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Morning Moon
Utah Lake, Utah, USA
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The morning glow of sunrise captured on the east-facing slopes of the mountains along Utah Lake. The frigid winter temperatures caused a murky layer of mist at the base of the hills. The full moon had perfect timing to position itself right where I needed.
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA
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I came across this scene two days before I captured it here. At that time, the vista was plagued with fog, mist, and snow, and wind caused the water to have uneven ripples in all directions. I hung out at this spot for a while envisioning what I wanted. I visualized the potential of sunrise forcing a glow on the foreground against the dark shadows of the background. I made the plan to come back, which I did, and I am glad I did!
Wasatch Dawn
Wasatch Mountains, Utah, USA
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Late fall, early winter sunrise over the Wasatch Mountains in the Salt Lake Valley. The light blazed as it peaked over the crest, between Lone Peak and Mount Timpanogos.
Sudden glow
Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA
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I went to the shore of the Great Salt Lake during spring with a group of friends. We wandered around the sandy (muddy) shore. I was looking for a nice reflective perspective. The sun was obscured by the overcast layer, and then without any notice there was a sudden glow all around as the sun peaked through on the horizon. I hurriedly setup the tripod and snapped a few. It is always amazing how quickly a scene changes!
Temple Courtyard
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
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A beautiful sunset at the Temple in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah.
Once Upon a Rock
Wasatch Mountains, Utah, USA
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Late spring, early summer capture high in the Wasatch Mountains on a hike to Lake Blanche, nestled at the base of Sundial Peak. The lake bed was anciently home to a glacier once upon a rock on this shoreline. Glacial scars are prominently visible in this shot.
Although the sky was boring (no clouds), the sun provided a gentle, soft light, creating an incredible warm glow.
This hike is not for car-shooters. It is a grueling 3.3 miles one-way up with a 2,700 foot (823m) gain! Thanks to friend and photographer, Steve Howa, who came along as my guide!
Second Light
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA
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++ This image featured by USA Today November 21, 2014
It was my first visit to Rocky Mountain National Park. I wanted to catch a spectacular image showing the beautiful transition from fall to winter. Unfortunately stormy weather predominated the trip, like on this particular morning. Fellow photographer, Dustin LeFevre, and I awoke to mostly overcast skies, with only a single star visible above. Regardless, we gathered the stamina to ready ourselves and drive up the canyon. Within a few minutes we ran into a snow storm. What? Hope was nearly diminished. We decided to change directions and head up a different canyon. As we arrived, we were greeted with light snowflakes, and so the situation was still dire. But as I packed my ClikElite backpack, Dustin prodded me to look over my shoulder. Behind us there were hints of pink showing on the skyline. This was incredible! We were no fewer than 30 minutes BEFORE official sunrise, yet color was already visible. We literally sprinted up the trail to a pre-determined location along a lake. I gasped for air as I carried my 30-pound pack. About half way up, I told Dustin to move on without me --- my heart just couldn't take the pace. I setup near there and shot sunrise from an outcrop. And sunrise continued to blaze, so much that I decided I should continue up the trail to make an attempt at the other location. As I arrived at the lake, I setup my shot, disappointed I missed peak light, as the view was incredible! Then suddenly a wave of second light appeared, created an incredible alpenglow on the distant mountainside. I felt so fortunate, to experience such a spectacle in nature!
The Turks and Caicos Islands
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I wandered with my wife along the beach of the north shore in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The overcast layer on the horizon daunted any hopes of a brilliant sunset. The skies were a dismal gray. Then as discouragement was about to settle in, the sun peaked through, brightening up the ocean surface. The colors blazed in all directions --- It was so difficult to decide upon which direction to compose the shot. It was then I saw the sun's rays glistening on the west sand before me, and decided upon this shot.
Brigham City, Utah, USA
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My family and I visited the Brigham City Temple for sunset. Each of us had a camera in hand... a Nikon D800, Canon 40D, Nikon D5100, and an iPhone 5. We split into different directions, wandering around the building, scouting different perspectives. And I had a specific mission in mind... to capture an inspiring image for my daughter. My eyes quickly fell upon this scene -- I loved how it appeared like a velvet pillow supporting the temple itself. I knew she would love it! I invited her over to capture the scene herself. This is my composition.
Golden Lake
Wasatch Mountains, Utah, USA
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As a youngster, I often roamed the Wasatch Mountains with my family. One of my favorite features of the forest is the aspen tree -- the sound it makes when the wind blow, the way it glistens in the sunlight, and especially during autumn when its leaves turn a bright yellow. I captured this shot high in the Wasatch, right before sundown, making a beautiful golden lake!
Classic Zion
Zion National Park, Utah, USA
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Autumn sunlight glistening through cottonwood trees along the Virgin River in Zion National Park of southern Utah. Yes, this is *the* classic Zion shot, and everyone needs one. Such a beautiful place to stand and admire nature!
Wichita Mountains, Oklahoma, USA
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Sunset light glistening through the grassland along the Wichita Mountains of southern Oklahoma. To capture the image, I had to sacrifice myself a bit. I observed a fire ant hill at the spot where I needed to position the tripod, and I needed the perspective to be as close to the ground as possible. I laid down right on the ant hill, setup the shot, and began capturing the light. I felt several bites, and continued shooting. After 4 or 5 minutes, I felt I had the shot, so stood up, shook several ants off. There were a couple stragglers inside the clothing, so took a couple minutes to remove them, too. When all was said and done, probably 20 to 30 bites. Ouch! And worth it!
Oquirrh Mountain Temple II
South Jordan, Utah, USA
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Beautiful lit-up Oquirrh Mountain Temple at the conclusion of sunset. Seeing an overcast sky, I visited the temple as a last-minute whim in hopes the sun might pop out underneath the cloud deck. Fortunately it did, creating a beautiful glow all around.
Oquirrh Mountain Temple IV
South Jordan, Utah, USA
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On Independence Day 2014, I visited the Oquirrh Mountain Temple with my wife. We watched fireworks in the distance, while we captured beautiful sunset light over the horizon.
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
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Sunset light on the spires of the Salt Lake City Temple in downtown Salt Lake.
West Jordan, Utah, USA
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I was fortunate to spend an evening wandering through the Conservation Garden Park before fall colors were gone. My standard all-around telephoto lens is out for repair, so spent the evening capturing perspectives with my 150-600mm. While glimpsing through the viewfinder, I came across this scene, showing incredible depth and backlight from the sunset.
On the Hill
Wasatch Mountains, Utah, USA
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I watched the sun set through the aspen treetops, then at dusk I setup this long exposure. I found the topography most interesting, with aspens growing in different directions on the steep hillside. Thanks to Joshua Kelsch for joining in for an exciting evening!
Smoky Stream
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina, USA
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For the first time I visited Great Smoky Mountains National Park this fall. I was excited to capture grand views from the myriad of overlooks in the area; however the weather had a different plan, as through the week the area was socked in with fog and overcast skies. As a result, I sought out new perspectives that were more intimate, such as this one. I captured this autumn scene along the Oconaluftee River as it drains down the North Carolina side of the Smokies.
Wasatch Mountains, Utah, USA
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Fall came early in Utah this year. As a result, I frequently found myself struggling to find new perspectives from which to capture new scenes, primarily due to time constraints. This week I found myself not too far from Mount Nebo, in the Wasatch Mountains. As the sun began dipping over the horizon, I saw the highlights of the sun glistening among the leaves in the treetops of some nearby aspens. "This is it, go back!" I yelled out to the driver and colleague -- actually my beautiful wife. She turned the vehicle around and parked. I scrambled down the hillside, setup my tripod, and captured this scene. A scene that called out to me, making a comparison of the already-dormant aspens on the left, and the living, vibrant aspens on the right! Amazing sight! And a special thanks to Josh for coming along, too!
After Rain
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA
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As I meandered along slippery boulders on a mountainside, I came across this simple scene -- raindrops clinging to the already fall-turned red/yellow leaves. Normally I am so involved in capturing grand scenes, it is easy to overlook such small things. You know, the scenes that make your jaw gape open; but on this occasion nature's beauty was seen best in such a succinct moment. My eyes peered gleefully at a such magical contrast and color!
Wasatch Mountains, Utah, USA
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I visited this area as a young boy, long ago. I come back frequently to the area, and somehow kept forgetting to stop here. Thanks to a recent post by fellow photographer, Christian Peay, it reminded me of a treasure hidden in the Wasatch Mountains. So I jumped in the Jeep with my son, prepped for a journey to the pre-destined location. Upon arrival, I packed my gear, and hiked up to this spot with master photographers Dustin LeFevre, Peter Irwindale, Emily Dickey.
The hike was grueling, well at least for me, since I am an older, overweight guy. Upon reaching the lake, I knew I only had single-digit minutes to setup and capture what I wanted. I extended the tripod legs, affixed the camera, and snapped this multiple-exposure shot. The wind created an insatiable glow. And just two minutes later the sun began receding from view.
Meadow Highlights
Wasatch Mountains, Utah, USA
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My wife and I awoke early in the morning to catch a specific scene high in the Wasatch Mountains. Alarm was set for 5:00AM, to provide time to pack the Jeep, then rush up into Utah's high country in time to catch alpenglow on the back side of Mount Timpanogos. To our dismay, a dog we were watching for family had an "accident," so we were delayed due to cleaning up the mess. The diversion took an extended period of time, making our arrival late at the pre-determined location. As a result we wandered away from the scene disappointed.... until I came across this spot. The sun's morning rays glowed, creating highlights in the trees all around. I setup the tripod with a low perspective, and captured this incredible meadow scene, high in the Wasatch Mountains.
Desert Rainbow
Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona, USA
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Shaded light reflecting off sandstone shows a variety of color, exuding a beautiful desert rainbow! I captured this shot late in the day, under sunset light. I could see the purple, red, orange, and yellow hues with the naked eye --- obviously exaggerated with this artistic composition.
Capturing the shot was difficult, as onlookers, who I believe were attracted by my tripod, followed me to this spot, and continued to walk through the composition. I patiently waited, asking each of them to *NOT* step in the sand. I shook my head as one stepped right in the middle of it. Several critical minutes passed, under beautiful light, until I snagged this one!
Lake Tahoe, Nevada, USA
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I came across this scene around mid-day, and sat there awaiting the right light, watching the sun sink down on the horizon over the California side of the lake, inch by inch, until it gently touched the rocks. Once there, I began madly snapping the shutter release, trying to capture the contrast between the warm skies and cool tone and motion of the roaring waves! A great end to a marvelous day!
Florida Breeze
The Keys, Florida, USA
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For a week I spent an evening in The Keys with my family in search of beautiful beaches. This particular night the light went magic as we approached this beautiful scene. I grabbed my camera, and as I setup for this shot, I felt a warm Florida breeze, but it was not enough to ward off pesky visitors -- I was nearly ate alive by mosquitoes, yuck! In the end, it was worth the blood-giving price. What a scene to enjoy!
Emerald Dawn
Lake Tahoe, California, USA
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I arose at 4:45 in the morning with my son, and we rushed to this pre-determined area to capture the sun as it dawned over Emerald Bay. From this perspective we capture California in the foreground and Nevada in the distance. We glanced from several spots before selecting this one --- The smooth water, with Fannette Island centered in the bay, with the flowing river far below --- they felt to be the perfect spot to capture the rays of the sun shining down over the distant horizon!
Under Clear Skies
Lake Tahoe, Nevada, USA
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My goal this year was to visit Lake Tahoe during summer. I realized last week I had not fulfilled this task, so in a last-ditch effort caught the Amtrak train to Reno and drove down to Tahoe for 3 days of shooting.
The lake is so huge, it is a difficult task to determine where you want to be for sunset --- there are so many good views from the Nevada and California side! About two hours before sundown, I determined this was the spot! Although I was yearning for drama on the horizon, all shooting was under clear skies. Notwithstanding this setback, the sun cast an amazing glow on the normally white rocks of the shoreline, providing its own kind of drama. The waves raged on the shore, and a long exposure helped capture the intense blues!
Afternoon Light
Glacier National Park, Montana, USA
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The first week of summer is a magical time to visit Glacier. The sun is at its peak, seeing the depths of the canyon that are not visible the rest of the year! Captured this shot over the still lake under late afternoon light.
Enduring Winter
North Cascades National Park, Washington, USA
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Although I visited Washington in early summer, the enduring winter just seemed to linger in the Cascade Mountains. Snow persisted in glacier-like patterns throughout the forest. So glad I decided to wear long pants! The air was filled in a bone-chilling breeze, and the area was covered in an overcast layer. Just as I was about to give up on the light, a little glimmer of sunset's rays cast through the layer onto Mount Shuksan. I pointed the camera in that direction and captured this shot.
Clouds and Wind
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA
Shooting sunset on the Wyoming side of the Tetons depends on one critical element.... clouds. I was lucky this night to have a show! Even though the wind was out in force, the use of a polarizer helped visualize the colorful foreground. And notwithstanding the frequent "bear warning" signs, I stood out in nearly complete darkness to capture this one!
Glacier Glow
Glacier National Park, Montana, USA
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Late evening glow in Glacier National Park. I raced the setting sun, with a pre-determined location for best light. Unfortunately I mis-timed my arrival, so the precarious cliffs in the area seemed like such a burden. I arrived just in time to capture sunset's peak light from within Flathead Indian Reservation! Beautiful Glacier!!
Glacier Blue
Glacier National Park, Montana, USA
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Late blue hour at Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park. While exiting the park, I noticed gentle, smooth waves on the lake, and within them was a yellow glow from late twilight. Just had to snag it! Surprisingly enough, this is my first photo expedition to Montana, and amazed at the beautiful country!
Seattle Dawning
Seattle, Washington, USA
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I have been trying for this shot for years. Each time Mount Rainier was shrouded by clouds or haze. Finally had some luck! The glow on the distant mountain only lasted a short while. Grand evening as the light dawns an evening sky!
Warm the Soul
Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada
I visited Waterton Lakes National Park for the first time this spring. No words can describe the incredible experiences of the day.... dramatic overcast skies, to pouring rainstorm, to windy conditions, and finally to a incredible light display -- All in a day's work for a photographer. This shot was captured just as the rain stopped, with the ground completely saturated. My feet were soaked, and although the air was cold, the warm light seemed to warm the soul.
Waterton Lakes National Park is in Alberta and British Columbia, situated at the extreme southern border of Canada, along the 49th Parallel with the United States. The combined Waterton Lakes and Glacier National Parks create the world's first International Peace Park.
Virgin Reflection
Zion National Park, Utah, USA
Sunrise glow of Zion Canyon walls along the Virgin River on a cool, late winter morning. The morning (and evening) light is so incredible in Zion! A must see for anyone visiting Utah!
Arizona/Utah Border, USA
Late winter sunset along Arizona | Utah border, capturing the silhouette of a tree and a man in a stark, desert wilderness setting. The lone, nude man calmly rests seated on the sandstone floor, reminiscing about life and the beauty of the world.
This particular winter sunset provided a reflective scene without even a breeze or cloud, just a gentle and inspirational moment.
Touch of Winter
Oquirrh Mountains, Utah, USA
The Oquirrh Mountains stretch in a north-south direction along the west side of the Salt Lake Valley. Compared to the rest of the Wasatch Range, they appear from a distance to merely be hills. The highest peak of this range is Flap Top Mountain, reaching 10,620 feet (3,237m).
On this particular occasion, fall was well upon area, with colors ranging from yellow and orange to deep red. My wife joined me and we Jeeped through the area. A winter storm hit the area, dropping up to a foot of snow. Thankfully our Jeep pressed through it and we blazed a trail to this vantage point. As we reached here the sun broke through just enough to highlight the area in a gorgeous yellow and orange light, providing this amazing scene!
Near Deadhorse Point State Park, Utah, USA
My son and I drove down into the desert and arrived as the clock was nearing midnight. We setup camp, finishing under a clear sky full of stars. We awoke early the following spring morning under nearly overcast skies. We meandered around the cliff edges for a while, excited the clouds were beginning to break. I setup this shot as the sun crested over the distant horizon. The brisk, cold air broke as we felt the gentle warm rays of the sun on our faces. The sun blazed, an amazing grandeur, for just a couple minutes, then disappeared behind the clouds.
Enjoy this sunrise over the La Sal Mountains and Arches National Park of southeastern Utah, taken from the vantage point near Deadhorse Point State Park.
Near Deadhorse Point State Park, Utah, USA
My son and I drove down into the desert and arrived as the clock was nearing midnight. We setup camp, finishing under a clear sky full of stars. We awoke early the following morning, a nearly overcast spring morning. We meandered around the cliff edges for a while, excited that clouds were beginning to break. I setup this shot as the sun crested over the distant horizon. The brisk, cold air broke as we felt the gentle warm rays of the sun on our faces. Please enjoy this sunrise over the La Sal Mountains and Arches National Park of southeastern Utah, taken from the vantage point near Deadhorse Point State Park.
Timp Fall Glow
Wasatch Mountains, Utah, USA
Fall view from the east side of Mount Timpanogos. Once the sun sets over Timp, the canyon on the back side is filled with deep shadows. Meanwhile when clouds are present over the peaks, the sky comes alive, reflecting colorful light deep into the canyons.
Blue Mesa Arch
Canyonlands National Park, Utah, USA
One of the most photographed features of the West is Mesa Arch. A team of photographers went on a mission to capture this landmark under different light. The perfect opportunity was a winter moonrise at 12:30AM. The timing was perfect, as skies were clear, yet a fog layer permeated the valley floor, creating a mysteriously white glow to the distant La Sal Mountains.
Seattle Night
Seattle, Washington, USA
Post-sunset shot of downtown Seattle. And many thanks to fellow photographer, Dene' Miles for her assistance as a personal guide around the Seattle area!
Green River Snow
Canyonlands National Park, Utah, USA
** Featured on KSL 5 News (NBC) Jan 10, 2014.
** Featured in the Bighorn Gallery Mar/Apr 2014
Sunset capture at the Green River Overlook in Canyonlands. This was a third attempt to capture sunset at this spot, thankfully a positive outcome. The thick clouds on the horizon broke just enough for the sun to break through, lighting up the mist in the valley with a warm glow. The recent snowfall added to the overall effect. Thanks to fellow photographers Dustin LeFevre, Steve Howa, and Chris Cramer for their company!
Surreal Salt
Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, USA
Spring sunset in one of Utah's wonders, the Bonneville Salt Flats. Each winter the valley floor is snowed upon, but due to the high salt content the snow quickly melts into a salt water lake. As spring progresses, the water evaporates and the salt crystallizes into amazing textures.
The Bonneville Salt Flats is managed by the BLM and is the location of multiple land speed records and popular films such as Pirates of the Caribbean and Independence Day. Due to salt extraction the salt-covered area is estimated to be one-third its original size [source: Wikipedia].
Mesa Mist
Canyonlands National Park, Utah, USA
Winter sunrise atop Island in the Sky at Mesa Arch. The winter was rather cold this year, particularly in December. The cold temperatures were greeted with a week-long blast of moist air, creating an opportune climate to catch mist in the national parks. Thankfully the fog was clear enough for this shot, and then shortly after sunrise this view completely closed up with a thick fog bank.
Mesa Glow
Canyonlands National Park, Utah, USA
Panorama capturing the reflective glow of first light on the underside of Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park. The sunlight experienced at this moment is incredible!
Canyonlands Winter
Canyonlands National Park, Utah, USA
++ Image featured in Photography Masterclass Magazine March 2014
High on the Colorado Plateau are daunting cliffs, sheer walls that fall thousands of feet to the desert floor below. Among the magnificent features is Canyonlands National Park. I visited Canyonlands with photographer colleagues Dustin LeFevre and Steve Howa in late November. Although officially fall by calendar standards, the overlook was clearly a winter view.
Upon our arrival at this overlook, we were faced with a thick fog layer below, and a thick overcast layer above. There was only a slim chance of any light peaking through the distant horizon. Saddened by the fact that our 5:00 AM alarm clock had been in vain, we meandered perilously along the cliff ledges in hopes that some type of shot would capture our interest. Then suddenly the sun made a quick entrance, glowing intensely. My heart began pounding, because I was not ready for this instant surprise. I ran to the click edge, and composed a couple unique images, including this 4-shot panorama. And then just as quickly as it had arrived, the sun disappeared for the day.


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Watch Case 39 Online Free – Streaming 2010 Full Movie on Putlocker.This is billed as a horror film and you know I don't review horror movies (hey, I have to rest during the night). Okay, so I took an opportunity. See? The acting is first rate by all and the pace is very good. There's a particular quantity of stress and suspense and you will not rest right here.Now, although you've figured issues out, you have not figured out how this ends or should end, or will finish …..whatever.
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|Rating: 6.2/10 (48,748 votes)
Director: Christian Alvart
Writer: Ray Wright
Stars: Renée Zellweger, Jodelle Ferland, Ian McShane, Bradley Cooper
Runtime: 109 min
Rated: R
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Released: 01 Oct 2010
|Plot: A social worker fights to save a girl from her abusive parents, only to discover that the situation is more dangerous than she ever expected.
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Corpus Christi landfill fire burns more than 200 acres
CORPUS CHRISTI - About 200 acres burned in a blaze near Bay Area Fellowship on Farm-to-Market Road 286 and firefighters had trouble controlling the fire Sunday, officials said.
Brush caught fire about 4:30 p.m. and continued burning throughout the evening, despite firefighters from five Corpus Christi stations and the Annaville and Flour Bluff fire departments trying to extinguish the fast-moving flames.
Fire and brush trucks continued to show up to help with the blaze that fire officials say was propelled by strong wind.
Fire officials said the blaze moved across the landfill at the Elliott Collection Center and a number of mulch piles on the back side of the landfill were part of the debris that burned.
The cause of the fire was not released, but firefighters rotating through assignments said they believed either a discarded cigarette or a vehicle emitting sparks could have caused the dry brush to ignite.
Fire officials were still on the scene early Monday with bulldozers, brush and water trucks working to put out hot spots.
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Milwaukee's newest street is Freshwater Way.
That's the proposed new name for Pittsburgh Ave. On Tuesday morning, Mayor Tom Barrett said Freshwater Way was the winning name in a contest to rename Pittsburgh Ave.
The roadway will run through the redeveloped Reed Street Yards, the name for a proposed business park for water technologies. The area is near S. 6th St., just south of the canal between the Harley-Davidson Museum and the Iron Horse Hotel.
"Freshwater Way is a name that captures the vision for the Reed Street Yards as a site for Milwaukee's leading water-related companies," Barrett said. "With the new global water center taking shape just east of the business park, the timing is perfect for renaming the street to anticipate the economic development and new jobs that will be created."
City officials started the naming contest in August and received more than 650 entries. The winning name was submitted by seven people.
Barrett made the announcement during his welcoming remarks at Water Summit 2012 at 8:30 a.m. at the Pfister Hotel Grand Ballroom.
The official process of renaming a city street must be approved by the Citizen Advisory Committee on the Naming of Public Buildings, Facilities and Streets, and the Common Council.


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Disco on wheels: Rock-pop 'Xanadu' skates into the Phil Friday
NAPLES - 'Xanadu'
When: 8 p.m. Friday, April 23; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, April 24, and Sunday, April 25
Where: Philharmonic Center for the Arts, 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd., Naples
Tickets: $59; $36 for students; onstage seating is also available for some performances; see the Phil's website calendar for information
Reservations/Information: 597-1900 or www.thephil.org
Don't expect a stage version that mirrors the movie "Xanadu" when the theater production comes to the Philharmonic Center for the Arts in Naples this weekend. Writer Douglas Carter Beane's comedic interpretation — read: spoof — of the roller disco movie is a romp that's only serious about poking fun at Broadway's trend of putting movies on stage.
The stage production is the polar opposite of the movie's icky, almost painful performances. The film "Xanadu" features a roller skating, singing Olivia Newton-John — who just happens to be a Greek goddess — as Kira, a muse sent by the gods to inspire Sonny, a Venice, Calif., artist.
Kira, of course, falls into forbidden love with the mortal Sonny who is trying to achieve his dream of opening the first roller disco. For moviegoers, the story line of "Xanadu," and its cheesy production tricks, left a lot to be desired. For others, the film became a cult classic.
When producer Robert Ahrens asked Beane to do the script, he passed on the offer multiple times. Eventually Ahrens gave him the green light to do whatever he wanted.
"My first draft of the stage production of 'Xanadu' was political and angry, but then it became a silly romp of the 80's and Greek mythology and roller skating," said Beane. "The goal in 'Xanadu' is to let people have a really good time and make a few points of the lack of adventure in the theater right now."
Beane, whose parents spend their winters in Fort Myers, says the stage production skewers the pretentiousness of both movies and theater that asserts greatness in its average entertainment. This show, he says, lives only to make audiences laugh.
"The thing that was so funny about the show was that people didn't get the joke right away and everyone felt kind of sorry for us, thinking we had committed career suicide," he said gleefully. "When the show was a hit, it was awesome to go from being pitied to being praised."
The performers in the stage production of "Xanadu" have a daunting task: The show requires all of them to wear multiple hats. The few similarities between "Xanadu" the movie and the stage version include lots of roller skating and an amazing score that includes music from Electric Light Orchestra (ELO). The "Xanadu" movie soundtrack is beloved by ELO fans worldwide and continues to sell.
Nearly 80 percent of the show takes place on skates and rolls along to the original hit score. Tunes include "Magic," "All Over the World," "Suddenly," "I'm Alive," "Evil Woman," "Have You Never Been Mellow" and "Xanadu."
"It's a wonderful, talented cast, because they have to sing, dance, act, do comedy and perform classical acting because of the style the show is written in — and they have to roller skate," said Beane. "From the leads to the specialties they're just very talented people, and the guys have to sing very high because it's ELO."
Anika Larsen plays Kira in "Xanadu," the role originated in the film by Olivia Newton-John. Larsen said as a youngster she was obsessed with both Broadway and Newton-John, the latter because of the movie "Grease."
Larsen never dreamed at 10 years old that she would someday get both: to play Newton-John in a Broadway show. When Larsen auditioned for the role, she knew only that she would need to roller skate.
"Nobody in the show had really skated before, and the boys got it really fast, but the girls struggled," said Larsen. "Roller skating is more like ice skating, and when I left the Broadway company I kept my skates. I loved it so much and when I was called to close out the tour, I was really excited to get back on my skates."
"You can tell immediately when you hear about 'Xanadu' that it's going to be a glittering, disco ball event, but it's also a critically acclaimed show," said Larsen. "The audience is going to be really caught off guard by the quickness of the show. Other than the music there is very little similarity to the original movie, but thanks to Beane it's smart, clever fun."
The show is appropriate for all ages.
"The actors address the audience and play with the audience," explained Beane. "It's about the joy of live performance and the craziness of what can happen when you're in the same room as the performers."
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NBA players aren't the only ones training in the offseason in preparation for the upcoming season and it seems San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich is getting in the act. Recently, Pacers' Roy Hibbert was in San Antonio to train with Tim Duncan out at the Spurs' practice facility. There, former boxer Jesse James Leija was on hand to help the guys get in shape with some boxing lessons and in the mix was Pop. As if his barbs and jousting with the media wasn't bad enough, it may seem Pop might have a mean jab and right-hook. It's Big boy game ! It sure is POP ! pic.twitter.com/ALEAxhmnbK — Jesse James Leija (@JesseJamesLeija) August 21, 2013
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Scarce High Grade 1803 Large 3 Draped Bust Half Dime1803 H10C Large 8 AU53 NGC. V-1, LM-2, R.4. A very scarce coin in this grade, and the present example shows strong details on Liberty's hair and on the eagle. The strike is slightly uneven, as usual for this die pairing, with minor weakness in the star field over the eagle. Toned with slightly mottled light gold and gray, with traces of blue in patches on each side. Examination will locate a couple of thin scratches, one between LI of LIBERTY, another near the inner points of the stars on the right of the obverse. A small pit is found between the second obverse star and Liberty's curls. On the reverse the surfaces show scattered nicks and a minor scrape down through the middle of the clouds. Despite the aforementioned handling marks, this coin is much better than usually encountered, and this is a difficult date to find with so little wear on the devices.(Registry values: P7) (NGC ID# 2329, PCGS# 4269)
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Welcome to Store Tour, ROBOT 6's weekly exploration of comics shops, and the people who run them; think of it as the retailer version of Shelf Porn. Each Sunday we feature a different store, and also get to know the person behind the register.
To discover a comic store in your area, visit FindAComicShop.com
This week's store is Tazmanian Comics, located at 3618 East Hastings St. in Vancouver, British Columbia. We spoke with manager Jen Costello.
Manga | Is former manga powerhouse Tokyopop coming back? Once the largest publisher of manga in North America, the company stopped publishing new manga in 2011, but didn't go bankrupt and never really went away. Tokyopop is selling many of its "global manga" titles digitally and in print, on demand, and it 's planning panels at both Anime Expo in Los Angeles and Comic-Con International in San Diego. On his blog, CEO Stu Levy drops a few hints, saying he's "rebuilding" Tokyopop. [Tokyopop]
Digital comics | Rob Salkowitz analyzes the latest news from Amazon and comiXology and suggests there's more to the story than meets the eye. While fans may view the renewal of Marvel's deal with comiXology as a story about a digital comics service, Salkowitz says it's really about bringing comics to the mass market through Amazon: "Kindle isn't Amazon's platform for reaching comic book readers. It's Amazon's platform for reaching all readers. comiXology counts its revenues in millions. Amazon counts its revenues in billions. Moving these titles from a superior specialty app to an inferior mainstream app isn't a big deal for existing fans but it's a huge potential expansion of the market." [ICv2]
Legal | Nicaragua has refused entry to the French cartoonist Julien Berjeaut, who uses the pen name "Jul." Berjeaut, who has done freelance work for Charlie Hebdo, was slated to be part of a panel titled "Humor against barbarity, homage to Charlie Hebdo and freedom of expression" at a conference in Managua. He made a video that was played at the event instead. Berjeaut said he doesn't know why he was barred from the country. [Miami Herald]
Legal | Two men were questioned by police after they were spotted taking photos of the home of Laurent Sourisseau, the publishing director of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. Sourisseau has been under police guard since the January attack on Charlie Hebdo's Paris headquarters, in which 12 people were killed. [The Local]
Last year Ripley's imagined Holy Kitten from Lumberjanes scored her own T-shirt, and now she's received a serious upgrade: a talking plush.
Designed by Lumberjanes artist Brooke Allen, it's WeLoveFine's first plush collaboration with BOOM! Studios. You can listen to Holy Kitten's two sounds — meow and an angelic choir — below.
Retailing | Susana Polo interviews several members of the Valkyries, the organization of women who work in comic shops, and examines the "Valkyrie Bump," the sales boost that some comics, such as Sex Criminals, Lumberjanes and Batgirl, get when they benefit from their extra support. [Publishers Weekly]
Political cartoons | Reporter James Hookway interviews the Malaysian cartoonist Zunar, who's facing sedition charges, and provides some background on Malaysian politics and trial of Anwar Ibrahim, which is the topic of some of Zunar's controversial cartoons. [The Wall Street Journal]
The GLAAD Media Awards are traditionally a fairly mainstream affair, with the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation recognizing outstanding portrayals of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities in works that reach a wide audience. Although in the past, the organization has honored the likes of Fun Home, Luba and Strangers in Paradise, the outstanding comic book category is typically heavy on superhero titles released by Marvel and DC Comics.
However, with the announcement this morning of the nominees for the 26th annual GLAAD Media Awards comes a couple of big surprises: Just one superhero series is singled out, and, for the first time since the comic book category debuted in 2003, there are no titles published by DC or its imprints.
If you read about comic books on the Internet, and I have reason to believe you do, then chances are you've seen a lot this year about Lumberjanes.
And there's good reason for that. First, the monthly series from BOOM! Studios is the sort of book many talkers-about-comic have been saying we need more of forever: It's full of strong female protagonists, and it's the work of strong female creators. (It's a comic book about a group of awesome ladies, by awesome ladies!)
Second, and more importantly, it's really, really good. It's the story of five teenage best friends who occupy the Roanoke cabin of their Girl Scouts-like summer camping organization — April, Jo, Mal, Molly and Ripley — and their discovery of, and battles, against all kinds of weirdness in the woods around them. In the first, eight-issue arc they became involved in a contest between Greek gods, fighting three-eyed woodland creatures, yetis, dinosaurs and giant lightning bugs in the process. All that while earning merit badges.
Why do I bring this up? Well because if you've been reading about Lumberjanes and haven't yet sampled it, this week's issue is a pretty great jumping-on point.
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Crime | A man was spotted on security video last week at New York Comic Con stealing a one-of-a-kind, 20-inch Dunny figure hand-painted by by Jon-Paul Kaiser valued at $2,000, plus two other items, from the Clutter Magazine booth. [DNAinfo New York]
Legal | Chinese cartoonist Wang Liming, who uses the pen name "Biantai Lajiao" (Perverted Chili Pepper), has applied for a visa to remain in Japan, saying he's afraid to return to China. Liming's account on the Chinese social media site Weibo, where he published his cartoons, was shut down in August, and the People's Daily newspaper has called him a traitor and accused him of being pro-Japan. Last year, he was arrested and held overnight on charges of "suspicion of causing a disturbance." "China's situation surrounding freedom of speech has worsened during these six months," Wang said in an interview. "I have no idea where the borderline is (between what is permissible and what is not anymore)." [The Asahi Shimbun]
Conventions | Attendance at the second annual Salt Lake Comic Con was estimated at between 120,000 and 130,000, putting it on a par with the big shows like Comic-Con International in San Diego and New York Comic Con. Even better, Stan Lee proclaimed it "the greatest comic con in the world" (but he probably says that to all the shows). [The Salt Lake Tribune]
Conventions | The scale of the first Las Cruces [New Mexico] Comic Con was considerably smaller, with expected attendance of 3,000 to 5,000, but organizers were pleased with the event, which featured a Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament, a Comic Strip Burlesque show, and appearances by Jim Steranko, Power Rangers stuntman Jason Ybarra, and the 1966 Batmobile. [Las Cruces Sun-News]
Passings | Manga artist Hiroshi Obi, whose best known work is the Shonen Jump series Ganbare Goemon, died Sunday at age 54. His most recent project was a Yatterman remake, Yatterman Dengeki Daisakusen!, and he also taught in the manga department of Tokyo Kogakuin College of Technology. [Anime News Network]
Publishing | Filip Sablik of BOOM! Studios talks about marketing Lumberjanes on Tumblr, and how Beware the Valkyries, a group of women who work in comic stores, helped promote the comic with a special "Lumber Day." [ICv2]
Creators | Mike Donachie profiles Canadian creator Diana Tamblyn, who's nominated for a Shuster Award for her graphic novel From the Earth To Babylon: Gerald Bull and the Supergun. [Metro]
BOOM! Studios has signed a first-look licensing deal with online apparel retailer WeLoveFine that will kick off this week at Comic-Con International with a line of T-shirts based on Lumberjanes and a limited-edition tee inspired by The Woods.
A selection of designs, including the convention-exclusive Lumberjanes "Holy Kitten" tee and the Lumberjanes Group Shot messenger bag, will be available during Comic-Con at the BOOM! booth (#2229) and at the WeLoveFine booth (#1235). They'll also be available beginning July 24 on the WeLoveFine website; the "Holy Kitten" convention exclusive can be purchased online for a limited time.
Check out the designs below. Comic-Con begins Wednesday with Preview Night.
No sooner did the "Which Lumberjane Are You?" quiz debut, complete with a question about which scout badge you'd earn first, than BOOM! Studios announced it will debut an exclusive set of those patches at Comic-Con International.
Designed by Kate Leth (Bravest Warriors, Adventure Time: Seeing Red), the iron-on patches are based on those featured so prominently in the BOOM! Box imprint's breakout series.
Created by Shannon Watters, Grace Ellis and Noelle Stevenson, written by Ellis and Stevenson, and illustrated by Brooke Allen, Lumberjanes centers on five teen girls — Jo, April, Mal, Molly and Ripley — who head off to summer camp, only to be faced with monsters in the woods and a mystery that puts the whole world at risk. The comic, which premiered in April, was upgraded from a miniseries to an ongoing in May.
The Lumberjanes Scout Patches Set, available for $20 at the BOOM! Studios booth (#2229), features:
Lumberjanes, the critically acclaimed BOOM! Studios comic by Noelle Stevenson, Grace Ellis, Brooke Allen and Shannon Watters, has been upgraded to an ongoing series.
Announced as an eight-issue miniseries from the publisher's fledgling BOOM! Box imprint, Lumberjanes centers on five teen girls — Jo, April, Mal, Molly and Ripley — who head off to summer camp, only to be faced with monsters in the woods and a mystery that puts the whole world at risk.
Welcome to Best of 7, where we talk about "The best in comics from the last seven days" — which could be anything from an exciting piece of news to a cool publisher's announcement to an awesome comic that came out. So get ready to fly really, really fast as we reverse the Earth's orbit and head back for a look at the last seven days in comics …
I have to imagine there were almost as many forehead-slaps as high-fives in the room at the meeting where someone suggested DC Comics devote their next weekly comic to the Batman franchise. There had to be as many people thinking, "Why didn't I think of that?" as there were people saying, "Good thinking!"
"More Batman" has rarely been a bad business decision for the publisher, and not only is the franchise carrying more than its fair share of the 52-ish books that make up the DCU line, the Scott Snyder/Greg Capullo flagship title continues to perform at crazy-high numbers. So why not produce another Batman book, and rather than sticking it in a corner of the franchise, far from the main book, the one that seems to "count" the most, why not tie it closely to Snyder's book? And hey, why not ship the thing weekly? Again, high fives!
I really love weekly comics, although the format has some pretty unique pressures, which we've seen play out various ways as DC has tried different routes over and over to get to weekly comics, with no two efforts—52, Countdown, Trinity, Wednesday Comics, and the bi-weeklies Brightest Day and Justice League: Generation Lost—really being produced in quite the same way.
The most obvious pressure is that getting these things to ship on time like clockwork often means sub-par art, so as much as I was personally looking forward to Batman Eternal, I was frightened as much as disappointed to see the art starting out bad; this was, after all, the issue that should be the best looking.


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What's your take on JMM vs Chris Jhon
I thought JMM Marquez dominated the fight with his superb boxing skills, and counterpunch abilities. He hit john with the cleaner blows and didnt allow him to get of throughout the whole fight.
that fight was a robbery imo
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The ref f***ed JMM up. It was close but he was the clear winner.
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I thought it was a close fight with several hard to score rounds, but I felt that JMM won by 2 points (8-4 in rounds, and the two point deductions)
What was your scorecard?
I didnt keep a scorecard but I believe JMM won the fight by a huge margin
He didnt let Chris get off, and he clearly hit him with the harder punches, and cleaner effective blows
He outboxed him i honestly do not see how it was a close fight
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i thought it was a terrible management decision, especially he was fighting for peanuts over there, second the fight location was terrible as well as the official selection, JMM was put in a very bad position, and he should've got the decision. i though the won that fight clearly and was a bit shocked that john got the nod.
you can blame that loss on JMM's management if you ask me, they did a hack job......
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marquez clearly won. john threw like 10 punches a round and landed like 3 and the crowd would **** themselves. marquez shut him down, landed cleaner punches and even hurt john but the ref stepped in front to buy him some time. not to mention the horrible point deductions. its a sad sight when they announce john as the winner and everyone in the arena pretends it's the right decision. they don't care about boxing they only want to see their hero win. kinda like froch-dirrell.
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JMM got deducted 2 points for fake low blows with out warning. JMM beat John.
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In some way Marquez/John was like Ottke/Reid, everything was against Marquez that night. The ref did a very mediocre job.
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Dwight Howard with pass to wide open Omer Asik… on the bench (VIDEO)
Mar 12, 2014, 12:32 AM EDT
To be fair, Omer Asik was wide open.
And in uniform, and walking through Dwight Howard's peripheral vision. So Howard hit him with a pass.
Only Asik was out of the game at the time. On the bench.
Howard laughed and moved on in what was a tight game at the time. The Thunder went on to win 106-98 behind 42 from Kevin Durant. Howard finished with 9 points on 12 shots, plus had 10 rebounds.
- ihavenonickname - Mar 12, 2014 at 12:41 AM
great floor spacing, omer
- kb2408 - Mar 12, 2014 at 1:47 AM
Great game by "Ol' Smiling Dwight." If he can't dominate OKC without Perkins, who has always given him a hard time, he surely won't when he comes back. Even as hot as Houston has been lately, I still say in a 7 game series the Spurs, Thunder and Clippers are all better.
- asimonetti88 - Mar 12, 2014 at 12:06 PM
Laughing all the way to a loss.
- billtetley53 - Mar 12, 2014 at 6:41 AM
The season is almost over, why are you still Highbury he left L.A. ? Get over it!
You stay a good boy and stay off the lakers stories too.
- kb2408 - Mar 12, 2014 at 7:50 AM
@billbitely53…Dwight did the LAKERS a favor by leaving. He's not going to win a title in Houston and he wasn't going to lead the LAKERS to any either.
- zerole00 - Mar 12, 2014 at 2:35 PM
He may not win it all with Houston, but he had a better chance with Houston's situation than the Lakers'. I don't like the guy for the whole Orlando fiasco, but he made the right competitive decision (assuming that's what he was shooting for).
- billtetley53 - Mar 12, 2014 at 8:25 AM
Then why do you continue to post negatively on every Howard story? Why would you care so much?
Its funny how your tune changed about him in a year….he was going to lead the lakers to multiple titles with Kobe, then, take the mantle after Kobe was gone. Now, he's just another bum again that won't win anything.
You see why you're irritating? You root for your team like a small child. Everyone on your team is the best, they stink before they play there, are great while on the lakers, then stnk after. Its pathetic.
By the way, I'd put your cracked crystal ball away, you're wrong on your prognostications about 96% of the time.
You actually shouldn't even be on this site, you lost a bet. You're just the type of weasel that doesn't do the honorable thing. That's ok though, I will just continue to help you look foolish.(you don't need much help.)
Still waiting for an answerabout July by the way. I'm staying in North Hollywood, I can meet you anywhere you like and we can settle our differences.
- reesesteel23 - Mar 12, 2014 at 9:29 AM
Lol. Sounds Just like Packer fans. Spoiled little brats.
- bougin89 - Mar 12, 2014 at 11:08 AM
Easy on the stereotypes of blog commenters… We're not all like that and each fan base has the "good" and the "bad" fans.
I'm a loyal Packer fan but also a loyal Bucks and Brewer fan. We've had a few highest of highs but we've definitely witnessed firsthand oru fair share of the lows.
- jimeejohnson - Mar 12, 2014 at 11:24 AM
I'll meet you. What's your address and phone number?
- rabbi187 - Mar 12, 2014 at 9:02 AM
Dwight wanted to sign Phil Jackson, amnesty, Kobe, and sign in LA. Seems like a better plan than whatever the Lakers are doing now…
- kevid26 - Mar 12, 2014 at 9:15 AM
Shaqtin a fool
- bougin89 - Mar 12, 2014 at 9:21 AM
They have off court chemistry but Dwight and Omer are still working on their on court chemistry.
- sportsfan18 - Mar 12, 2014 at 9:56 AM
That was a crappy pass too. Slow, low and away.
- billtetley53 - Mar 12, 2014 at 2:28 PM
jim, my beef isn't with you, its with the former lakerluver(kb2408).
He's never going to agree to anything. He's been chicken****t from day one, and he always will be.
Why would you defend a dope of his caliber?
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I found this forum like many others have by searching for a reasonably priced way to get a title for one of my old bikes.
I have a 1975 Harley SX175 that I bought on eBay over 10 years ago and just never got around to making the paperwork right so I can ride it on the street.
I read all 21 pages of this thread so I would have a good understanding of what needed to be done. I started with the bill of sale form from Vt DMV's website. Next I filled out the registration form and valued the bike at $700 for a total of $86 ($44 for reg and $42 for the tax).
I sent the 2 forms and the check out last Weds night (06-12) so it started it's USPS journey first thing Thurs morning.
I can hardly wait to get this thing on the street! She's a 5 speed and in all the time I've had it I've never rode it in a place where I could get it out of second!
Starting yesterday afternoon I have been constantly checking my bank account online to see if they cashed the check. Not yet. I'll keep you all posted.
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Yahoooo!!! Vermont DMV cashed the check today!!! Seven business days from the time it was mailed (from Bethlehem PA) until they cashed it.
Hopefully I'll have my beautiful green license plate by Tuesday or Wednesday!
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