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my mother took the boys for the night and we went off to a meeting for the day. We went shopping for nice body lotion for labor. had a bite to eat and came home. I took my tubby, got a body rub and went to sleep. woke up around 1 am and dtd went back to sleep. about 5 minutes ago woke up had to pee and "peed" all the way down my legs! thought hmm thats odd. laid back down. 10 minutes later warm fluidy feeling... hmm ok. I swear if Im peeingmyself every 10 minutes Imma hurt someone.
Annemarie ~catholic mom of 8 -4 boys (19-16-10-7).Emma)2 girls (3 and 1)Someone new due in April too!An yes I Blog @ You Leave me breadless blog
nope not peeing myself. cnt every 4 minutes or so. off to the hospital since its 25 minutes away
Annemarie ~catholic mom of 8 -4 boys (19-16-10-7).Emma)2 girls (3 and 1)Someone new due in April too!An yes I Blog @ You Leave me breadless blog
DS - planned born via 4/4/2011
Good for you kittn!!!
Thats so exciting!! hope you are holding your sweet baby soon (or already!)
Woohoo how exciting!
Jordana, mama to almost 8 year old Evan, 3 year old Atticus, and 1 year old Tabitha - my gifts from heaven
Good luck! Hope you're holding your sweet one already :D
Oh so exciting! Hope you've had that baby and I am just a touch jealous at this point!!!!
Loving wife to DH mama to DS1 3/13/09 , DS2 4/20/11 and DS3 1/12/13 Professional and attempting to while
Annemarie ~catholic mom of 8 -4 boys (19-16-10-7).Emma)2 girls (3 and 1)Someone new due in April too!An yes I Blog @ You Leave me breadless blog
Mama to DS1 (12/07), DS2 (4/11), and DD (6/22/14)
Finally diagnosed with APS after 3 s (11/09, 3/10, 7/13)
Congratulations !!
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Beautiful name and congratulations!
Fiction writer by training, writer/editor of anything anyone will hire me for by trade. Me + D=my girls E (4/2011) and little N, 1/2014.
Oh my goodness!! A girl!!! CONGRATS!!!
Oh yay! Congratulations!!!
How exciting for you! Welcome baby Grace!
Congrats! That sounds the like the perfect pre-labor evening! And the title of this thread cracks me up! :)
Congrats on your GIRL!!! I love her middle name.
Grace Clotilde is a lovely name. Congratulations!
Yay! Congratulations!!
YAY congrats! and this title so made my day!
Love the name too. Congrats!
i am fantastically in love with this creature. She seems to be aware and connected to me in a way I have not ever seen before. she is eating well and sleeps well. loves to nurse and is just incredible
Annemarie ~catholic mom of 8 -4 boys (19-16-10-7).Emma)2 girls (3 and 1)Someone new due in April too!An yes I Blog @ You Leave me breadless blog
What a cutie! I love the name. Enjoy having a girl!
Congratulations! She is beautiful! Is it strange to have a girl after 4 boys?
always missing our (11/04, 4/07, 8/07, 5/10)
YES! so very odd to not see a penis when i change her! i still keep saying him/he all the time.
Annemarie ~catholic mom of 8 -4 boys (19-16-10-7).Emma)2 girls (3 and 1)Someone new due in April too!An yes I Blog @ You Leave me breadless blog
my mother took the boys for the night and we went off to a meeting for the day. We went shopping for nice body lotion for labor. had a bite to eat and came home. I took my tubby, got a body rub and went to sleep. woke up around 1 am and dtd went back to sleep. about 5 minutes ago woke up had to pee and "peed" all the way down my legs! thought hmm thats odd. laid back down. 10 minutes later warm fluid feeling... hmm OK. I swear if I'm peeing myself every 10 minutes Imma hurt someone.
So my water broke at around 4:30am I really thought I was peeing myself. However after the second goosh of warm liquid I put a dark towel between my legs and saw little white flecks in it. yup. OK here we go.I started to panic inwardly because thanks to serious trauma from my first birth, the feeling of laboring with my water broken terrified me. I went onto face book, here and puttered around. I called my midwife just to give her a heads up that my water had probably broken. she encouraged me to have something to eat. I was told I could have a cookie since baby would be here soon I could have what I wanted. YA! i had been waiting for that moment. except I was nauseous and didn't want the damn cookie. CRAP! contractions were like 10- 20 minutes apart not terribly painful and not regular in any way. so I was trying to just chill out. I sat on my ball listened to music and screamed on the inside"HOLY CRAP MY WATER BROKE HOLY CRAP" so i cried and panicked and tried to calm myself. I was very calm on the outside but inside my brain was screaming. I tried to calm down and took some mimulus flower extract which really settled my brain
I double checked everything filled 3 bottles of water with my mimulus and skullcap. grabbed my ipod and made sure i had everything I needed. suddenly my contractions jumped to every 3-5 minutes. I could still talk through them and could handle the pain but I didn't want to be too far from my midwife if things moved fast. so by the time I posted here and left for the hospital it was 6am.
I arrived at the hospital at 6:30am and waddled down the corridor in my nightgown .clutching a puke bowl. I kept trying to tell myself this was not Tyler's birth. this would not take 33 hrs. I would remain in control. I would be OK. I was so scared i was shaking and just completely freaking out on the inside. i was greeted by a smiling nurse at the door.
I was showed to my room and my MW was waiting with a big smile on her face.She asked how I was feeling and checked me. agreed that yes were on our way . She asked what I wanted to do first. I chose the ball and they did a quick non stress test. Baby looked perfect so off I went to bounce. I stayed on the ball for about an hour or so until my back started to really hurt with each contraction. 7:50
So I decided now would be nice to get into the labor tub. my mid wife brought me some ice and some cold cloths in case I got over heated and some OJ. She offered snacks but I still wasn't hungry at all so I passed. I got into the tub with DH's help and listened to my music. I tried to relax and looked up at my midwife. I started crying that I was terrified this was going to take all day and that I was not going to be able to handle this. She reassured me and cheered me on. I love my midwife she makes me feel so loved and safe. My wonder hubby kept telling me what a great job I was doing. I was breathing and trying to relax and think open with each contraction. my contractions still weren't terribly regular or very strong. I was just nervous on the inside that this would take forever and I kept reliving my first birth and all the horrid trauma of it.
I got out of the tub at about at about 9:00am or so and hung out in the rocking chair. My mid wife brought me a banana and we sat and chatted for a little bit. She kept reassuring me I could do this. at this point my right kidney began burning and I was getting ready to loose it. The jet from the tub had been on my back for a while and it aggravated my kidney stones.
I got so deep into each contraction that I was almost unresponsive which concerned the midwife. I sat in the rocking chair had my banana while the midwife reassured me and my labor nurse Linda held my hand. DH was rubbing my legs. I face booked what was going on and tried to relax and tried hard to make the feeling a good one. some of the contractions at this point had an almost sexual overtone to them. DH and I enjoy a rather "robust" sex life so i tried to focus on us when we experiment and that helped to change the thought process for me away from helplessness and fear
At this point between the contractions and the kidney pain the midwife though perhaps we should see if we could get baby down further to move this show along. Baby's heart rate was jumping around a bit so I was game so she had me get back in the tub and had DH use the shower head to stimulate my nipples.9:45 she sat and fed me ice chips as DH did the shower thing for me. 3 contractions later I wanted out of he tub NOW.10:05ish I got up and had to pee. I had one contraction on the toilet that literally made me tip forward. I clung to DH for dear life.I had four contractions in the span of 2 minutes and got over to the bed. My midwife had me me moaning low to help bring the baby down. It was something between a moan and bearing down. I was comfortable on the bed although I had said originally that I didn't want to be on the bed. I was very inside my head and aware of every single feeling. I wasn't feeling pain. I was feeling strong. I felt safe. I knew my MW and my husband and Linda were taking care of me. I had two contractions on the bed leaning over the back of it. between them I sat back on my heels and watched baby's HR drop to low 100s. OK that's it lets get this going. Suddenly I felt this fierce need to protect my child. to make sure that he/she was OK
towards the end of the second contraction I felt my cervix complete and my baby's head drop as my body began to push all by itself.10:17am I became very happy and excited. i was going to meet my baby. I was going to get to push. I love pushing. I flipped over and decided that there was no way in hell I would get up to go to the birthing stool. I was on the bed I was comfy. I was doing this now. it was time to get her/him out. I sat upright on the bed kind of squatting but not quite and waited for the contraction. I felt it coming like a freight train and I took a big breath pictured my baby in my arms and PUSHED my midwifes gentle voice told me "your baby has lots of dark hair, how wonderful!" at this point DH remembered to ask for the mirror which a nurse ran for. I contracted again and my midwife spoke gently "Annemarie, open your eyes!" watched as my beautiful child's head crowned. I had no idea my vagina could move like that and stretch that far. how incredible my body is. How wonderful God made me. I thought as I sat there staring at my baby's dark hair. I reached down and rubbed her head while baby was still in me. I spoke softly and told baby "we can do this giblet, I am here and we can do it. I want to hold you. I love you and it will all be OK soon" I felt baby's body relax inside me. I also noted the cord was across the top of her head. Her heart rate still looked OK but wasn't perfect.the next wave came and I had to keep my promise. I closed my eyes and pushed as best I could Again I was reminded to look down. There was my baby's head, my beautiful child's head emerging from my body. her nose looked like Nate's, she had my husband's chin and tons of hair.She was covered in vernix, I thought she was a he. I pushed again and my husband and the nurse Linda pried my hands from my legs as my midwife told me "Annemarie Get your baby. Go ahead" I reached down and my child was birthed into my hands.Her warm skin and beating heart I could feel her in my hands.10:25am I felt so connected to her so focused and safe and loved. I felt so empowered and strong. My baby screamed and hollered at my chest. I held baby close and whispered in her ear. My Midwife kept telling me how amazing I did and what a beautiful moment we had created. baby moved and wriggled on my chest and they placed a hat on her head and a blanket over us
my midwife asked me what kind of baby I had and then i figured I should check. I looked said "OH MY GOODNESS" and nothing else. poor DH and everyone else... finally DH was like WELL????? all i could manage was "its not a boy it does not have a penis" I cried DH cried and I sat there looking at my beautiful daughter. I double checked the lack of penis. Grace crawled around on my chest and latched on. she nursed and we hung out as I sat in awe of her perfectness. I did not tear not even a skid mark. I did need a shot of pit right after but it did keep everything under control. my midwife showed me the placenta (which was really big!) and we waited until the cord was completely white. DH cut the cord and we snuggled for a while longer. 2 hrs later they weighed and measured her. she was so mellow she didn't cry at all.
Grace Clotilde 7lbs3oz 20.25 inches tall.
Annemarie ~catholic mom of 8 -4 boys (19-16-10-7).Emma)2 girls (3 and 1)Someone new due in April too!An yes I Blog @ You Leave me breadless blog
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11 Parks near Port Angeles, Washington
Olympic National Park, Washington 0 miles
Sol Duc, Washington 0 miles
Sequim, Washington 14.74 miles E
Port Townsend, Washington 28.23 miles SE
Chimacum, Washington 31.2 miles SE
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (360) 457-9844
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2015 - $31.00
There was not much at this park. No (open) restroom, no shower, no internet, nothing. The sites were gravel and sunny and very close together. There was a picnic table. The park was not very clean. - grizmo_1
Sep 2014 - $28.00
Great location for exploring Olympic National Park. Close to Safeway for groceries and gas. Expanded cable TV. No restrooms. Utilities in back of site. Do not stay in site #8; it is next to storage shed and we were unable to extend our awning. - bspe
Jul 2012 - $26.00
Older small park. Staff is friendly and helpful. Several longer term sites. Good location for seeing the Port Angeles region. We would stay here again if in the area. - S_CAMPY
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (360) 452-4637
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 18 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $24.00
Friendly, easy access, just east of town. A little road noise, but not enough to bother. I would stay here again when in the area. - Tranquilty1
Sep 2014 - $27.00
This is supposed to be Passport America but campground does not follow the schedule published in P.A. book or on P.A. web site. Do not accept credit card. Estimate 30 of 35 sites are "permanent" guests with some looking like they have occupied space for years. Park advertises "Club Pavilion w/water & electric". In reality this is campground workshop. Advertise Picnic tables. I saw four. Space between sites is about 8' to 10' max. They do have WiFi. Probably would not stay here again as other parks in area look nicer at same price. - Tireman9
Jul 2014 - $27.00
We stopped here because it was convenient to Hurricane Ridge. The campground was pretty dated but clean. Has laundry facilities in the office. Worked out well for what we wanted. - hbcamper
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (360) 928-3344
Sites: 41 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 8 Reviews
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Jul 2013 - $42.00
We thought that this park was one of the worst we have ever visited because it is so over priced. This dumpy, shabby place was not worth the $53.99 for only one night. The Wi-Fi only works near the office. They wouldn't let me bring my computer into the office, but suggested I use a nearby picnic table outdoors in the drizzle and cold! The sites are in deplorable condition: weedy, half dead grass, a "patio" smaller than the picnic table, ugly laundry room and rest rooms. It would have been okay for about $20-$30 but $53.99 is ridiculous. The staff was very busy patrolling with binoculars and walkies-talkies to make sure that no one was trespassing on to the property. Anyone who sets foot on their precious private beach must pay $6 and they were far more focused on that than on the paying guests already there. We would absolutely NOT recommend this park to anyone. - DMarilynB
Aug 2012 - $64.00
It is a little more than parking lot for RVs. Just dead grass, a table, and a fire pit. The RV are very close together. There are no play area for for children, pets on leach at all times. All visitors have to pay $6 to just enter the camp. We had friends who stopped by to say hello for a few minutes in our RV, they had to pay just to drop by. The staff was incredibly uncaring, and rude to them. I would not recommend this RV camp to anyone. - gastonmom
Oct 2011 - $35.00
Staff is wonderful, friendly, and helpful, but this park needs some rethinking. The pads are not well laid out, and someone needs to go out with you and show you where to park. Dump is old and antiquated, and WI-FI is slow. I really believe they cater to daily surfers, not RVs, and the full page list of rules and regulations and the need to wear a wristband while on the beach attest to that. Cell phones pick up Canada, so if you use it, you will be charged international rates. (We were told if you go to the east end of the park, you can pick up US. Open all year. Forewarning. If you are coming from the west side of the Peninsula and your GPS tells you to take Beach Road, just east of Lake Crescent, Beach Road is only one lane wide and 25 MPH. We were lucky; we only met one car that managed to get around us because we wouldn't have been able to back up. Trucks are not allowed, but we didn't see any warning signs and no place to turn around. We would probably return. - Desertthorn
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (360) 452-7054
Sites: 39 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 76 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $38.00
Rate above is for a week. As others have noted, the new owners (as of May 2015) are wonderful and excited about their park. The campground has two sections, the old section (close to the office) is wooded with mostly back-in sites, and has a number of full-time residents (relatively tidy/clean) in the spaces around the perimeter. The new section is all pull-throughs for big rigs along a hill with no trees. We were in the last site of the new section. This site's camping-side grass area was much smaller than the other pull-throughs (i.e. fairly close to our neighbor), but being the last site meant our curb-side had a nice unobstructed view of the field where the owners' horses grazed every day. Some of the campground's sites were a little close together, but none were right on top of each other, so we were satisfied with the spacing, even for our smallish site. The pond, field, playground and other features gave the park a nice rustic feel. The loop trail and dam trail were great for walking our active dog. The WiFi was unusably slow most of the time, but our Verizon jetpack had excellent signal. Our AT&T phones worked but had a weak signal and slow data speeds. During the day there was some noise from trucks on the nearby highway but at night it was silent. Fire rings are available from the office. We'd definitely stay here again if in the area. - LifeRebooted
Jun 2015 - $37.00
Really enjoyed our stay here. Planned on one week, turned into two weeks. Long, gravel pull through site with nice large grass patio area. Landscaped natural areas with ponds, walking paths, and owners horses that love apples. Quiet, remote setting, but close to activities. The new owners, a family of 7, are awesome and made our stay outstanding. One of the older children offers dog walking service to pet owners that are out all day exploring. The upper, terraced, pull through sites are ideal for Big Rigs. Would absolutely stay here again. - RV_Jim
May 2015 - $37.00
We were met by the park's owners who were extremely nice and friendly. We loved the park's setting and the trails that surrounded it where our dogs could run off leash. We would definitely stay here again if we ever returned to Port Angeles. - Jo Ann Hobbs
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (360) 928-2088
Sites: 38 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $50.00
Made the reservation over the phone, Spent 2 nights. Beautiful lake view as you drive in. Campsites very close together. When I backed in, my door opened onto the tent in the site next door. My table was on the other side of the RV. The tent campers were horrified I might stay and I have just a little rig. They did accommodate my request to move and I noticed they did not have any other takers on the spot while I was there. I was not very impressed. Food in the deli expensive and not that good. I was quite impressed when my server started up the vacuum cleaner right after she delivered my meal. No, I will not be going back there. - WA Morning Girl
Jun 2013 - $50.00
Lake Crescent is stunningly beautiful and so it's worth the time to stay right on its shore when visiting. This resort was a little shabby, but nice enough to recommend because of the lake. I couldn't, for the life of me, figure out how to make reservations from their web site (it only seems to want you to reserve a room), but I knew we were off-season so I just went by when we got there and took my chances. The clerk seemed confused that I didn't have a reservation, but eventually worked it out, and then was somewhat restrictive about what sites she would put me in. That all took on a new complexion later in the afternoon, and seemed a bit silly, when we realized that we were literally the only RV guests in the entire place. Still, that's just an oddity and not really a problem. The site we did get had a view of the lake and it really was beautiful. There is a restaurant there, that we didn't use but that looked nice, and you can rent boats, kayaks or canoes to paddle on the lake (you should--it is the clearest lake you will ever see). While sitting at the edge of the lake, an otter swam up and munched on a crawfish right in front of us, so that was a real treat. The sites are your typical parking lot with about a foot of grass between each. The utilities all worked fine. It was lovely with no one else there, but will probably feel pretty crowded once full. All in all, if you can figure out how to make a reservation (which I'm sure you'll need once the season starts), this is well worth the visit. - User3072
Historic resort with stunning lake and mountain scenery. Unfortunatley during July & August
weekends the operator allows such overcrowding that the National Park experience is spoiled. Visit in off-season and you'll love it. Helpful and friendly staff. - Motorhome Madness
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (425) 220-0417
Sites: 30 | 0 Reviews
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (360) 457-5916
Sites: 91 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 49 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $50.00
This park has new owners who are making great efforts to improve their park and bring up to KOA standards. The owners are very friendly and helpful. We had a long 50amp pull-thru site with a direct view of the Olympic Mountain Range. This is a good base camp to explore the Olympic National Park. We would stay here again and recommend it. - LarryB
Aug 2013 - $45.00
This is more of a tent camping place. The sites are not level and are mostly dirt. Only a few 50 amp sites and two are "premium" and two in a hole. Roads are full of holes. Does not look like they take care of this place very well. Will never go back. - kegmaster
Aug 2013 - $35.00
This KOA does not come up to the standards we are used to at KOAs. Normal park maintenance was just not there. The recycle area was more like an open trash area, totally inadequate. The park is next to Highway 101 so there is a lot of traffic noise. There are many other parks in the area that appear to be a better choice. It is highly unlikely that we will stay here again. - Joe Robel
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (360) 928-3441
Sites: 92 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 35 Reviews
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Dec 2014 - $27.00
We were so happy to find this beautiful park located on the Strait of Juan de Fuca. We were initially concerned that we wouldn't be able to find a site large enough for our 45 foot motorhome. However, we were pleasantly surprised to find several sites that would accommodate us (the pull thru sites 33-39). They are a bit narrow but more than long enough. We ended up using a fire pit on a tent site across from us as our fire pit was under our slide. Except for the lack of cell and internet coverage, this place is almost perfect. We were there after the camping season had slowed down so it was very quiet. The views of the strait cannot be beat. We loved getting up in the morning with a cup of coffee and watching all the ships - when it wasn't foggy! Even when it was foggy it was fun to listen to the fog horns. Viewing the tide pools and surrounding islands is almost surreal. We had a hard time leaving and would definitely return. - Free
Sep 2014 - $27.00
Pay attention to previous posts. The cell phones only work from Canada and will cost a small fortune if you don't turn them off. US cell service OK at gate up on top of park. No TV on antenna. Only 4 or 5 pull through sites. Front row with the best view is first come first serve so you might get lucky and pull in right as someone leaves. Tent sites are in the woods but you could dry camp a 25 foot trailer or class C. No sewer at site but dump station is in park. At low tide(only) you can get to the water from the tent area. The RV area is on a cliff with a fantastic view from all sites. - Kirt
Aug 2014 - $27.00
We have been to Salt Creek Recreational Area many times and it never disappoints. When the regular coastal fog clears, there are wonderful views of the Strait of Juan De Fuca. You can pass the time watching cruise ships and huge tankers on the horizon. A few short steps down to the water's edge is a prime place to catch the sunrise and sunset. Nearby Tongue Point also provides for breathtaking views. Don't expect Wi-Fi connectivity, the park does not provide it, and unless you want to pay huge international roaming fees from Canada, you won't have cell service most of the time. There are no sewer hookups although there is a dump station. There is a nice mix of RV and tent campers and all are well behaved. In the space where we stayed, there was ample room for slideouts, awnings, and parking for our towed vehicle. Do check their web site for specific info, as spaces vary in size and amenities. We will revisit any chance we get. We can't say enough good things about the little haven. - The Chouters
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (360) 928-2488
Sites: 55 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $24.00
We were so thrilled to have found this park. Although a bit out of town (15-20 min), it turned out to be a perfect location for us to cruise around the area from. There are several full timers which you see when you first enter the park which I was skeptical about when we arrived, but when we pulled around to the pull through lots, it is perfect. RV park hosts great. They are so welcoming and friendly. We are pulling a trailer behind our motorhome and we were assisted with his truck to park it next to us. While we were there, we went to Victoria Island on the ferry for three days and felt very comfortable with leaving everything behind. Although we thought we would only stay a few days, we stayed ten days. Beautiful golf course here too and only $10 to play all day. Very accommodating for all our needs. Laundry room only has one washer and one dryer and is a bit dated, but only $1.00 per load and things came out clean. Our lot had a fire pit and picnic table too...and Wi-Fi is included. The weekly rate breaks down to $20 per day. Lots of tents sites available, too. This is a gem and not to be confused with the recreation park across the street. We looked there...too many people packed in. - Ollie49
Jul 2014 - $15.00
$15 per night (that's the weekly rate which is half off the daily rate of $29) was for a full hookup site with a fire ring & picnic table. The staff was very friendly, accommodating, and knowledgeable about the area. All sites are mostly level gravel pads. The sites have full sun for half the day & shade for the rest. We used the campground (actually located in Joyce) as our base to visit the northern section of Olympic National Park. It is also near to Port Angeles and Sequim which offer shopping and dining aplenty. Olympic National Park is spectacular with its diversity. The scenic roadways have awesome vistas and pull-offs to access its hundreds of miles of trails. Bicycles are allowed on the roadways but not the trails. AT&T service was three bars of 4G LTE and our Milliencom jetpack was getting two bars of 3G so we used them both for internet access as the free campground Wi-Fi was mostly unusable. - DD Rolling Ranch
Jul 2014 - $18.00
We made this reservation by accident, thinking we were talking by phone with another campground with similar name. If we had seen it first, we probably wouldn't have tried to stay there, but we would have missed out on a good experience. Most of the long-term residents in quite elderly trailers seem to be working class folks. All were friendly, and camp hosts went out of their way to make us feel welcome. We were assigned a nice level grass site with full hookups, a picnic table and plenty of room for our tow vehicle. The park has limited amenities, and the trash cans were filled to overflowing several times during our week-long stay. However, there is a 9 hole golf course affiliated with the park where guests can rent a cart and golf all day for just $10. Salt Creek RV Park is a very casually run operation (cash or check only with no deposit down and an equally casual reservation system). However, it is very convenient to the Olympic National Park, and met all our needs. WiFi was included with our $105 plus electric weekly rate -- and it worked pretty well in the early morning hours. - The Borgs
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (360) 928-3043
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $35.00
As others have stated, this is a very nice park. Probably one of the best in the area. Centrally located to hit the high spots like Olympic NP, Cape Flattery, Forks, HOH rain forest, etc. 43' coaches fit well in the first row. WiFi times out multiple times per hour and requires to you sign in. Road noise is noticeable during the day, but real quiet at night. The owners are good people and really care for this place. We would return next time we're here. - rudy1
Jun 2014 - $39.00
Nice terraced site with easy back-in access for 25 ft van but don't suppose it'd be so good for big rigs. Only one other visiting van in the two nights we stayed. There is a Grill but it was just basically burgers so we did without. - visitor to usa
Aug 2013 - $35.00
I agree this is the better park in the area aesthetically and the proximity to local area attractions is not excessive. The spacing of sites is more than the usual commercial RV park. The road noise is apparent but not obnoxious or disturbing. The pay showers are a drawback; I do not understand or appreciate. The dusty roads in the park needs to be addressed, but it has not rained here in nearly two months. - TexL23
Port Angeles, Washington (map) | (866) 476-5382
Sites: 17 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $37.00
Basically a gravel parking lot with RV hook-up at 17 back-in parking spots. Nice enough but overpriced for what they provide other than location in National Park. - Tireman9


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Mayor's Cup International Soccer Showcase
The largest international youth soccer tournament in the country will take place in Las Vegas Presidents' Day weekend, Feb. 15-17. An expected 490 youth soccer teams from around the world will compete during the seventh annual Las Vegas Mayor's Cup International Showcase tournament. More than 8,000 soccer players, ages 14 to 19, from 13 foreign countries and 29 U.S. states, will square off in soccer fields around the valley. The event is co-hosted by the city of Las Vegas and the Downtown Las Vegas Soccer Club, and is expected to bring more than $18 million into the local economy, according to Downtown Las Vegas Soccer Club President Roger Tabor. The event also will attract more than 500 college soccer coaches and recruiters from across the country to scout for both male and female athletes. Spectator admission and parking are free at all games. The city of Las Vegas and the Downtown Las Vegas Soccer Club also host the annual Las Vegas Mayor's Cup International Soccer Tournament every October for teams of players ages 9-15.
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Guys I have a Slash 4x4 which is my 1st real RC car and thinking about getting a second. I got a couple of my buddies hooked and they had to go and get them one, so one got a nitro 3.3 T maxx and the other got a 3.3 Revo. I like the Revo best of the two. I like my slash and only use it to bash with, running 3s on mine.
Here is what i need opinions on. My slash is faster than the nitros on clean surfaces but we are usually running in a lot of gravel, tall grass, steep levees and rough terrain. I can either put a mmm combo in it and turn it into a moster truck and deal with trying to keep two batteries charged up to keep up with my nitro buddies, which is hard to do cause they can just put fuel in and go again or I could just get a nitro, and keep the slash basically stock and still be able to race it if I get near a track, which isnt often but could happen and still be able to bash at home in the streets and parking lots with it. Also keep my fun time longer by having two if I tear one up and dont have parts to get it going right away.
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1. Getting to the dial There are many case designs and styles and there is no telling what way your clock case is made to get to the dial (face) of the clock. Sometimes it is very easy to get to the dial and hands, other times the dial is covered with glass and may require you to figure out how the clock case was put together, so you can take it apart enough to get to the dial. You may have to remove some screws, or if there is a bezel it maybe required to bend the bezel tabs some to get it off. Once your at the point where you can remove the hands and also the back of the quartz unit, your good to start replacing the unit.
2. Removing the hands If there is a second hand on the clock, it only needs to be grabbed with the thumb nails and pulled straight off of the clock to take it off. There are two styles to the minute hand, the kind that has the nut holding it down and the kind that is only on by friction fit with a round hole in the hand. The friction fit with no nut style just pulls straight off like the second hand did. The other style (the kind we sell) has the nut on the top of the minute hand to hold it down. To take this off, hold the minute hand still as you turn the nut to the left with needle nose pliers to loosen the nut so you can take it off with your fingers. Next is the hour hand, this is only a friction fit with a round hole in the hand, the tube its on is tapered fatter as it goes down into the movement. Just twist the hand and pull it toward you until it comes off.
3. Removing the hex nut Then you will see a hex nut (six sided nut). use the same needle nose pliers to just turn the hex nut some to the left so it can be unscrewed with the fingers. With the hex nut removed the quartz clock movement will just fall out of the back side of the dial (face).
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DeAngelo Hall tells Richard Sherman he's a product of Seahawks' D
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Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman was busy Thursday. First, he and former Patriots running back LeGarrette Blount debated who was the NFL's best cornerback. To paraphrase T.O., Sherman loves him some Sherman, while Blount was partial to Aqib Talib, who just signed a six-year, $57 million deal with the Broncos.
A short time later, Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall got in on the action because ... well, we have no idea. He informed Sherman that his success was a product of a stout Seahawks pass rush, not to mention playing in a secondary that includes Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor.
Strong words from Redskins CB DeAngelo Hall tonight to Seahawks CB Richard Sherman on twitter. pic.twitter.com/Zo7EZw9fn3— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) March 14, 2014
We're particularly fond of the "5th-round pick, no speed, good hands" line.
(In related news: Back in 2006, Hall couldn't catch a slow-footed Hines Ward -- even after he lost one shoe. Before the game, Hall said, "I will play off the Pittsburgh wide receivers because none of them can outrun me, and because I can beat them to their routes." Alrighty then.)
Hall continued the conversation Friday during an appearance on 106.7 The Fan in Washington, DC.
DeAngelo Hall says on @1067thefandc Richard Sherman isn't a top three cornerback. Names Patrick Peterson, Talib and Revis— Dan Steinberg (@dcsportsbog) March 14, 2014
That might be the most reasonable think Hall has ever said.
Of course, two months ago, Hall said this so it remains almost impossible to take him seriously: "If you line up the top five receivers in the NFL and have one guy go out and cover 'em, I put myself out there before anybody else," Hall said, via the Sports Bog. "Before Richard Sherman, before [Darrelle] Revis, before [Patrick] Peterson, before anybody else. There's a lot goes into a defensive play or a defensive scheme. But you're asking me to go out there and just lock one guy up, ain't nobody better than me. In man-to-man coverage, ain't nobody better than me."
Either way, Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, who hosts an annual softball game that will include Hall and Sherman this offseason, wants to make sure that everybody can play nice.
Hall and Sherman are both scheduled to play in Larry Fitzgerald's softball game. Fitz called Hall to make sure nothing bad would happen.— Dan Steinberg (@dcsportsbog) March 14, 2014
Quick refresher: The animosity between Sherman and 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtreethat led to all this dates backs to last offseason when Crabtree reportedly tried to start a fight with Sherman. The scene? Fitzgerald's softball shindig.


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For the fourth consecutive year, Truven Health Analytics named Asheville's Mission Health one of the top 15 health systems in the United States. Mission earned the recognition for its low rate of complications, low death rates and high marks on overall patient satisfaction, among other criteria.
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Following reports that North Carolina isn't on the short list for Volvo's proposed U.S. auto plant, N.C. Commerce Secretary John Skvarla said the state won't have what it needs to attract an automaker unless the General Assembly passes legislation that would increase funds for job-development grants.
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It's as though Ira Levin had an uncanny ability to see what was and project what it would grow into in the future.
I certainly hope he missed his mark!
I find myself thinking of this book often, and it's been nearly 40 years since I first read it.
It truly is up there with Orwell's 1984 and Future Shock and Logan's Run.
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The Citrus Valley Blackhawks basketball team won Wednesday's home playoff game against Santiago in overtime by a score of 74-49.
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(February 15, 2012: Redlands, CA 92374) The Citrus Valley Blackhawks basketball team scored 74 points and held the visiting Santiago Cavaliers to 49 in the Blackhawks non-league triumph on Wednesday.
The Blackhawks now sport a 20-4 record. They put it on the line next when they travel to Damien for a non-league contest on Friday, February 17. Citrus Valley will meet a Spartans team coming off a 57-37 non-league win over El Dorado (Placentia, CA). The Spartans record now stands at 25-2.


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A wonderful place unwind & relax, so tranquil & well kept, just a short walk from the ponte mezzo or ponte della fortezza.
The garden is small yet pleasent. Plenty of places to sit and relax. When I'm in Pisa I enjoy taking some time out here for a little peace and quiet. There's a play area for the kids
This pretty little garden (loved the mini trampolines in the children's playground) is next to the Bastione San Gallo on the edge of Pisa town centre. It's an interesting site but parts of it a currently inaccessible.
We were looking for a park for our son to have a run around. We loved this garden, so much to explore and small but fun play area and a great tree for climbing. We went back a second time with a picnic. Perfect!
Quiet and pretty on a sunny but cold late February day... I imagine it's lovely when the plants are in full bloom.
A pleasant surprise to see the green park, huge trees and all in the midst of the city. And enclosed on one side by the old city walls. Not far from the river, and an easy walk from the Corso Italia. Enjoyed it very much.
This park is a small oasis of cool and calm in a hot busy city. A real plus is the open air cinema that shows films each evening (starting at 9.30pm). The screen and sound are excellent and it even has a bar!
Great kids play areas in this shady park. Fantastic (free) ground level trampolines for the kids looked great!
We stumbled over this by accident and stayed here for a while. A lot of students come here to enjoy the sun and spent time with friends. It looked to me as if there is gear to have a summer open air cinema. Try to find out more about it if you go there ein summer.
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"Leveling a steady eye on her oft-sensationalized subject, Nathan serves up a tale just as shocking as the famed original," (Publishers Weekly)
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"Was it all a hoax? We'll never know."
I didn't care for the book that much; I didn't feel like I was uncovering an extraordinary scoop. Sure some parts were interesting, but overall it was just ok.
In a nut shell, it's the biography of "The Real Sybil", her overzealous doctor, and the author of the 1973 book "Sybil".
Essentially, the doctor's highest interest was the advancement of her own career and saw in Sybil what she wanted to see. She and the writer had dollar signs in their eyes and really getting to the bottom of Sybil's issues was secondary to making money and achieving fame through her story.
Was it all a hoax? We'll never know. I am certain Sybil was not in her right mind, but I'm ready to believe elements of her case were exaggerated and sensationalized.
I had previously read the Sybil book, and loved it, then come to find out it was a hoax, made me so upset that I had to know why and if any of the book was true. Amazing what really happened and puts a different perspective on certain people. Good read though!!!!
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Well, an interesting look into the world of multiple personalities, with the main character personality being, Sybil.
Was it real? Was it a hoax? Fascinating, that's for sure!
The author, takes us back to over the last 100 years of treatment that was common in the United States at the time. The discussion is about various methods and treatments, medications, sexual deviance and multiple personalities.
This whole "cottage" industry sprung up and really took hold in the 50's, 60's and 70's at a time when women were "discovering themselves, but at the same time, were being misdiagnosed in many cases of multiple personality disorders.
Of course, many books, movies and plays became part of Western cultural folklore with all of this going on.
I've seen movies, read books about the subject in various forms and whatnot, but it's good to see that this book was well written and exposed the whole Sybil case.
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nice start for Garza
ESPN in Milwaukee? That just means they'll cut their Yankee coverage by fifteen seconds. Gawd, I'm tired of their nonstop pinstripe cheer-leading.Hide replies
Just stop watching them. They have sucked for at least the last 10 years.
Braun, slumping. It doesn't seem like he usually swings at that stuff.Hide replies
Braun has now struck out 23 times in June alone. He has gone only 5 games total this month w/o striking out. His average has dipped 43 points in ONE MONTH! The scenario has been nearly the same every time; take strike one - swing at a fastball right down the middle, belt high, and foul it off - whiff on the curve in the dirt or in the left handers batters box. He has been alarmingly bad since the end of May. Another WHIFF for Braun with RISP. Pathetic. He has to be sat for some time or eat his ego and move down in the order. Right now he is a guy the pitchers welcome seeing, especially with runners on.
You are correct on Braun, but I think you let great players like that play through it. For some reason he's not seeing the ball. Maybe the thumb has caused him to change his swing. But if you're going to win this thing you win with your best players on the field.
Even during this last road winning streak the Brewers didn't play great baseball, but they played great when they needed to. Clutch hitting, good solid pitching.
Right now we're down 3 and if Garza doesn't give up any more runs, we can still win this game.
ESPN = Eastern Sports Network
Reynolds can sure look bad at the plate but I take him over Yuni any day particularly with the defense he plays. Good bench player.
Looking more and more unfortunate that we tied up so much money with Garza vs. a 1st basemen or something else of need.Hide replies
His ERA in his last three starts is just over 2.
Why are you complaining?
Unfortunately they implemented a new rule this year, that exaggeratedly small sample sizes don't make up for poor overall numbers.
In his last 8 starts, his ERA is 2.2. Those 8 starts make up over half of his starts for the entire season.
How is that for small sample size?
In his last 6 starts he's given up 3, 5, 3, 0, 6, 4. And 3 in 5 thus far tonight.
He can't throw the ball to 1st base, which make's some of his earned run statistics deceiving.
He's OK as a 4th-5th starter, but that's certainly not the type of money he's being paid.
Garza's early inning funk continues! Walks and bombs. He got lucky last inning and payed dearly for his lack of control this inning. Why he is so bad early is a mystery, but right now he is definately the second worst Brewer starter.Hide replies
He has only given up 8 home runs all year.
It's not just the HRs. It's the hot shots after the walks. Garza just can't seem to get ahead early in the game.
It is too bad the one time the Brewers are on national TV Garza is pitching. If they do not drop Estrada from the rotation they should drop Garza. He is painful to watch. ESPN just plain is terrible. They may have to move Braun down in the order he is just lost.
Funny this is one of my biggest beefs with Weeks is that the pitcher bunts a runner over and Weeks fails to knock him in over 90% of the time. Hope he gets a hit there.
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UPDATED: Daily active users of the giant social network leapt 25 percent to 728 million, while monthly users were up 18 percent to 1.9 billion.
Facebook on Wednesday reported earnings that topped expectations due to a surge in revenue generated by mobile advertising, news that sent the stock 12 percent higher in after-hours trading, though the gain was wiped out after executives disclosed that young teenagers were losing interest in the social network.
"Usage of Facebook among U.S. teens overall was stable from Q2 to Q3, but we did see a decrease in daily users specifically among younger teens," CFO David Ebersman said during a conference call with analysts on Wednesday.
Facebook shares were down fractionally to $49.01 during the regular session but had been up more than $5 after the closing bell. Shortly after Ebersman's comment, though, the stock began to slide in after-hours trading. Eventually, all the gains were erased and the stock had shed 2 percent.
Facebook said that revenue rose 60 percent in the third quarter to $2.02 billion and that the company earned 25 cents per share. Analysts were expecting 19 cents a share on $1.9 billion in revenue.
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Daily active users leapt 25 percent to 728 million and monthly users were up 18 percent to 1.9 billion. Monthly users on mobile devices surged 45 percent to 874 million.
Also during the conference call, COO Sheryl Sandberg said 20 million small businesses worldwide have created Facebook pages but that there are only 1 million active advertisers. "It's one of the most exciting opportunities in front of Facebook," she said.
"The strong results we achieved this quarter show that we're prepared for the next phase of our company, as we work to bring the next 5 billion people online and into the knowledge economy," CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in Facebook's earnings release.
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Nam Khao (Laotian Crispy Rice Salad)
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|1 Tablespoon, chopped finely
|Thai chilies
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|Lemon grass
|3 Tablespoon, chopped finely
|2 Tablespoon, chopped finely
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2. Take a bowl add the prepared paste with some cooked jasmine rice. Add a dash of fish sauce and an egg to mold it together. Mix it together by your hands, cover it and set it aside.
3. In a bowl along with the ground pork, add finely chopped garlic and some of the cooked jasmine rice. Season it with salt. Combine well and form them into 16 meat balls of equal size.
4. In a steamer put the meat balls to cook it. Make sure not to overcook the meat balls.
5. To make the crispy rice, moisten your hands and take the rice mixture and form patties. Take a skillet with hot oil and fry them until they are golden brown.
6. In a large mixing bowl, crumble the pork balls, then add green onion and ginger. Also add diced shallots and cilantro. Top it with some lime juice and fish sauce. Break up the crispy rice patties into it and garnish with peanuts.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas -- A couple minutes after 7 p.m. Sunday evening, the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi team bus pulled out of the parking lot of the Wyndham Hotel in north Houston. Soon after the team's departure, assistant coach Stott Carter stood up and popped a VHS tape into the VCR on board.
What movie would the Islanders be watching on their way home to Corpus Christi?
These are heady times for the Islanders.
"Hoosiers," of course. How appropriate. After all, the Islanders are the "Hoosiers" of this year's Big Dance -- the only first-timers in the field of 65, going dancing in only their eighth season of play and their first as a member of a conference.
Ever since Texas A&M-Corpus Christi clinched its ticket to the tournament Sunday afternoon in Houston, life's been a lot more hectic -- and exciting -- for these Islanders.
By the time the team had cut down the nets in the Campbell Center and met with the media, it had less than an hour to get back to the hotel to watch the selection show. A party for the team and its supporters had been set up back at the Wyndham -- complete with a giant projection screen TV.
The Islanders didn't have to wait very long to find out their next opponent. The Midwest region was the first revealed, and right after Wisconsin popped up on the screen as a No. 2 seed, well you know what team appeared next.
"OHHHHHHHH!!!" the players and the couple-hundred-strong crowd yelled collectively, many of them leaping out of their seats.
But beyond that initial explosion, there was little in the way of wild celebration. It seemed everyone in the room had been hoping the Islanders would receive a slightly higher seed. "I thought we'd get a better one," said starting power forward Seth Engelken. "But Wisconsin's our opponent, and now we've just got to get ready for 'em."
After that excitement was over, the team got food from the buffet and watched the rest of the selection show. Soon after, they were boarding the bus to head home.
It was a happy bunch of players, but not a rowdy bunch, on the ride back. Meanwhile, the coaches in the front of the bus quickly got to work -- calling colleagues to ask for game tapes of the Badgers and calling recruits to see if they'd watched the Islanders' monumental win.
The ride back took almost five hours. And the bus was a lot more crowded for the last hour or so, after stopping to pick up the school's cheerleaders and band members, who had made the trip to Houston for the conference tournament and whose bus had broken down on the way home.
As the team bus pulled onto campus just before midnight, head coach Ronnie Arrow swung around from his front row seat and said to the newcomers, "Hey, we really appreciate y'all coming."
Then it was time to go rest and start preparing for the next journey.
The players were given Monday off from practice to rest and recuperate. All they were asked to do was lift weights. "We needed it," says starting guard Josh Ervin. "We were hurtin' in places we didn't even know we had."
Ervin (J-Erv) went to see a movie, "300," with reserve guard Matt Slatnick. Josh Washington (J-Wet) had been planning to spend the day at the beach, but ended up indoors all day watching movies instead. "The weather just didn't cooperate!" Washington said.
When the weather does cooperate, Corpus Christi is one heck of a place to go to school. From downtown, you cruise down Ocean Drive for several miles, with Corpus Christi Bay and lots of beachfront resorts on your left -- and, next thing you know, you see the "Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi" sign on your right, you're on a separate island, and you're rolling onto campus, with palm trees surrounding the dorms and seagulls squawking everywhere.
And yes -- the university has its own beach. The place really looks more like a resort area than a college.
Welcome to the Big Dance, Ronnie Arrow. It's a long way from the Cold Dome.
An additional perk, if you play basketball for the Islanders, is that you get to play your home games at the American Bank Center, the Islanders' brand new arena, which opened in November 2004. Before that, the team played its games at the old Memorial Coliseum -- which Arrow had another name for. "We called it the Cold Dome," Arrow says. "There was an ice hockey rink underneath, and it was so cold in there, when you talked you could see the frost.
"Our last three years there, for recruiting, we'd just do drive-by visits. We'd drive the recruits by the arena, but never get out of the car."
The American Bank Center, on the other hand, is a state-of-the-art arena that seats 8,700 for basketball and has ceiling-to-floor windows on one side that look out on Corpus Christi Bay. "It's as nice a building as anywhere in the country," Arrow says. "It might not be the biggest, but it is beautiful."
Arrow and his assistant coaches, unlike the players, were extremely busy on Monday. They fielded lots of calls from players' parents and families about tickets and hotels in Chicago. They had to make trips to the airport to pick up game tapes that were shipped to them. And then the three assistant coaches divvyed up the responsibility for scouting each of the Islanders' three potential opponents in Chicago -- Wisconsin, UNLV and Georgia Tech.
Wisconsin isn't the only team preparing for the second round.
There was also recruiting to do. After all, this NCAA Tournament opportunity is the kind of exposure Corpus Christi's coaches dream of -- and must take advantage of. So on Monday, associate head coach Andy Helton flew from Corpus Christi to Tulsa, Okla. -- then drove two and half hours to Wichita, Kan., to see a recruit play.
"This is fun work though," says Helton. "Man, what a thrill."
On Tuesday, media requests really picked up for Arrow. He did several radio spots, as well as an appearance on ESPN's "Outside the Lines."
Earlier in the day, the coaches had a film session with players, breaking down Wisconsin. Then the team gathered at its usual practice spot, Moody Sustainers Fieldhouse, for a 3 p.m. practice.
For the first 15 minutes or so, there were lots of smiles on display -- lots of players joking around and kidding with one another. But that didn't last long.
"Hey! Are we just happy to go guys?" Arrow suddenly screamed at his players. "Then why don't we just get on a plane right now! I got three hours before we got to go do something. That's on y'all."
The players quickly got serious, and Arrow put them through an intense 2 1/2-hour practice -- including making his first unit run sprints on more than one occasion for missing free throws or generally making mistakes. No more fooling around.
Then came the really fun part of the day. After practice, the team headed over to the Padre Staples mall for a 6 p.m. pep rally. About 400 people showed up -- Texas A&M-Corpus Christi is actually on spring break this week, if school was in session there undoubtedly would have been a lot more people -- and the players signed autographs for a full hour.
Evander Holyfield stopped by the Islanders' pep rally to offer words
of encouragement.
They also got an inspirational speech from a very special guest in attendance -- four-time world heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield, who's fighting Vinny Maddalone at the American Bank Center on Saturday night.
"People told me I could never be the heavyweight champion of the world," Holyfield told the Islander. "And I've been the champ four times.
"It's not about your size, it's about how big you think. It's not about what school you go to, it's about strength and determination."
After the pep rally, the team headed over to Beamer's -- the burger joint where they watched the selection show last year, one of the most disappointing days of their careers -- and had a final meal in Corpus Christi.
The mood was jovial as the team mingled with friends, family and fans. But they couldn't stay too late. The bus was scheduled to depart at 7 a.m. Wednesday for Corpus Christi International Airport, where the team would board its charter flight to Chicago.
Normally you'd be crazy to leave tropical Corpus Christi for the Windy City this time of year.
But as Arrow says, "There's a job to do."
Note: Kieran is following the team to Chicago for its first-round game against Wisconsin on Friday. Come back to Page 2 for more on the Islanders on Friday.
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