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Welcome to our luxury villa, which is just two miles to Disney.
Brand new for 2006, our luxury villa has 6 bedrooms, 4 baths and sleeps up to 14 people. It covers more than 3000 square feet of living space.
We are under 'NEW MANAGEMENT'. Our personal manager lives right in Windsor Hills so will be quick to respond to any inquiries or problems you may have.
This villa offers every comfort that you would expect from a five star resort. There is a large porch, covered lanai, with extended decking, around the large heated pool and jacuzzi spa, with safety netting. Premium furniture and accessories include, a wall mounted flat panel HDTV with digital cable, free high speed internet access and long distance phone calls.
Our villa has four Kings, along with two, twin themed bedrooms, each with TV and DVD. A video game system, along with games and films, is included in the game room with pool table, Foosball, dart board and much more.
A high chair and grill on patio, make for excellent outdoor dining. The Villa just opposite to the children's play ground, that way parents can relax on the patio and still have access to their children. A must for your next vacation or get together.
Windsor Hills is a gated resort with 24-hour security. Some of the magnificent features of this community include a luxurious water park pool with fountains, waterslides and a spa, separate toddler pool, tennis and volleyball courts as well as a children's playground. An enormous clubhouse overlooking the pool with pool tables, video game area, sundry shop, fitness room with top-of-the-line fitness equipment, and high definition surround sound movie theater. There are other outdoor recreational activities all surrounding the double Olympic-size swimming pool creating a relaxing, playful atmosphere for the entire family! Windsor Hills has all the amenities of a five-star hotel or resort, but with the comfort, convenience, and privacy of a private home.
In addition to Walt Disney World being less than five minutes away from the resort, Universal Studios and Sea World are also close by - just 15 minutes away. There is also a vast assortment of golf, shopping, and dining options nearby.
We have an experienced local caretaker who will ensure that the home is ready for your arrival and respond to any needs that may arise during your stay. Provided are fresh linens and towels. However you must be aware that our home is a self catering environment.
We Stayed again at this house and it was better than the first time. Updated a few things, new management company that was great when we had minimal problems. A pleasant owner to deal with and again an exemplary experience.
There were 4 families, 8 adults and 5 kids (ages range from 3 to 15). The house was spacious and very clean. There were lots of towels and the kitchen was fully equipped. The kids loved the pool for late night swims after visiting the parks. The location is excellent, near all the parks, shopping and lots of restaurants. The owner was extremely helpful and responds quickly to any inquiry. We would definitely recommend this home and hope to stay there again.
The owner David is very personable. Returned all emails and phone calls promptly and was very gracious. What I liked best was that David included everything in one price instead of extra for heating the pool, adding the BBQ, etc. House was in great condition and rooms clean (slept liked being at home). Pool and Jacuzzi at the house were great and very clean. Family loved and enjoyed it very much. Close to community pool within 5 min walk. Nice community pool and waterslide for the kids. Best of all, close to Disney, restaurant's and all kinds of activities. Thank you David. If back in Florida we will give you another call.
We had a great vacation and really enjoyed our time. It is nice to come home after a day at the parks and go to a house with a private pool rather than a hotel.
Here's a few of our notes.
1. We loved the pool. It was already warm when we got there, so we were able to swim right away. It was warm enough even I could swim (which I wasn't expecting). Hot tub warmed us FAST! (The jets all worked fine)
2. We had lots of space. Everyone had their own room.
3. House was clean and ready for us even a little bit early as we got to town early.
4. Beds/sheets/blankets all fine/comfortable. We had plenty of towels/washcloths.
5. Location was awesome. Close to the parks, shopping, & dining.
6. We liked that it was a gated community. Checking in to the neighborhood was simple. It was a quiet neighborhood. We didn't use the clubhouse, but we did go over to check it out, and it looked great.
7. There wasn't an alarm system for the house, which was ok, but we would have felt more comfortable if there would have been, since we were in an unfamiliar area. (but the community was gated, so this helped with our concern)
8. Kids loved the game room. It was nice that it had carpet actually.
9. Kitchen was equipped ok, and pots/pans/utensils/dinnerware ok, but it would have been nice to have Tupperware type storage containers too.
10. The owner/manager was very responsive throughout the process and easy to do business with.
We had a great week, and would definitely recommend this house to others.
The Villa was great. Big, clean and convenient. The sliding door mentioned in a previous post was new and easy to open and the jets in the hot tub worked great. The house is great we were close to everything, especially Disney less than 5 min to World dr. The beds were exceptionally comfortable the owner was easy to interact with. There were plenty of towels and dishware. The vacation is now a fantastic memory to be cherished until next time. We would definitely rent here again. Thank you.
The house was beautiful and very clean. The beds were very comfortable. Close to major attractions, but being in a gated community, when it was time to go home it was peaceful and quiet. We had an issue with the fire alarm chirping and when we called, there was someone there to fix it within minutes. There were only 2 negatives to the property, and according to the on-site manager, both were on the list for repair - 1) sliding door track worn out, making it difficult t open/close 2) jets in hot tub not working. Those 2 items are all that stand between this house and an excellent rating. I would definitely recommend this home for large families, especially with kids. They LOVE the pool and it works great to give the adults a break from entertaining!
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Propagation of B. tuldoides by live culm burial
The thread is lost to Garden Web's old thread black hole, but a few of you may remember this experiment of March 03 with my Bambusa tuldoides (planted July 04):
Several weeks ago, I cut the culm segment between the lowest pot and the ground that was keeping the culm attched to the ground. 5 of the sprouted pots stayed green. A couple weeks later. I cut the culm between the pots. 4 of the 5 viable pots stayed green, autonomous.
Today, I was cleaning out the pots that failed, and found this:
I will re-port the remaining four viable pots next week.
1. This method of culm burial works! The node buds sprout roots. I have no idea whether the giberellic acid, sprouting solution, etc that I applied in the first few weeks after starting the experiment had any effect.
2. the encircling of the bottom of the failed pots showed the roots want to go very deep. I figure these failed because the roots, up against the pot, just didn't have enough contact with enough soil and moisture.
3. If I repeat the experiment, I'll use pots 2 or 3 time as deep.
I moved 3 of the 4 viable plants to larger pots. One looks like it won't make it. The 4th plant also seems like it's weak and dying.
Now that the main plant has plenty of culms, I think propgation by dividing culms/rhizomes/roots is a quicker, more reliable technique.
I think I will try the semi-buried culm approach one more time, with much larger pots to accomodate the quite deep diving initial roots and to avoid have to up pot when the plant is young and fragile.
An idea from another site is to use rooting hormone to stimulate the buds and roots on the nodes.
Keeping the culm buried AND attached to the ground is similar to air-layering. I think there's more of a chance with moisture and nutrition coming continuously from the ground plus energy coming from the leaves of the buried culms rather a detached culm trying to get itself budding roots and going with just declining energy it has left.
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We have both Nutch and Solr installed and setup correctly. And Nutch already created crawl data from the seed URL(s). Below are the steps to delegate searching to Solr for links to be searchable:
cp ${NUTCH_RUNTIME_HOME}/conf/schema.xml ${APACHE_SOLR_HOME}/example/solr/conf/
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Chilean wines absent I found very interesting this article and just missed the absent of Chilean wines in the study. Chile is 9th in the list of World Wine producers and 5th in the wine exporting countries. On the other side, Chile is also atractive for this study because of its geographical situation and heavy metal production (first world cooper producer). I consider that in future studies to determine the influence of soil type and geographical regions chilean wines should be consider.
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Yeah, so much for thinking the Cleveland Browns were tanking the season. The front office might have tried, but the coaches and players are in the process of upsetting the Vikings at the Metrodome.
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Score: Browns 24-17
The Good: The Vikings took the opening kickoff and went 80 yards en route to Adrian Peterson's pile-driving 2-yard touchdown run. The Vikings converted 3 of 3 third downs on the drive and it looked like the laugher we all expected was on. Especially after the Browns went three-and-out on their next possession. Heck, Christian Ponder even threw a 20-yard pass to Jarius Wright on third-and-five on the opening drive.
The Bad: The Vikings pass coverage suffered a blow when Chris Cook left in the first quarter with a groin injury. That put A.J. Jefferson on the field at right corner. Not good. Jefferson bit on a stop-and-go fake from Josh Gordon, who blew past Jefferson for a 47-yard touchdown to make it a 7-7 game. Gordon has four catches for 103 yards and a touchdown. Tight end Jordan Cameron has three catches, two of them touchdowns.
The Ugly: You can tell the Browns coaching staff didn't like this week's national storyline that the Browns were tanking the season. The Browns are going for broke on every call they make. They've executed a 37-yard fake field goal and an 11-yard touchdown pass on a fake field goal. Holder Spencer Lanning simply stood up and threw right to Cameron for the touchdown before Jamarca Sanford could get over to cover. ... Ponder threw an interception into triple coverage and lost a fumble on a sack on the last play of the game. The Vikings were at the Browns' 10 at the time. ... And, finally, the coaching staff got flagged for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for throwing a challenge flag it wasn't permitted to throw when the Browns muffed a punt. There's some question as to whether the Vikings should have just lost a timeout rather than being penalized. The change in field position made the Vikings have to settle for a field goal.
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This article describes how to free hard disk space from Exchange Server databases if there is insufficient free disk space to carry out an offline defragmentation.
The Eseutil utility can perform an offline defragmentation, which releases unused hard drive space from Exchange Server databases to the file system. Eseutil requires free hard disk space equal to at least 110 percent of the database size (to create a temporary database that is used in the defragmentation).
If no local drive has sufficient space for an offline defragmentation, you can use one of the three following options, which are expanded on in the "More Information" section of this article:
Eseutil is a part of the Exchange Server 5.5 installation and is located in the Winnt\System32 folder. Eseutil can perform an offline defragmentation, which releases unused hard disk space from Exchange Server databases to the file system. Online defragmentation, which the information store runs during the scheduled online information store maintenance period, does not release disk space to the file system. The amount of space that Eseutil releases is approximately equal to the amount of unused space in the databases. For additional information about how to determine free space in the Exchange Server databases, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
195914Offline defragmentation requires free hard disk space of at least 110 percent of the database size. For example, Eseutil requires up to 1.10 gigabytes (GB) of free space to defragment a 1-GB Priv.edb database. Eseutil uses this hard disk space to create a temporary database that the defragmentation process uses. By default, Eseutil creates this database in the current working folder of the command prompt session from which Eseutil runs. For additional information about Eseutil free disk space requirements, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/195914/ )Determining database free space with Exchange 5.5 Service Pack 1 and later versions of Exchange
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/183888/EN-US/ )XADM: Free Disk Space Requirements for Eseutil.exe
Offline Defragmentation with Redirected Temporary DatabaseYou can use free space on another local or network drive by specifying the path and file name for the temporary database. The specified path must be on a lettered drive, not in a Universal Naming Convention (UNC) path. For example, C:\path_name_1\path_name_2\Tmpdfrg.edb is acceptable, but \\file_server\sharepoint\tmpdfrg.edb is not allowed.
You can add a temporary physical drive to the server specifically for defragmentation. You can also map a network drive by using the net use command.
The following sample command specifies the temporary database path and file name G:\Folder1\TempDfrg.edb:
eseutil /d /ispriv /tG:\Folder1\TempDfrg.edbNotice that there is no space between the /t and the drive letter.
Note After you defragment your database offline, it has a new signature that does not match the signature in the old log files. Retention of the old log files causes the database to fail to start and the following event ID 143 error message is logged:
"The database signature does not match the log signature for database."Because the database was shut down correctly before you defragmented it, all the data was written to the database. You can safely move the log files from the production location to a temporary location. Then you can start the database.
Moving Information to Another Server and Recreating Empty DatabasesWarning Before you perform the following procedure, back up all Exchange Server databases and verify the databases' integrity. If you do not back up your databases, you may permanently damage or lose your databases.
You can move all of the information from an information store database to another server and then recreate an empty database in the information store database's place to effectively free disk space. If the information store does not find a database where a database should exist, the information store service recreates an empty database.
To move information to another server and recreate empty databases:
Offline Defragmentation on Another ComputerYou can also move the databases to another computer that Microsoft Exchange Server is not installed on and run Eseutil on that computer. For additional information, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/244525/EN-US/ )XADM: How to Run Eseutil on a Computer Without Exchange Server
Quick ReferenceThe following outline provides a quick reference of the options that are available to free hard disk space from Exchange Server databases.
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numbers of the bands that were ready armed to the war, and came to David to Hebron, to turn the kingdom of Saul to him, according to the word of the LORD.
numbers of them according to the house of their fathers: Of Judah, the captains of thousands; Adnah the chief, and with him mighty men of valour three hundred thousand.
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numbers throughout the infinite recesses of the heavens (note Isaiah 55:9). The light energy emanating from them would henceforth traverse space to "give light on the earth," providing patterns and movements which would also enable man to keep records of time and history. In order to serve these purposes, however, light energy trails would need to be established already in place in space between each star and earth. Thus, men would have been able to see stars billions of light-years away at the very moment of their formation, in accordance with the principle of mature creation, or creation of apparent age.
numbers of each kind, but the human population began with only two people. The function of subduing the earth and having dominion over it would necessarily require a long time–first, for the growth of a large enough population to fill the earth, and second, for the acquiring of enough knowledge and skill to enable man to bring it under full control and development.
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Numbers 22:28) and Eve was, in her innocence, not yet aware of the strangeness of it.
Numbers 13:33) and by the fact that the word here was translated in the Septuagint by the Greek word gigantes.
Numbers 13:33 and probably represents an editorial insertion in Noah's record by Moses. These giants in Canaan may also have had demonically-controlled parents; they were also known as the Anakim, the sons of Anak.
numbers add to 101 years from the Flood to the birth of Peleg right after the Dispersion. In view of the longevity of the times, plus the high advantages implicit in large families, as well as God's command to multiply rapidly, a quite reasonable population growth model will indicate at least one thousand mature adults on the earth at the time of the Dispersion, and possibly many times this amount.
Numbers 13:33, these Anakim are actually said to have been "giants" (Hebrew nephilim, the same word as used in Genesis 6:4). Furthermore, the term rephaim is also used to refer to some of the spirits of the wicked dead in Hades (Job 26:5; Proverbs 2:18; 9:18; 21:16; Isaiah 14:9; 26:14). All of this suggests another irruption of demonic spirits after the Flood, possibly at the rebellion at Babel, with giant progeny again being produced through demon-possessed parents. Their descendants inhabited Canaan.
numbers one through eleven together). Putting it another way, there are almost forty million different ways in which eleven men could be seated.
numbers which might influence Biblical chronological calculations. We may be confident, in view of the wealth of internal evidence, that all these external questions will eventually be resolved in favor of the tradition of Mosaic authorship and historical accuracy of the entire Pentateuch.


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One idea for improving government information sharing could never see light of day.In a report in 2006, the Markle Foundation Task Force on National Security in the Information Age recommended an authorized use approach to speed information sharing.Traditionally, rules for sharing data are set by the agency that collected the information. Under the standard proposed by the task force, users would be granted access to data associated with a specific mission or threat, regardless of the source of that data.In testimony July 23 before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Thomas McNamara, program manager of the federal Information-Sharing Environment, said he had determined that an authorized use approach is not feasible without an overhaul of existing federal laws, rules and regulations that deal with privacy and security.Jeffrey Smith, a partner at the Arnold & Porter law firm who served on the Markle task force, expressed disappointment over the decision. I believe that the adoption of an authorized use standard is still a desirable and necessary goal, Smith said in published remarks.However, the ruling pleased other expert observers.Authorized use is wildly impractical, said James Jay Carafano, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation. Incremental change, rather than wholesale, is the right way to go. They have to build trust and confidence among stakeholders. I am a big fan of what they have done.John Cohen, a senior advisor to the ISE, said the office is continuing to evaluate authorized use to determine if and when it can be applied. Alice Lipowicz
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Wichita is right in the heart of the United States and right at the point where the Big and Little Arkansas Rivers join together. Native Americans still gather at this inviting and mystical spot marked by the majestic figure of the "Keeper of the Plains." The Wichita Indians who lived in this area gave our city its historic name. Later, settlers dicovered this land of subtle beauty, good earth, water and abundance of wildlife, which was to be named Sedgwick County. From its Old West past and Chisholm Trail days to the Air Capital of the World, the largest city in Kansas now encircles 110 square miles.
A great place to begin your visit is at the Visitor Information Center located in the Wichita Boathouse. The stately Wichita Boathouse, located downtown on the banks of the Arkansas River, is open seven days a week. The staffed facility includes interactive kiosks of area attractions, a lodging reservation center, brochure racks and numerous displays. The America's Cup racing yacht "America' Jayhawk'," and replica of the silver America's Cup trophy are on permanent display.
A dozen museums are scattered throughout the city, each with a distinctive or historic cast. The Wichita Art Museum's collection of American art is is the largest in a five-state region. The Wichita Center for the Arts is a diverse art center, fully equipped with classrooms and studios. The Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum chronicles Wichita's early years through artifacts, historical photographs, slides and films. In addition, Old Cowtown Museum offers a memorable opportunity to explore the past of Wichita and Sedgwick County. The Mid-American All-Indian Center showcases the cultural contributions and heritage of America's Plains Indians. The Kansas African American Museum exhibits the black heritage of early Wichitans.
A $60 million futuristic creative learning center known as Exploration Place opened in the spring of 2000. The 20 acre riverfront site features four major indoor theme pavilions, outdoor exhibits, two theaters, simulation center, and a park. It also features a community-built science and arts play yard, retail store and cafe.
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Dubai's Dh12 billion solar power park maybe a tad over ambitious, but it sure is a lot more sensible than the Emirate's past projects.
January 10, 2012 3:00 by Eva Fernandes
The days of announcing massive billion dollar projects are something of a cherished history for Dubai (unlike its rich neighbouring emirate in the south)—which is why Kipp's interest was piqued when we read of Dubai's latest announcement.
News of a Dh12 billion solar power project to be (originally) called The Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Energy Park is making headlines today. The solar park will be managed and operated by the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) and will be developed in Seih Al Dahal area, southeast Dubai. Covering 48 square kilometres, first phase of the solar park is predicted to be completed in 2013—the whole solar park is expected to be completed in 2030. At full capacity the park is expected to generate 1,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity. Collaborations with Masdar City and other partnerships from the private sector are also on the cards for the latter stages of the development.
Now just yesterday we put out a rather cynical piece on Dubai's love affair with discounts and fines: Over the past six months, the UAE has been adamant to get you to pay your fines. Let's get real. It isn't exactly because the markets are back on track-were our particular words.
But before we get into the habit of hate, it is interesting to note that while planning a solar panel park project screams of the infamous over-ambitiousness that got Dubai into the mess it's in, at least harnessing solar power is an achievable and suitable pursuit.
Consider for instance, the recent move by Qatar to double farmland in order to become self-sufficient. Currently Qatar imports up to 90 percent of its food requirements, but with its plans to increase the number of farms in Qatar from 1,400 to 3,000, the country aims to produce enough to meet 60-70 percent of domestic demand. Ambitious plans, but is a move to increase food production in keeping with the capabilities of Qatari' agricultural industry?
According to United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome, only about 1 percent of Qatar's total land area of 11,590 square kilometers is suitable for growing crops. Abdolreza Abbassian, senior economist at the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome said: "They don't have that much land they can put into production; much of it is desert. And Qatar has a very small population."
Though perhaps noble intentions, you would have imagined Qatar would have learned from the mistakes of its ambitious neighbours. Take for instance Saudi Arabia, who abandoned an attempt to become self sufficient in producing wheat in 2008 when it was found to be 'too expensive and wasteful in using domestic water resources.' Now, Saudi aims to be 100 percent reliant on imports of wheat in four years time. What is more, not only was the attempt to become self sufficient in wheat found to be a waste of money and water, but Mahendra Shah, food security advisor to the U.N. and director of international planning at Aquiess Rainaid, said "the drive to produce wheat domestically using underground water had caused environmental damage in Saudi Arabia."
Solar power though a responsible form of generating power-isn't always the most economical or realistic of ventures. Need Kipp recall the painfully long drawn out development of Masdar: from Zero Carbon to not-too-much-carbon. Nonetheless, we are staying positive on this one…for now.
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This was a children's rubber duckie game at our annual Wings Over the Prairie Festival, in Stuttgart, Ark USA in 2012. I loved the reflection and their sweet faces!! Taken with a SanyoVPC-e2100, straight from the camera.
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True, but Apple has nowhere to go but up. Apple is in a position of being absolutely unable to fail. They reach market saturation with one product line, they create another market. One can see this with the MP3 player market (complete ownership), smartphone market (complete ownership with Android and WP7 fighting for the left over scraps), and now the tablet market. There are still a lot of untapped markets, from home servers, to watches and jewelery, to car audio that Apple can make one product and immediately take the lion's share of the market.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.-- - Missouri junior pitcher Garrett Broshuis remained unbeaten, moving to 11-0 with an 11-3 win over Le Moyne on Saturday in the second day of NCAA Regional action from Fayetteville, Ark. Broshuis recorded his first complete game, allowing three runs on eight hits and striking out six on Saturday.
Broshuis took the win in a match-up of two 10-0 pitchers and tied the school record for wins in a season with 11. Keith Weber (1964) and Ron Mathis (1979) are the only other pitchers to win 11 games in a season at Missouri.
Missouri (38-22-1) scored four runs in the second inning, knocking Le Moyne starter Alan Drechsler out of the game. Drechsler, like Broshuis, entered the game 10-0 on the year, but left after 1.2 innings, allowing four runs, all earned, on four hits. He had walked only 19 batters in 70.2 innings pitched this season before walking a season-high four in less than two innings on Saturday.
The Tigers put three more runs on the board in the top of the fourth inning, coming on a three-run home run by senior Cody Ehlers. The homer is Ehlers' 18th of the season, placing him in a tie for fourth for home runs in a season at Mizzou with Griffen Moore who had 18 in 1997.
Ehlers remains in fourth on the career home run list at MU. His next one would move him into a tie for third with Moore, who had 38 from 1987-89. Ehlers drove in four runs in the game and moved into the top 10 in RBI in a season at MU with 69 on the year, which ties Mike Rogers' RBI total in 1987.
The lead was extended to 9-0 in the fifth inning, as senior Lee Laskowski singled to right, driving in a pair of runners. Laskowski finished the game 2-for-4 with three RBI.
Mizzou scored a run in both the seventh and eighth innings, getting RBI-singles from senior Jeremy Hernandez and Brad Flanders.
After being held scoreless for 7.2 innings, Le Moyne got on the board as Tom Warner had a pinch hit two-run home run in the bottom of the eighth inning. The Dolphins would also add a run in their half of the ninth.
Sophomore Tyler Williams was 3-for-5 in the game and three other Tigers had two hits in the game. Sophomore lead off hitter Trevor Helms reached base five times in the game, picking up two hits and drawing three walks.
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Holy Cow!!! Well since I'm staying home this Christmas and doing a quiet, alone Christmas, except to have dinner w/Jeannie and Bill tomorrow, this is the most wondeful gift I could have received. I am so speechless I don't know what to say, except - you l'il heifer!!!!!!!! YOU decide which it w/be, but you KNOW how much I enjoyed that week June b/f last here. If you come, we'll spend the whoooooole week this time playing w/our toys, instead of running all over seven counties. I'm so excited I just don't know how to respond. Oh, JANEYBO - how wonderful of Richard to do this. Give him a huuuuuuuuuuge hug for me. He's a dear. Then, of course, this w/probably be my last year in PV, so that's a thought. It's up to you dear heart.
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Purpose of Fair in Sewickley to Promote Agriculture
By Leann Junker, Tribune-Review, Greensburg, Pa.
Jul. 18–In these days of rising price tags, the Sewickley Township Fair is quite a bargain.
Dave Hager, president of the fair board, pointed out a whole family can come down to the fair for just a $4 parking fee.
And there seems to be a lot to do there including checking out produce and baked good entries, enjoying pony rides and a petting zoo and meeting up with friends.
The 73rd annual Sewickley Township Community Fair and Farm Products Show is scheduled for Monday through July 26 at the Sewickley Township Grange along Route 136. Fair hours are 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. and inside exhibits are open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and July 25.
In addition to fairgoers, Hager hopes to attract additional exhibitors.
"The purpose is to promote agriculture of the area and more is better. I'd rather run out of room than have empty shelves," said Hager, a Uniontown native who lives in South Huntingdon Township.
What makes the Sewickley Township Fair different from bigger fairs is the sense of community found there.
"There are people who have been going there as long as I have and longer who sometimes you see once a year; you see them at that fair," Hager said. "It's different from the big fairs. There are not a whole lot of little fairs left — just us, Dawson and Derry."
Hager's daughter, Sara, serves as assistant secretary on the fair board, and she agreed the organizers are dedicated to the promotion of agriculture.
"We also support the interests and hobbies of our community members," she said, pointing out people are given a chance to enter their artwork, crafts and baked goods.
"Most importantly, we encourage a sense of fellowship within the community," she said. "Our event allows family, friends and neighbors to spend quality time together, and have some fun as well."
Norma Petersen grew up going to the fair and she continues to do that now that she has moved back to the area.
Petersen, who was a member of 4-H, helped in the food booth organized by the grange.
Petersen said the cheese fries are a big hit among fairgoers.
"I'm loyal to the grange booth since I worked in it since I was a little girl," Petersen said.
The tractor pulls also bring in a crowd.
"All the farmers in the community would bring their tractors to pull," said Petersen, remembering her sister Eileen was one of the first girls to pull a tractor at the fair.
"They made history, and now there's girls pulling all the time, which is kind of interesting," Petersen said.
Petersen said one thing remains the same year after year.
Children who exhibit at the fair put their entries in on Monday and then the anticipation begins.
"Kids can't wait until Tuesday night to see what ribbons they get," Petersen said. "The kids still do that. They come busting in on Tuesday night to see … how many blues and reds and whites (ribbons) did they get."
Tuesday night is also special when the judging of baked goods is over.
"After all the baked goods have been judged, we actually cut up the winning baked goods, and we sell those," Petersen said.
"It's a good community event," she said.
The schedule follows:
–6-9 p.m. Entry night
–6:30 p.m. Horse show, including barrels, pole bending (In case of rain, the horse show will take place at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.)
–8:30-9:30 a.m. Entries for flowers only
–7 p.m. Garden Tractor Pull
–6 p.m. Registration for Sewickley Township Fair Dance Challenge presented by Kellie Wilson
–6:30 p.m. Dance Challenge Competition
–6 p.m. Pedal Pull
–7-9 p.m. Merrie the Clown
–7:30 p.m. Dead Weight Percentage Tractor Pull (In case of rain, the tractor pull will take place at 9 a.m. Saturday.)
–8:30 p.m. Pittsburgh Magician David Lawrence
July 25
–6 p.m. Party Ponies & Farm Friends Pony Rides and Petting Zoo
–7 p.m. 4X4 Truck Pull followed by Tug-A-War (Ford fans vs. Chevy fans)
–7-9 p.m. Merrie the Clown
July 26
–6 p.m. Party Ponies & Farm Friends Pony Rides and Petting Zoo
–7:30 p.m. Western Style Tractor Pull followed by Milk Chugging Contest and Tug-A-War (International fans vs. John Deere fans)
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