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Carousel Villa offers guests an opportunity to enjoy the real Jamaica, yet still be within minutes of the action. Our 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath villa is fully staffed & situated on the 16th fairway. A 40' veranda overlooks Runaway Bay's Championship Golf Course. The yard is framed with flowering Bougainvillea, palms & lots of colorful tropical flowers giving way to a manicured view down toward the Sea.
Ocean Park Beach is our private-shared beach. This beach is available to Cardiff Hall Villa Owners & their guests. You'll find a men's & women's restroom, snack bar, lounges & shade trees on what many people consider one of the North Shore's finest natural beaches.
Our staff at Carousel Villa is attentive to your vacation details & we provide them with all your info they need to start your vacation off smoothly. Once you taste our fantastic Jamaican cooking & get to know the charming personalities of our staff, you'll understand why so many of our guests come back time & time again.
Want to book your wedding with us? No problem, we offer one day rentals... Please check out our exclusive horse drawn Cinderella Carriage available as an add-on option.
Looking for a Holiday Villa for your group, family or just the two of you? Carousel Villa is as comfortable for 2 as it is for 10. If rest & relaxation are what you're looking for we can help you find it.
The pool is located in the center of the house giving you the intimacy of having it available 24 hours a day.
Take a few steps outside the front door & explore our 1 acre of lush gardens with ferns, orchids, palms, bougainvillea, tropical flowers & new surprises at every turn. All of this, in a quiet country setting, where you can listen to the breezes blow or listen to your favorite tunes on our surround sound system.
When you're ready to get out & explore Jamaica, you are close to several great tours & excursions that you can get to without spending all day on the road. You can call our preferred driver or any other driver of your choice to get rates for day excursions.
We think you'll have a wonderful time at Carousel Villa but don't just take our word for it. Please read the following reviews or click the link below to read the reviews posted on our personal website. You can also check out what others are saying about their vacation at our Guest House by going to & searching the Jamaica Forum for comments about Carousel Villa.
Tony & Cheryl, From: Wisconsin ... 6/6/08
We've been to Jamaica more than 20 times in the last 25 years, stayed at villas in Montego Bay, Negril, Treasure Beach, Ocho Rios and on and on. This villa is exceptional. The staff is perfect; their answer to all questions is 'yes', they give you the privacy you expect, the meals are plentyful and excellent, everything is clean, the views are wonderful there is never any hassel and the set up of rooms and pool is better than the photos depict. We'll be there again. You can contact us if you desire.
Michelle G., From: Iowa ... 2/27/08
I had told my friends here, that I was going to Jamaica to speak directly with God. Little did I know that I would find Angels there as well! I had an incredibly stressful year, last year and this was EXACTLY what I needed. Jennifer and Bill, the Villa is beautiful. Kudos to you for all your hard work and making such a lovely place for others to stay. The Angels, Angela, Ossie and Millie took SUCH good care of us. The food was fabulous. I loved that even though we weren't right on the beach, it was so accessible. Eric was our prompt and gracious driver and pointed out the sights or answered any questions we asked, to and from the airport. The drive took my breath away. If your soul needs soothing or you're just looking for a reasonably priced, first class trip, this is THE place to stay. God Bless all of you Angels that made my vacation a little tour to what Heaven must be like!
Judy, From: USA ... 2/2/08
8 of us went to Carousel Villa last week. It was wonderful. So many of the people were just amazed at how relaxed they were at Carousel Villa. Millie and Ozzie and John and the girls were terrific. The food was amazing. Millie pleased everyone one of us every night. How do you do that? I would recommend going here especially if you have at least one golfer per couple. The pool is lovely, the owners do all they can for you and the price is right. The weather in January was absolutely perfect 79-80. Thanks!
Scott & Patty, From: Wheatland, Wyoming ... 12/11/07
Jenn We just returned from your villa and my wife and I were not only impressed at the way everything went, but we have adopted Millie, Oswald, and Coco. The villa was everything that you advertised, and then some, (you just can't put a picture on your website that actually gives the feeling of being there). We hired Eric to give us some tours and he is perfect, not only is he always on time but we got a little inebriated at Margaritaville and when we didn't show up for pick-up he came and found us and carried us home, he cared for us as we did him. I don't know how you put all of this togeather but you have a first class operation, and I hope to be back next year but with a few of my friends. I told Millie I would try anything she served up, and I had akee and salt fish with boiled green bananas, bread fruit, festival, and yam,I loved everything she made me.My wife is a little more triditional,(pancakes and eggs) and that is what we had every morning, unless we wanted something different. I also had the pumpkin soup and it was real good. Hey you also got us hooked on rum cream, infact Patty even liked it and she usually won't even try any new drinks. Thanks once again for sharing your home in Jamaica with us and I hope to do business again soon. Scott & Patty
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I am Jennifer Reed... owner/manager of Carousel Villa since 2004.
Jennifer Reed purchased this villa in 2004
Carousel Villa was built by a well known architect in Jamaica, originally for his family... the style & ease of the way the house is put together is so comfortable & fresh... you get a good vibe just walking in the front door. I felt it the first time I stepped into Carousel Villa as a guest in 1995 & have been told this same thing repeatedly over the years by many Carousel Guests.
Staying at Carousel Villa is a luxurious treat to your senses. We regularly update the furnishings, linens & upholstery so you always have something new to look forward to.
The Villa has had extensive refurbishing during 2014.
The biggest benefit beyond the privacy you'll enjoy in 'your own home' is the location. Runaway Bay is centrally located to many of the hottest Jamaica attractions & excursions so you won't have to spend all day on the road to get out & see the real Jamaica. Our shared beach called 'Ocean Park Beach' is definately one of the finest natural beaches on the North shore & you have access to it thru our neighborhood association membership.
We just got home the other day after at 8 day stay at the villa. It was wonderful, and the staff there were so kind and sweet that we loved them all. Oswald, Millie, John, Angela, Eric the driver, Blue the security guard................ so cool. The food that Millie cooked was awesome, and Ozzie is amazing. I highly recommend a stay there if you are planning to go to Jamaica. Email me if you want to know the specifics about what we did, horseback riding in the ocean, Mystic Mountain, Dunn's River Falls, Ocho Rios flea market, Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville. YEH MON! email@example.com
I spent Labor Day Weekend 2008 there. It was like staying at home with all the amenities and luxuries of a mini paradise. The villa's staff is wonderful, the rooms are clean and spacious. Food was great everyday. I especially enjoyed the veranda for my morning coffee overlooking the golf course and my nights spent in the pool looking up at the stars. I think this villa will appeal to any kind of vacationer. The owners have taken special care to make this a comfortable retreat for all to enjoy.
We spent 10 days at the Carousel Villa. It was like staying at home with all the amenities available to ensure a very relaxing vacation. The villa staff do a great job cooking us great meals and keeping the villa nice and clean. I especially enjoyed the veranda overlooking the golf course and my nights spent looking up at the stars. The owners have taken special care to make this a comfortable retreat for all to enjoy. Eric the driver with the villa was absolutely wonderful, informative and made our trip so enjoyable with his knowledge of Jamaica. He took us on tours to Dunns River Falls, Bob Marley`s mauseleum, Reggae Sumfest (brilliant) and to visit family in Port Antonio where we got to raft on the Rio Grande. We have plans to return to Jamaica in the very near future. Thank you Jenn and Bill for the use of your villa - it gave us a true taste of the real Jamaica!
This property is like visiting aunt Millies, you are taken care of like family, the owners have a real gem in this villa. The meals are great and whatever you want. I am making my 2nd trip there and am taking friends this time. Great job Bill & Jenn
We stayed at Carousel in Dec 2007 and fell in love, the owners work very hard to make everything perfect, the food is great any way you want it. We are going back Dec. 2008 but this time we are taking some friends so they too can be pampered. This is a very clean, relaxing place to stay even though it isn't right on the beach the owners provide golf carts to travel to and from the semi private beach, and they offer many options for tours. This is your home for the week, No problem is the reply for anything you may want or need. I hate to give such a good review, because I want to keep this to myself, but that would be selfish.
Carousel Villa offers guests an opportunity to enjoy luxury & the feel of country living just minutes from the action. Our 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath villa is fully staffed & situated on the 16th fairway. A 40' veranda overlooks Runaway Bay's Championship Golf Course, giving you a manicured view down toward the Sea. Ocean Park Beach is our private-shared beach. This beach is available to Cardiff Hall Villa Owners & their guests. You'll find a men's & women's restroom, snack bar, loungers & shade trees on what many people consider one of the North Coasts finest natural beaches. Beach wedding packages also available.
Other Activities: Book a romantic tour on our exclusive, horse drawn Cinderella Carriage, renew your vows or book your wedding at our Villa with the Carriage option.
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The posted rates are accommodations only. We offer DAY RATES for weddings & events... We also offer vacation packages that include meals, airport transfers & other options. Please see our RATES PAGE link to our website (located below on this page) for additional details & clarification.
25% non-refundable booking fee will guarantee & hold your dates. Balance of rental is due upon check-in.
Weddings & Group Events: First consult is no charge then a non-refundable professional fee will apply. Please contact us for details of professional fee... Booking deposit is 50% of the total cost with balance due 10 days prior to the event.
Please Note: The owner of this property accepts payment in the original currency specified (USD), before use of conversion tool. The conversion tool is provided for your convenience only. The owner may accept other currencies if specifically agreed in advance.


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AUG. 18, 2009 | The University of Wisconsin-River Falls Art Department presents Viaggio con Le Viste by UWRF alumnus and photographer Brett Kallusky Sept. 2 Oct. 2 in Gallery 101 in the Kleinpell Fine Arts building on campus. A free, public reception for the artist is Sept. 30 from 3 to 4 p.m. in Gallery 101.
Kallusky received a Jerome Fellowship in 2002 for an artist residency at the New York Mills (Minn.) Regional Cultural Center. He also received a Fulbright fellowship and travel grant, allowing him to study in Italy during 2005-06. Kallusky currently lives in St. Paul and teaches at the Art Institute of Minnesota while continuing to pursue and exhibit his photography.
He says photography is akin to poetry: For me, this work is unequivocally visual poetry. These photographs are recorded vignettes of geography and history, both regional and national, from southern Italy, photographs that when seen out of context rely on the viewers sense of imagination. The view of an unfamiliar landscape allows for us to dream and long to see that place, as much today as it did in the late 1800s, relying on imagination to figure out what it is that we are looking at.
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I have pasted into this post part of the death certificate for a certain man named Giuseppe DeBartolo. He died in Caccuri, Calabria in 1882. He may be the relative of my great-grandfather, Vincenzo DeBartolo who's name also appears on the document.
I am having difficulty reading the place of birth of Giuseppe DeBartolo. It is on the last line. It looks like "Montelaom," but I can find no such town in Calabria.
Also, Giuseppe DeBartolo's profession is written immediately after his age, anni sessantanove, ???????. Can anyone read what his profession was? I know that in 1862 he was working for the Sindaco, signing civil records, but I cannot read the profession written on this death certificate.
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Nvidia Bringing Back Silently the Generic CRT display 3D Support?
Today while playing with a non-3D Vision ready 3D monitor I've noticed something interesting in the Nvidia Control Panel ' an option to select Generic CRT display mode for stereoscopic 3D support with 3D Vision. And that 3D monitor worked just fine using both its own 3D glasses as well as with the 3D Vision glasses using the Generic CRT mode. Nvidia has stopped supporting the Generic CRT display mode a while ago, but it seems that they are bringing it back again. Have in mind that you need to have a 3D Vision IR emitter connected to the PC over USB in order for you to see the Generic CRT display option available in the Stereoscopic 3D panel. Also I'm using Windows 8 OS, so it is possible that it is only supported in it, unfortunately I cannot test it under Windows 7 at the moment, but you are welcome to try it out and post your results. I've checked that the Generic CRT display mode is present in both the latest WHQL and the latest Beta video drivers and works just fine. This could be good news for owners of Samsung 3D monitors that are not officially compatible with 3D Vision as well as other LCD monitors with support for higher refresh rates as well as for owners of old CRT monitors.
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My cousin showed me his shiny steelix , and when I asked him how he got one he said that he traded an onix holding a nugget.
I cant believe that I fell for that. I did at least 10 trades.
I used to think, Golduck was a water-psychic type,Persian as a normal-psychic type and Noctowl as a psychic-flying. But don't blame me they do look like psychic types and golduck and noctowl can learn psychic moves. The coin on persians head makes it look psychic.
That Bugsy was a girl in Crystal
and calling people over and over again for no reason on the PokeGear in Crystal
Sage Chow sent out Bellsprout!
May StarClan Light Your Path
Perhaps my greatest disappointment was to level up a Sunkern until level 55, just to get told by a friend that it only evolved with a Sun Stone. Same for Sneasel, Heracross and Ledyan. And nicknaming one of my best friends as Metapod because he looked like he would never "evolve" into an independent person.
-- A meal today means no travel tomorrow.
-When I was 5/6 playing R/B/Y and I thought Thunder was the only way I could beat Lance's Dragonites...or at least beat them before they could destroy my team. I thought it was super effective against them and would restart if my Thunder missed because he would usually beat my Pokemon and I would have a hard time beating him with the rest.
-In G/S I always named my rival "???" because I didn't realize he introduced himself like that so you could name him yourself. I thought that was what I had to tell the police officer or I would get in trouble later in the game for giving the wrong name and either have my Pokemon taken away or have to restart the game.
-The obligatory button smashing AB to catch a Pokemon
I'm sure I'll think of more eventually but for now.
I used to think Slowbro evolved into Slowking. I leveled up a Slowbro to like level 50, then realized how stupid I was.
It's not about winning; it's the rivers you cross.
I thought my team of Entei, Ho-Oh, Typhlosion, Moltres,Blazeiken, and Charizard would be amazing.
Only trained starter and first legendary
"I see now the circumstances of ones birth are irrelevant, it is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are" -Mewtwo
"Mew" -Mew
Gotta say, even just from browsing the last few pages some of these are pretty hilarious.
My most memorable moment was just ignorance rather than naivety, when I was young and a Pokemon was trying to learn a new move that I didn't want I just kept pressing B expecting it to go away and really frustrated when it didn't LOL.
Sadly most of the weird things I did as a kid I still do, collect tms and not use them unless I have more then one (don't have to any more yay!), never bother completing the pokedex I just catch my team of six for a game (I do like to train new ones after I beat the game and legendaries though). I used to not evolve pokemon, if I liked them better unevolved but that didn't last long. One time for my birthday I got Emerald version and played it that day, I was in the middle of training my new team when a shiny Poocheyena appeared, I battled it down to low health and sure enough I had not one but zero pokeballs; good times.
Didnt discover the save button for like a week of playing pokemon everyday
yes, cry now.
~Victini was a missingno (pokedex number is 000)
~Female hippodon's were shiny
~Using AR too much and ended up getting my first glitch, the egg.
~Mew evolving into mewtwo.
~And more....
My fave pokemon, You know who....MEW!
Love mew.... And there maybe peace... for now.
I thought Ho-oh was "Ho-ho"
ALRIGHTY, The PokémonJesus is BACK!
Follow me (PJ) on Tumblr: the-pokemonjesusand on Twitter: @ThePokemonJesus
Gotta play 'em all!Until next time...
Back when I was a kid I though going into a whilrpool in silver would leave you stranded on a island without your pokemon, Some guy lied about that and at the time I was playing zelda oracle of ages where something like that did happen.
when I was a kid, I thought that the SAVING DON'T TURN OFF THE POWER meant I couldn't turn it off and thus I hardly ever saved until I finally understood what it meant.
I also killed the first shiny I saw because I thought it was normal.


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After the extremely long and cold winter we experienced, are you not tired of sitting at home wishing there was something you could do that would compel you to get started on your yard and garden?
Here at your Chamber, we are excited to tell you about an event we have been planning for almost two years, and we believe that if you attend, you are certain to be motivated to get busy in your own sanctuary.
What could we possibly do to pique your interest you ask?
On Saturday, May 31, your Newberry County Chamber of Commerce will present the Newberry County Garden and Art Tour.
Liz MacDonald has worked tirelessly with local home owners, and this year's presentations promise to enlighten and encourage every visitor with ideas of their very own. A total of four homes as well as Carter and Holmes Orchids and Newberry's Wells Japanese Garden will be on display.
Not only will you be exposed to gorgeous yards, each private garden stop will feature a local artist displaying and selling their creations.
For instance, you will get to meet Eric Moore, a very talented sculptor with an eye for detail whose work is absolutely amazing. Or, how about water color artist Marlene Youngblood, a name you will always remember when you encounter her beautiful renderings.
These are just a sample of the artists Liz has lined up just for your enjoyment. By the way, each artist will be offering their presentations for sale.
Liz has also worked with several businesses in Newberry County who have generously donated items for a drawing to be held among the ticket holders. But that is not all; several downtown Newberry restaurants are offering a ten percent discount for those opting to take this adventure. Believe me, this is one afternoon you will not want to miss.
For additional information and to reserve your tickets, simply call either Liz, Michelle, or myself at (803) 276-4274 or stop by the Chamber, located in Community Hall downtown Newberry. You can also obtain tickets at the Newberry Opera House by visiting or calling (803) 276-6264.
So plan to take the afternoon off, bring your best friend(s) and stroll through these beautiful gardens. In the end, you will be glad you did!


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The Bachelor of Science in Medical Sonography's mission is to educate and train students to ensure excellence in the clinical practice, research, and education for the patients they care for and the community they serve.
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Minimum Expectations: "To prepare entry level general sonographers in the cognitive (knowledge) psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains" and "To prepare competent entry-level vascular technologists in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains".
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PITTSBURGH -- A western Pennsylvania police officer says he spent much of December and January dressed as an Amish woman in hopes of scaring off a man suspected of exposing himself to Amish children.
Pulaski Township Sgt. Chad Adams said Tuesday that police weren't able to charge the man because of a lack of evidence.
But Adams said the flasher hasn't been seen in Pulaski in Lawrence County since around the same time a man was sentenced to house arrest in January for similar behavior in neighboring Mercer County. Police believe that man is the same one who was flashing the Amish children.
Still, Adams felt it was important to publicize his undercover assignment on the police department's Facebook page, if only to deter the suspect or others in the future.
"Sometimes being a police officer means going undercover and doing what you have to do to catch the bad guy," Adams wrote in a caption for a photo showing him in a blue dress, black cloak and bonnet.
Pulaski is about 50 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. Adams was assisted by a female officer from nearby Wampum, who also dressed in Amish garb.
The Amish didn't want their children to testify in court and agreed to lend police the women's bonnets, aprons and dresses to catch or scare away the suspect.
Adams said the Amish were "not at all" concerned about his cross-dressing methods, despite their conservative beliefs.
"I wondered that myself, but I asked and they were all for it," the sergeant said. "They didn't want this man around here. They didn't want this to continue."
Adams said the suspect, whose car was seen in the area but who was never caught in the act of exposing himself in Pulaski Township, is due to be released from house arrest soon.
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RUSHWORTH'S Jed Hayback is proud as punch of his 1933 Ford, which was on display at the 39th Historic Winton, Australia's biggest historic motor race, at Winton at the weekend.
Right royal fight
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Heat on Barnaby
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THE number of people opposing individual developments may be considered in future cases before VCAT.
Hunters hire protection
VICTORIAN duck hunters are hiring private investigators to patrol wetlands.
Cutbacks for police
POLICE stations in country Victoria have been forced to cut their opening hours due to a new safety policy.
Rift at poor return on wool spend
WOOL growers have received just 45c in value for every dollar spent on genetic research.
Shipload of strife over port sale
FARMERS will be the big losers in the Victorian Government's plans to privatise the Port of Melbourne.
MG shares may top $3.20
MG HAS unveiled an indicative price of $2.10-$3.20 a share in advance of its historic partial listing next month.
Nat's stance riles Greens
THE Nationals refused an inquiry into coal-seam gas to consider if the industry should even exist.
Boost for irrigators
IRRIGATORS say tax breaks for farmers upgrading water infrastructure will stimulate regional communities.
Kirner's Landcare legacy
UPDATE: A STATE funeral to honour Victoria's first female premier, Joan Kirner, will be held on Friday in Williamstown.
Hope for rain as sowing winds up
AS WINTER begins most growers are planting the last of their crops, but for most a soaking rain is still elusive.
Knowledge breeds success
YOU get out what you put in is the motto of this year's Great South West Dairy Awards employee of the year Elsi Neave.
Season puzzler as beef soars
LAST week's special weaner sale at Yea highlighted just how the cattle market is defying the season.
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Animals champion wanders off course
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RSPCA doggedly determined
THE Australian RSPCA rose out of a need to improve the lives of the thousands of horses being worked to death.
Port fattened at rural expense
THE Victorian Farmers Federation will actively oppose the Labor Government's sale of the Port of Melbourne lease.
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RSPCA gone to the dogs
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Rift at poor return on wool spend
WOOL growers have received just 45c in value for every dollar spent on genetic research.
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THIS week's cattle and dairy sale dates.
Yea, May 29: Weaners hit new high
THE Yea saleyards has had its share of good weaner sales but today's market pushed into new price territory.
Warrnambool, May 29: Prices climb
WARRNAMBOOL agents yarded 3700 store cattle today in a market that attracted strong feedlot and backgrounder competition.
Grain drier the double crop answer
WHEN Boorhaman's Coulthard family went to cropping in summer and winter, a grain drier ensured they could make it work.
Axe range cut to last
IT'S firewood cutting season and Fiskars has a range of axes and log-splitters designed for the home.
Sprayer with a long reach
GETTING chemical to areas where access is limited is made easier with the Nobili Turbo Jet unit.
Sylvia's home at Merbein
COLIN Sylvia says he walked away from AFL football because he lost his "love for the game".
Hunters hire protection
VICTORIAN duck hunters are hiring private investigators to patrol wetlands.
Lions on track for record
ALBERTON league surprise packet Stony Creek is on the verge of breaking a significant club record.
Swanpool confident of return
SWANPOOL president Cameron Gray remains confident of a "satisfactory outcome" in the club's court case against OKFL.
Animals champion wanders off course
BRIDGET McKenzie's bid to strip the RSPCA of its Royal Warrant is another example of the organisation's failures.
Heat on Barnaby
BARNABY Joyce is facing increased pressure over his plans to move key government agencies out of Canberra.
Warakirri's milky way
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Get planting those herbs
WE ARE approaching the coldest time of the year, but it's also the busiest planting time.
Pruning's new regime
A COUPLE of days ago I got stuck into an old quince tree that desperately needed rejuvenating.
My favourite things
I'M OFTEN asked if I have any particular favourite plants.
Their hearts will melt
WORKING with chocolate in the kitchen can have its pitfalls, particularly when it comes to applying heat for melting.
Good stewardship pays
I SPENT a recent rainy Sunday morning in the kitchen cooking up a stew for later in the week.
Persimmon perfection
THE persimmon is definitely one of the more esoteric finds in the stores and farmers' markets at this time of the year.
TLC takes Little Billy to grand age
LOOKS like we may have found the oldest pony yet. Meet Billy the Shetland who turns 50 this year.
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IF THIS bloke was trying out for a spot on the Freestyle Motocross team, looks like he failed big time.
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Shiromani Akali Dal patron and Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today said the struggle against the formation of a separate Gurdwara Management Committee for Haryana will continue.
Addressing a press conference here late tonight, after the party's core committee meeting, Badal said, "struggle against the HSGMC would continue but in a peaceful manner." Badal said that decision of Akal Takht was binding on the party as no party worker or Sikh leader could "dare to disobey the directives issued from the supreme authority in Sikh religion. "Akal Takht has stopped the Sikh community and all political parties to hold rally or convention as it may disturb the situation, and every Sikh would obey it," he said. The Akali stalwart said that SAD cancelled World Sikh Conference, scheduled on Sunday at Manji Sahib Hall Golden Temple premises, after Akal Takht directives.
Meanwhile, Shiromani Akali Dal today unanimously decided not to hold proposed World Sikh Conference tomorrow following the edict of Akal Takht which directed SAD and Sikhs in Haryana to call off their conventions. "The core committee (of SAD) unanimously announced that the decision of Akal Takht was supreme for Sikh community so it has been decided to follow the decision and there will be no Panthic Convention on July 27," said Harcharn Bains Secretary SAD in a statement issued here.
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Eggplant and okra fry
Published January 29, 2013 | Written by The Healthline Editorial Team
This is an everyday dish, bringing the goodness of both eggplant and okra together. This dish is spiced with crushed chili flakes, coriander powder and garam masala. Both eggplant and okra are fried in a bit of oil until crispy making it an excellent side dish to rice or rotis.
|Nutrition Facts
|Serving size:
|Approximately 4 ounces of the final dish
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|Total Fat 7.0g
|Sodium 150mg
- 1/2 pound eggplant, cut into paper thin slices
- 1/2 pound okra, cut into small pieces
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 onions, sliced
- 1 1/2 teaspoons chili flakes
- 1/4 teaspoon turmeric powder
- 1 teaspoon coriander powder
- 1 teaspoon garam masala
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon fresh cilantro leaves, finely chopped
Step by Step:
- Heat the oil in a frying pan; add the onions and fry till caramelized.
- Add the eggplant and fry till brown and crispy.
- Add the okra and fry till crispy but has not lost its color.
- Add the chili flakes, all the spices and salt and mix well. Garnish with cilantro leaves and serve hot.


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There was water intrusion around one of my thru-hull bolts. The airex was a little soft for about 1/8 inch, then looked fine. There was no evidence of water migration beyond that first 1/8th inch. It is a very hard material. Not what you would think of as foam really. It was nearly impossible to remove...i snapped several allen bits with my drill trying to scrape out a 1" area around the thu-hull holes! There also seems to be a lot less condensation inside the boat and it really mutes outside noises. Compared to the hull on my Pearson 26, it seems like a bank vault
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text: Between Two Fires is a 1987 album by British pop/soul singer Paul Young. It was released as a follow-up to his first two solo hit albums, 1983's "No Parlez", and 1985's "The Secret of Association". It reached #4 in the UK album chart, stalling at #77 in the U.S. Billboard Hot 200 album chart. Three singles were taken from the album, namely "Wonderland", "Some People", and "Why Does a Man Have to Be Strong". Compared to earlier single releases, none of the three here actually was a chartbuster in its own right, the best achievement being the UK #24 reached by Paul's cover version of Cook's "Wonderland". The other two singles fared less well: "Some People" went no higher than the UK #56 and U.S. #65, while "Why Does a Man have to be Strong" stalled at #63 in Great Britain. After the numerous covers contained in the previous two works, the 1987 third album presents many more self-penned compositions, and Young actually co-produced, co-wrote and co-arranged most of the tracks.


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I just did get to the most recent issue of Newsweek, and there on page 16 was this factoid:
"45% of the 27 million small businesses in the U.S. say they are currently not profitable. Those businesses, which employ 100 or fewer people, make up half the nation's private non-farm GDP."
"45% of the 27 million small businesses in the U.S. say they are currently not profitable. Those businesses, which employ 100 or fewer people, make up half the nation's private non-farm GDP."
I can't say that the number surprised me, but when you actually read it, you can't help being taken aback. 45% of the small businesses in the country are losing money! What really struck me, however, was the realization that if that many of our small businesses are losing money, the percentage for independent retailers is likely higher, perhaps much higher.
If you are an independent retailer, and you're not currently profitable, you must do whatever you must to get yourself profitable, now. Most independent retailers have spent the first part of this year trying to find ways to generate more business. Many have accepted that for the short term they are not going to be profitable, while they ride the downturn out. Some have felt they had enough cash on hand to weather the storm, while others have been white-knuckling it.
Given the current environment, however, it's simply not prudent to assume sales are going to turn anytime soon. This isn't to say that you shouldn't continue to do the things I've written about before to re-invigorate your business. You should. But in this environment, with consumers showing no signs of coming out of their bunkers, thinking that sales will turn before long and the storm will have passed is just not realistic.
In your business planning, you should assume that your revenue now is what your revenue will be. Then you must do whatever you need to do to make sure that your bottom line is in the black.
This is what the major national retailers have done. All have cut inventories and slashed expenses to make sure they continued to turn a profit. Much of the cutting has been payroll, and it's not been pleasant. But as the second quarter results have been reported in the last week or so, most have been in the black, even while reporting serious drops in revenue. They are determined not to bleed cash by running losses. They have prepared as best they can for the long haul.
These retailers obviously had much bigger budgets than any independent retailer, so there was perhaps more options for them in reducing expenses than you might have. But that does not change the imperative. If your cash is starting to get tight, act now. Even if you have what you feel is a healthy cash balance on hand, get profitable and preserve that cash.
The recession may be coming to an end, but there are very few experts who think that the recovery will be anything other than a long, hard slog. Given that, those 45% of the nation's small businesses that are currently unprofitable are, by definition, in trouble. If you are one of them, do what you have to do to get yourself out of trouble - now!
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Illini to Battle Pair of Ranked Foes This Week
Illinois is 18-9 all-time against Minnesota, but will be looking for its first-ever win over Missouri, going 0-5 all-time. All five of Illinois' games against Missouri have been in Columbia, Mo., on the campus of the Tigers, including three NCAA Regional games. Illinois was sent to the Columbia Regional in 2009, where the Illini dropped their first-ever meeting with the No. 11 Tigers, 5-1, on May 16. The Orange and Blue returned to the Columbia Regional in 2010, and defeated DePaul twice, but dropped a pair of close games with No. 8 Missouri, 3-1 and 4-2, to once again watch their season come to a close in Missouri. The Illini went to Columbia for the third straight season to participate in the Tiger Invitational on March 12-13, 2011, but dropped a pair of games to No. 18 Mizzou, 4-3 and 8-0 (6).
The Illini have a strong hold on the all-time series with Minnesota, leading 18-9 all-time, but the Golden Gophers enter the weekend riding a four-game winning streak over the Fighting Illini. Prior to the four-game skid, Illinois had won eight of the previous nine matchups with UM, including a pair of run-rule victories. Minnesota got the best of the Illini last season, sweeping the relocated Big Ten series as the home team at Eichelberger Field, with wins by scores of 5-1, 2-0, and 9-3.
On March 9, Brandi Needham was fantastic in the circle, limiting Hofstra to just four hits and no runs over seven innings, but despite having a runner on in every inning, the Illini struggled to come up with an RBI, as the pair headed to extra innings in a scoreless tie. However, with two outs in the top of the eighth, Jess Perkins came through big time with a monster two-run blast to left to put Illinois ahead 2-0. Needham then completed the eight-inning shutout with a 1-2-3 bottom of the eighth, with the help of a heads-up play by Ruby Rivera to get the tie-break runner heading to third for the first out, to seal the deal for the Illini and pick up her second career shutout.
On Sunday, Feb. 23, senior Alex Booker made history by becoming the first-ever Illini to hit for the cycle, doing so in the Illini's 9-1 victory over Creighton. It began with an RBI double in the second inning. She then laid down a bunt single to load the bases in the third. She drilled a two-out triple in the top of the fifth, then crushed a two-run homer in the seventh to become just the second player in Big Ten history ever to hit for the cycle. Her 10 total bases in the game lead the Big Ten this season, and just two Illini have ever registered more in a game, each recording 11 on a single, a double and two home runs (Meredith Hackett vs. UTSA, 2/12/11 & Angelena Mexicano vs. Sacramento State, 3/18/07).
Senior Alex Booker was named Big Ten Player of the Week on Feb. 24 after her head-turning performance at the UTA Hilton Invitational. The Gurnee, Ill., native made history on Feb. 23, by becoming the first Illini and just the second Big Ten player ever to hit for the cycle, leading the Illini to a 9-1 victory over Creighton. Booker hit safely in all four games at the tournament, going 3-for-4 with a double and a stolen base against UMKC, then tallying a single, a double, a triple and a home run to go along with three RBI and two runs against Creighton on Sunday. She began the weekend with a single, a stolen base and an RBI against Texas Tech, and finished the tournament by hitting a two-RBI double to drive in the game-winning run against UT Arlington. Booker tabbed a .529 batting average on the week, slugging 1.000.
The Fighting Illini opened the 2014 season on an eight-game winning streak, marking the best start to a season in program history. The 8-0 debut eclipsed the previous record of six wins to begin a season, which the Orange and Blue set in 2001, their first season with a scholarship team, then matched in 2003 and again in 2010.
The Orange and Blue won 11 of their final 12 regular-season games in 2013, putting together a 19-1 record in regular-season games from April 20, 2013 to Feb. 15, 2014.
It took facing the No. 1 team in the country, undefeated Tennessee, the 2013 NCAA Runner-Up, for Illinois to finally lose a game. The Illini contained the Lady Vols' potent offense through the first six innings, but a two-out rally in the top of the seventh pushed the game out of reach, as the Illini would fall 10-0. Illinois tallied five hits against two-time USA Softball National Player of the Year finalist Ellen Renfroe, who had allowed just five total hits over her previous three starts combined, but stranded them all on base.
After playing one of the most difficult schedules in the nation in 2013, ranked #4 at the end of April, the Fighting Illini have another tough task ahead this season:
Illinois has 21 games scheduled against teams that participated in the 2013 NCAA Tournament, including facing three of the eight teams that advanced to the Women's College World Series (Tennessee, Michigan, Nebraska).
The Illini have games scheduled against nine teams that are ranked in this week's NFCA or ESPN.com polls, including taking on then-No. 1 Tennessee on Feb. 15, this week's No. 25 team in the ESPN.com poll USF on Feb. 16, and planning a game against now-No. 1 UCLA for March 2 that was rained out. Illinois dropped a pair of close games to then-No. 14 South Alabama on Mar. 8-9, and are set to play a doubleheader with No. 16/19 Missouri and a three-game series against No. 15 Minnesota this week. The Illini also have upcoming three-game series against No. 6 Michigan and No. 19/18 Nebraska, along with a doubleheader against No. 23/RV Northwestern. Additionally, Illinois' opponent DePaul is receiving votes in both polls.
The Fighting Illini faced their first ranked opponent of the year on Feb. 15, taking on No. 1/2 Tennessee at the USF Tournament. Illinois limited the Lady Vols to one run on four hits through five innings, but a two-out rally in the top of the seventh solidified a 10-0 victory for top-ranked UT. The following afternoon, Illinois faced USF, who had been ranked in the preseason poll but dropped to #28/26 that week, and rode a 1-1 tie into the final inning, but a two-out RBI single in the bottom of the seventh drove in an unearned run and led the Bulls past the Illini, 2-1.
Illinois' game against then-No. 5 UCLA was rained out on Mar. 2, but the Illini played three games against top teams the following weekend. Illinois scored in each of the first three innings against No. 14 South Alabama in game one, but dropped the contest, 5-3. The Illini staged a comeback in their second meeting, tying the score at 2-2 with two outs in the bottom of the seventh, but fell 5-2 in extras. However, Illinois completed the weekend with a 2-0 victory over RV Hofstra in eight innings, thanks to a complete-game shutout from Brandi Needham and a two-run homer by Jess Perkins in the eighth.
According to the NCAA RPI, the Illini have nine games scheduled against top-10 teams, 17 against the top 25, 23 against teams in the top 50, and 35 against the top 100.
So far, the Illini have taken care of business against weaker teams, going 15-4 against teams ranked below them in the RPI, with two of those losses coming at the hands of #102 Iowa, who is bound to improve in the rankings as Big Ten play continues. Thus far, #61 Illinois is 0-5 against higher-ranked teams, but has plenty of chances to pick up some quality wins, as 18 of its remaining 24 games are against top-60 teams, including all five of this week's games (#11 Missouri, #17 Minnesota).
Throughout non-conference play, the Illini will face teams from 19 different leagues in addition to the Big Ten, playing the most against members of the Summit League (North Dakota State, Omaha, IUPUI). Eight of these opponents will be playing their first season in a new conference.
The Illini will take on seven teams that won their conference in 2013, along with five that won their conference tournaments. So far, the Illini are 5-0 against 2013 regular-season conference champions (W-UIC-Horizon, W-Loyola-Horizon, W-EIU-OVC, W-Creighton-MVC, W-Hofstra-CAA) and 2-1 against tournament champs (W-Central Michigan-MAC, L-USF-Big East, W-Hofstra-CAA).
Of their 54 regular-season games, just 15 will be played at Eichelberger Field, while the remaining 39 will take place away from home. Illinois plays five games against ranked opponents this week away from home.
The Illini have a very challenging Big Ten draw, taking on all five teams that finished ahead of them in the 2013 standings, including regular-season champion Michigan (H) and Big Ten Tournament champion Wisconsin (A).
The Fighting Illini defense has done a fantastic job at keeping base runners from scoring, most effectively by turning double plays. The Illini have turned a total of 16 double plays over the first 24 games of the season, and have led the Big Ten in DPs all year.
The Illini are averaging 0.67 double plays per game, which ranks third in the nation. Illinois' all-time record is 0.49 per game, set back in 2006, when the Illini ranked fourth in the nation by turning a program-best 27 double plays in 55 games.
First baseman Remeny Perez and second baseman Allie Bauch have both participated in 10 double plays, which ranks second in the Big Ten, while Ruby Rivera is right behind with nine. Katie Repole and Jess Perkins have each turned three DPs, and Brittany Sanchez and Nicole Evans have combined for a total of three from the outfield.
The Illini tied the school record by turning three double plays in the second game of the Iowa series, all three of which included both Rivera and Perkins. In doing so, Rivera became just the second shortstop in Illini history to turn three DPs in one game (Lindsey Hamma, 5/11/01), while Perkins was the third first baseman to do so (Audrey Gallien, 3/7/08; Meredith Hackett, 3/26/09); the pair were the seventh and eighth Illini overall to participate in three double plays in one game, as it was the sixth Illinois game in which the feat had occured.
The Illini have put up strong numbers across the board this season, sitting in the top 50 in the NCAA in five different statistical categories. The Illini defense ranks third in the nation, averaging 0.67 double plays per game, and 28th nationally in fielding percentage (.973). The Illini offense ranks 19th in doubles per game (1.63), 47th in runs (5.54/g), 49th in slugging percentage (.474), 50th in home runs (0.88/g), 51st in triples (0.25/g) and 54th in batting average (.306).
Individually, Alex Booker ranks 43rd in the nation in batting average (.440) and 20th in triples, without including the one she hit against UC Santa Barbara in the washed out game. Ruby Rivera is 65th in sacrifice flies, 100th in sacrifice bunts, 108th in doubles and 105th in "toughest to strikeout." Remeny Perez ranks 19th in the nation in hit by pitch per game, followed by Jess Perkins in 87th. In the circle, Brandi Needham is 37th in the nation in walks allowed per seven innings and 70th in ERA, while she and Shelese Arnold are in the top 100 with two shutouts apiece. As a staff, the Illini rank 62nd in ERA.
The Illini are among the top in the Big Ten in several categories as well. As a team, Illinois leads the league in double plays turned, as well as fewest walks and unearned runs allowed. In the field the Illini rank second in assists, and third in fielding percentage and stolen bases against. At the plate, they are second in triples, third in doubles, home runs and fewest strikeouts, and fourth in batting average, slugging percentage and hit by pitch. After the first weekend of Big Ten play, the Illini lead the league in chances, putouts, assists, double plays, fewest Illini caught stealing (0) and most opponents thrown out stealing.
Individually, 12 different Illini rank in the top 10 in at least one category, most significantly Booker, who leads the league in triples and is in the top 10 in batting average, slugging percentage, on base percentage, runs, RBI, total bases and stolen bases. Rivera ranks in the top 10 in doubles, sacrifice flies and sacrifice bunts, while Perez is fourth in HBP, and Bauch and Johnson are both tied for eighth with seven stolen bases. The same individuals rank even higher in Big Ten play, including Brittany Sanchez, who is top 10 in plate appearances, doubles, home runs and sacrifice bunts in conference play.
In the circle, Needham leads the league in walks allowed per seven innings and has still yet to allow a triple, while placing in the top eight in eight additional categories, including the fourth-best ERA. Over the first week of Big Ten play, she led all pitchers in strikeouts, totaling 16 over 18.0 innings.
On defense, Jenna Mychko has had the third-most fielding chances to still remain errorless (102), while Perez ranks second in chances, putouts and double plays, as does Bauch in DPs and assists. Mychko is eighth in chances and putouts, and ninth in caught stealing, including tied for the league lead in Big Ten play.
The Illini have also set some Big Ten single-game highs, including leading all teams with 15 runs against Binghamton, 13 RBI against Western Michigan, 20 assists against Eastern Illinois and three double plays against Iowa. Booker's 10 total bases against Creighton, when she hit for the cycle, and Bauch's school-record-tying nine assists vs. EIU are also tops in the conference, along with Needham's 9.0 IP vs. Iowa.
When the Fighting Illini took on Eastern Illinois on Feb. 8, the Orange and Blue pitching staff kept the ball in the infield for nearly the entire game, as the Panthers registered just one flyout to the outfield. The Illini registered a program-record 20 assists in the eight-inning game, surpassing the previous record of 19 assists set on Feb. 12, 2006, against Tulsa and matched on May 4, 2008, against Iowa. Illini second baseman Allie Bauch accounted for nearly half the team's assists, tying the school record with nine in the game, to go along with three putouts and participating in a key double play. Bauch tied the record that was set by Illini Assistant Coach and second baseman Katie O'Connell on March 24, 2001, against Wisconsin, and was matched last season by teammate Katie Repole on Feb. 15, 2013, at third base against Houston.
A big key to the Illini's success has been the offense's ability to come through in the clutch with key two-out hitting. The Fighting Illini hit .417 with two outs at the Rosemont Rumble, and drove in a total of 25 two-out RBI, while limiting their opponents to just .244 and two runs with two outs.
On the season, Illinois is hitting .313 with two outs, and leads its opponents 48-28 in two-out RBI. Alex Booker is tops on the team with 10 two-out RBI, followed by Remeny Perez and Brittany Sanchez with seven, and Allie Bauch with six. Sanchez's have come at some of the biggest moments, as she drove in three runs on a pair of two-out RBI singles to lead the Illini back from down 3-2 to defeat IUPUI, 5-3, and came through with the game-tying RBI in the sixth inning against USF. Additionally, Kylie Johnson picked up a huge two-out RBI against No. 14 South Alabama, driving in the tying run on an RBI single in the bottom of the seventh to send the game into extra innings. Jess Perkins drove in the game-tying run in game three against Iowa on a two-out RBI double in the bottom of the sixth to help the Illini to their first Big Ten victory in extra innings.
Illinois has been very effective with runners on base, hitting .320 with runners on and .325 with runners in scoring position. Illini batters have been successful at advancing runners on base in 47.5 percent of the time, and have come up with RBIs with runners on third and less than two outs 57.1 percent of the time. Illinois batters have been extremely effective with the bases loaded, hitting .409, including a grand slam by Remeny Perez.
Individually, six Illini batters are hitting at least .300 with runners on base, led by Kylie Johnson (9-16, .563), Alex Booker (22-47, .468) and Allie Bauch (13-36, .361). Johnson is hitting a team-best .556 (5-9) with runners in scoring position, followed by Booker (13-28, .464) and Brittany Sanchez (13-32, .406).
Conversely, the Illini pitching staff has limited its opponents to hitting just .265 with runners on base and .273 with runners in scoring position, including 1-for-20 at the UTA Hilton Invite, stranding 135-of-209 base runners (64.6%).
Illinois has done a fantastic job getting innings started, as leadoff batters have reached base in 66-of-160 innings (.413), while the Illini's opponents have been effective just 30.9 percent of the time (50-for-162). Illini leadoff batter Allie Bauch has reached base 14 times in 42 attempts (.333). She has gotten on safely seven times as the first batter of the game, including three leadoff home runs. Every Illini who has led off at least five times is hitting .300 or better in the situation, as Brittany Sanchez (.435) and Jenna Mychko (.455) have both reached as the leadoff batter 10 times.
The Fighting Illini freshman class shined on opening weekend, as all four healthy first-years contributed in a big way at the Rosemont Rumble. Right fielder Nicole Evans registered a hit and scored in all five games at the indoor tournament, completing the weekend by hitting .400 with two doubles, two home runs, four RBI, eight runs scored and a team-best .933 slugging percentage. Additionally, she was perfect in the outfield, including making a run-saving outfield assist against UIC by robbing the batter of an RBI single to right by making the play to first.
Shortstop Ruby Rivera was unstoppable on her first weekend, hitting a team-high .538 at the Rosemont Rumble, including going 6-for-6 with a walk and a sacrifice bunt in her first eight career plate appearances. It was not until the fourth inning of her third game when the rookie was retired for the first time, on a ball that was ruled an out by the umpire after striking the ceiling of the dome. She finished the weekend with seven hits, a double, two walks, three runs, two RBI, and a sacrifice bunt, while registering perfect poise at shortstop, making 15 assists, nine putouts and turning two double plays. Following the first weekend of play, Rivera ranked second only to teammate Allie Bauch (21) in the Big Ten in assists.
Brandi Needham turned heads on opening weekend, going 3-0 in three appearances in the circle, registering a 0.79 ERA with just two runs and one walk over 17.2 innings. The Dripping Springs, Texas, native made her first career start against Loyola, where she allowed just one earned run on five hits and one walk over 5.0 solid innings to pick up her first win. Needham returned to the circle for her first relief appearance the following morning, tossing 5.2 shutout innings to close out the Illini's extra-innings victory over Eastern Illinois. She then tabbed her first career complete-game victory in the weekend finale against Central Michigan, holding the Chippewas scoreless through the first 6.2 innings, before finishing the day with six hits, one run and three strikeouts over 7.0 frames. After the first weekend of play, she is tied for first in the Big Ten in wins, second in innings pitched and walks allowed, and fourth in ERA.
Jade Vecvanags contributed for the Illini on both offense and defense, starting each game as the designated player and making two appearances in the circle. The Orange, Calif., native went 1-for-2 with a walk in her debut as the cleanup hitter against UIC, then pitched a perfect 1-2-3 sixth inning in relief against Loyola to seal up the Illini's second win of the day. She struggled in her first career start on the mound against IUPUI, allowing three runs over 2.1 innings, but picked her team up on offense by going 1-for-3 at the plate against the Jaguars.
Alyssa Gunther missed the majority of tournament season due to a hand injury shortly before the season, but she finally made her debut for the Orange and Blue at home during the Fighting Illini Classic. Beginning her career as a pinch runner, scoring a run against both North Dakota State and Omaha, while stealing her first career base against UNO.
The Fighting Illini could not have had a better start to the 2014, as they swept through the competition at the Rosemont Rumble with a perfect 5-0 record. Illinois began the season with back-to-back 10-run victories over co-hosts and 2013 Horizon League Co-Champions Illinois-Chicago (11-1) and Loyola (12-2), then pulled off solid wins over 2013 OVC Champion Eastern Illinois (4-2), IUPUI (5-3) and 2013 MAC Tournament Champion and NCAA Regional qualifier Central Michigan (4-1).
The Illini were solid on all parts of the game, hitting .360 as a team, while registering a 1.91 ERA and a .988 fielding percentage. Nine Illini had at least two hits on the weekend, with seven starters hitting over. 300. Ruby Rivera (.538), Brittany Sanchez (.529) and Jenna Mychko (.500) all hit at least .500, and Nicole Evans led the Orange and Blue with a .933 slugging percentage over the five games.
The Illinois pitching staff limited its opponents to nine earned runs on 32 hits and just five walks over 33 innings. Freshman Brandi Needham had a fantastic debut weekend for the Illini, going 3-0 with a 0.79 ERA and just one walk allowed over 17.2 innings, picking up her first complete-game victory against Central Michigan. Junior Shelese Arnold had a solid weekend back in the circle for the Orange and Blue, earning a pair of wins and limiting her opponents to just four earned runs over 12.0 innings. A big key to the Illini's success was the pair's ability to limit opponents at the plate with runners on base, as they held the other team to just nine hits in 49 attempts (.184).
Conversely, the Illini offense took advantage of RBI situations, hitting .338 as a team with runners on base, led by Sanchez, who went 6-for-9 with runners on. The Illini leadoff batters also got the job done, reaching base in 15 of 32 innings (.469) to get things started for the Orange and Blue. Additionally, Illinois took advantage of clutch hitting to make things happen, tallying 20 two-out hits and 25 two-out RBI to hit .417 with two down at the Rosemont Rumble. In comparison, Illinois' opponents recorded just two 2-out RBI.
Senior left fielder Alex Booker was named to the Preseason All-Big Ten Second Team by CollegeSportsMadness.com, after earning All-Big Ten Second Team and Big Ten All-Defensive Team honors in 2013.
Booker had a fantastic season for the Illini on both offense and defense in 2013, leading the Orange and Blue at the plate with a .352 batting average and registering a .427 on base percentage. The speed demon stole 20 bases on just 21 attempts, becoming the third Illini in school history to tab 20 swipes in a single season, while tying for second with a .952 efficiency. The Gurnee, Ill., native put together a team-best 51 hits, 33 runs, 13 RBI, five doubles, a triple and 18 walks, while recording three sacrifice bunts in 2013.
She was also outstanding in left field, recording the most fielding chances in the Big Ten without making an error, tallying 87 putouts and seven outfield assists.


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To the Internet incrowd: wake up!
When a small business (e.g. company X with 20 employees) wants to "join the Internet" they mostly
- either seek out someone close who can build a nice "html" site with the default parts: the address, some products, about us, a contact form, the route and possibly some nice other bits (the animated e-mail-us gif's are always fun).
- Or they seek a kid who downloads os commerce, zen cart, cubecart or any other "cart" and who then customizes the html and css a bit (geez these styled li menu items with lightboxes are cool) (yeah you are cool if you are using Joomla! too (kuch)).
Which is actually pretty sad.
Especially since exactly the smaller companies are flexible enough to really take the opportunities the Internet offers.
So what do companies think of the Internet? (and what have we learned from the e-business fiasco bubble?). Do they see the opportunities?
Do we really think that putting a viral whatever out there is "wow a great social idea" or gaining a massive e-mail list to spam all the customers? Is adding a blog innovative? Well… maybe in 1999 it was which is in Internet terms something out of the prehistoric ages. It's obligatory! Is adding mini games cool? Yes, in 1999 it was. Quizzes, Polls, Forum (with no users), Live customer support chat boxes? Yes in 1999 they were pretty hot. Now they are default modules in whatever boring open source free cms.
I would really like to see some examples where existing "brick and mortar" smaller companies took the possibilities Internet offers to gain marketshare and to tap into new customer segments with some brand new hot ideas.
I feel that there is a lot of things going on in the "blogging scene" or the "Internet incrowd, however most smart people out there are self-indulged by either focusing on already-there concepts "optimize your blog using SEO to gain more users" (out of a sea of zillions of the same boring blog stories) or "a cool API to use our tell-the-time web service for on your own site" while there are zillions and zillions of things todo on the Internet. There are so many concepts which haven't even seen the daylight that you could spend your days just publishing new concepts.
Why are the smaller companies not jumping into this enormous hole? Why is the Internet incrowd only focusing on optimizing their google ads placements (and proudly blogging about the 2 extra cents), playing around with cool technology (webservices, api, cool css tricks), making a 3d avatar and stumbling around? Where is the real business innovation happening?
To those who once wrote their own blog software years ago: wake up! It's time to get busy again! Drop your rss, atom, xml-interfaces, ajax, play-with-api-x code and start inventing new stuff! I'm waiting for the new e-mail, irc, voip, ICQ, Mozilla, Weblog, OpenID, Social network concept. Stop meddling around with existing "API's" and "plugins" and "extensions". Make something that wasn't there before but which you, Einsteins among us, invented and which suddenly everyone is using.
Well… at least add something on this "site for a company of a friend I'm building" that we haven't seen before… anywhere… please?
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Find out who is a better fighter pilot Kill and Survive to win in this top best free Multiplayer games area of air attack and air combat shooting game
Players can also add upto 4 airplane bots in air combat fight. Highly recommended only for 2-3 players on android phone & 7-8 including bots for android tablet game.
20 missiles and powerups includes various missile moving patterns, invincible power, safe sheild, health refill,revolving sheild and lot more. It's a super design of air attack and air combat shooting games. Start hunting.
How to Earn free Air Coins - Tap on any offer advertisement, complete the action/ download the app and open it. After this come back to Airdogs Multiplayer and you will see Air coins added.
Best Multiplayer old arcade style air combat air plane tablet game you can play with friends on the same tablet. Multiplayer experience is best on the tablet device. If you like the game record a video of your multiplayer game on tablet and share with us please.
IMP - Controls are very simple for this shooting game. Simply use your finger as a hook to drag the control button to steer the plane. Tap anywhere around it to shoot in this air plane game. Please explore them its very user friendly. See the video for better understanding. You will graphics a bit small we are working on it. If you like the Airdogs Multiplayer air plane game with friends and family please give us your views. Free multiplayer games to play on Google Play. Kill the mini squadron of enemies. Best experience Tablet Multiplayer game.
Offline game - Play without internet
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Classified as malware
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It is not good that coins cannot be free . The tasks for free coins are also completed by paying money.I want to give it -10 stars but i can't give.
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Why this game can't work , please fix it
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So colllllll
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I want to clear oout on devs.. why my avg consider this malware? Please explain..i think this game was fun but i thou not risk my device..
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don't download this it a malware.