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Reno HotelsReno is a large, electrifying, and neon-washed city set in the golden state of Nevada, near to the shimmering waters of Lake Tahoe and bordered by the rolling Sierra Nevada Mountains. Reno boasts a flashy, energetic nightlife full of ritzy bars, bouncing clubs, and indulgent casinos. But Reno's not all about lavish entertainment - the city is home to plenty of inspirational museums, stellar galleries, and performing arts centers. Outdoor enthusiasts will also go wild for the nearby parks. Things to seeArriving in Reno, the first thing you notice is its glitzy glistening hotels and kingly resorts - but bubbling beneath that surface the city boasts plenty of cultural depth. Visit the Nevada Museum of Art, a contemporary thematic museum based in a modern smooth-curved building. See inspirational photography and surreal paintings that focus on the thoughtful theme of altered landscapes. After, head to the National Automobile Museum, a weird and wonderful collection of over 220 old-world automobiles ranging from clunky gold-colored machines to sleek 50s sports cars. In the afternoon, nature-lovers should explore one of Reno's adjacent green-washed parks. For an easy-going hike through raw and rocky desert-land, head to Huffaker Park. Serious outdoorsy types, meanwhile, should make a trip to the lush eden-like Lake Tahoe State Park. In the evenings, either try your luck at the tempting Atlantis Casino, or catch a show at the Pioneer Center for Performing Arts. Hotels in RenoReno's hotel scene ranges from inexpensive comfort to heavenly luxury. Those after cheap accommodation should stay in one of the 2-star budget hotels in Reno, where you'll benefit from free WiFi and convenient in-room kitchenettes - perfect for whipping up a quick meal. The 3-star hotels in Reno offer spacious air-conditioned rooms, in-room bars and restaurants, and glimmering outdoor pools - great for a rejuvenating afternoon dip in the honey-like Reno sun. Reno's 4-star resort hotels, on the other hand, provide paradisal spa treatments, revitalizing health clubs, and - you guessed it - sparkling casinos. Where to stayReno's Downtown area isn't just the nightlife and entertainment core, but it's the center of the city's thriving artistic and cultural scene too. Stay in this area for round-the-clock energy and excitement. During the days, visit museums and galleries, or splurge in the independent boutiques. At night, explore the rich range of eclectic restaurants, and take a spin in the classic casinos. For an area that benefits from easy access to Downtown's activities but offers a quieter setting, stay slightly north near the leafy Nevada University Campus, at the edge of the idyllic Rancho San Rafael Park.How to get to RenoReno is easily reached by air, with the Reno-Tahoe International Airport based just 5 miles from Downtown. The airport serves mostly domestic flights, from cities like Las Vegas, Chicago, and Phoenix. If you're flying from overseas, Las Vegas' McCarran International Airport serves many top destinations around the globe, and the connecting direct flight to Reno-Tahoe takes just 1 hour and 15 minutes. To get Downtown from the airport, either rent a car onsite, take a cab, or hop on the regular RTC bus. Once there, the RTC bus network can get you around the key areas, and the city's plentiful taxis are efficient and comfortable.
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MOOERS In March, the North Countryman ran the first article in a series celebrating the contributions of selected individuals who have had a significant impact on the Mooers community. This time the focus is on residents who all have ties to the Mooers Fire Department. Leonard Rascoe Leonard Rascoe, 87, was born in the Adirondacks in a town called Onchiota. One of six children born to Moses and Edith Rascoe, he attended elementary and high school in Saranac Lake. Asked what activities he took part in there, he said, I dont know what it would be except chasing girls. I didnt do any sports in high school. My mother wouldnt let me play football. Id get hurt. While attending Oswego State University, he studied industrial arts, played soccer, and was a member of several fraternities, including Psi Phi Gamma. He and his wife, Violet, now 83, married in 1944 and have five children. They moved from Saranac Lake to Mooers in 1947 when Leonard accepted a teaching position at Mooers High School. He was a shop teacher there for 27 years, spending the last 10 years of his teaching career at Northeastern Clinton Central School. He also volunteered for the special education class. He retired in 1984. I like kids, he said. Ive never met a bad one yet. Theyll get so theyll tax your patience but as far as being vindictive or intentionally doing things mean, I havent found any. Charles and Eva Drown Charles Drown, 87, was born in Mooers Forks to Leonard and Fannie Drown. He was the only boy in a family of six children. He was 9 years old when his mother died. His father re-married, adding two step-brothers to the family, and the couple had two boys as well. He attended Fernwood School in Cannons Corners before switching to Ellenburg at 15. He went to school there for one day. I came home and said thats not for me and Im not going back, Charles said. I grabbed my axe, went to the woods and been there ever since. He met Eva Nephew at a birthday party. We were only four miles apart and we never knew each other until just before we were married, Eva said. They celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary in February. Eva, 83, was born in Mooers Forks to Albert and Emma Nephew. Thirteen of her 16 siblings lived to adulthood. Like Charles, she attended country school at Cannons Corners. She completed two grades each year until, at the age of 11, she started Mooers High School. When I started school at 7 years old, I couldnt speak a word of English and my teacher couldnt speak a word of French, she said. But because we were all in one big classroom, I learned from my older brothers and sisters. She left school at 15 when she met and married Charles. The couple moved to Canaan Hill in Ellenburg where they farmed until 1963. They then moved to the Fee Farm in Mooers. I would have liked to have been a school teacher, Eva said. But once I got married, I never thought of it again. I had the children and I was helping Charles milk cows by hand, and picking stones, helping out on the farm. The Drowns had three children. Farming is a good life because youre a family together, Eva said. When Stephen was just a baby, Id put him back of the cows on some hay in the wheel barrow and Id go out and milk the cows. We worked hard. We didnt have machinery very much. They retired in 1976, turning the farm over to their son Leonard Drown. To celebrate, they took a three-month trip to Alaska. Shortly after returning home, they headed for Florida, spending the first of 31 winters (and counting) there. Memories Leonard Rascoe grew up loving the outdoors. Any spare time I had I got the fish pole or the rifle and went hunting and fishing, he said. Wed get a canoe and wed go out on the water, Violet added. One of the fondest memories the Drowns have of living in Mooers is joining the Wesleyan Church in 1958. Those of former pastors and friends now passed on and welcoming new faces into the church family. Whenever you need anything theyre there for you, Eva said. Many of those congregants are French-speaking Canadians. Because I speak French and Im the only one in the church that did, they got acquainted with me and I kind of drew them into the fellowship, Eva said. The Drowns also remember fondly their neighbors, Kenneth and Rachel Fee. They helped Charles keep track of transactions and taught Eva how to keep the books. In return, Eva would cut Rachels hair and take her places since Rachel didnt drive. Fun for the Drowns was work. Thats what people did then, Eva said. You didnt travel way off to Florida or California or Alaska. But they did take a break now and then to visit Reverend Ray Morgan, former pastor of the Canaan Hill church, and his wife, after they moved on to Long Lake. They were wonderful friends, Eva said. Wed take the kids there, wed stay on the lake, take picnic lunches and stay in a tent. Memories of times of crisis are vivid as well. During the Depression Leonards father was a carpenter. He seemed to find work no matter where he went, he said. And, of course, when I got old enough to help, that was my job, too. Every day, every hour that I wasnt going to school or doing something more important, I worked with him. We shared a lot, Violet added. She also remembers the day Pearl Harbor was bombed. She was 17 years old, sitting on the floor listening to the radio as her mother hosted at family get-together. So then the party broke up. They listened to it and that was the end of it, Violet said. That was a sad day. I remember that like today. For the Drowns, Christmas still brings back memories of their 1948 house fire in which they lost just about everything. They stayed with one of Charles sisters at first, and he rode back and forth to the barn from there in -40 degree weather to milk the cows. Soon, Charles father helped move and remodel an old grainery for the family to live in until spring came and their house could be rebuilt. Were just thankful we came out of it alive and that were living comfortably now, Eva said. But when our son Leonard lost his home during the ice storm, we relived that all over again. You have to buckle up your belt and go ahead, Charles added. The Rascoes have similar memories now on their wedding anniversarySeptember 11. On that day in 2001, they hadnt heard the news yet when their oldest son came running in the house. It just died out, Violet said. We didnt feel like doing anything the rest of the day. Even now it bothers me. Every September 11 you cant forget, they wont let you. And I dont think we should forget it. So we just go along. The Drowns suffered a devastating loss a couple years later. Their daughter, Judy passed away due to illness at the age of 55. Losing our home and everything was bad, but losing your own daughter, Eva said. I still hurt down deep and you cant get over that, but you cant live in that. Im just thankful we had her that long. These events changed lives, and Mooers has changed as well. Store fronts switched hands, the train stopped coming through, businesses left. It seems as though every year we come back from Florida its a whole new group of people, Eva said. Theyre coming and going all the time. When we came here there was just a little tar road down the middle of the road, Violet added. It was muddy all the way to the sidewalk, and we had to hop, skip and jump to get across the street. Civic Involvement The Rascoes and the Drowns have all been involved with the Mooers Fire Department, Leonard Rascoe being one of its pioneers. Leonard started with the fire department in 1948, helping to build it. He came home from school one day and then after dinner that night Floyd Dragoon asked if he wanted to help build a fire truck, Violet said. We bought an old chassistwo of them, really, a Chevrolet and a GMCand made a hose truck out of one and a pumper out of the other one, Leonard added. They were really proud of it, said Violet, a charter member of the Auxiliary. None of the other towns around had fire trucks. It was an improvement over what they previously usedone panel truck with a motor and a bunch of hose. Over the years Leonard has held several positions within the department, including Fire Chief in 1952 and 1957, Assistant Fire Chief in 1950 and 1951, Chief of the Fire Police, and served on various committees. He retired from the department in 1963. Even though he jokes that the work interfered with his fishing now and then, he enjoyed the work. He is the last surviving charter member and was honored at the Christmas banquet last year. He finally was recognized for what he did for the department, fellow fireman Ken Hawksby said. He did quite a bit of extra work. The Drowns involvement in the fire department includes helping prepare the food for the firemens Labor Day celebration each year, then on the day, they help with serving and clean up. They also support the Mooers Wesleyan Church. Ive been here for 9 years and next to Paul and Elizabeth Vogan, they are the patriarchs of the church, said Pastor John Gillette. Theyre just wonderful leaders and inspiration. A family of stability which speaks to all of us. Im so thankful to have them part of our church. They also are involved in Mooers Camp, helping to open and close it every year. Both the Drowns and the Rascoes encourage others to be civic-minded. If youve got the know-how and the skills, you ought to share them, as far as Im concerned, Leonard said. No matter how little you think they are, theyre good for some people. And some people are looking for them. Eva added, Theres always time to do something good for other people. Your time is increased if you do for others. The Present Both the Drowns and the Rascoes still live in Mooers. Leonard enjoys woodworking. He makes birdhouses, tables, rocking horses and other items. Eva enjoys canning, reading, gardening, shuffleboard, and going to garage sales. Former members of the Golf View Club and Blue Mountain Club, both she and Charles go hunting, although he isnt as enthusiastic about it as she is. Im going to be there this fall, Eva declared. Despite hip surgeries, she still climbs tree stands, one rung at a time. Where theres a will, theres a way. She has a 10 point buck mounted on the porch at home, which her sons try every year to outdo, but they havent yet. She hunts on the family farm with a Winchester 32 and hauls the deer home behind her Honda 3-wheeler. She guts her own deer, too. I have to do my own cleaning out, she said. They say its your deer, you do it. Pastor Gillette admires Charles work ethic. I just saw him out at a wood pile chopping, splitting wood, and hes got his lawn all raked out already, he said. What an example of a work ethic we all need to emulate.
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Clint Trickett will get his first start as a Mountaineer on Saturday, filling in for the injured Ford Childress against No. 11 Oklahoma State on Saturday.
Dana Holgorsen broke the news Thursday night on his radio show, confirming that Childress has been unable to practice this week due to a torn pectoral muscle. Trickett, an offseason transfer from Florida State, will be the third starting quarterback for West Virginia (2-2) in the 2013.
Trickett was in a three-player battle to replace EJ Manuel when he opted to take his talents to Morgantown -- where his father, Florida State offensive line coach Rick Trickett, began his coaching career with the Mountaineers. Arguably his finest moment as a Seminole came in a 336-yard, three-touchdown performance against Clemson in 2011 when Manuel was injured.
Paul Millard started the first two games for the Mountaineers but was replaced after the loss to Oklahoma. According to Holgorsen, Millard and Trickett split practice reps throughout the week. It is possible, then, that Millard could see game action again if Trickett struggles against the Cowboys.
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I work with a good bunch of people, but sometimes I get the feeling they're a little, well, out of touch.
Last Monday a few of us were standing around the coffee pot chitchatting about how we had spent our respective weekends.
"I went to my daughter's soccer game Saturday," said one person.
"My wife and I went out to dinner Friday night," said another.
Believe it or not, we reporters are asked from time to time if we are ever going to write a book. I personally take such inquiries as compliments — unless of course they come from a friend or wisecracking family member who adds, "You might as well write a book, you're already doing a great job with fiction right now."
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"I'm bored."
So goes the refrain of schoolchildren everywhere as summer vacation drags on. Hearing it from my 12-year-old in recent weeks, I realized I hadn't said those words in years. When did I stop being bored?
When I grew up, I guess.
Each morning I take pen to paper and jot down a brief but action-packed piece of pure fantasy. This isn't a writing exercise; it's my daily to-do list.
Once again Addison County Fair and Field Days is here and once again I did not win the Leona Thompson Bowl.
The Leona Thompson Bowl is, as everyone knows, the holy grail of Field Days awards, bestowed each year to an individual who proves herself to be an all-around ringer in pretty much every craft and foods category at the fair.
They say you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone. I learned that the hard way this morning when I visited a popular online retailer and found out it had discontinued my favorite jeans. If your windows were open around 7:30, you may have heard my cries of anguish.
When I say "favorite" jeans, I don't mean I actually loved them. I mean that, among the myriad brands I've tried, these were the least unflattering to my figure. That is, sadly, the closest most women ever get to the ideal pair of jeans.
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When my friend Jenn called me the other day with this question, it wasn't merely academic.
Jenn recently became a beekeeper. Over the course of just a few weeks she already had come to think of her thousands of honeybees as little buzzing friends. Watching their goings (sans pollen) and comings (fully pollen-loaded) was giving her hours of pleasure.
"I'd like a cake shaped like a giant margarita."
So declared my stepson's girlfriend last month. For her 21st birthday, she wanted a 3-D cake shaped like a margarita glass a couple of feet tall.
Kids these days.
Last weekend, our 17-year-old nephew stopped by to check out what my husband, Mark, and I were doing in the garden. (Apparently he's never seen anyone planting potatoes with a post-hole digger, a method we picked up from The New York Times bestseller "Concrete Cornucopia: How to Grow Vegetables in Rock Hard Clay.")
But the boy never got to the garden because on his way across the lawn, he suddenly yelled, "Snake!" and leaped backward, jumping right out of his shoes. Literally.
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Echocardiogram (Cardiac Ultrasound)
Explanation of the Test
This test is designed to give your doctor more information about the working of your heart.
A transducer, a microphone-like device, is placed against your chest that sends out high frequency sound waves (ultrasound). These sound waves bounce off heart structures and are received by the transducer. The sound waves, which cannot be heard, are used to form a picture of your heart as it beats that is then displayed on a TV monitor and recorded on videotape as well as paper to create a permanent record. The only discomfort you may feel is the bulk of the transducer being held against your chest since the sound waves themselves are not felt.
The Doppler study uses the same transducer to examine the flow of blood through the heart and obtain more information regarding valve function. During part of the study, you will hear noises that represent blood flow but are not the actual sounds made by the heart.
There is no special preparation necessary for this test.
General Information
- The test takes about one hour.
- You should continue to take your regular medications, unless told to do otherwise by your physician for another test.
- There is no radiation (x-ray) involved with this test.
- Any further questions about how the test is done should be asked of the technician when you arrive for the test or you can call the Heart Station at 773-665-3187.
- Your doctor will receive the results after the test is interpreted by the cardiologist, usually within 48 hours.
- If you are unable to keep your appointment or will be late, please call the Heart Station at 773-665-3187 as far in advance as possible.


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