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Perfectly : Tips, Techniques & Projectsby Pearl Ex
This informative book presents a number of clearly written and illustrated projects that demonstrate techniques for using Jacquard's Pearl Ex Powdered Pigments. The step-by-step instructions illustrate the incredible versatility of these beautiful pigments.
Techniques covered include stamping, watercolor stamping, backgrounds, fabric painting and much more.
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Your Heart's Desire
This mall has collectibles, antiques, primitives, and locally handmade goods. On West Frankfort Main Street. Only 10 miles south of Rend Lake.
CITY:West Frankfort
Dogwood Ridge
The perfect combination of great collectibles, seasonal items and great food. On the main street of West Frankfort. Only 10 miles south of Rend Lake.
CITY:West Frankfort
Pickers Paradise Antiques, Crafts and Collectibles
Pickers Paradise has a variety of antiques, crafts and collectibles. Look for one of a kind items like an antique loom, furniture and much more.
Back in Time- Primitive Corner
Located just off the interstate at Exit 59 in Johnston City, IL, this primitive store specializes in distressed and refurbished furniture. You will also find a unique selection of pictures, LED candles, Lanterns and more.
CITY:Johnston City
Pit Road Racing
Pit Road Racing is Southern Illinois' largest Nascar shop. We offer a variety of Nascar Collectibles, memorabilia, nascar apparel, and hard to find items. Specialization in Diecast 1/24 scale and Apparel. If you can't find it in our store, we'll do our best to find it for you. We also offer custom apparel and window decals for your school, church, business, and everything in between.
Marion Antique Mall
Offering 10,000 square feet of antiques and collectibles. New owners have reorganized, remodeled, & made lighting improvements giving the shop a new face. It's worth a few minutes of your time to browse through the shop and discover your past.
Cooksey's Bait Shop
Opened in 1962, Cooksey's Bait Shop has been in the business of selling minnows and many baits to incoming fishing enthusiasts for 50+ years.
Dunn's Sporting Goods
Locally owned sporting goods store that opened in 1980. Specializes in hunting and fishing accesories, apparel, and much more. Find decoys, ammunition, and archery supplies all in one stop.
Delightlful Floral and Gifts
Local florist serving the Marion area with both silk and fresh arrangements. Find all your floral needs while perusing the gift shop. Great bouquets for prom, homecoming, weddings, and more.
Stevens Floral Gifts and Framing
Stevens offers a large selection of floral supplies, gifts and has a framing center onsite to fit all of your crafting needs. It is a great place to find gift ideas and is also a Vera Bradley retailer.
We 3 Girls Flowers
With over 15 years of experience and a lifelong passion for flowers, They carry a large selection of quality flowers to suit your taste and style. A rainbow of roses, wildflowers and seasonal blooms yield never ending combinations to create unique designs. Gourmet Baskets, Fruit Baskets, Chocolate and Theme Baskets are custom made to order. European Dish Gardens, Orchid Plants and seasonal flowering. We also carry inspirational, home decor and baby items to make the perfect gift.
Byassee Keyboard and Sound
Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned pro, Byassee Music is one of the locally-owned and operated choices for music instruments and equipment in Williamson county and Southern Illinois. Backed by over three decades of experience, the store has become a cornerstone of the Marion community. Also offering DJ services.
Garden Gate Florist
Garden Gate Florist has just what you need! Browse our assortment of green and blooming plants for a wonderful gift for anyone on your list. Consider sending a fruit and gourmet basket from Garden Gate Florist – a fantastic gift for any occasion. Don't forget our vast selection of gift items, including angels, greeting cards, gourmet cookies, candles, pictures, antiques, plush, balloons, and Lang® candles
More Than Decor
More Than Décor specializes in finding fun, unique ways to transform the bland into beautiful. Whether it's decorating your home or planning your special day, they tackle any design challenge. They offer both fresh and silk flower arrangements for any occasion. Visit the store to see specialty items such as home décor, unique gifts, Mik Wright cards, cocktail mixes, Trapp candles, a variety of Harney and Sons tea, gourmet rubs, and so much more.
Fox's Flowers and Gifts
Fox's Flowers & Gifts has been proudly serving Marion since 1948. We are family owned and operated with 1 location serving the Marion area. Offers fresh and silk flowers as well as wedding and funeral arrangements. Large selection of mylar and latex balloons. Fox's is also home to Jeff's Magic Shop.
Adams Shoe Store
Step into Adams Shoe Store and find the perfect footwear at low prices. With over 40 brands of footwear available in stock- from Red Wing, Danner, Timberland Pro, to Rocky; at Adams Shoe Store, you'll never miss a step again. They carry work shoes, western boots, uniform shoes, coal mining boots, steel toe tennis shoes and much more.
Dee's Pets
Dee's Pets is Southern Illinois' largest family-owned pet store. Conveniently located on Route 37 just north of Marion, Dee's has been serving the region's pet lovers since 1982. When you visit the 4,000 square-foot store, you'll be impressed with the wide selection of freshwater fish, birds, reptiles, small animals, and PUPPIES!!! Of course, they also carry all of the supplies, food and medications you'll need to keep your pet healthy and happy.
Chuck's Depot
Chuck's Depot is a locally owned hobby shop. Chuck has a large stockage of scale engines, cars, and building kits from all periods. The depot has two layouts- one in the shop for demos, and his personal one fills the basement. Chuck is also a distributor for various systems, and he carries model cars and aircraft in different scales.
Visit M, in downtown Marion! Where you can find the latest fashions for women, unique accessories and one of a kind handbags! It's a fashionably unique boutique! If fashion and great prices are what you are looking for, shop M! Remember, M carries only one bag once. Bags will not be duplicated.
Melise's Formal Wear & Accessories
Melise's is your Southern Illinois destination for high-quality formal wear, accessories and more. Since opening the doors in 2006, the business has expanded to two levels of fabulous clothing, dresses, jewelry and more! The first floor features women's and children's consignment, Woodwick candles, new jewelry, new bags, Spanx, and tuxedo rental. Follow the red carpet upstairs to "Steps Above the Rest" Award Winning Formal Wear! We have NEW prom, homecoming, pageant and special occasion formal wear. You'll also find a great selection of shoes, jewelry, gloves, custom swimwear and much more!
Madison St. Emporium
Featuring diversity from the ordinary to the unusual, this store has antiques, collectibles, gifts, household goods, coins, knives, jewelry, tools, dishes, dolls, authentic native American crafts, books, and paintings, & sculpture from local artists.
Fox Sports Cards
Sports cards and sport collectibles. Also carries comic books as well as memorabilia cases. Fox Sports Cards is an authorized dealer of Upper Deck cards.
Warehouse Antique Mall
More than 11,000 square feet of booths in a century-plus old warehouse offers a variety of antiques and collectibles.
Country Creations Flowers and Antiques
Full service florist with a wide range of antiques, Taking a piece of the past, and adding a touch of beauty with the fresh flowers. Staffed with Illinois State Certified Florists. Antiques of all kinds to choose from including Fenton, Feista, McCoy, Hull, and many more.


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New York Mets Gear
New York Mets Mens
New York Mets Mens T-Shirts
New York Mets Mens T-Shirts Short Sleeved
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Product ID: 1107593
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Heat, rain, snow or wind – there is nothing that can stop you from showing your New York passion. No matter what curve ball Mother Nature throws at you, you'll be ready in this Thermal performance T-shirt by Nike. It features a printed Mets logo on the chest and Nike's moisture-wicking Dri-FIT fabric that is designed to keep you cool all day long. Now there are no more excuses to stay indoors, go outside and proclaim how the Mets are the best team in all the land.
- 100% Polyester fabric
- Dri-FIT technology for ultimate comfort
- Imported
- Jock tag
- Officially licensed MLB product
- Screen print graphics
- Tagless collar
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Pfister F-048-E0BC Polished Chrome Catalina Centerset Bathroom Sink Faucet
Technical Specs
Installation Dimensions | |
Installation Guide | |
Parts Breakdown | |
Specification Sheet | |
ADA | Yes |
Drain Assembly Included | Yes |
Drain Hole | 1.5 |
Escutcheon Included | Yes |
Faucet Centers | 4 |
Faucet Holes | 3 |
Faucet Type | Bathroom Sink Faucet |
Flow Rate (GPM) | 1.5 |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Height | 5.438 |
Low Lead Compliant | Yes |
Material | Brass |
Max Deck Thickness | 1.125 |
Mounting Type | Centerset |
Number Of Handles | 2 |
Product Weight | 4.3 |
Pullout Spray | No |
Series | Residential Grade |
Spout Height | 3.687 |
Spout Reach | 4.75 |
Theme | Traditional |
Valve Included | Yes |
Valve Type | Ceramic Disc |
Water Efficient | Yes |
WaterSense Certified | Yes |
Width | 6.687 |
Catalina Centerset Bathroom Sink Faucet Low Lead
Catalina Island, right off the Southern California coast, has its own unique style. Pfister pays homage to this style with its Catalina collection of kitchen and bathroom products. These solid brass fixtures bring a splash of romantic artistry to the home with sweeping curves and modest lines. The high-arc kitchen faucet leaves plenty of room in the sink for a number of tasks, the handles are ADA compliant, and it's available with an optional pullout spray.
Rejuvenate the bathroom with gorgeous faucets and fixtures for the entire space. Double handle bathroom faucets complement a Roman tub filler, as well as tub and shower fixtures and a number of coordinated accessories, like robe hooks, towel bars, and tissue holders. Available in up to three finishes.
- All brass faucet body construction - Weight: 4.3 LBS
- Centerset mounting for 4" centers, 3 hole installations
- 2 metal lever handles included
- ADA compliant
- Escutcheon (deck plate) is included
- Industry leading, lifetime ceramic disc valve
- Pop up drain and assembly included
- Overall height: 5.4375" (measured from counter top to highest point of faucet)
- Spout height: 3.6875" (measured from counter top to spout outlet)
- Spout reach: 4.75" (measured from center of faucet base to center of spout outlet)
- WaterSense certified - 1.5 gallon-per-minute flow rate
- Installs onto decks (counter tops) up to 1.125" thick
- Low lead compliant - complies with CA and VT low-lead requirements for plumbing products
- Designed for use with standard US plumbing connections
- All necessary mounting hardware included
- Fully covered under Pfister's Pforever Lifetime Warranty
About Pfister
Founded in 1910, Pfister (previously known as Price Pfister) is one of America's oldest and most experienced plumbing companies. As the first faucet manufacturer in the world to offer a lifetime warranty on their products, quality has always been the cornerstone of Pfister faucets. Brass bodies, ceramic disc valves, and lifetime PVD finishes name a few of the features you'll find in their product line. You will also find innovative designs. In the last 100 years, Pfister pioneered many of the faucet varieties that have helped to define the industry today. This kind of market presence has made Pfister one of the most trusted names in plumbing. Buy Pfister – you won't be disappointed.
Additional Pfister Links
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Our SKU: F-048-E0B
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Brushed Nickel
F-048-EOBK - Brushed Nickel/Polished Brass
F-048-EPBK - Polished Chrome
F-048-E0BC - Tuscan Bronze
F-048-E0BY - Velvet Aged Bronze
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
Pfister Catalina Collection
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Seven teams of two students each competed for the title of Top Chef in January 2012, but all of the contestants won the respect and admiration of their peers — and it was all for a good cause!
Read more »Welcome Chinese New Year with the Bastyr community from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, January 23, with traditional favorites such as Chinese Szechuan Noodles, Peking Duck with Mandarin Pancakes and Stir-Fried Rice and Vegetables.
Read more »You can learn more about use of complementary and alternative medicine through Bastyr University's continuing and community education courses.
Read more »Bastyr's new Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology program draws on the University's distinctive integrative approach to mental, spiritual and physical wellness.
Read more »It's tradition for Bastyrians to mark the first day of the winter quarter with a dash down the trail to Lake Washington and a dip into the chilly water.
Check it out »Sharon Gray, MS ('06), LAc, is one of many Bastyr graduates whose own health journey inspired her to join a healing profession. Now she's growing a practice and creating a cookbook that draws on crowd-sourced variations of a single simple recipe.
Read more »AOM student Emily Paul found herself learning cross-cultural communication on the fly at the Rainier Park Medical Clinic. That sort of real-world training is exactly the point of Bastyr's external clinical training.
Read more »2012 promises to be a year filled with celebrations, milestones and new additions that are sure to keep our community buzzing with excitement and anticipation all year long.
Read more »Two pioneers of the birth vocations field, Penny Simkin, namesake of the University's Simkin Center, and Phyllis Klaus, are joining together to teach the unique, two-day class "When Survivors Give Birth."
Read more »Bastyr President Daniel K. Church, PhD, takes a look back at 2011 and anticipates even more to come in 2012.
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Build Your Own Case Price: $100.00
Your choice 6pk Price: $52.00
Marinara Sauce Case Price: $68.00 to $108.00
Artichoke Sauce Price: $96.00
4 Cheese Sauce Price: $96.00
Roasted Garlic Sauce Price: $96.00
Arrabbiata Sauce Price: $96.00
Cuore DiPomodoro Price: $96.00
Puttanesca Sauce Price: $96.00
Roasted Eggplant Price: $96.00
Garden Vegetable Price: $96.00
Tomato Basil Price: $96.00
Vodka Sauce Price: $96.00
Sensitive Formula Marinara Sauce Price: $96.00
Pizza Sauce Case Price: $36.00
Customize Your Own 3 Pack Price: $24.00
Marinara Sauce Price: $17.00 to $27.85
3 Plus 3 Mix & Match Price: $35.00
3 Plus 3 GlutenFree Pasta Combo Price: $35.00
Artichoke Sauce Price: $24.00
4 Cheese Sauce Price: $24.00
Roasted Garlic Sauce Price: $24.00
Arrabbiata Sauce Price: $24.00
Cuore DiPomodoro Sauce Price: $24.00
Puttanesca Sauce Price: $24.00
Roasted Eggplant Sauce Price: $24.00
Garden Vegetable Sauce Price: $24.00
Tomato Basil Sauce Price: $24.00
Vodka Sauce Price: $24.00
Sensitive Formula Marinara Sauce Price: $24.00
Create your own Pasta Trio Collection Price: $10.80
Create Your Own Pasta Combo Dozen Price: $43.20
Customize Your Own Salad Kit Price: $28.00
House Pasta Combo Price: $43.20
Gluten Free Pasta Custom 3 Pack Price: $16.50
Gluten Free Pasta Custom Dozen Price: $66.00
Gluten Free Fusilli Pasta 3 Bags: $16.50 Case: $66.00
Gluten Free Penne Rigate Pasta 3 Bags: $16.50 Case: $66.00
Gluten Free Rigatoni Pasta 3 Bags: $16.50 Case: $66.00
Gluten Free Ditali Pasta 3 Bags: $16.50 Case: $66.00
Penne Rigate Pasta 3 Bags: $10.80 Case: $43.20
Ditali Pasta 3 Bags: $10.80 Case: $43.20
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Orecchiette Pasta 3 Bags: $10.80 Case: $43.20
Tre-Colori Farfalle Pasta 3 Bags: $10.80 Case: $43.20
Whole Wheat Penne Rigate Pasta 3 Bags: $10.80 Case: $43.20
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Lemon Cooking Sauce 1 Btl.: $4.50 Case (6 btls.): $27.00
Caesar Salad Dressing 1 Btl.: $4.50 Case (6 btls.): $27.00
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Roasted Garlic Dressing 1 Btl.: $4.00 Case (6 btls.): $24.00
Red Wine House Dressing 1 Btl.: $4.00 Case (6 btls.): $24.00
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Extra Virgin Olive Oil & Organic Vinegar Price: $17.24
Aged Balsamic Vinegar & Extra Virgin Olive Oil Price: $26.00
White Balsamic Condiment 1 Btl.: $15.00 Case (6 btls.): $90.00
Aged Balsamic Vinegar 1 Btl.: $15.00 Case (6 btls.): $90.00
Extra Virgin Olive Oil 1 Btl.: $12.99 Case (12 btls.): $155.00
Organic Red Wine Vinegar 1 Btl.: $4.25 Case (6 btls.): $25.50
Balsamic Glaze 5 pack Price: $24.00
Roasted Peppers3 Pack Price: $21.00
Grilled Vegetables 3 pack Price: $21.00
Customize your Vegetable 3 pack Price: $21.00
Roasted Peppers Case Price: $77.00
Grilled Vegetables Case Price: $84.00
Imported Canned Italian Tomatoes 4 Cans: $14.00 Case: $42.00
Summer Pasta Kit Price: $19.50
Pasta Salad Kit Price: $29.00
Customize Your Salad Kit Price: $28.00
Custom RoastedPeppers Case Price: $77.00
3 pack Oil and Vinegars Price: $29.95
Customize Your 3 Pack Green Giftbox Price: $29.00
Customize Your 3 Pack Burgundy Giftbox Price: $30.00
Dinner for Eight Price: $33.00
What's New Price: $50.00
Italian Terracotta Lasagna Gift Set Price: $65.00
Italian Terracotta Pasta Bowl Gift Set Price: $65.00
Lil' Red Wagon Price: $65.00
Rao's Variety Pack Price: $65.00
Pasta and Sauce Sampler Giftbox Price: $75.00
Cami's Favorite Price: $75.00 Sold out
Rao's Appetizer Pack Price: $80.00
Twelve Pack Sampler Price: $90.00
Casey's Kitchen Price: $90.00
Rao's Lil' Chef Price: $90.00
A Taste of Rao's Price: $125.00
It's My Party Price: $135.00
Sweet Memories Price: $150.00
Rao's Tote Price: $160.00
Gabby's Sugartime Price: $275.00
Sentimental Journey Price: $350.00
Simply the Best Price: $500.00
Evening at Rao's Music CD Price: $12.95
Christmas at Rao's Music CD Price: $12.95
Rao's Cookbook; Over 100 years of Italian Home Cooking Price: $33.95
Rao's Cookbook; Recipes from the Neighborhood Price: $40.00
Over 100 years of Italian Home Cooking Cookbook and 2 CD Giftbox Price: $60.00
Recipes from the Neighborhood Cookbook & 2 CD Giftbox Price: $65.00
Digital Gift Certificate Price: $50.00 - $100.00
∗ NOT valid in any of the Rao's Restaurants.
Our vast selection of gifts are perfect for corporate gift giving, whether it is during the holiday season, or simply to say thank you all year long to show your appreciation for hard working employees and loyal clients. Rao's Specialty Foods gifts also make wonderful presents for bridal showers and baby showers.
Shop our 2015 Gift Catalog or click to download and save a PDF catalog
Would you like to have a Rao's representative contact you, click here
Rao's Homemade® Marinara Sauce — The simplicity of Rao's marinara sauce makes it a common base for many great dishes. Rao's combines Italian tomatoes with olive oil, fresh onions, garlic and basil to create an all-natural sauce that is perfect for pasta, and for preparing classic dishes with seafood, shrimp, shellfish, veal, steak, chicken, pork, and vegetables.
Rao's Homemade® Tomato Basil Sauce — For those who prefer the taste of fresh basil, Rao's combines its Award-Winning Marinara Sauce with fresh basil to create a versatile and flavorful sauce. The aromatic bouquet of fresh basil permeates the senses and awakens the taste buds.
Rao's Homemade® Vodka Sauce — A velvety blend of Italian tomatoes, aged Parmiggiano Reggiano and Pecorino Romano cheeses, fresh onions and garlic, basil and vodka. Each cheese adds a different component to the sauce resulting in a sauce with a mild aroma yet complex flavor that will infuse your recipes. Mixing quality vodka with tomatoes, onions and garlic, then simmering the alcohol out, leaves you with a rich and creamy vodka sauce with no alcohol content.
Rao's Homemade® Pizza Sauce — Vine ripened Italian plum tomatoes, cherry tomatoes and fresh vegetables, create a rich and naturally sweet sauce. more...
The history of Rao's Specialty Foods, Inc. dates back as far as 1896, when Mr. Charles Rao laid the foundation stone for the enterprise by establishing a small saloon in New York City. More than a century later, the business continues to remain in the hands of the Rao family.
Sharon Straci, Rao's Partner and Executive Operating Officer, is responsible for defining and implementing Rao's Specialty Foods' product strategy and business development worldwide. Sharon heads a team of 16 dedicated members of staff, all of whom refer to Sharon as, "The Woman Behind The Sauce®," and who contribute their unique know-how for the benefit of the entire enterprise.
Rao's has also developed a range of products for the retail trade. The portfolio is made up of 13 different sauce varieties. Rao's Specialty Foods' sauces are made from natural ingredients such as Italian plum tomatoes and fresh vegetables. The range of sauces includes: New Artichoke Sauce made with fresh Italian artichokes, New Roasted Garlic Sauce made with aromatic, caramelized garlic, New Rao's 4 Cheese Sauce, a smooth blend of four classic Italian cheeses, Rao's Pizza Sauce made with Italian cherry tomatoes, and Rao's famous Marinara Sauce, a traditional slow-simmered tomato sauce, Rao's Sensitive Formula Marinara Sauce, which is formulated without onions or garlic for those with sensitive digestive systems, Rao's Tomato Basil Sauce made with fresh basil, and Rao's Vodka Sauce, made with Parmesan and Romano cheeses and vodka. The selection also includes two Southern Italian favorites: spicy Rao's Arrabbiata Sauce, and Rao's Puttanesca Sauce, a combination of tomatoes, anchovies, capers and olives, and two hearty vegetable sauces Garden Vegetable Sauce made with fresh peppers, onions and mushrooms, and Rao's Roasted Eggplant Sauce made with freshly roasted eggplant. For the meat lovers, Rao's offers: Cuore di Pomodoro Sauce made with prosciutto and onions. more...
Rao's Specialty Foods was started over 20 years ago to share the wonderful flavors, aromas and recipes of Southern Italian cuisine. Simple recipes, fresh ingredients and extraordinary quality are the keys to its success.
Sharon Straci, Rao's Specialty Foods' Chief Executive Officer, and also known as The Woman Behind The Sauce® defines the criteria and maintains the quality standards for Rao's products. Sharon strives to make cooking simple and easy so that family and friends can enjoy good food and memorable times with their loved ones.
The Raos product line also includes Artisan Bronze Die-cut Pastas imported from Italy, Italian Peeled Tomatoes, "ready to serve" sweet Roasted Red Peppers, Signature Dressings, Lemon Cooking Sauce, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Balsamic Vinegar of Modena IGP, White Balsamic Condiment and Organic Red Wine Vinegar.
Rao's Partner and Chief Executive Officer, is responsible for defining and implementing Rao's Specialty Foods' product strategy and business development worldwide through her strong management background and belief in the Rao's product.
Sharon grew up in a small town in Illinois and spent a great deal of time at her grandparent's farm. "Spending time at the farm taught me about fresh food and fresh ingredients", says Sharon. As a child, she participated in doing chores on the farm where she learned the value of hard work and responsibility. These tools and an appreciation for a healthy lifestyle along with Sharons exacting standards has established her as a business leader in the premium pasta sauce category.
Over the past 18 years, Sharon has defined and maintained the criteria for making the sauce using the finest, freshest, all natural ingredients, without added sugars or fillers, and uses traditional slow cooking methods to produce a premium sauce that tastes as if the consumer made it fresh at home for their own family.
Rao's Specialty Foods has become a very reputable and marketable brand known for its high quality products. Southern Italian cuisine is the key to its success, and for many years, Sharon has been refining and designing mouth-watering recipes for private homes nationwide.
Sharon strives to make cooking simple and easy so that family and friends can enjoy good food and memorable times with their loved ones.more...
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The 5mm O'Neill PSYCHO claw gloves are built to keep you in the frigid water longer. The 100% Ultraflex DS neoprene molds to you hand and moves with you, not against you. Sealed seams resist flushing. Tacky grip palm.Water Temp Guidelines:
3mm is good for 60 degrees & up
5mm is good for 50 degrees & up
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Minnesota Vikings Gear
Minnesota Vikings Ladies
Minnesota Vikings Ladies Jackets
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Product ID: 1159745
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When the going gets tough, all the Minnesota fans look upon you to lead a cheer to get them back in the game. Make sure everyone can see who's in charge in the stands by wearing this Leader jacket by Antigua. It features an embroidered logo on the chest, a full zipper with two pockets on the front, and an olympic collar. Your devotion to getting the crowd into the game will be heard and will definitely lead the Vikings to a comeback victory!
- 93% Polyester/7% Spandex
- Bungee drawcords on bottom hem to tighten waist
- Full length zipper
- Imported
- Officially licensed NFL product
- Olympic collar
- Quality embroidery
- Tagless collar
- Two front pockets
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game
or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are
received in our warehouse.
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Alzheimer's disease is a progressive disease that destroys memory and other important mental functions.
It's the most common cause of dementia — a group of brain disorders that results in the loss of intellectual and social skills. These changes are severe enough to interfere with day-to-day life.
In Alzheimer's disease, the brain cells themselves degenerate and die, causing a steady decline in memory and mental function.
Current Alzheimer's disease medications and management strategies may temporarily improve symptoms. This can sometimes help people with Alzheimer's disease maximize function and maintain independence.
But because there's no cure for Alzheimer's disease, it's important to seek supportive services and tap into your support network as early as possible.
At first, increasing forgetfulness or mild confusion may be the only symptoms of Alzheimer's disease that you notice. But over time, the disease robs you of more of your memory, especially recent memories. The rate at which symptoms worsen varies from person to person.
If you have Alzheimer's, you may be the first to notice that you're having unusual difficulty remembering things and organizing your thoughts. Or you may not recognize that anything is wrong, even when changes are noticeable to your family members, close friends or co-workers.
Brain changes associated with Alzheimer's disease lead to growing trouble with:
Everyone has occasional memory lapses. It's normal to lose track of where you put your keys or forget the name of an acquaintance. But the memory loss associated with Alzheimer's disease persists and worsens, affecting your ability to function at work and at home. People with Alzheimer's may:
People with Alzheimer's disease may lose their sense of what day it is, the season, where they are or even their current life circumstances. Alzheimer's may also disrupt your brain's ability to interpret what you see, making it difficult to understand your surroundings. Eventually, these problems may lead to getting lost in familiar places.
Those with Alzheimer's may have trouble finding the right words to identify objects, express thoughts or take part in conversations. Over time, the ability to read and write also declines.
Alzheimer's disease causes difficulty concentrating and thinking, especially about abstract concepts like numbers. It may be challenging to manage finances, balance checkbooks, and keep track of bills and pay them on time. These difficulties may progress to inability to recognize and deal with numbers.
Responding effectively to everyday problems, such as food burning on the stove or unexpected driving situations, becomes increasingly challenging.
Once-routine activities that require sequential steps, such as planning and cooking a meal or playing a favorite game, become a struggle as the disease progresses. Eventually, people with advanced Alzheimer's may forget how to perform basic tasks such as dressing and bathing.
Brain changes that occur in Alzheimer's disease can affect the way you act and how you feel. People with Alzheimer's may experience:
Many important skills are not lost until very late in the disease. These include the ability to read, dance and sing, enjoy old music, engage in crafts and hobbies, tell stories, and reminisce.
This is because information, skills and habits learned early in life are among the last abilities to be lost as the disease progresses. Capitalizing on these abilities can allow you to continue to have successes and maintain a high quality of life even when you are into the moderate phase of the disease.
Scientists believe that for most people, Alzheimer's disease results from a combination of genetic, lifestyle and environmental factors that affect the brain over time.
Less than 5 percent of the time, Alzheimer's is caused by specific genetic changes that virtually guarantee a person will develop the disease.
Although the causes of Alzheimer's are not yet fully understood, its effect on the brain is clear. Alzheimer's disease damages and kills brain cells. A brain affected by Alzheimer's disease has many fewer cells and many fewer connections among surviving cells than does a healthy brain.
As more and more brain cells die, Alzheimer's leads to significant brain shrinkage. When doctors examine Alzheimer's brain tissue under the microscope, they see two types of abnormalities that are considered hallmarks of the disease:
Tangles. Brain cells depend on an internal support and transport system to carry nutrients and other essential materials throughout their long extensions. This system requires the normal structure and functioning of a protein called tau.
In Alzheimer's, threads of tau protein twist into abnormal tangles inside brain cells, leading to failure of the transport system. This failure is also strongly implicated in the decline and death of brain cells.
Increasing age is the greatest known risk factor for Alzheimer's. Alzheimer's is not a part of normal aging, but your risk increases greatly after you reach age 65. Nearly half of those older than age 85 have Alzheimer's.
People with rare genetic changes that virtually guarantee they'll develop Alzheimer's begin experiencing symptoms as early as their 30s.
Your risk of developing Alzheimer's appears to be somewhat higher if a first-degree relative — your parent or sibling — has the disease. Scientists have identified rare changes (mutations) in three genes that virtually guarantee a person who inherits them will develop Alzheimer's. But these mutations account for less than 5 percent of Alzheimer's disease.
Most genetic mechanisms of Alzheimer's among families remain largely unexplained. The strongest risk gene researchers have found so far is apolipoprotein e4 (APOE e4). Other risk genes have been identified but not conclusively confirmed.
Women may be more likely than are men to develop Alzheimer's disease, in part because they live longer.
People with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) have memory problems or other symptoms of cognitive decline that are worse than might be expected for their age, but not severe enough to be diagnosed as dementia.
Those with MCI have an increased risk — but not a certainty — of later developing dementia. Taking action to develop a healthy lifestyle and strategies to compensate for memory loss at this stage may help delay or prevent the progression to dementia.
People who've had a severe head trauma or repeated head trauma appear to have a greater risk of Alzheimer's disease.
There's no lifestyle factor that's been conclusively shown to reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease.
However, some evidence suggests that the same factors that put you at risk of heart disease also may increase the chance that you'll develop Alzheimer's. Examples include:
These risk factors are also linked to vascular dementia, a type of dementia caused by damaged blood vessels in the brain. Working with your health care team on a plan to control these factors will help protect your heart — and may also help reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia.
Studies have found an association between lifelong involvement in mentally and socially stimulating activities and reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease.
Factors that may reduce your risk of Alzheimer's include:
Scientists can't yet explain this link. One theory is that using your brain develops more cell-to-cell connections, which protects your brain against the impact of Alzheimer-related changes.
Memory and language loss, impaired judgment, and other cognitive changes caused by Alzheimer's can complicate treatment for other health conditions. A person with Alzheimer's disease may not be able to:
As Alzheimer's disease progresses to its last stages, brain changes begin to affect physical functions, such as swallowing, balance, and bowel and bladder control. These effects can increase vulnerability to additional health problems such as:
Pneumonia and other infections. Difficulty swallowing may cause people with Alzheimer's to inhale (aspirate) food or liquid into their airways and lungs, which can lead to pneumonia.
Inability to control emptying of the bladder (urinary incontinence) may require placement of a tube to drain and collect urine (urinary catheter). Having a catheter increases your risk of urinary tract infections, which can lead to more-serious, life-threatening infections.
You may decide you want to talk to your doctor about memory loss or other cognitive changes, or you may seek care at the urging of a family member who arranges your appointment and goes with you. You'll probably start by seeing your family doctor or general practitioner, who may refer you to a neurologist, psychiatrist, neuropsychologist or other specialist for further evaluation.
Because appointments can be brief and there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to prepare ahead of time. Here are some suggestions to help you get ready for your appointment and understand what to expect from your doctor.
Write down all of your symptoms. Your doctor will want to know details about what's causing your concern about your memory or mental function. Make notes about some of the most important examples of forgetfulness or other lapses you want to mention. Do you have trouble finding your keys, or have you found your keys in the freezer?
Try to remember when you first started to suspect that something might be wrong. If you think your difficulties are getting worse, be ready to explain why.
Because time with your doctor is limited, writing down a list of questions will help you make the most of your appointment. If you're seeing your doctor regarding concerns about Alzheimer's disease, some questions to ask include:
In addition to the questions you've prepared ahead of time, don't hesitate to ask your doctor to clarify anything you don't understand.
Your doctor is also likely to have questions for you. Being ready to respond may free up time to focus on any points you want to talk about in-depth. Your doctor may ask:
There's no specific test today that confirms you have Alzheimer's disease. Your doctor will make a judgment about whether Alzheimer's is the most likely cause of your symptoms based on the information you provide and results of various tests that can help clarify the diagnosis.
Doctors can nearly always determine whether you have dementia, and they can often identify whether your dementia is due to Alzheimer's disease. Alzheimer's disease can be diagnosed with complete accuracy only after death, when microscopic examination of the brain reveals the characteristic plaques and tangles.
To help distinguish Alzheimer's disease from other causes of memory loss, doctors now typically rely on the following types of tests.
Your doctor will perform a physical exam, and is likely to check your overall neurological health by testing your:
Blood tests may help your doctor rule out other potential causes of memory loss and confusion, such as thyroid disorders or vitamin deficiencies.
Your doctor may conduct a brief mental status test to assess your memory and other thinking skills. Short forms of mental status testing can be done in about 10 minutes.
Your doctor may recommend a more extensive assessment of your thinking and memory. Longer forms of neuropsychological testing, which can take several hours to complete, may provide additional details about your mental function compared with others' of a similar age and education level.
This type of testing may be especially helpful if your doctor thinks you may have a very early stage of Alzheimer's disease or another dementia. These tests may also help identify patterns of change associated with different types of dementia and can help doctors estimate your ability to safely manage important activities, such as financial and medical decision-making.
Images of the brain are now used chiefly to pinpoint visible abnormalities related to conditions other than Alzheimer's disease — such as strokes, trauma or tumors — that may cause cognitive change. New imaging applications — currently used primarily in major medical centers or in clinical trials — may enable doctors to detect specific brain changes caused by Alzheimer's.
Brain-imaging technologies include:
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). An MRI uses radio waves and a strong magnetic field to produce detailed images of your brain. You lie on a narrow table that slides into a tube-shaped MRI machine, which makes loud banging noises while it produces images. MRIs are painless, but some people feel claustrophobic inside the machine and are disturbed by the noise.
MRIs are used to rule out other conditions that may account for or be adding to cognitive symptoms. In addition, they may be used to assess whether shrinkage in brain regions implicated in Alzheimer's disease has occurred.
Positron emission tomography (PET). During a PET scan, you'll be injected in a vein with a low-level radioactive tracer. You'll lie on a table while an overhead scanner tracks the tracer's flow through your brain.
The tracer may be a special form of glucose (sugar) that shows overall activity in various brain regions. This can show which parts of your brain aren't functioning well. New PET techniques may be able to detect your brain level of plaques and tangles, the two hallmark abnormalities linked to Alzheimer's.
Researchers are working with doctors to develop new diagnostic tools to help definitively diagnose Alzheimer's. Another important goal is to detect the disease before it causes the symptoms targeted by current diagnostic techniques — at the stage when Alzheimer's may be most treatable as new drugs are discovered. This stage is called preclinical Alzheimer's disease.
New tools under investigation include:
Current Alzheimer's medications can help for a time with memory symptoms and other cognitive changes. Two types of drugs are currently used to treat cognitive symptoms:
Cholinesterase inhibitors. These drugs work by boosting levels of a cell-to-cell communication chemical depleted in the brain by Alzheimer's disease. Most people can expect to keep their current symptoms at bay for a time.
Less than half of those taking these drugs can expect to have any improvement. Commonly prescribed cholinesterase inhibitors include donepezil (Aricept), galantamine (Razadyne) and rivastigmine (Exelon). The main side effects of these drugs include diarrhea, nausea and sleep disturbances.
Adapting the living situation to the needs of a person with Alzheimer's is an important part of any treatment plan. For someone with Alzheimer's, establishing and strengthening routine habits and minimizing memory-demanding tasks can make life much easier.
You can take these steps to support a person's sense of well-being and continued ability to function:
Regular exercise is an important part of everybody's wellness plan — and those with Alzheimer's are no exception. Activities such as a daily 30-minute walk can help improve mood and maintain the health of your joints, muscles and heart.
Exercise can also promote restful sleep and prevent constipation. Make sure that the person with Alzheimer's carries identification if she or he walks unaccompanied.
People with Alzheimer's who develop trouble walking may still be able to use a stationary bike or participate in chair exercises. You may be able to find exercise programs geared to older adults on TV or on DVDs.
People with Alzheimer's may forget to eat, lose interest in preparing meals or not eat a healthy combination of foods. They may also forget to drink enough, leading to dehydration and constipation.
Certain nutritional supplements are marketed as "medical foods" specifically to treat Alzheimer's disease. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not approve products marketed as medical foods. Despite marketing claims, there's no definitive data showing that any of these supplements is beneficial or safe.
Study results have been mixed about whether diet, exercise or other healthy lifestyle choices can prevent or reverse cognitive decline. But these healthy choices promote good overall health and may play a role in maintaining cognitive health, so there's no harm in including these strategies in your general wellness plan:
Various herbal mixtures, vitamins and other supplements are widely promoted as preparations that may support cognitive health or prevent or delay Alzheimer's. Currently, there's no strong evidence that any of these therapies slow the progression of cognitive decline.
Some of the treatments that have been studied recently include:
Supplements promoted for cognitive health can interact with medications you're taking for Alzheimer's disease or other health conditions. Work closely with your health care team to create a treatment plan that's right for you. Make sure you understand the risks and benefits of everything it includes.
People with Alzheimer's disease experience a mixture of emotions — confusion, frustration, anger, fear, uncertainty, grief and depression.
If you're caring for someone with Alzheimer's, you can help them cope with the disease by being there to listen, reassuring the person that life can still be enjoyed, providing support, and doing your best to help the person retain dignity and self-respect.
A calm and stable home environment can help reduce behavior problems. New situations, noise, large groups of people, being rushed or pressed to remember, or being asked to do complicated tasks can cause anxiety. As a person with Alzheimer's becomes upset, the ability to think clearly declines even more.
Caring for a person with Alzheimer's disease is physically and emotionally demanding. Feelings of anger and guilt, stress and discouragement, worry and grief, and social isolation are common.
Caregiving can even take a toll on the caregiver's physical health. But paying attention to your own needs and well-being is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and for the person with Alzheimer's.
If you're a caregiver for someone with Alzheimer's, you can help yourself by:
Many people with Alzheimer's and their families benefit from counseling or local support services. Contact your local Alzheimer's Association affiliate to connect with support groups, doctors, resources and referrals, home care agencies, residential care facilities, a telephone help line, and educational seminars.
Right now, there's no proven way to prevent Alzheimer's disease. Research into prevention strategies is ongoing. The strongest evidence so far suggests that you may be able to lower your risk of Alzheimer's disease by reducing your risk of heart disease.
Many of the same factors that increase your risk of heart disease can also increase your risk of Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia. Important factors that may be involved include high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, excess weight and diabetes.
New programs targeted to people at high risk of dementia are being developed. These multicomponent programs encourage physical activity, cognitive stimulation, social engagement and a healthy diet.
They also teach memory compensation strategies that help optimize daily function even if brain changes progress. Keeping active — physically, mentally and socially — may make your life more enjoyable and may also help reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/alzheimers-disease/basics/symptoms/con-20023871


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Muschamp masters art of the flip
Will Muschamp only spent one year coaching at Miami in 2005, but his time as a Dolphin has had a lasting effect.
Nowadays he's a 'flipper' on the recruiting trail.
Muschamp has flipped a dozen prospects since he arrived at Florida in December of 2011.
After just six weeks on the job, Muschamp stole linebacker Graham Stewart from Boston College and signed cornerback Marcus Roberson two days after he committed to Auburn.
In the 2012 recruiting class, Muschamp convinced quarterback Skyler Mornhinweg (Penn State), defensive tackle Damien Jacobs (Tennessee), defensive end Dante Folwer Jr. (Florida State) and cornerback Willie Bailey (Miami) to switch schools.
His biggest get was Fowler, a five-star recruit who had been pledged to the Seminoles for over a year before flipping to Florida on National Signing Day.
Fowler was a lifelong FSU fan like his father, Dante Sr., who said it wasn't easy for Muschamp to turn his son around.
"They talked on the phone at least once or twice a week," the elder Fowler said. "I didn't even know that until the end. They built a good relationship, and he trusted coach Muschamp more than any other coach."
Fowler said it was hard to see his son ditch FSU, but he didn't want to force him to stick with the Seminoles. He eventually embraced Dante Jr. going to UF because of how Muschamp recruited him.
"Not one time did he say anything bad about Florida State to me or my son, not one time," he said. "And that was kind of a shock because we got that from other schools. But Will never talked about them. He and his staff just made us feel comfortable.
"Coach Muschamp was honest and passionate about what he did, and so was his coaching staff. Basically, they never lied to us. Other schools did. Every time we visited Florida, they made us feel like family. I knew I was leaving my son in good hands with good people."
This year, Muschamp has continued the trend. Half of his eight early enrollees in January were recruits he flipped from other schools.
The last recruit to report to campus was linebacker Alex Anzalone, who grew up rooting for the Gators but spurned them twice when he committed to Ohio State in April and then Notre Dame over the summer.
Despite picking two different schools over Florida, the UF coaches never held a grudge against Anzalone.
"They don't criticize kids for their decisions, they're not judgmental and they don't take it personal," said Anzalone's father, Sal. "A lot of schools get frustrated and quit recruiting kids. But they understand that circumstances and feelings can change."
They changed for Anzalone just days before he was scheduled to report to South Bend, as reports surfaced that Irish coach Brian Kelly was interviewing for the Philadelphia Eagles job.
When the news broke, Anzalone didn't have to search long for a new place to call home.
"Florida was the only school that recruited him throughout the process," his father said. "Muschamp always kept the door open for him, and (new defensive coordinator) D.J. Durkin was tremendous. He came up and saw Alex after he had committed to Notre Dame just because he was in the area and wanted to see him. They didn't even talk recruiting.
"Most kids can distinguish between perception and reality. Coaches will promise and say many different things. But Alex saw the sincerity of Muschamp and his staff. He recognized their honesty and care for him, which ultimately won us over."
The same compassion was shown to linebacker Matt Rolin, who flipped from South Carolina to Florida after being committed to the Gamecocks for seven months.
"In the end, I had to do what was best for me," Rolin said. "South Carolina stopped calling me. During the season I didn't hear from them that much. So I decided to take a visit to Florida and coach Muschamp gave me some good advice."
Muschamp told Rolin he had to make a selfish decision, which really hit home for him. He knew spurning South Carolina for UF wouldn't sit well with his family members.
"Carolina was the easy choice," said Rolin's father, Mike. "There was a lot of family pressure. I went there, my wife went there, my brother graduated from there, my father played for Carolina and most of our relatives live in the state of South Carolina. That would have been a great fit."
But when Rolin suffered a torn ACL in November, his father said college coaches backed away. Muschamp and Durkin did the opposite.
"Schools stopped recruiting Matt after his injury, but I must say Will and D.J. really cared about Matt," Rolin said. "They were concerned about getting his knee rehabbed and it wasn't a problem for them. They had a close bond with Matt and our family felt their staff would support him the right way."
The decision to come to UF was also difficult for receiver Demarcus Robinson. His high school coach, Chad Campbell, admittedly wanted him at Clemson, the school he was committed to for five months.
But Robinson said Florida's coaches recruited him harder than any other staff in the fall, and their efforts paid off.
"I expected him to go to Clemson and honor his commitment, I encouraged it," Campbell said. "But coach Muschamp and his staff just wouldn't let up. I think the relationship they built with Demarcus was real strong, and he knew they were going to take care of him like we did. But I still can't believe they changed his mind to be honest with you."
JUCO defensive tackle Darious Cummings is the fourth early enrollee who flipped to the Gators. He switched his commitment from Ole Miss to Florida immediately after visiting UF.
Cummings went through the recruiting process twice and called Muschamp the 'realest coach' he dealt with.
"He doesn't tell you that you're going to come in and start right away like everyone else," Cummings said. "All he says is you'll get a fair shot. You got some coaches that promise a starting job from day one, but coach Muschamp only promises you an opportunity to play and prove yourself. That's what kids like about him, and it sold me."
Linebacker Jarrad Davis and JUCO offensive tackle Trenton Brown are the other class members who Muschamp nabbed from other schools. Davis dropped his Auburn commitment during his UF visit and Brown silently committed to the Gators while pledged to Georgia.
With one week to go until National Signing Day, Muschamp is still trying to steal cornerback Jalen Ramsey (USC), defensive end Tashawn Bower (Auburn) and JUCO defensive tackle Jarran Reed (Ole Miss). And he already has his sights set on 2014 prospects such as running back Bo Scarbrough, who is committed to Alabama and hails from Tucaloosa.
Flipping Scarbrough sounds like a tall task for Muschamp, but there isn't a body of water that he's afraid to dive in.
"Not many coaches can walk into the home of a committed recruit and convince him and his family to come to their school," Anzalone said. "But if they're willing to listen to Muschamp and what he has to offer, I wouldn't count him out with anyone."
55 Comments
Wow! Great work Zack. Had to read it twice because the quotes from the family members were so enlightening. Nice to know our coach isn't out there selling a bunch lies to these kids and bad mouthing other schools. Thanks.
by Gville Gator
"Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country"
by Kyle
by Omaha_Gator
Great read. You're doing an excellent job!
by Zgator
Start looking for a property in Bristol, Connecticut.
by gatorgrad
This is a great read. Read this, then think of Lane Kiffin. It's like night and day.
by Evan
Great story about our head coach! I believe in due time with patience from us fans and hard work on his recruiting we are building a program that will resemble the program Saban running. Gator Fan for life!
by Dafreak5
Killing it Zach, as always!
by Kevin
Zach we've really appreciate the information that you provide its entertaining. What we would really like to hear is how you feel about this year's recruiting class. You seem to know a lot of people. That's a good thing. My father said wants you lied to somebody you can never be trusted. I'm sure there's fathered on there that would tell their children the same thing. Keep up the good work
by billy dougherty
Class School, Class AD, Class Coaches, Class Program! Oh by the way, Zach this was a classy wright up! Thanks! GO GATORS!!!
by GatorStrong
nice job Zach
by J
zach–that's some good, detailed writing—excellent work.
by masco
Really good article. I think Muschamp is a class act and a great coach. Why the hell any of these kids would want to play outside of the SEC is beyond me. I am going to say no confidence or ambition. Anyway Go Gators!!!
by Tom
Mighty fine article Zach! Thanks so much and the recruit famalies for sharing with us! We are in Great hands with Coach Muschamp!
by Tgood
This article was excellent! I've enjoyed your articles, keep up the great work!
by Justin
Zach, this is definitely one of your best articles. Thanks for all your hard work. So glad we have Muschamp!
by gatorseverywhere
Love your articles and the web casts you guys are doing. Suggestion…for the videos you guys shoot. Get a table or desk for you two to sit at. Both of you should wear dark colored (slimming) shirts with no patterns (pick a solid color). I think it will really help you guys to be sitting and not worried about body position, plus it would allow you to have papers in front of you. Just some tips from someone in the entertainment business. Your reports keep me up to speed on the gators even though I am LA and NYC based. Keep up the great work.
by fs
Two things in this article really impress me. First, that the entire Gator coaching staff recruits by selling the opportunities and advantages of UF, and not by bashing other schools or coaches. The second is the comment that they never criticize a kid or his family for choosing to go elsewhere. That is a clear sign of a class program with integrity, and comes from the leadership at the very top. It reinforces my pride in being a Gator for the last 40 years! Thanks Zach.
by Carolina Gator
good read, zack!
by RobLou56
Great story Zach!
by npgator
@gatorseverywhere, couldnt agree more about muschamp. good things are happening for the gators.
by MADgator
awesome article! we are lucky to have Coach BOOM! now let's go win em all next year! GO GATORS!
by Ryan
Wow!! What a great article. Nice to know the UF coaching staff prides itself on integrity and class, unlike some of the other unscrupulous & shady universities out there. That's what sells to recruits as well as parents. Just be honest & don't promise immediate playing time-earn it through practice & hard work. Great job, Zach!! Go Gators!!!
by (BRGF) Baton Rouge Gator Fan
That was an awesome, heart felt article Zach. It really showed great reporting. It gets deeper that most articles on recruiting and tells us just how special Coach Champ and staff really are. Thanks dude.
by Mike
Zach: That was arguably one of the most informative and best researched pieces I have read from anyone in your line of business in some time. Bravo! It is also outstanding to learn that our coach has that most precious of enduring qualities, integrity, that is lacking from too many of his peers. It is a lot like another of our coaches who is the "dean" of the men's SEC hardwood and a future HOFer in his own right. UF is blessed with character coaches who make all of us proud and know how to win the right way. Any parent should feel good about sending their kid to have these coaches give their kids a shot to maximize their opportunities.
by SE Georgia Gator 84
Being a head coach in waiting for so long has enriched Muschamp. You can see that he is well prepared in what he wants to do and how he wants to go about doing it…even when we don't all agree. He has a real fire for recruiting and selling his vision for the program. Hope his recruiting success continues because it's CRITICAL to getting where we want to be.
by TigerCatZeroZero
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Being a Gator in Tuscaloosa I will have to go and check out that running back. Gotta show the gator pride and that Gator nation is everywhere.
by PIMking
Thanks, really appreciated the article, and the fact that you reached out to these families…very insightful work Zach! The best part about this article is that hopefully, other kids who are considering a school will read it as well, and make a good, informed decision… Good, legal secondary recruting…smart play…
by Swampman
Great Article! Coach Muschamp is doing it the right way, which makes the success all the more impressive. Takes a lot of confidence to sell a program by building a relationship of trust. Teaches these kids a valuable lesson along the way. The world works through relationships and trust in all aspects of life.
by Gary Printy
Zach, I echo what others have beening saying — great article. I always look forward to your updates.
by topgator
Take a bow Zach I think your article is a hit.
You get a Boom from me.by Fanan
There is somebody here that nobody has mentioned. When you talk about the high integrity of coaches like Muschamp and Donovan, and probably all of the other coaches at UF, you have to look at the guy who runs the athletic department, who recruits and hires the coaches, Jeremy Foley. Foley maintains a fairly low profile, but he has a definite vision for UF athletics, and hires coaches who fit that vision, and then he sits back and lets them coach. UF is very fortunate to have Foley, who may be the nation's best AD, and it's a wonderful story that many years ago he started with an ordinary job in UF's ticket department and worked his way up.
by Montanagator
Great report Zach!
Go Gators!
Go Blue Flames!by Gatorjimmy
Great article Zach. Champ and Donovan are quickly becoming the best at what they do. Foley was wise in picking 2 guys who both had great mentors in Saban and Petino.
by Ken
Zach Attack. Great article! Who wouldn't want to go to school at a place like UF? Have you seen how beautiful it is outside? Dominant athletics aside, the campus of UF and the whole north central florida area is the place to be.
by Davido
Zach, There are so many complimentary write-ups about this article that there is nothing else that I can come up with to express to you the job that you did on this article, I will only say"MY LIPS ARE PUCKERED and pressing on your behind" that's not easy for me to say, but you knocked it out of the park!! This shows what kind of staff our program has and the hard work they are putting in and it's GREAT to know! Thanks, GO GATORS!!!!
by CREEK GATOR
Where is EMK when you need him? He would ABSOLUTELY SCREAM at what MontanaGator wrote. Great job MontanaGator, we shouldn't forget about the man behind the scene, MR.FOLEY!! GO GATORS!!!!
by CREEK GATOR
Aw great….first we lost Ed A to ESPN, now we're gonna lose Zach! GREAT article, sir!!
by Matt
That's gold, Jerry gold!!
by Kenny Banyon
gator fan in tuscaloosa, thats gotta b tuff lately, we need more o line, flip some of those..
by dave
Demarcus Robinson's coach still rubs me the wrong way: "They recruited him with a lot of effort, treated him with respect, built a strong relationship based on trust. . .but I still can't believe he flipped"
Excellent article Zach. Well written and insightful. Boom!
by Cleveland Gator
Glad that Muschamp has the class not to bash other schools, he's the antithesis of Lane Kiffin. Remember when Kiffin told Alshon Jeffrey's that if he chose USCe, he'll be pumping gas the rest of his life.
by impgator
Just reading: "Forward focus: A look at Florida's defensive line." I'd cross train R. Powell at one of the Inside Linebacker positions in order to have him on the field at crucial times/games and also train D. Fowler at DT. The writer has R. Powel as a BACK-UP at DE (to Fowler and Bullard). This past season Fowler was out of shape, weak, carried too much body fat and consequently wore down quickly game after game…I love his skill set but he's got to learn to be professional. Being on campus in Dillman's workshop should cut down his LOAFs and increase his production – he should be a 6-10 sack guy…but we can't have R. Powell on the sideline in critical situations, IMO.
by TigerCatZeroZero
[...] to everyone who left comments throughout the year, especially the ones from my most recent story. I appreciate all the kind words and can't wait to get the 2014 class [...]
Big Cat, it is just a projection, and coming back from an ACL x 2, it is best to be conservative, cause some kids never make it fully back from that…about Fowler, for an 18 yo kid, he played his azz off when he was out there, now I would agree he needs strength, and size, and to be in better shape, but trust me, if he wasn't doing everything they asked of him in practice and the gym, he would not see the field. Powell is not a Mike LB, his skills are at OLB/DE/Buck. I cannot speak for the writer, but my guess is he was giving a conservative estimate until we know if the kid will even make it back on the field. IMO Fowler more than lived up to his 5-star billing, and I don't even follow that crap…Trust me, if Powell makes it fully back, he will be on the field at DE/OLB/Buck…Go Gators!
by Swampman
Wow, this article is tremendous! So enjoyable to read something that is so far from generic and has info that not only connects us to our staff, but also info that we would have no way of finding out outside of an article like this, especially because it comes from outside, unbiased opinions! Great job. For every comment posted, there are at least 10-20 people more who feel the same way and just didn't comment!
by Sarah
With all of the former GATOR linebackers and defensive ends in the Pros that come back periodically to talk with these guys and explain to them haow important it is to have and USE a HIGH MOTOR approach to the game, I don't think loafing will be an option on the field next year regardless of what year you are in. The competition itself will eliminate the loaf factor if you think you are going to see the field with ANY significant playing time. This spring and summer the weight room will be full and they will push each other, there are too many (potentially) great athletes on this defense to have loafers next year! GO GATORS!!!!
by CREEK GATOR
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying Fowler was a loafer, I didn't see that. I was only making an observation as to how that should not be a factor next year with anyone who truly wants to get some playing time. GO GATORS!!!!
by CREEK GATOR
Swampman, Creek Gator: I agree with you both. I hope Powell is at full strength. Both Fowler and Bullard played at a very high level and should only be better. Can't wait to get the pads back on em. Go Gators!
by TigerCatZeroZero
Call me optimistic, but I think Powell makes it back fully. He was pretty much willing himself back early before his set back. Before the injury, he looked like the defensive MVP above Floyd and Elam. He'll be a force if he's even 90% and if he is, he'll be the buck linebacker and fowler will be moved (nothing against fowler)
by Cleveland Gator
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Authors | S.K. Donovan, R.W. Portell, C.J. Veltkamp |
Title | Lower Miocene echinoderms of Jamaica, West Indies |
Journal | Scripta Geologica |
Volume | 129 |
Year | 2005 |
Pages | 91-135 |
Keywords | systematics; crinoids; asteroids; ophiuroids; echinoids; Neogene; Caribbean |
Abstract | Despite being diverse globally, Miocene echinoids are poorly known from Jamaica. Moderately diverse echinoids and other echinoderms have been identified mainly from fragmentary specimens collected from chalks and mass-flow deposits of the Lower Miocene Montpelier Formation, White Limestone Group, near Duncans, parish of Trelawny. This locality has yielded the most diverse association of fossil echinoderms known from the Miocene of Jamaica, including at least ten species in four classes. This fauna is comprised of the isocrinid crinoids Neocrinus sp. cf. N. decorus (Wyville Thomson) and Isocrinus sp.; the ophiuroid Ophiomusium? sp.; the asteroids Astropecten? spp.; and the echinoids Prionocidaris? sp., Histocidaris sp., Echinometra sp. cf. E. lucunter (Linné), Echinoneus cyclostomus Leske, Clypeaster? sp. and spatangoid sp. Some echinoids are preserved as "crystal apples". The deep water echinoderm taxa in this death assemblage suggest the depth of deposition to have been at least 200 m. At the level of genus, the echinoids of Duncans Quarry show strong similarities with coeval associations from Anguilla and Puerto Rico, although no consistent biostratigraphic marker(s) emerge from this comparison. |
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great scanner for work or home I'm using this scanner for work and home use. The double sided scanning is as easy and fast as single sided, and you can easily adjust the settings for quality of scan, etc. I am very happy with this purchase. The design of the scanner is also great - it doesn't take up that much space on my desk!
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The Epson driver offers more choices in output resolution with eight levels ranging from 75 dpi up through 600 dpi and does 25 ppm (50 pages duplexed). I will need further research whether this is a laser or a drum and will post that answer shortly.
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River Maps: Tennessee & Cumberland Rivers
The watersheds of the Tennessee & Cumberland rivers, rendered as an urban transit network. They're conveniently shaped to fit on one landscape-oriented map together. Sometimes nature makes it easy.
This map features the following rivers, creeks, forks (etc.): Ohio (part), Tennessee & Holston, Cumberland, Caney, Duck, Elk, Hiwassee, Clinch, French Broad, Nolichucky & North Toe.
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