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Completed in Feb 2008 to the owners' specification, Casa das Flores is perfectly situated in the centre of the sheltered, south-facing bowl of Arco da Calheta. This contemporary, high-spec villa is surrounded by extensive, well maintained gardens, offering luxurious and spacious accommodation with uninterrupted 180º views of the Atlantic Ocean and village. The open plan living area is designed for maximize use of natural light and for indoor/outdoor living. The ample Miele-fitted kitchen/diner leads directly out to a large pool terrace with BBQ, outside dining table, loungers and umbrellas. The pool (11x4m) is heated to maintain a water temp of 22c minimum all year. For winter, the lounge has a wood burner, the kitchen and bathrooms have under-floor heating and oil-filled radiators are available for the bedrooms. All windows are fitted with electrically operated shutters. WiFi, DVD, CD, games and sky satellite & meo cable TV are available, including Sky Sports 1,2,3,4 and Eurosport.
Casa das Flores is licenced (AL - Alojamento Local- ) and tourist approved, so you can rent with confidence.
INDOOR / OUTDOOR LIVING and the POOL: This villa is ideal for indoor/outdoor living and you can enjoy meals outside during most of the year, except perhaps Jan-Mar. The winter sunsets over the ocean are a perfect evening backdrop. The large terrace, with attractive flower beds, extends along the length of the house and contains a large heated swimming pool, which measures 11 x 4 metres. The water is heated by solar tubes and an electric heat exchanger (backed up with a tubular electric heater when requested). In summer the water temp is 27c minimum, winter water temp is 22c minimum. Additional winter heating for the pool can be ordered in advance, at an additional charge.
Adjacent to the pool is a shower room and a BBQ shack (conveniently close to the kitchen) with gas BBQ, a 2-burner gas hob and sink unit. Plenty of garden furniture is provided, including a dining table for 6, 6 several basket chairs, 6 sun loungers and 2 umbrellas. Awnings provide shelter over the dinning area. Stone steps lead up to the pretty, well-stocked landscaped garden at the upper level behind the house which can also be accessed from the bedroom passage.
ENTERTAINMENT / LOCAL AMENITIES....: Plenty of satellite and cable TV channels are available including Sky Sports 1,2,3,4 and Eurosport and Meo cable TV. BBC and ITV programmes cannot be received via satellite in Madeira, computer plug in points are available on a TV. The lounge and kitchen have large 40ins screens.
There is a DVD/C player in the lounge and a CD player in the office area. Selection of DVDs, CDs,books, games, playing cards provided.
WiFi is available for use with your own laptop.
Funchal - 30 minutes by car.
Local minimart, veg shop and post office 5 minutes' walk, nearest supermarket Calheta 6 minutes by car
Local café/bar 5 minutes walk. Choice of restaurants 6 minutes by car.
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SUITABILITY...: Ideal for those looking for a stylish property in a stunning location with exceptional views - perfect to enjoy a relaxing or an energetic holiday. No children under 10 unless by arrangement due to safety issues relating to the swimming pool. Also, no smoking or pets. Unsuitable for those with limited mobility. Car hire necessary. The English-speaking caretaker lives nearby and is on hand if needed.
Words can't describe what a fantastic home this is.
The views were fabulous every morning just reminded us again of how beautiful it is.
There were six of us and the house was perfect for us. We could spread out and enjoy every inch.
Our stay was way to short and all of us would love to come back.
Mauricio (taxi driver) was such a help to us - we loved his stories and how great he took care of us.
Guests from USA
We had a very enjoyable time at Casa Das Flores. The views are stunning, the villa elegantly furnished with all mod cons and situated in a quiet neighbourhood. The villa looks gorgeous in the photos; in reality it is even nicer. Everything is done to ensure an enjoyable holiday. The villa, gardens and pool are immaculately maintained; there is even hi-speed wifi and SkySports! All in all the perfect venue for exploring this beautiful island.
My Wife and I stayed at Casa Das Flores for 11 nights in June 2014, with our 7 month old Daughter and Friends.
On behalf of my Family & Friends, I'd like to thank Richard, Vanda and Josep for such a great first experience of Madeira.
Every whim and question we had was addressed clearly and promptly, from doing everything to make sure we would have coverage of the World Cup, supplying a cot and highchair for our Daughter to fulfilling our request of having a whole piglet delivered to the villa to spit-roast on Fathers Day!
Both Richard and Vanda were always available whenever we needed them.
The villa is amazing with stunning views out across the Atlantic Ocean. The kitchen has been installed to such a high standard, with every accessory you could need. And with the massive gas bbq outside, there is nothing you couldn't prepare and cook.
The whole villa was extremely clean and well presented, with very comfortable beds.
We did venture out to Funchal, Punto Do Sol, & Ribeira Brava, but mostly spent our time relaxing at the villa. If you are organised and can get your sight-seeing and food and drink shopping all done in the mornings, you won't miss much of the sun - due to the way the villa is situated on the cliff and the way the sun hits the beautiful swimming pool from 12 noon all the way to 9pm! However, if you are a complete sun-worshiper you could instead use the flower garden on the upper level in the mornings aswell!
Overall, we had an amazing time and have made many great memories at Casa Das Flores. Thanks once again to Richard and his team for such a relaxing and enjoyable holiday.
Against our better judgement to keep this little paradise all to our selves, we have already recommended this villa to friends and family of varying age groups.
Nous sommes restés une semaine dans la villa. Une semaine qui a passé trop vite, tellement nous nous sentions comme chez nous. Cuisine très bien équipée, rien ne manque. TV (satellite) dans salon et SAM. Barbecue au bord de la piscine, que du bonheur. En arrivant, bieres fraiches, vin blanc et rouge nous attendaient, le petit plus qui fait la difference. Si nous revenons sur l'ile, c'est sans hésiter que nous relouerons cette villa.
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We stayed here for a week with friends and we had a fantastic time. Weather was fair and we managed to do some lovely walks. Rabacal is great for a levada walk.
The Villa is stunning with a wonderful kitchen. Excellent views, lovely swimming pool although we didn't actually use. Plenty of chairs, sunbeds etc for outdoor use.
BBQ each night with produce bought from an excellent local supermarket in Calheta.
Would love to return one day.
We've just returned from a fantastic couple of weeks at Casa das Flores - our second stay at this beautiful villa in Arco do Calheta. The villa and pool are all one could wish for, and our second stay was enhanced by booking the master bedroom, which has the biggest, most comfortable bed I've ever experienced in 20 years of villa holidays! The location and views are stunning, and the island as beautiful as we remembered it. The owner and his representatives are very friendly and helpful, the villa feels very comfortable and secure, and the whole experience was positive and very enjoyable. Our family are growing up, but everyone enjoyed our stay, and we'd very much like to return one day soon.
Good - Villa has stunning uninterrupted ocean and hillside views, benefits from being south facing so harnesses the sun all day. The villa looks impressive; surrounded by beautiful flowers, and has a good size heated swimming pool.
Bad – we found it difficult to relax in the evenings. The seating in the lounge was cramped and uncomfortable. The sofa has a low back with minimal back cushion support. The TV is small and very cumbersome to operate. (4 remote controls). It had UK terrestrial channels, however programmes were continually interrupted with poor signal quality. The freeview box needed to be rebooted as we lost both picture and sound.
A second larger LED TV was in the kitchen and provided a limited SKY package but did offer SKY Sports 1, 2 and 3. However, the signal quality was poor and programmes were regularly interrupted with interference. The original TV was faulty and had to be replaced but this did not remedy the poor signal quality of some channels. We used the TV in the kitchen mostly (because of the SKY package) this was not ideal or comfortable as we were sitting on dining chairs.
The Ugly - we were infested by ants in the kitchen, lounge, downstairs bathroom and twin bedroom. Although this was reported to the Agents, we initially felt that we were being given the brush off and we didn't care for the condescending manner in which it was initially managed. Eventually Pest Control sprayed the property both inside and out on two occasions.
The villa is functional; the kitchen is well-appointed with all mod cons but lacks adequate storage space. In fact all living areas are functional but not 'luxurious' as described. We were disappointed with the lack of overall cleanliness of the villa, as we found it to be generally dusty, the tiles in the bathroom grimy and crumbs in the kitchen. The cleaner attended the villa once a week and she only gave it a cursory clean, which included linen and towel change and a sink wipe down.
Not mentioned on the website - had to ensure the shutters were closed if it rained. This is because water had penetrated under the sliding doors previously. Not ideal if it rained during the day.
External doors are poorly fitted (leading to draughts) and the locking system on the sliding doors was also fiddly.
Be careful of walking bare foot as there are some sharp edges on the wooden flooring both on the stairs and the upstairs corridor.
Has potential to be a quality and comfortable villa!
The perfect holiday destination. Situated 260 metres above sea level and accessed by its own private road amongst banana plantations and small holdings, Casa das Flores sits on a terrace in the pretty, rural village of Calheta well away from the bustle of Funchal. Thanks to the new road system anywhere on the island is now within easy reach and some of the island's top attractions are only a short drive away. Within 5 minutes' drive you reach Calheta with its protected beach of golden sand, a large marina offering dolphin/whale watching excursions and deep sea fishing boats for charter, a hotel, supermarket, art gallery and good choice of restaurants; or 15 minutes will bring you to the laurel, levada and waterfall wonderland of Rabaçal and the wide open expanses of the Paul da Serra - fantastic walking terrain. Car hire is necessary to enjoy all that this area has to offer and to explore the beautiful sub tropical island of Madeira.
Other Activities: Calheta Marina houses several superb deep sea fishing and whale dolphin/whale-watching boats , scuba diving is also available -ask for details
Golf: The owners are members at Palheiro golf, a reduced green fee can be obtained for guests.
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Arrivals welcome any day of the week.
Included: fresh linen, towels and pool towels, weekly linen and to els change.
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Completely refurbished, this is an immaculate 2 bed/2 bath all year holiday self-catering rental on beautiful Lake Marion, close to 5 championship golf courses inc Diamond Back, only 40 mins from the Orlando theme parks and an hour to the Florida beaches.
The air conditioned condo offers 2 bedrooms (1 en-suite) sleeping up to 4. The living area comprises of cable TV (thats shows live Premiership Football), Wi-Fi and comfortable seating for 4. The open plan kitchen has all the mod-cons including washer/dryer, cooker/microwave, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. The condo is perfectly situated on the resort, directly opposite the pool and clubhouse. Towels and bed linen are all included. Ponciana is a 5 min drive with plenty of restaurants & shops.
With tennis courts (2), basketball court, shuffle board, ping pong, swimming pools (2), child pool, Hot whirlpool, and child's play area there is lots to keep you entertained. After all the excitement of Orlando attractions you can enjoy peace and tranquility of the resort.
Katie and Rob were a very nice host. Katie was very flexible in terms of our booking rental. Very smooth to do business with. The condo was very clean, organize and in good location. The resort has a 24hr security guards and all of them are very friendly and helpful. We really enjoyed our stay at Katie and Rob's home. We'll definitely book again if we're gonna visit Orlando.
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Hi Katie
We had a wonderful time in Lake Marion and your home was nicely furnished and loved the communal pools we could not believe how quiet they were, we had them to ourselves most of the time.
I would definitely recommend Lake Marion to friends and family in the future.... so much more relaxing than being in a hotel room!
Thanks again
We really enjoyed our time at Lake Marion,Rob and Katie were super easy to deal with. The condo was just as advertised and the resort area is very nice. The security staff is super nice and vigilante. If you want Pizza delivered this might not be the place for you, but if you don't mind a little drive and you really enjoy peace and quiet this is the place, spotlessly clean the resort staff works very hard keeping it that way. we personally never had an issue with cell phone coverage, probable depends on the carrier.
The lake was disappointing the dock area is almost overgrown with vegetation someone with boat would have to be real careful to not foul their prop.
My family and I had such a great time at Lake Marion. The condo was neat, well maintained and the complex was quiet. A huge bonus there was enough for my toddler to do within the complex which meant that we didn't have to go to theme parks every single day.
The only downer is that there is limited cellphone coverage within the complex but there is a landline so you can get an international calling card if you need to make phone calls. Also, there is wifi so emails (if you really must check) would still come through.
Unfortunately, we had to go home early but we would definitely be back there as soon as possible and do the holiday over. Katie was great to deal with .
We have now stayed in this home on a couple of occasions and have had a wonderful time.
It is clean and modern and it's great that it has free wi-fi. It could not be better located right across from the main clubhouse.
The resort itself is very quiet and we were often the only people by the main pool.
Katie the owner is a pleasure to deal with and we are already looking to coming back again in 2013!
A very nice, clean holiday home with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and everything one could want. It is out in the countryside, so a car is essential, (but then so it is everywhere in the States). The house is one of the closest properties to the clubhouse and pool area, (just across the road) and the estate is secure by a barrier and security people who drive around 24 hours a day. Whilst we were there it was very quiet, we were often the only people sitting by the pool, The area seems to have a micro climate of cloudless blue sky because when we drove to the coast or to Orlando we drove into cloudy conditions. Will recomend to family and friends.
Lake Marion Resort has it all. It is located on a 3800 acre fishing lake and is a quick trip away from restaurants and shops including a Supercenter Wal-Mart and Publix. The Clubhouse facilities include 2 all year round heated swimming pools, Jacuzzi, a pool table, shuffle board and table tennis.
Inside there is a Workout Room and big screen TV. A two minute walk takes you to the Lighted Basketball and Tennis Courts. You can of course just relax on the Lake front picnic spots or take advantage of the views of the beautiful Lake Marion.
Amenities include Swimming, tennis, walking, boating, fishing, golf, Outlet-Shopping, Pier-Fishing, Fitness-Center, Playground, Pond. There are also horse riding facilities 10 min away by car. Close to theme parks such as Walt Disney World, Sea World, Universal Studios, the new Legoland and many water-parks. Tampa & Busch Gardens are just over 1 hour away and Cocoa Beach is also just an hour away.
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Steps away from Kona Magic Sands Beach
Comfort- No hot humid nights- New modern Air conditioning from the roof top, controls one in the kitchen and one in the bedroom.
This luxurious, absolute ocean-front corner unit is perfect for your special romantic occasions; however, it will sleep five.This is not a studio unit, Most of Condos in Kona Magic Sands are 400 sg ft, This large 3rd floor corner wide open unit is 660 sq ft. Privacy, security & sunset views are all yours for your vacation on the Big Island of Hawaii. The unit has a fully equipped view oriented kitchen, living room, and a lanai with sliding glass doors that open to the ocean - where Whales, Dolphins, Green Turtles and a myriad of colorful fish can be seen most days. The bath has a spa-tub & shower. Floor-to-ceiling mirrors invite the outside in, creating a spectacular indoor environment.
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Common areas of Kona Magic Sands Condos are well maintained and clean;pool; BBQ (propane) , grounds, individual parking space, Laundry room has 2 washers and 2 dryers. Machines take quarters, 4 quaters per load.
Keauhou Shopping Center is 3 miles south on Alli Drive. There is a Kita Grocery Store, Pizza Parlor, Longs Drugstore etc.
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We are true Islanders from growing up in Victoria B.C.on Vancouver Island . We love the ocean, we have a water front home in Nanaimo and a condo on the beach .We are from west coast marine climate, we love the fact that Kona only gets 8 to 10 inches of rain annually. If we get home sick we can always go to the hills behind Hilo.We also like the average temperatures 81 to 87 unlike the desert extremes 67 January to 107 July. Love the trade winds and walks along Alii drive. We look forward to being your HOSTS. Mahalo Ted & Darlene
The Owner purchased this condo in 2010
The unit 314 has been tastefully updated with antique furniture. It's 3 miles South of the main Kona strip which I regard as a good thing. But it is still on Alii Drive for nice morning or evening peaceful walks. Yet you are only minutes away from town.It has a great location right next to the ocean. You couldn't be closer without being in it. The view on this total glass corner unit really makes it and allows for fabulous sunset views. This unit has a large WOW factor.
The size of the condo. Most of the condos at Kona Magic Sands are 400 sq ft ours is 660 sq ft. The Lani's is enclosed, so you can sit at your table with the glass doors open and see and hear the waves. You also wake up in the morning and sit up in bed and see the ocean. It's amazing.Dophins and Whales are often seen right out in the ocean from your unit.
It's right on Magic Sands Beach, which is a great beach. There aren't a ton of swimming beaches right in Kona and this one is one of the best. Some of the best boogie boarding and snorkeling on the Island. 314 is on the 3rd floor with extra great views and no street noise. It is air conditioned ,has a spa tub and numbered parking. Separate Wifi with network cable ports,road runner Time Warner Cable
The property was everything as advertised. It was great views and sea life to see. Saw a lot more whales then we expected. The location was good too. Condo was well stocked and very comfortable. The only issues we had were the lack of window covering on north window allowing lots of headlights to shine in. Also we loved hearing the waves at night but someone kept smoking below us and the smoke came into the room. I think it was a permanent resident since they new were to stay out of sight on their lanai. All in al,l a great place for the money.
Enjoyed our stay. Condo has been nicely redone. I do say thank goodness for the sound of the waves crashing and breaking because you would here lots of traffic noise if not for that. So mother nature takes care of that problem and a very pleasant stay. 5 stars.
The views were unbelievable. It has glass windows that overlook the ocean. Sat and watch whales and dolphins swim while drinking coffee and mimosas' in the morning. Listen to the waves at night. Relatively close to downtown. About a 5 minute car ride or trolley ride ($2 each way). About 10 minutes to Safeway and Walmart. Was one of the larger units in the complex. Clean and had everything that we needed for our week stay. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is that we had some problems with hot water heater for the first 4 days. Fortunately the owner did get if fixed and also he had another unit that was not being used. Also had problems with the BBQ one night.
Great location in Kona, amazing views from the place, whales, spinner Dolphins, Tropical fish and ohhh those sunsets. Close proximity to beaches and snorkeling. The condo was very clean and well cared for. Be prepared for the constant noise of waves crashing against the sea wall....takes a little getting used to.
Upon our arrival the key was missing from the lockbox and near the end of our stay the hot water heater quit working. These matters were dealt with quickly by the property manner.
This place was just what it said it would be. Great views , whales , fish , turtles cruising by. The place was clean and ready to enjoy. Very good location for the west side of island and town. Road was real close but with the sounds of the ocean , you never heard it. The unit could use a little more window covering on park view/road side. Beware for older people, there is no elevator but it is only 3 stories so getting your bags up would be manageable. Our biggest complaints are this-----Someone kept smoking on there lanai below us (not sure which unit but I suspect it was a permanent owner since they new where to stay out of sight and it would come right into unit 314 since you had the sliding doors open almost constantly. It is illegal to do so but they did not care about the $300 fine. Also beware if you go to the pool, they only had 5 lounge chairs for all 35 plus units. All in all we would stay again.
The views of this condo were magical indeed! Listening to the waves crashing, feeling the continuous winds blow, smelling the fresh sea air, watching the beautiful sunsets and sea life from your room and being right next door to white sands beach is what sets this condo apart from the rest. Add a real comfortable bed, clean and spacious surroundings, nice bathroom and shower, private parking plus all the amenities (plush towels, washer, dryer, fridge, dishwashers, cooler, boogie boards, etc)., close proximity to restaurants, shops and grocery store truly made this a perfect and magical place to stay.
Mahalo again Ted for making our vacation truly complete and memorable. We hope to come back again someday.
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May 3 2015 - Dec 14 2015
3 night minimum stay
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Dec 15 2015 - Apr 14 2016
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Dutch Apple Pancake
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- 1 cup(s) Flour
- 0 1/2 tablespoon(s) baking powder
- 1 pinch(s) salt
- 2 eggs
- 2 apples (granny smith)
- 1/4 cup(s) Lemon juice
- caster sugar
- cinnamon sugar
- butter
- butterscotch sauce
- Method:
- Peel and core the apples and slice them thinly. Turn them in lemon juice so they retain their color.
- Combine the flour with the baking powder, cinnamon powder and salt, and add enough cold water to make a thick batter. Stir in the eggs.
- Heat a little butter in a non-stick pan and spoon in the batter.
- Immediately arrange the apple slices like tiles on top of the pancake. Sprinkle with sugar and cook until the pancake is brown.
- Using a dinner plate or pot lid, carefully turn the pancake over so that the apples cook and the sugar caramelizes.
- Turn once again, and serve hot with butterscotch sauce drizzles on top.
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War of Necessity
The anti-anti-Communist perspective on anti-communism.
Nov 19, 2012, Vol. 18, No. 10 • By HARVEY KLEHR
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Despite Wiener's sneering tone, there was a national consensus, among both conservatives and liberals, that the Cold War was necessary. It ended with an American victory, a triumph that was also a victory for democracy over communism. That is worth celebrating. And perhaps one day there will be a suitable monument to commemorate that happy occasion.
Harvey Klehr, the Andrew W. Mellon professor of politics and history at Emory, is the coauthor, most recently, of Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America.


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Michigan State
Preview 2008 - Defense
2008 CFN Michigan State Preview
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State Preview
What you need to know: In the past, under former head coach
John L. Smith, the defense tried to be aggressive and go all
out, and it didn't work. In Mark Dantonio's first season, the
defense wasn't going to sell out and was going to play a little
more conservatively, and it worked, but not in the exact way
that everyone expected. The pass rush turned into one of the
best in the country, and the overall production was solid, even
if the defense gave up too many points. Even with some big
losses, like ends Jonal Saint-Dic and Ervin Baldwin, the defense
should be on the verge of becoming special. Unlike last year,
everyone knows what they're doing with all the young speed and
athleticism about to wreak havoc. Cincinnati transfer Trevor
Anderson might be an even better end than Saint-Dic, Otis Wiley
appears to be back to being the all-star NFL prospect he was
supposed to be going into last year, and Greg Jones leads a
linebacking corps that can fly. There will be some rough
patches, but overall, this will be a better and better D as the
season goes on.
Tackles: Greg Jones, 78
Sacks: Greg Jones. 4/5
Interceptions: Otis Wiley, 4
Star of the defense: Sophomore LB Greg Jones
Player who has to step up and become a star: Sophomore DE
Oren Wilson
Unsung star on the rise: Junior FS Roderick Jenrette
Best pro prospect: Senior SS Otis Wiley
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Jones, 2) DE Trevor
Anderson, 3) Wiley
Strength of the defense: Speed, pass rush, safety
Weakness of the defense:
Size in the front seven,
proven backup safety
Defensive Line
Projected Starters: The line loses its star
pass rushers in Ervin Baldwin and Jonal Saint-Dic, who combined for 18.5
sacks, but it gets a reinforcement in Cincinnati transfer Trevor
Anderson, a 6-2, 250-pound star who originally started out at
Cincinnati, but transferred to MSU after Mark Dantonio got the job. he
made 44 tackles, six sacks and 13 tackles for loss in 2006 for the
Bearcats, and while it's asking a lot to be Saint-Dic, Anderson has the
upside to be even better.
Working on the other side will be senior Brandon Long, a 6-4,
250-pound senior who was supposed to be the starter last year before
Saint-Dic turned into a star. Even so, he had a decent year as a backup
making 18 tackles with two sacks and four tackles for loss. The former
linebacker has plenty of speed and athleticism to be a regular
pass rusher, but he has to prove he can be consistent.
Starting on the inside again will be Justin Kershaw, a beefed up
6-5, 273-pound senior who made 34 tackles with 1.5 sacks and five
tackles for loss. While he wasn't a big time producer all season long,
and he really was more of a big end than a true tackle, he got better by
the end of the year and proved he could hold up despite being
undersized. It's his athleticism that sets him apart, and now that he's
bigger, he should do even more.
Filling in for Ogemdi Nwagbuo on the nose will be 6-3, 288-pound
sophomore Oren Wilson, a good true freshman who made ten tackles
and broke up two passes. With decent size and tremendous quickness, he
needs to be a regular in the backfield. On the nose, he'll have to prove
he can hold up for a full season, but he'll have help in the rotation.
Projected Top Reserves: Working with Wilson on the
inside will be 6-5, 318-pound sophomore Antonio Jeremiah, a top
recruit who made six tackles and a sack as a true freshman. With his
bulk, he'll be a must against the power running teams, but while his
size is a plus, he has to keep it in check. He's supposed to be around
300 pounds to be at his best.
Ready to make an impact right away is one of the team's top recruits,
Tyler Hoover, a 6-7, 268-pound true freshman who has no redshirt
possibilities; he's too good to keep on the bench. With his combination
of size and quickness, he'll be a regular part of the rotation on the
end behind Long. Also considered a top tight end prospect, he has found
a home on the defensive side.
Looking to shine in his senior season is Dwayne Holmes, a 6-0,
286-pounder who saw time as a tight end and a fullback and on the
defensive side. He has the size and the tools to be a regular
contributor, but he hasn't found his niche. With his bulk, he'll be
needed somewhere up front.
Watch Out For ... Anderson. While Saint-Dic might
seem irreplaceable, he came up with most of his big plays early on and
disappeared at times late in the year. Shhhhhh ... Anderson is better.
Strength: Pass rushing ability. Don't weep too
much for MSU after losing Baldwin and Saint-Dic. Anderson will be just
fine, Long is a great prospect ready to break out, and the tackles can
get into the backfield.
Weakness: Overall size inside. Jeremiah should change all that,
and he might bring in too much size, but overall, this is a smallish, by
Big Ten standards, athletic line. It might not seem like that big a deal
looking at the run defense stats, but the teams that could run the ball,
Outlook: The line got better in a big hurry,
especially with the pass rush, and if Anderson plays as expected, there
won't be any drop-off without Saint-Dic and Baldwin. Overall, the line
is more talented, even if it's not that experienced, and in time, this
group will be really, really good. It might just take half the year to
get there.
Projected Starters: A bit of an unknown outside of the Big Ten,
sophomore Greg Jones is about to become a big-time star after
leading the team with 78 tackles with 4.5 sacks and 8.5 tackles for loss
on the strongside. While he's not huge at 6-1 and 222 pounds, he's a
sideline-to-sideline playmaker who'll star in the middle in place of
Kaleb Thornhill. With his new duties, he might not be a terror in the
backfield, but he'll make even more big plays and will come up with more
With Jones moving inside, 6-0, 224-pound sophomore Eric Gordon
will take over on the strongside after making 62 tackles, a sack, and
7.5 tackles for loss on the weakside. Able to play any of the three
spots, he has the speed to be all over the field bringing even more
speed in place of Jones, who doesn't exactly move like he's running in
With Gordon switching sides, 5-11, 222-pound junior Brandon Denson
will get the first look at the weakside. He'll have to fight for the
job, but he has good upside with tremendous athleticism. The former
walk-on only made ten tackles last season, and he's not huge, but he can
Projected Top Reserves: If Denson is No. 1 on the
weakside depth chart, then 6-3, 224-pound senior Ryan Allison is
No. 1A. The former wide receiver is every bit the athlete that Denson
is, and after a great spring he's on the verge of seeing starting time,
or at least being off the bench in a big hurry. He only made eight
tackles last year in a limited role, but he forced two fumbles.
Playing behind Gordon on the strongside is the very fast, but very small
Jon Misch, a 6-2, 205-pound sophomore who made 22 tackles. He's
built like a safety, and he runs like one, maybe faster, and he has the
athleticism to play on the weakside if he can't hold up on a regular
basis on the strongside.
Bringing much needed size to the corps is 6-2, 238-pound junior Adam
Decker, who'll play in the middle behind Jones. While he's big and
tough, he's not all that fast and he doesn't exactly fit the overall
defensive scheme. However, he'll step in and see plenty of time if Jones
moves back to the outside.
Watch Out For ... Jones. He got plenty of Freshman
All-America honors, but no one outside of the Big Ten has any clue who
he is. That'll change in a hurry as his numbers should go through the
roof now that he's in the middle.
Strength: Speed. By design, the coaching staff
wanted linebackers who can move. Everything else would then fall into
place. It has all worked out as Jones, Gordon and Denson can fly to the
ball, and Allison and Misch bring even more speed among the backups.
Weakness: Size. It wasn't an issue last year, but it helped to
have a big 240-pound defender in Thornhill. Now the Spartans are going
with all 220ish-pound linebackers who have to prove they can all hold up
over a full season.
Outlook: Fast, young, and good, the linebacking
corps only scratched the surface on how good it can become. Jones and
Gordon were thrown into the fire and the came out clean, and now they
should be Big Ten all-stars. The weakside might be a little bit of an
issue early on, but the Denson/Allison tandem should be fine.
Rating: 7.5
Defensive Backs
Projected Starters: The quarterback of the
defense, and arguably the team's most talented player, will once again be 6-2, 210-pound
senior Otis Wiley, the team's leading tackler last year in 2006
with 94
stops, a sack, and 6.5 tackles for loss. His production dropped off last
year as his role changed, and as he was trying to figure out what he was
doing, making 49 tackles but with five broken up passes and a
team-leading four interceptions. As good as he was, he struggled with
his consistency. While he's a big free safety with NFL athleticism and
range, he'll start out at strong safety where he started to come around
after losing his starting job halfway through last year. If he's on,
he's an all-star defender and a tone-setter who'll make the secondary
far better.
Working in place of Nehemiah Warrick at the other safety spot will be
Roderick Jenrette, a 6-1, 195-pound junior who was a key backup last
year making 15 tackles with a big interception to seal the 17-13 win
over Pitt. While he still needs time and experience before he's a
consistent producer, he has the talent to be a star by the end of the
Back at corner will be Ross Weaver, a 6-1, 202-pound junior who
started out well before hurting his foot. With his size and his great
range, he's physical defender with great upside coming off a 19-tackles,
two tackle for loss season. Now he has to start doing more when the ball
is in the air, and he has to prove he can stay healthy between last
year's problems and after missing all of 2006 with a broken ankle.
6-0, 210-pound senior Kendall Davis-Clark went from being a solid
reserve to a decent starters on the boundary side finishing second on
the team with 72 tackles with four sacks and 5.5 tackles for loss. Even
though he was picked on early, he came through big on occasion with
eight broken up passes.
Projected Top Reserves: Pushing hard for Weaver's
starting corner spot on the field side will be sophomore Chris Rucker
and junior Jeremy Ware. The 6-2, 190-pound Rucker got four
starts as a true freshman but missed most of the second half of the year
with two detached retinas. A physical corner, he made 24 tackles with an
Ware, a 5-10, 184-pounder who transferred from South Carolina a few
years ago and struggled to get his career going after suffering a
shoulder injury, made just one tackle in his one appearance.
Two other good corner options will be junior Ashton Henderson and
true freshman Johnny Adams, a slight 5-11, 165-pounder with
next-level speed and big play ability missing from some of the other
corners. The 5-11 182-pound Henderson made 18 tackles and broke up two
passes, and now he'll work behind Davis-Clark on the boundary side.
Watch Out For ... Wiley to be back to being Wiley. It
took him all year to find his role under the new coaching staff, but on
talent alone, he's a special defender who has to be on the field. He
gets it now that he's at strong safety.
Strength: Corner options. It's not like
Davis-Clark and Weaver were bad, but they'll have to produce right away
to hold off Rucker, Ware and Henderson. Adams, with his speed, will be a
special player in some way sooner than later.
Weakness: Backup safeties. Sophomores Marcus Hyde and
Jesse Johnson have potential, but they're going to be special
teamers early on. Junior Danny Fortner will likely get shoved out
a backup free safety job by Brandon Trawick or Charles Burrell,
a pair of true freshmen who'll be good enough to start right away if
needed. In any event, the backups are going to be a bit green.
Outlook: It's not like the group was bad last
year, but it was unsettled and didn't do enough in key moments
considering the pass rush was among the best in the country. Now that
Wiley has settled into a spot, and with the expected emergence of
Jenrette, along with all the corner options, this should go from being a
serviceable defensive backfield to a big plus.
Rating: 7
Special Teams
Projected Starters: Junior Brett Swenson
was a top recruit who had a nice first season making
15-of-19 field goals, and then regressed a bit last year hitting
15-of-22 shots and struggling with his range and consistency. He
has the talent to be better, and considering the Spartans played
in two overtime games and five other games decided by four
points or fewer, he needs to be a factor.
The punting game was going to suffer a drop-off after losing
Brandon Fields, and it did. True sophomore Aaron Bates
only averaged 39.7 yards per kick, but he dropped an impressive
23 kicks inside the 20. He has a big leg, and he has the
accuracy. Now with a little bit of work and a little more time,
he should become better.
Devin Thomas was a special kickoff returner averaging 29.1 yards
per try, and now it'll likely be up to A.J. Jimmerson to
take over after averaging 18.2 yards per return. Otis Wiley
and Andre Anderson will also get their chances. The
punt return game was abysmal averaging 4.06 yards per return,
second worst in the nation. WR Mark Dell has the speed
and potential to add more pop.
Watch Out For ... Bates to be better. While he had
some really good moments, he wasn't consistent. Welcome to the
world of a true freshman. He has the leg to do more and be more
of a weapon, and he will be in time.
Strength: Swenson. He had a great first year, but
he missed six kicks inside the 40 over the last two years,
including gaffes from 20 and 28 yards out last year. Even so,
he's good enough to potentially be an all-star if he can settle
down and be automatic from close range.
Weakness: Punt returns. After averaging just 7.9 yards per
return in 2006, things got even worse last year. The coverage
teams weren't exactly a prize and could stand to be much
Outlook: The kickoff returns were better thanks to
Thomas, but everything else was worse. The Spartans need Swenson
to bounce back and kick up to his talent, and they need to be
sharper in every other phase. With Thomas gone, and with Swenson
coming off an inconsistent year, this will be an area of focus
throughout the fall.
Rating: 6


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Chapter 1 "Pippi Moves into Villa Villekulla"
1. Where was Pippi before the book began?
(a) On a mountain.
(b) At sea.
(c) In the desert.
(d) In an orphanage.
2. How old is Pippi when the book begins?
(a) 8.
(b) 9.
(c) 7.
(d) 10.
3. Why does Pippi NOT mind not having parents?
(a) They were cruel to her.
(b) Her father used to beat her.
(c) She did not love them.
(d) There is no one to tell her what to do.
4. How did Pippi's mother die?
(a) A bag of gold fell on her head.
(b) Falling over the side of a ship.
(c) Childbirth.
(d) Pneumonia.
5. How did Pippi's father die?
(a) Pneumonia.
(b) He was killed by burglars.
(c) Falling over the side of a ship.
(d) A bag of gold fell on her head.
6. What does Pippi think her father is?
(a) A voice in the wind.
(b) An angel.
(c) A merman.
(d) A cannibal king.
7. What is the name of Pippi's monkey?
(a) Mr. Nighto.
(b) Mr. Newton.
(c) Mr. Nero.
(d) Mr. Nilsson.
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