Ph.D., R.D., an exercise and nutrition researcher at the University of Connecticut. As for Coleus forskohlii, you may burn more calories trying to pronounce the name than you will by taking the stuff; there is virtually no scientific research to support consuming this Indian plant as a way to manage one's weight.
The verdict: Even if synephrine was the force behind the fat loss seen in the study, Prolab's product is about 915 mg shy of the amount the researchers tested. But you can still speed up your metabolism -- just eat more fish, especially salmon and tuna. Several studies have shown that the omega-3 fatty acids in fish can help lower the body's blood levels of leptin, a hormone that can keep our metabolisms stuck in first gear.
The claim: "The ultimate appetite suppressant"
Primary active ingredients: Yerba mate, guarana, and damiana (amounts unknown)
This herbal threesome from South America supposedly suppresses your appetite by slowing the digestive process. The evidence: A study published in the Journal of Human Nutrition and Diet shows that people who took the combination for 45 days dropped 10 1/2 pounds more than those taking a placebo. Impressive results, until you consider that the researchers neglected one small detail: food, as in the amount and type everyone ate. "You can't measure weight loss without controlling for diet," says Mohr. For all the researchers know, the supplement group was on Atkins and the sugar-pill subjects were carbing it up. But even if you assume that diet wasn't a factor (and you really shouldn't), it's impossible to know whether Zantrex-3 will work, since there's no mention on the bottle of how much yerba mate, guarana, and damiana is in each capsule.
The verdict: Don't bother going below the equator to shorten your own latitudinal lines. Stay put and time the length of your next meal. "It takes 20 minutes for your brain to recognize that you're full," says Marilyn Tanner, M.S., R.D., a spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association. If you usually finish in less time, you could be overeating. Can't seem to slow yourself down? Tanner suggests breaking your meals into courses, taking a sip of a low-calorie beverage between bites, and never eating with your fingers -- even if it's a finger food. (You can't fit as much on a fork.)
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Worship Times
SUN 11:00 am & 6:00 pm
Classes: SUN 10:00 am WED 7:00 pm
LAST SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH: Luncheon and devotional following morning service with NO evening service.
FIFTH SUNDAY OF THE MONTH: (4 per year) Fellowship meal and congregational meeting with NO evening service.
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SIBI PA - Satellite School
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Greetings from the Sunset International Bible InstitutePA satellite school!
Classes will resume March 31, 2015 and will be held Tuesday nights from 7:008:30 P.M. at the church building.
We will be studying:
Please come join with us and be blessed!!!
Shaun Jester, Bob Mountain, Jerry Stumpf and Terry Clyde, Administrators
For more information please call 814-942-5921
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Randy and his team were great! We live far away from our home in Richmond Hill, however Randy took care of repairs that needed to be done while our home was on the market. They also periodically checked for cleanliness and tidied up if necessary, and they picked up branches from our yard after a bad wind storm. I did not have to hire someone to do that for me, what a relief. Also knowing they were keeping a watchful eye on the property made the long distance selling process much easier. Randy's encouragements and updates made us feel confident that he had our best interests at heart. His advice ended in a very satisfying sell for us and we are very grateful. We would definitely refer Randy to our friends and family!! Thanks to the Randy Bocook Team!!
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Randy Bocook and his team was AMAZING! We had multiple offers on our home in just DAYS of being on the market! Within a week we excepted an offer! If you want your home sold he's the team to do it! Have recommended him to all my friends and will continue to to everyone I come across who is moving from, or into, the fort Stewart area!!
Randy and his team are incredibly knowledgeable within the Richmond Hill and Savannah area home buying marketplace. His customer service is a key reason why he and his team are so successful. Clients love the fact that when they call to inquire about a home, they can have confidence their calls and inquiries are answered or returned within a very small window of time. Love the youthfulness and energetic personalities of both he and his team members.
Randy Bocook and his team went above and beyond in helping me locate a home in the Richmond Hill area. I was under a tight deadline to find a home and each time a new listing hit the market, Randy or his associates would email me the information and accommodate my schedule so I was able to see it. Not only did they accommodate my schedule but they made themselves available for multiple walkthroughs of the same property. Regardless of my unreasonable expectations and/or demands for their immediate responsiveness and availability, they made it happen. Most importantly, Randy and his team are very knowledgeable of the Richmond Hill area. Any question I had was answered. There was never an "I don't know" or "I will have to look into it" as I have experienced with other real estate agents. Randy and his team are certainly qualified to be tour guides given the extensive amount of information and knowledge they possess.
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Randy Bocook and his team are simply a pleasure to do business with. In addition to being extremely knowledgeable, responsive and personable, Randy and his team truly embrace the principles of doing business with people. They do what most companies don't - Randy Bocook and his team treat people, like people - not transactions. The manner in which Randy and his team, notably Heather and Beth, do business should serve as a model to the real estate community as a whole. Moving from over 2,000 miles away was stressful enough; however, Randy and his team ensured that our transition into a home was as seamless as possible. In addition to being seasoned in out-of-state placement, Randy and his team continue to surprise us with their hospitality, kindness and notably, their professionalism in protecting our rights and privacy as renters. It will be our pleasure to continue to do business with Randy and his team well into the future.
I sold my home from a distance. Randy was great at giving me an honest evaluation of my home and overseeing repairs on my behalf. He was aggressive with the sale while reasonable with the price so that we sold within 90 days for what I felt was an honest price. I would recommend him for anyone.
When relocating to the Richmond Hill, GA area with Gulfstream we needed to secure a rental in one weekend. After several local agents were not willing to help unless we were in a purchase, we called Randy. He not only took us seriously, he arranged for us to have someone from his team help us that same day;( despite that he and his family were out of state on vacation). His willingness to help a then total stranger was above and beyond. Later when we were ready to buy, he and his team gave us the same excellent care and I had total trust in his advise every step of the way.Even when I had a wish list that was very precise, he never gave up finding our "dream" home and was willing to show me however many homes it took to find the perfect one. Thanks Randy and your awesome team!
Randy Bocook and his team are a pleasure to work with. I have bought and sold many homes over the past twenty years, and I would have to say that Randy is hands-down the best realtor I have ever had. He and his team go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure that home buyers and sellers have a postive experience. He takes time to get to know his clients and is a wealth of professional knowledge. I highly recommend working with Randy Bocook and his team!
Great experience with my realtor Randy Bocook. I needed to sell my home in a short period of time. I was referred to Randy from family friends. He answered my call right away and was very familiar with my home. On short weekend notice he came to my home and was prepared with realistic information. We signed the agreement and within 2 weeks my home was under contract. I knew from my first phone call that I was making a great decision to sell my home with Randy Bocook Keller Williams Coastal Area Partners. I strongly recommend taking the same approach as I did and call him. He is honest and very down to earth. I have no doubt that he can get the job done.


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The Afghan Whigs / Crocodiles
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Performing as a six-piece, the reunited Afghan Whigs took to the stage on time and without much ado, launching into perennial set opener "Crime Scene Part One." After the third track, "Uptown Again," singer Greg Dulli greeted the crowd, and when an audience member shouted a request for "Helter Skelter" and a heckle of "Hey Dulli!" the singer mocked, "We can't play that or we'd have to end the show. 'Hey Dulli!'? Are you from Boston?" before launching into "What Jail Is Like."
Only four tracks in and the Whigs had already managed to play a track each from their four most popular albums. The band then delivered Congregation's "Turn on the Water," the Sub Pop single that got them so much attention back in 1992, and thinking on their feet segued into a dreamy, jammed-out section with lyrics from the Beatles' "Helter Skelter," after which Dulli, smirking, asked the heckler, "How you feeling now, buddy?"
But that wasn't going to be the last cover of the night, as the next track, a super-mellow version of "When We Two Parted," felt more like a genuine ballad than the twisted love song that it is if you listen to the lyrics, ending with a rendition of Chantal Kreviazuk's part of Drake's "Over My Dead Body."
Over the course of the evening, the Afghan Whigs played an almost even split between tracks from Gentlemen, Black Love,1965 and covers. Highlights of the set were driving versions of "Gentlemen" and "My Enemy," after which Dulli sat down on the edge of stage to perform their gorgeous cover of Marie "Queenie" Lyons's soul classic "See and Don't See," the singer jumping into the pit for the chorus. Once back onstage, Dulli seated himself at the Rhodes for a fantastic cover of Frank Ocean's "Lovecrimes." After a brief diversion into a cover of Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love?" the band launched into a blistering version of "Fountain and Fairfax" — the absolute highlight of the night.
Following a short break, the Whigs came back on for an encore, Dulli kicking off the proceedings by yelling, "Everybody smoke some weed... I'm not joking!" before launching into the closing three tracks of the cinematic Black Love album. As the band left the stage and the outro of "Faded" rang out, he stepped up to the mic with the parting shot, "Seriously, if you happen to find that joint, send it on back!"
A solid, passionate performance throughout, the show's main delight was how integrated the 1965 tracks sounded amongst the older material, standing out like less of a sore thumb than the album did when it came out back in 1998, the songs benefitting from the live setting as opposed to the Aerosmith-lite AOR-style overproduction that the album greatly suffers from. The band were less lush and orchestral than they were back in 1996, but almost nearly as invested and energetic as they were back then, which is more than you can say for most reformed '90s bands on the circuit today.
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im still not sold on it being for that though. the pin would pull out.
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he was a gen.contractor cabinet maker, home builder and remodeler.
im still not convinced its for hanging things.
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Ideas for Where to Move First Floor Bathroom?
Hi everyone,
In the pursuit of eventually transforming our humble little cape code into our dream home, I am attempting to outline a detailed house plan that my husband and I can follow. I want to plan things so that we set reasonable goals, we can work through necessary and logical phases, and avoid making hasty, stop-gap changes in the meantime to "hold us over." I realized after talking to some great people in the kitchen forum that I was cannibalizing our efforts to create the home we want by always wanting to buy things to "hold us over." I am now seeing that, most of the time, living with what you currently have for longer, and saving more money for the things you REALLY want creates less waste and a more satisfying outcome... so I am trying to follow that mantra by planning ahead and taking the time to research and discover the things that I truly want to do with this house.
So, I am looking at our floorplan and I am stumped as to what to do with our kitchen/bathroom situation down the road, and I would love the advice of the smart and resourceful here in the small home forum :)
Our cape is pretty traditional. There are no hallways. On the second floor we have two bedrooms, and in between those bedrooms we have a full bath. On the bottom floor (attached) we have our dining room, a really long/beautiful/awkward sun room, a living room, a den/office/3rd bedroom, a kitchen, and a very (VERY) tiny half bath.
The half bath is great for function but I really hate the placement of it. The door opens into the kitchen, and even though I grew up in a house with that configuration, it has always bothered me. I hate having a toilet so close to where I prepare our food. Ideally, I would love to get rid of that bathroom, and eventually create a small pantry and an alcove there to place the fridge, and then run the countertop (where the fridge currently is) all the way to the wall. Removing that bathroom and putting the fridge/pantry there should buy me at least another foot of space, which would then give me the ability to put a double sliding door on the outside wall out to the deck, replacing the current steel door and small window.
The question is... where do I put that half bath??? I need it, but I have no idea where I could put it. Thoughts???
Here is a link that might be useful: House Layout
GADS that is a problem.
I can see how long and narrow the sun room is. Maybe rethink it. Put the bath and walk in closet in the office/ bedroom and turn the one half of the sun room into the bedroom / office. Would be nice to have a door to out side.
If you put the bath just on the other side of the wall from where it is now the plumbing is mostly in place. I think. You would end up with a hall of sorts. Make it a full bath and put the wall to just past the window edge and the rest walk in.
You do not have sizes in your plan so this might be way off base. But it would not need doors to be moved. Or any real structural changes other then interior walls.
If you want more wall space close the center corner living to sun room door off.In the picture the door above the fireplace. I would keep a door in the center support wall of the sun room into the bedroom / office. To keep from changing the flow of the house too much.
Would make a great guest suite or master for the time when you can not climb the stairs any longer if you plan to live there that long. And good for resale as many do not want to have to go upstairs for their master. I know I do not want to any longer.
Love the idea of turning the current half bath to pantry.
Hope this makes sense. I can see it but not great at explaining.
I like Shades' idea. But if moving plumbing is doable, you could even consider putting a full bath sort of behind the fireplace. It can have private access from the rear sunroom (now the main floor bedroom) and also have access from the front sunroom, which would now be a bit smaller.
That lets you spread out the kitchen, and the back central room can be whatever you want it to be.
I thought briefly about repurposing the dining room, so you could have a combined mudroom entry from the garage/bathroom/laundry, etc. in there, with perhaps office in that area. That would make the old den/office space into the dining room.


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School Supply Sale
The AHS and ACHS booster clubs are selling school supplies for the 2015-2016 school year. For each kit sold, $1 goes toward your school's PTO and remaining proceeds benefit activities at the high schools. Orders are due May 1. Click here for the full story.
Middle School Scholastic Art Award Winners
Andover Public Library hosted the annual Andover middle school art show this month, which featured nearly 200 pieces of student artwork. Among those pieces of art were Scholastic Art Award-winning pieces. Click here for the full story.
Two AHS students named Koch Scholars
Chase Crenshaw and Nicholas Perkins, both seniors at Andover High School, have been named to the inaugural class of Koch Scholars. These 10 students will be awarded $30,000 each over the course of four years. Congratulations! Click here for more infomation.
Andover Advantage Foundation Prize Patrol
The Andover Advantage Foundation Prize Patrol hit the streets on March 10 to award nearly $70,000 in grants to teachers across the district. For more information and to view pictures from the annual event, click here.
BOE Outstanding Service Awards
Each year, the Board of Education recognizes individual employees and volunteers for their outstanding service to Andover Public Schools through the Board of Education Outstanding Service Awards program. We invite you to nominate an employee, school volunteer, business or community/civic organization for the great work they do to support the Andover school district. Click here for the nomination form.
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Container Sweet Potato Soil and Fertilizer advice needed
I am attempting my first container sweet potatoes ever. I have 25 slips of Okinawan Purple already in 3 inch pots coming soon, as well as 24 other slips of 3 other kinds. I have some plastic 55 gallon drums I am preparing as 34 and 18 gallon rubbermaid totes also. It seems I will need to make 400 to 500 gallons of soil total, I liked the Miracle Grow Organic and came up with a possible soil mix I can make myself.
Possible ingredients will be Sphagnum peat moss, aged pine fines (sold as a soil conditioner), and perlite. I had a recent issue with fungus gnat I was able to correct with peppermint tea and less watering, but heard adding charcoal will prevent gnats? From the YouTube video on container sweet potatoes I saw, the vines grow all over like crazy so it will be hard to check soil for gnats (I think). I found instruction on making the rubbermaid totes into self watering containers and wonder if this is best way to avoid overwatering? If above ingredients will work well, can anyone suggest optimum ratio?
I bought some bone meal 6-9-0 and cottonseed meal 6-1-1 to mix into soil for start, and a Neptunes fish and see weed mix 2-3-1 I think I can use weekly when watering? Also, the lady at Steele Plant said she can sell me a 10-20-20 or possibly 10-20-30 (she wasn't sure of exact number) chemical fertilizer the use that came in 4 pound bag for $20 that would do 100ft row. Is organic better route? Or chemical? Any alternative low nitrogen fertilizer recommendations? Thanks for any help!
Please someone respond soon as my slips are about to arrive and still have no soil ready.
I did find a SUPER PLANT TONIC that has a nutrients mix with beneficial bacteria, and root mycorrhizal fungus. I found hundreds of posts praising this stuff on over 20 different forums, it is from a company named BLUE MOUNTAIN ORGANICS. Here is info copy and pasted:
" Super Plant Tonic". It's a 100 % Organic Blended Tea Concentrate, and a little goes a long way. In this new, more concentrated form it makes 16-32 gallons per bottle for Soil and if using it in a Hydroponics setup it makes 32-64 gallons. See mixing instructions below for details. So what does SPT do for your plants; it makes their roots very efficient. So efficient, you can lower the dose of fertilizer you are using to half.
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Why has the LPGA not already sent a courtesy car to pick up 16-year-old Lexi Thompson and drive her straight to the World Golf Hall of Fame?
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Unplanned, I betcha. Beautiful colors.
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St. Paul's Artist Studios, No 143 Talgarth Road, London
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London. These houses were built specifically for artists. The large windows are where the studio space is located. There are four of these houses in a row. Photos do not do these justice....I WANT one!
Ooh.. And this will be my house with my art studio.. London art nouveau /talgarth road
I have always admired these houses w/ beautifully unique windows growing up in west london. A row of artists' studios along Talgarth Road make up some of the most eye-catching homes in London, with ornate red brick and terracotta exterior. Originally named 'St Paul's Studios', these uniquely designed homes were completed in 1891 and targeted towards the many artists (particularly bachelor artists) living and working around Kensington and Fulham.
kathrynsora: Old artists studios in London. wow, literally the best house I've ever seen, imagine living there. Imagine having your bed up there amongst all your art stuff and all these plants you have everywhere, having rain falling on the glass above you when you wake up in the morning and huddling under a blanket drinking a hot drink while you draw or browse tumblr or whatever. In this rustic old brick building.
old artist studios in London. Forget art studios I want it as a house!
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Choose simple furniture to complement a dream view like this. The minimalist bed and furniture allow the window to truly shine.
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Backyard Garden Art. Place Glass marbles in your Privacy Fence. Super cool idea!!!
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Iron work doorway at the top of the stairs in San Francisco, California
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Next time I have a party, I'm thinking of making a large red heart for my front door. As in, "look for the white house with the white door with a big red heart."
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Love this for back house door!
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Art nouveau door handles
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Front door - Art nouveau door handles at the Roxy Cinema in Miramar, Wellington, New Zealand. source
"Trouble knocked at the door, but, hearing laughter, hurried away" ― Benjamin Franklin Art nouveau door handles at the Roxy Cinema - Miramar, Wellington, New Zealand
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Not jewelry, but beautiful patinaed bronze fish art nouveau door handles
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Traditional African #door with people decors!
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The Sea Door. Taken at the Druidstone a fantastic pub in Wales overlooking the beautiful Welsh coast line on what was a fantastic day.
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The sea door (Greece...love the view)
This is the door I want to go thru ... The sea door - Druidstone, a fantastic pub in Wales
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followthewestwind: The Druidstone pub, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Wales (via 500px / The Sea Door by Eamon Gallagher) ~ nice garden gate opening to the beach
Perfect blue door to the sea.
how beautiful is this reflecting on the water
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the door and its reflection
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Magnificent front door that was splendid, but today is so badly injured, chipped and faded as the entire island of Cuba ... even Guantanamo. La Habana, Cuba (photo: Artypixall - Flickr)//
Portón gira sobre pivote central
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~Kenya home: hand carved to fit the opening, this wooden door swings on a centered swiveling pole | The House of Beccaria#
Marzia Chierichetti's house in Kenya. This is Awesome. Love the idea of the hinge in the middle of the door
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door. Designer Marzia Chierichetti's house in Kenya. I need this
Unusual front doors - Perfect idea for our hobbit house!
Tunnel opening - Abandoned Falls
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Don't know where this is but a looks like a tranquil peaceful place to sit and ponder life's mysteries !
Left abandoned by Cat M. Abandoned Helensburgh train station NSW Australia.......so I'm imagining all the deadly creatures that are in this picture... Beautiful tho!
Train Tracks & Tunnel
Abandoned Falls - Sydney, Australia I don't think I would be brave enough to go on a train into what looks like the "Black Rider warp" from LOTR's but this is beautiful. I'd take 3 other friends dress us up as Hobbits and then stand by the tunnel and yell "Get off the Road!!" :D LOL!
St. Curvy's Abandoned Church in HDR - Detroit, Michigan 004. Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church of Detroit built in 1908 and affectionately known as St. Curvy's. Abandoned for over 10 years, it is now being remodeled.
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St. Curvy's Abandoned Church in HDR - Detroit, Michigan with still beautiful Stain Glass window.
St. Curvy's Abandoned Church in HDR - Detroit, Michigan 004 Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church of Detroit built in 1908 and affectionately known as St. Curvy's. Abandoned for over 10 years, it is now being remodeled. ... thanks goodness! such beautiful stained windows!
Interesting contrast of vibrant stained glass door against drab brown interior.
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Great place to make a story
Portal, Firth of Forth, Scotland so beautiful....
Bass Rock, from East Lothian
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Antelope Canyon Color and Lines
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Antelope Canyon, Arizona---absolutely beautiful (but it reminds me of 127 hours. yikes!)
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Is Myles Turner ready for the NBA?
On Monday morning, seven-foot Texas freshman center and Euless Trinity grad Myles Turner released this video declaring for the NBA Draft, which will take place on June 25.
On Monday morning, seven-foot Texas freshman center and Euless Trinity grad Myles Turner released this video declaring for the NBA Draft, which will take place on June 25.
Because of the way the UIL brackets are set up based on the districts teams are in, several teams that could contend for state titles in soccer will be playing each other in the second round of the playoffs this week.
The Plano West basketball team, which two weeks ago won the Class 6A state title, is No. 10 in this week's MaxPreps national rankings. (I'm not sure if they are final rankings).
Check out Friday's baseball and softball standouts, as well as the game of the day and our replay spotlight.
I argued with my bosses to add an additional all-area team this season, simply because the level of basketball talent in the Dallas/Fort Worth area is phenomenal - and just keeps getting better. Despite my arguments, it didn't work.
The Cedar Hill football team received its state championship rings at a ceremony Thursday night.
Jacob Nesbit was 3 for 4 with two runs and two RBIs as No. 6 Coppell beat No. 9 Southlake Carroll 7-3 in a matchup of state-ranked Class 6A baseball teams Tuesday.
Despite the rain, snow and ice in recent weeks, construction crews are still on schedule to finish repairs at Allen ISD's Eagle Stadium by May 20, district officials said Monday.
Selecting All-Area teams is never easy, regardless of the sport. The writers and editors discuss the selections and we get input from coaches, but good players of course get left out. Very good players.
As we enjoy the first weekend of the NCAA basketball tournament, can anyone remember when NCAA hoops didn't have a shot clock? A lot of people who read this will not, because the NCAA started using a 45-second shot clock in the 1985-86 season.
Myles Turner, the Texas center who is projected as a lottery pick in this year's NBA draft, hasn't made a decision about returning for his sophomore season, his father said.
The Gatorade Company, in collaboration with USA TODAY High School Sports, announced Friday that Madison's Admon Gilder is the Gatorade Texas Boys Basketball Player of the Year.
Here's a press release on Shelton football coach George Teague, a former Cowboys player who will help teach youth players a safer way to play football:
So how was attendance at this year's UIL boys and girls basketball tournaments at the Alamodome in San Antonio?Up for boys, down for girls.
Southlake Carroll jumped into this week's MaxPreps national baseball rankings at No. 19. Here are the three Texas teams in the rankings:
Flower Mound 6-foot-4 junior power forward/center Lauren Cox was named the Texas Girls Basketball Player of the Year by Gatorade on Thursday.
Texas A&M's star-studded 2015 signing class will be on display at the UIL state tournament at San Antonio's Alamodome starting Thursday.
It appears that the Allen Eagles, winners of three straight state football titles, will have a high-profile quarterback to replace star Kyler Murray.
CLASS 5A FINAL Bryan Adams vs. Canyon 3 p.m. Saturday, at San Antonio's Alamodome
CLASS 3A FINAL Sunnyvale vs. Shallowater 10 a.m. Saturday, at San Antonio's Alamodome
Broadcast information for the UIL girls basketball state tournament:
One of the rules implemented this year for UIL basketball is often called the "hand-check rule," which decreases the contact a defensive player can make with a person handling/dribbling a ball.
Dallas ISD's $3 million program that put trainers at every high school was a step in the right direction, but parents statewide should hold schools to much higher standards, Kevin Sherrington writes.
Judy Ramos, the director of communications for the Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD, posted on Twitter that Mike Glaze is the new football coach at Hurst L.D. Bell.
The only drama in the final minutes of Flower Mound's 59-47 win over Amarillo in the 6A Region I semifinal win came when star Lauren Cox injured her right ankle while driving to the basket.
The University Interscholastic League allows games to be played on Sundays only in unusual situations. A rare, late-February snowstorm obviously fits that description.
Here's a surprising development: 5A Region II girls basketball games in Garland at Culwell Center are now moved to 2 and 3:30 p.m. Saturday, with the final at 2 p.m. Sunday.
It's a snowy day in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, so it's a better day for snowballs than softballs. But here are the MaxPreps preseason (yes, some teams have already started playing) national rankings.
Lemme cut you off before the questions start: yes, Prime Prep - the charter school co-founded by Deion Sanders - is closed. The school, horribly mismanaged, closed its doors at the end of January.
A look at regional tournament action in Class 6A, 5A, 4A and 3A.
How do you impress a soccer legend, a man who scored 857 goals and is in the Indoor Soccer Hall of Fame? By winning 24 consecutive state championships — as Ursuline's girls soccer team has done — and by having a chance to make it 25 in a row.
McKinney North was the 4A state runner-up in girls basketball last year, but it will be tough to get back to the state tourney. The 5A Region II tournament this weekend - at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland - should be entertaining.
Skyline will have the advantage of playing in its hometown this weekend as the Class 6A Region 2 girls basketball tournament is played at Ellis Davis Field House. Here is the schedule:
Nick Rutherford hadn't played or practiced since picking up an injury in mid-January.
Keller's Brock Anders was in the right place, at the perfect time.
Plano West will be the favorite to win this weekend's Class 6A Region 1 tournament at Wilkerson-Greines Activity Center in Fort Worth, but there probably won't be a more dominant player than Flower Mound forward Lauren Cox.
After a 12-day layoff, the rust for South Oak Cliff was evident. And yet, for the No. 5 team in SportsDay's final area rankings, the lull lasted only a quarter.
Last night, we had a short mention in the boys basketball playoff round-up that Arlington Martin (11-17) had advanced to the area round, thanks to a forfeit by District 3-6A champs Odessa Permian.
Former Texas assistant football coach Bruce Chambers, who was fired by head coach Charlie Strong in December, has been named an assistant director of athletics in the Arlington ISD.
Arlington Martin boys basketball coach Jeff Plemons said Wednesday afternoon that Odessa Permian has to forfeit its first-round playoff game against Martin that was scheduled for 4 p.m. today in Clyde.
On a Tuesday when few teams played because of the weather, the Sunnyvale girls basketball team got a huge victory.
The No. 1 and No. 2 teams in SportsDay's Class 5A area girls basketball rankings the last five weeks have been the same:
The highlights of the UIL state wrestling meet Saturday included Allen winning its sixth straight boys state title (this year in 6A) and the Frisco Centennial boys winning a second straight title (this year in 5A).
Walking up to the edge of the springboard, Southlake Carroll junior Nathaniel Hernandez needed to just fall in on his final dive Saturday at the UIL State Swimming and Diving Championships at the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swim Center. He already had the boys Class 6A 1-meter diving title in his hands.
As a reminder, the four-way tie for fourth place in District 6-6A in boys basketball will be broken tonight. Or at least it will be down to two teams.
With qualifiers in 13 of 14 weight classes for this weekend's UIL state meet, Allen is favored to extend its remarkable reign over the state's largest classification of boys wrestling to a sixth consecutive season.
There will be five boys basketball playoff warm-up games played at Cedar Hill over a two-day period, and they will feature several state-ranked teams.
Usually recruits are ranked within each class, but Scout.com has released a list of its top 100 basketball recruits in the nation, regardless of year in school. Five of those players are from the Dallas area:
Coppell ISD athletic director John Crawford said Thursday that he is retiring at the end of this school year. He had been in that job for a little over 11 years.
We've seen footage of two great goals in the D-FW area this season so far and enjoy watching them again and again. But which do you like the most?
The start time for Friday's Plano East vs. Flower Mound boys basketball game at The Colony has been moved from 7:30 to 8 p.m.
A week after playing a triple-overtime game that sparked controversy because of signs held by fans, the boys basketball teams from Plano East and Flower Mound will meet again Friday.
There were a few tight games in the first round of the girls basketball playoffs, including Euless Trinity's 69-67 win over DeSoto, but there were a lot more blowouts. In the first round of the girls basketball playoffs, that often happens.
The top teams and players in the area, as well as key dates in SportsDayHS' softball season preview.


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