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1 small
onion, diced
1/2 cup
diced green pepper
1 (15 ounce) can
tomato sauce
1 (14.5 ounce) can
diced tomatoes
1 1/2 cups
2 tablespoons
Worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon
chili powder
1 teaspoon
Italian seasoning
1 cup
elbow macaroni
1 cup
grated Cheddar cheese
Green onions
Comfort food night (or broke as heck and using what we've got in the freezer/fridge/cupboards). I used red pepper instead of green and added some fresh minced garlic when I sauteed the vegetables. To make it more tomato-ey, I used one can of V-8 tomato juice instead of water and I added an additional teaspoon of italian seasoning as well as fresh ground pepper. I made no other changes. The boys really liked this. My husband made a comment that this was a lot like Hamburger Helper but much better. NO leftovers--the boys ate it ALL.
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This was delicious, and so easy to make! I made a few changes that me and my family loved! I used extra lean ground pork instead of sausage role, while it was cooking I added a few pinches of Italian seasoning, just to give it a bit more flavor! Also added a cup of shedded cheese to the almost cooked dish and let it melt!
Made this last week and my husband loved it! I added a bit more macaroni than the recipe called for because I needed more servings. It was so good!
Very good. I made it as written, tasted, then made my adjustments: an additional tablespoon chili powder, 1 tsp salt, 1 tsp garlic powder, 1 tsp oregano, and a can of drained and rinsed black beans. Used Rotel with green chilies, because that's what I had. Thanks!
i love this recipe, i make it once or twice a month. its very easy. i accomodate my families likes by not adding the green pepper or tomatos. instead I add more macaroni noodles and black beans. a bit more seasoning as well. its delicious.
Very Good. Tasty, quick, easy and the whole family enjoyed it. No Bob Evans sausage but any old pork sausage worked just the same. Otherwise, followed the recipe to the letter.
Quick and easy meal that the family loves! I substitute ground turkey and whole wheat macaroni. I also add a tablespoon of ground cumin to give it a smoky flavor.
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Lebanese Pizza
15 Jan 2011
|6 Ounce (1 Cup / 185 Gram, Cracked Wheat)
|1 , chopped
|1 Clove (5 gm), crushed
|Lean minced lamb
|1 Pound (500 Gram)
|Chopped fresh mint
|1 Tablespoon
|Dried mixed herbs
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chili powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|For tomato and hummus topping
|7 Ounce (3/4 Cup / 220 Gram)
|2 , sliced
|Spinach leaves
|8 , blanched and chopped
|Pine nuts
|3 Tablespoon
|Grated low fat cheddar cheese
|4 Tablespoon
1. Place burghul (cracked wheat) in a bowl. Pour over 2 cups / 500 ml/16 fl oz hot water and soak for 10-15 minutes. Drain burghul (cracked wheat) and set aside.
2. Place onion and garlic in a nonstick frying pan over a medium heat and cook, stirring, for 3 minutes or until onion is soft. Add onion mixture, lamb, mint, mixed herbs, chilli powder and lemon juice to burghul (cracked wheat) and mix to combine.
3. Press meat mixture into a 30 cm/12 in pizza tray and bake for 20 minutes or until base is firm. Drain off any juices.
4. To make topping, spread meat base with hummus then top with tomato slices and spinach. Sprinkle with pine nuts and cheese and cook under a preheated hot grill for 3-4 minutes or until cheese melts.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish
Preparation Time:15 Minutes
Cook Time:15 Minutes
Ready In:30 Minutes
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For example: I worked in a print shop for 2 years. Learned a LOT of stuff that school didn't even attempt to teach me. One month after quitting, I started my own company, now, with no overhead (working out of my home) I am undercutting ALL the printers prices. AND I know how to price any job that comes my way. It's amazing what you can learn.
one tip, do as much as you can inhouse. get a wide format printer (at least 13x19)! check on ebay and you find some good prices, but en mas stuff i don't know about.
I suggest you register as a business... then you can deal with the Trade companies.
Get the prices dirt cheap! That's what I do!
My only problem, is I can't beat the prices of smaller quantities. But in the long run, my prices for 1000 beat the print shops prices for 500. If you catch my drift!
About printing, I totally agree with Kink. I worked at a printer for a year, and at a sign shop for about six months. Before that I was mostly web and freelance. The thing is that most places expect a designer to do both well, and they're very different animals, web and print...certainly more than the difference of RGB and CMYK. With that said, once you're doing prepress for a while, an awesome, yet totally thankless job, it's time to think about striking out on your own, or moving to corporate marketing support or an ad agency or something; perhaps cultivating some new skills in graphic arts. For my part, I've found that working in service made me a hundred times more knowledable than I was, and working with printers, I get great results. At the same time, I'm glad that I ate, and slept printing for almost two years, because now I do a ton of web, and the days of WYSIWYG web design are gone. Coding ascii text with html, CSS, actionscript, PHP, etc... is in. Some days I'm glad that I look up from text editor to prep a print job...
As much as I'd love to work at one of these places, it's definitely not plausible right now. Can anyone offer any advice other than working at one of these mysterious places to learn how it all works? I don't mean to sound like an ignorant bastard or anything but I'm not the kind of guy who says "I'm gonna go work at X place,". That was the entire point of me getting into freelance so I didn't have to work a ball and chain job, no matter how cool or not it may be.


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text: Oregon Swarm Of Earthquakes At Oregon-Nevada Border Being Monitored By Scientists By Desmond O'Boyle • Nov 11, 2014 International Business Times Geologists have been following a sequence of recurring earthquakes since mid-July in Southeastern Oregon and Northwestern Nevada. The activity increased significantly early last week. Republican Challanger Dr. Monica Wehby Visits Campaign Rally In Eugene By Desmond O'Boyle • Sep 5, 2014 Desmond O'Boyle The Republican nominee for Oregon's U.S. Senate seat, Doctor Monica Wehby, stopped by a campaign kick-starter rally Friday. About 25 supporters applauded as the challenger arrived in a small office near downtown Eugene. Wehby is running against incumbent Democrat Jeff Merkley. Wehby's campaign is focusing their strategy on the State's failed Cover Oregon health exchange. Wehby says the biggest problem with the health exchange was it was overreaching. She favors a free market "patient-centered" approach that includes more collaboration with doctors. Oregon Hosting International Buyers By Desmond O'Boyle • Aug 9, 2014 oregon.gov The Oregon Department of Agriculture is hosting international buyers this summer and fall. Visitors from Japan, China, and the Middle East are looking at export products like berries, nursery stock, and specialty or gourmet foods. International Trade Manager Theresa Yoshioka says hosting potential buyers is part of a two-pronged approach at marketing in Oregon. The Oso Mudslides: Lessons For Oregon By Desmond O'Boyle • Jul 14, 2014 Meeting Date: July 11, 2014 Air Date: July 14, 2014 Landslides are intrinsic to the geology of the Pacific Northwest. Many natural features of this region resulted from slides triggered by weather or seismic activity. Less than 4 months ago, about 350 miles from Eugene, a massive landslide was hard to miss. 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Oregon Softball Sweeps Civil War Series In Corvallis By Jes Burns • Apr 14, 2014 Eric Evans/GoDucks.com The #1 ranked Oregon Ducks softball team completed their Civil War series with Oregon State Monday with a sweep. In the final game in Corvallis, the Ducks crushed the Beavers 18-0, after winning games on Saturday and Sunday. Over the course of the three-game series, Oregon outscored OSU 38 to 7. The Ducks should stay at #1 in this week's national rankings. OR Prisoners Will Soon Have A Way To Fight Wrongful Convictions By Karen Richards • Apr 8, 2014 Oregon Innocence Project Until now, Oregon was the only state in the country without a program dedicated to investigating claims of wrongful conviction. The "Oregon Innocence Project" aims to provide a way to help. Before the late 1990's, the idea someone could serve time for a crime they didn't commit was unusual. As DNA evidence became admissible, challenges to wrongful convictions grew. 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GLEN ROSE, Texas — Three Poteau High School golfers made the top five in their respective division in this past weekend's Cleburne Spring Classic, which ended its two-day event Saturday at Squaw Valley Golf Course.
Poteau's Hannah Ward, the two-time defending Class 4A state champion and future Arkansas-Little Rock Lady Trojan, finished second in the event with a 152 after she shot a 75 in Saturday's final round.
Poteau's Cody Shore was third-place medalist and teammate Connor Wheat was eighth in the boys division. Shore, who shot a 69 on Saturday, finished the two-day event with a 143.
It was a rough weekend of baseball for the Carl Albert State College Vikings as they lost three one-run games.
After being swept by identical scores of 5-4 Saturday afternoon against Rose State College in Midwest City, the Vikings lost a 4-3 nine-inning contest to NJCAA Division I's top-ranked Connors State College Cowboys on Sunday afternoon at Ival Goodman Field.
The Vikings will return to action Tuesday night in a single, nine-inning game against archrival Eastern Oklahoma State College at 6 p.m. in Wilburton.
CAMERON — The Cameron Yellowjackets baseball team went 2-2 in last week's Cameron Spring Break Festival, getting wins to open and end the three-day event.
The Yellowjackets ended the event with an 8-6 win over Oktaha on Friday after opening on Wednesday night with a 6-5 victory over Charleston, Ark.
The 'Jackets suffered losses on Thursday to Seminole (12-1) and Stilwell (10-1).
Nina B. Smith, 86, of Poteau died Saturday, March 22, 2014, in Poteau. Nina was born Jan. 2, 1928, in Pine Valley to Linn and Bertha (Davis) Adkins. She was a waitress. Nina was a resident of Poteau for more than 50 years. She was preceded in death by her husband, J.T. Smith; daughter, Judy Kay Brooks; sisters, Helen Gower and Addie Green.
John James Giampietro, 89, of Spiro died Friday, March 21, 2014.
Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 25, in the U.S. National Cemetery at Fort Smithy, Ark., under the direction
Doris J. Moore, 81, of Poteau died March 19, 2014, in Poteau.
Private services will be held at a later date under the direction of Grace Manor Funeral Home.
Selbert Norbury, 84, of Talihina died Saturday, March 22, 2014, at home.
Services will be held at 2 p.m.Tuesday, March 25, at the First Baptist Church with Brother Mark Cook officiating. Burial will be in New Talihina Cemetery under the direction of Burkhart Funeral Service, Talihina.
Fred Junior Stafford of Heavener died Wednesday, March 19, 2014, in Heavener.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 26, at Cedar Creek Baptist Church. Burial will be in Weeks Cemetery under the direction of Dowden-Roberts Funeral Home..
Glenn H. Dollar, 81, of Cameron died Sunday March 23, 2014, in Cameron. Glenn was born July 24, 1932, in Konawa to Ambrose and Margaret (Howard) Dollar. He was an electrician. Glenn was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, James Dollar; sisters, Velma Beaver and Margie New.
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"The League could not operate without the match officials that referee our games week in, week out." ADSFC
Dates for your diary and information
2015/16 season: Our monthly meetings are held at Sandyacres Sports and Social Centre. Please note that our meetings are always on the 4th Monday of the month, start time 7.30pm. (except bank holidays) from September to May each season (excluding only December)
> Future Events
The 2015/16 Saturday League Season starts on 12th September
Branch Meeting: Monday 28th September 2015
Branch Meeting: Monday 26th October 2015
Dinner / Dance: Saturday 14th November 2015
2015 AGM News - Chairman's report
Our Chairman, Geoff Stanborough (re-elected) reports on the 2014 / 15 season. click here to read report.
2015 AGM News - Branch Secretary
After 3 years as Branch Secretary Barry Sheather has decided to step down. Bo Wang takes over the role.
2015 AGM News - Tom Wells Award
Congratulations to Richard Wincott who receives the Tom Wells Award voted for by fellow Ashford Referees. The award recognises Richard contribution to the Ashford Referee's Branch over the past year (2014 / 15). Award presented by J Fenning
2015 AGM News - Ted Hall Memorial Shield
Congratulations to Rick Howlett who receives the Ted Hall Memorial Shield. The Shield is awarded to the top level 7 Referee in the Ashford Branch with the highest average mark in both the Ashford Saturday and Sunday League for the 2014 / 15 season. The award was presented by J Fenning.
Find us
Sandyacres Sports & Social Centre
Sandyhurst Lane,
Kent TN25 4NT
Referee Profile - Steve Brown
Qualified as a referee at level 7 in 2007.
Promoted to Level 6 in 2009 and then made the double jump to Level 4 in 2010.
Promoted to Level 3 at the end of the 2013-14 season Last season.
Steve was fortunate to get the middle of the Kent Senior Trophy Final (Ashford v Beckenham) as well as Assistant Referee appointment in the Southern League Cup Final (St Neots Town v Tiverton Town) and the Premier League u21 Division 2 play-off final between QPR v Crewe.
Steve says…… "I'm now looking forward to the new challenges in the 2014/15 campaign!"
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The FA Whole Game System
To log on to the FA's Whole Game System click here
Saturday and Sunday 2014/15 league appointments
For current appointments:-
Ashford Saturday League Appointments
Ashford Sunday League Appointments
Weald of Kent Charity Cup
For the Weald of Kent Charity Cup fixtures and information click here
SWEARING – Let's Tackle It'
Ashford Referees Association supports the Kent FA Youth Council's 'SWEARING – Let's Tackle It' campaign. watch video
Tales from the middle
A light hearted look at Referee's own experiences, personal recollections and their endeavours to referee games.
We have withheld personal details to save any possible embarrassment !
read more
Annual Dinner / Cabaret. Saturday 15th November 2014
Our Annual Dinner / Cabaret took place on Saturday 15th November 2014. A 3 course meal and live entertainment ensured a very enjoyable evening. For a full report click here
November 2014, Associated Football and the Armed Forces by Ivor Groves
Ivor Groves, Ashford and Weald Branch member reflects on football, the Armed Forces and the conflicts of war. read more
KRA Long Service Awards, Mon 27th Oct 14
KRA Ten and Twenty Five year membership awards. For a full report including photo's click here
AGM Awards, May 14
Two Ashford referees receive awards. Rick Howlett receives the Tom Wells Award who has contributed the most amount of work and effort to the branch during the past 12 months and Kevin Lee receives the Ted Hall Memorial Shield which is awarded to the Top Level 7 referee in the Ashford Branch with the highest average mark in the local leagues. Awards presented by Ashford President, John Fernning. (click on picture)
Branch Dinner / Cabaret, Sat 16th Nov 13
Tickets sold out, appropriate attire worn and raffle money at the ready an enjoyable evening clearly was in the making.
For a full report:
click here
Branch Presentation Evening, Mon 9th Sept 13
A very enjoyable social evening concluding with 7 presentations including 5 LMSA
Awards Presentations.
For a full report:
click here
Referees' Association Shop - 20% Discount
Need supplies, clothing or perhaps just considering replacing that worn out piece of equipment ? Visit the Referee's Association website and receive up to 20% discount. (Additional discounts are available for Ashford members when ordered through Geoff Stanborough).
For more information visit: www.rashop.co.uk
News, events and reminders
NEWS> All the latest news
REMINDERS> Reminder and Alerts
EVENTS> Forthcoming events
NRBI> Not Refereeing but interesting
We welcome news, editorials and referee profiles, please submit your article to: email@example.com
Articles posted>
151> Posted June 15: <NEWS> ADSFL
Ashford and District Saturday Football League referee of the year 2014-15. Rick Howlett
150> Posted May 15: <NEWS> WEALD OF KENT CHARITY CUP JUNIOR CUP
The Weald of Kent Junior Final took place at Lindsey Field, the home of Lydd Town Football Club on Monday 25th May 2015 between Faversham Harlequins v Willesborough Athletic. The Weald of Kent committee sincere thanks go to the four Match Officials, Glen Childs, Vince Barnes, Bo Wang and Richard Wincott, all volunteered their time.
149> Posted May 15: <NEWS> WEALD OF KENT CHARITY JUNIOR CUP FINAL, MONDAY 25th MAY 2015 AT THE LINDSEY FIELD, LYDD
Missing football ? - with the closed league season upon us come along Bank Holiday Monday and watch unbeaten Willesborough AFC take on Faversham Harlequins in this Junior Charity Cup. KO 11.30am.
148> Posted May 15: <NEWS> SUNDAY LEAGUE REGISTRATION FORM
The 2015 / 16 Sunday League Registration Form is now available from our documents page
147> Posted May 15: <EVENTS> AGM
A reminder our 2015 AGM will take place on Monday 11th May to be held at Sandyacres from 7pm. Everyone is welcome and we hope you will be able to come along and support our Association.
146> Posted May 15: <NEWS> BRANCH MEETING / REFEREE'S FOOTBALL MATCH
Our final Branch meeting of the current 2014 / 15 season saw an inter-Ashford Referee football match – To read our report click here
145> Posted April 15: <NEWS> POSITION VACANT
Our Branch Secretary will be standing down at our May AGM. If you are interested in fulfilling this important role please contact our Chairman.
144> Posted April 15: <NEWS> LATEST SCORE IN CYPRUS SOCCER: BLOWN-UP CARS 6, REFEREES 0
An interesting article in the New York Times. read article
143> Posted April 15: <NEWS> WEALD OF KENT CHARITY CUP SENIOR CUP
The Weald of Kent Senior Final took place at Homeslands on Friday 3rd Apr 15 and was a very enjoyable occasion. Special thanks goes to the four Ashford match day officials, all volunteered their time, Vince Barnes, Darren Whipps, Ben Conlon and Dave Olsen.
142> Posted April 15: <NEWS> WEALD OF KENT CHARITY SENIOR CUP FINAL, FRIDAY 3rd APRIL 2015 AT HOMELANDS.
BORDEN VILLAGE FC v APM CONTRAST RES FC
Kick Off time : 11.00am
Doors open : 9.30am
Entry/Programme fee: £4 (children under 11 free)
Special thanks to our Ashford match day Officials who have kindly agreed to give their time:-
Referee: Vince Barnes
Assistants: Darren Whipps, Ben Conlon
4th Official: Dave Olsen
The Homelands cafe in the main stand will be open serving cold/hot food and drinks. Charity Donation cheques will be presented to the two nominated charities before kick off – The Kent Air Ambulance Trust and Pilgrims Hospice. The trophies and medals will be presented by Andrew Gidley, the Sports Editor of the KM Newspaper group.
141> Posted March 15: <NEWS> UNUSUAL DECISION
In the game between Kalamata and Ahaiki, the referee awarded a penalty to Kalamanta for foul in the box - what do you think ? click picture to watch video
140> Posted March 15: <NEWS> TALES FROM THE MIDDLE - ADDED
I don't think my wife understands football - I recently received notification I had been appointed to a Cup Final.......my wife actually looked interested read more
139> Posted March 15: <NEWS> DID YOU KNOW ?
From the 16 Referee's Associations in Kent the Ashford & Weald Referee's Association has the third largest membership.
138> Posted March 15: <EVENTS> AGM
Our AGM has been confirmed for Monday 11th May 2015 to be held at Sandyacres from 7pm
137> Posted February 15: <NEWS> WEALD OF KENT CHARITY CUP
Latest results now updated click here
136> Posted February 15: <NEWS> TALES FROM THE MIDDLE - ADDED
Was it a Miracle ? - The Defender continued to howl clearly from the copious numbers of fractures to his right leg - Was I about to witness a Miracle ? read more
135> Posted January 15: <NEWS> POWERCHAIR MATCH OFFICIAL
Train to become a Powerchair Football Match Official. The WFA Match Official training is a 2 day course (Sat 14th Feb and Sun 15th Feb) designed to teach you the Laws of Powerchair Football and learn the skills required to officiate in our sport. On completion of the course, you will initially qualify as a line official and an assessment process is used for you to progress to referee at a regional and national level. (International refereeing requires further training). If you want to discuss any aspect of the course in further detail, please contact: Sam Bull, National Development Manager on firstname.lastname@example.com or 07885 408440.
134> Posted January 15: <NEWS> BRANCH MEETING
Our next Branch meeting is on Monday 26th January 15 at Sandyacres starting from 7.30pm. Our guest speaker for the evening will be level 2B referee Paul Kelly. We look forward to seeing you there.
133> Posted January 15: <NEWS> TALES FROM THE MIDDLE - ADDED
Jelly Babies - Dealing with troublesome players ? Perhaps this could be the answer……..
read more
132> Posted January 15: <NRBI> A WORD TO SPECTATORS
Be as good tempered as you can – Read this amusing little poem offered by MC………(click picture)
131> Posted January 15: <NEWS> MINI TEST
We have updated our mini test page, see if you can correctly answer the questions. click here
130> Posted January 15: <NRBI> TEAM TALK
Team talks are incredibly important and key to motivating players…….. watch video
129> Posted December 14: <NEWS> TALES FROM THE MIDDLE - ADDED
Football is a man's game......or is it ?. some aspects of the ladies humour are radically different to that heard in the men's game.
...... read more
128> Posted December 14: <NRBI> SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN
As I have been a good person this year I asked Santa for a new football field……(click picture)
127> Posted December 14: <NEWS> WEALD OF KENT CHARITY CUP
For all the latest news, results and fixtures click here
126> Posted December 14: <NEWS> TALES FROM THE MIDDLE - ADDED
A Little bit of knowledge can be a dangerous thing. Similar to a working sheep dog I somehow managed to round up the players and with the blow of my whistle got the game underway. ...... read more
125> Posted November 14: <NEWS> NOVEMBER 14 BRANCH MEETING
Monday 24th November 2014. Our special guest speaker for the evening was Tommy Sampson. In 2000 Tommy, as manager of Deal Town guided the club to victory at Wembley in the final of the FA Vase. To read our full report click here
124> Posted November 14: <NEWS> TALES FROM THE MIDDLE - ADDED
We have goal line technology, how long before cameras in the sky inform referees on offside situations. Mike Coventry offers his thoughts for you to munch over (including an Onion Bhajee)...... read more
123> Posted November 14: <EVENTS> ASHFORD & WEALD DINNER & CABARET
Once again it was time to celebrate the forthcoming festive season and another successful year for the Ashford Branch.
click here for a full report.
122> Posted November 14: <NEWS> TALES FROM THE MIDDLE - ADDED
CRACKED!. The driver and his two male passengers got out and grabbed the match ball which got the attention of the players ......
Tales from the Middle feature, read our next instalment...... read more
121> Posted November 14: <NEWS> ASSOCIATED FOOTBALL AND THE ARMED FORCES
Ivor Groves, Ashford and Weald Branch member reflects on football, the Armed Forces and the conflicts of war. read more
120> Posted October 14: <NEWS> WINTER OFFERS FROM SPORTING TOUCH / RA SHOP
For all the latest offers on kit and supplies please click picture or visit www.rashop.co.uk
119> Posted October 14: <NEWS> BRANCH MEETING AND LONG SERVICE AWARDS
Monday 27th October 2014, Branch meeting. A very enjoyable evening including KRA Ten and Twenty Five year membership awards.
For a full report including photo's click here
118> Posted October 14: <NEWS> TALES FROM THE MIDDLE - ADDED
Double - Take. Instantly I was surrounded by players from the Home team telling me that the subject player was the same player as I had Cautioned......
A further update to our Tales from the Middle feature, read more
117> Posted October 14: <NRBI> CHRIS KAMARA - HOW TO BE A TV PRESENTER
Chris Kamara is certainly honest when being asked for his opinion on a Red Card !. Not seen this video before - very funny. watch video
116> Posted October 14: <EVENTS> 10 AND 25 YEAR MEMBERSHIP AWARDS
We are pleased to remind everyone 10 and 25 year membership awards will be presented on Monday 27th October at Sandyacres from 7.30pm. Our special guest speaker is John Roffey who will be recounting some of his 40 year career in Refereeing. This is a very special refereeing and social evening. We hope you will be able to join us and look forward to seeing you.
115> Posted October 14: <NEWS> AMENDED REFEREE REPORT FORM
The updated Saturday ADFL Referee's report form is now available to download from our Documents page.
116> Posted October 14: <NRBI> DID YOU KNOW ?
The KCFA was formed in 1881
The Saturday League started in 1920 and the Sunday League in 1960
Weald of Kent Charity Cup started in 1909
115> Posted September 14: <NEWS> SEPTEMBER 2014 BRANCH MEETING
This was our first Branch meeting of the 2014/15 season which included an update of Law changes. read more
114> Posted September 14: <NEWS> MARKING FOAM
Ben Conlon continues his interesting and personal viewpoint regarding the use of marking foam. read more
113> Posted September 14: <REMINDER> BRANCH MEETING
Our first branch meeting of the 2014/15 season is on Monday 22nd September at Sandyacres starting at 7.30pm. We welcome Nick Dunn to the meeting who is the Kent FA Referees development officer as our guest speaker. Nick will be giving a presentation and discussing some of the law updates including changes regarding assistant referees now not signalling for penalties. click picture for more details.
112> Posted September 14: <NEWS> REFEREE'S NEEDED
Referees are required on Sunday 28th September 2014 for the 2nd Annual Danyl Ponsford Challenge Trophy; a 6 a side tournament of 24 local teams from Ashford to celebrate the 1st anniversary of the death of Danyl Ponsford. If you are able to lend your time then please contact Pete Thomas for more details: firstname.lastname@example.com
111> Posted September 14: <NEWS> MARKING FOAM
Marking foam is a substance applied as a temporary visual marker. Referees use the foam to enforce the rules as to the minimum distance that members of the opposing team must remain from the ball during a free kick. Read Ben Conlon's thought-provoking review. read more
110> Posted August 14: <NRBI> IS IT A PEANUT ???*. BY MIKE COVENTRY
Don't put that flag across your chest !. Mike Coventry's amusing assessment of the (non) important role of the Assistant Referee during the peanut decision making process. (click on picture)
109> Posted August 14: <NEWS> SATURDAY AND SUNDAY LEGAUES
The Ashford & District Saturday and Sunday Football Leagues official 2014 – 2015 handbooks are now available. Please contact the respective league secretary to receive your copy.
108> Posted August 14: <NEWS> FA FUTSAL FUNDING AVAILABLE8
The FA are providing funding support to youth Charter Standard football leagues across the country to help them introduce and embed Futsal provision for their clubs and young players.
107> Posted August 14: <NEWS> ASHFORD BRANCH WELCOMES NEWLEY QUALIFIED REFEREES
On behalf of the Ashford Referees Branch we would like Congratulate newly qualified Referees for passing the referees course and exam. The Ashford Referees Branch can offer additional support and assistance including mentors to help guide you through the initial months of your Refereeing career.
106> Posted August 14: <NRBI> THE IMPORTANCE OF STAYING FIT
Fitness is an important element of a Referee's performance and with the new season just weeks away we thought this picture would help inspire you ! (click picture)
105> Posted July 14: <NRBI> THE SIN OF CELEBRATION
Provocative, derisory or inflammatory gestures!! Mike Coventry considers the underestimated consequences of the goal Celebration. read more
104> Posted July 14: <NRBI> TECHNOLGY v LADY HUMAN - WHO WINS ?
Checking the Ashford Saturday and Sunday league results is all consuming for some people……..click here
103> Posted July 14: <NEWS> UNDER 21's ASSISTANT REFEREE OFFICER
The NRG Kent County Football League requires an Assistant Referee Officer for the 2014-2015 season. Applicants are invited to send a brief CV to Mr John D'Arcy: firstname.lastname@example.com Closing date - Monday 4th August 2014.
103> Posted July 14: <NEWS> NEW REFEREE PROFILE ADDED
Meet level 3 Referee, Steve Brown (see Referee profile opposite)
102> Posted July 14: <NRBI> RANDOM THOUGHTS ON THE 2014 WORLD CUP
Rodriguez may sound a glamorous name – though not in Spain !. Which Referee missed the Suárez bite ? and in which match did a BBC commentator say 'take out Messi and they're very ordinary' ?. Read this entertaining account of the World Cup by former Ashford Assessor, Mike Coventry. click here
101> Posted July 14: <NRBI> FAITH AND BELIEF
Football can at times work in mysterious ways. (click picture)
100> Posted July 14: <NEWS> NEW WEBSITE LAUNCH
The Weald of Kent Charity Cup Competition launch new website. To read all the latest news and team fixtures click here
099> Posted July 14: <NRBI> SEEING RED IS ALL TOO MUCH FOR THIS CHAP
As Referees we use our judgement and professionalism to decide when to show our cards. Unusual response from this player……click here
098> Posted July 14: <NEWS> LAW CHANGES - SEASON 2014/2015
Please read this important information re Law Changes for the 2014/15 season which include FA Guidance on Penalty Kick Signal & Law Changes (Futsal). click here
097> Posted June 14: <NEWS> INTERVIEW WITH HOWARD WEBB
Wednesday 11th June at 11.00am. Radio 4 interviews Premier League Referee Howard Webb.
096> Posted June 14: <REMINDER> SATURDAY / SUNDAY LEAGUE
The 2014-15 Referees' registration forms must be completed and returned to Barry Leaning and Roger Corkhill by 30th June 2014
095> Posted May 14: <NEWS> LYDD TOWN RESERVES TRUIMPH IN WEALD OF KENT JUNIOR CUP FINAL
After two consecutive years as losing finalists Lydd Town reserves finally triumphed in determined fashion with an emphatic 5-0 victory in the Weald of Kent Charity Cup Junior Final on Bank Holiday Monday over a Borden Village Reserves. For a full match report click here
094> Posted May 14: <NEWS> CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
Our Chairman reports on another successful and positive season. For his full report click here
093> Posted May 14: <NEWS> AGM AWARDS
Two Ashford referees receive awards, Rick Howlett and Kevin Lee. Awards presented by Ashford President, John Fenning. (click on picture)
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2009 global research outlays down, but not China
(AP) -- The economic crisis cut corporate research and development spending 1.9 percent worldwide in 2009 but China defied the trend, increasing its research investments by a whopping 40 percent.
(AP) -- The economic crisis cut corporate research and development spending 1.9 percent worldwide in 2009 but China defied the trend, increasing its research investments by a whopping 40 percent.
An electric car drove from Munich in southern Germany to Berlin without recharging its battery on Tuesday, setting what organisers hailed as a new world distance record for an everyday vehicle.
Dozens of carmakers are showing off "green" vehicles at the Beijing Auto Show as they position themselves for a hoped-for alternative-energy boom in the world's biggest auto market.
Two Intel executives today outlined the latest Intel system-on-chip (SoC) products for embedded applications and described new research to allow homes and small businesses to better use and manage energy. The forthcoming ...
(PhysOrg.com) -- California car maker ZAP plans to use the Smart Charger Controller technology developed at the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in its charging stations internationally. ...
Nissan Motor on Thursday said it would start building its zero-emission Leaf electric car at a plant in Britain from 2013, saving more than 2,000 jobs in one of England's most deprived regions.
Touch navigational screens, Internet, communications systems: Automakers are ramping up an array of connectivity gizmos to lure consumers into buying next-generation vehicles.
Think, an electric car maker based in Norway, will assemble its vehicles in the United States next year and hopes to roll out more than 20,000 units a year, the Wall Street Journal said on Tuesday, quoting ...
Electric cars could help China and other countries reduce their dependency on oil but the government must provide incentive to make the shift, Nissan and Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn said Thursday.
Budding US hybrid car maker Fisker Automotive will reopen a shuttered General Motors plant in Delaware to build fuel-efficient, plug-in cars, the White House announced Tuesday.
BMW and Mazda lead the way in cutting auto emissions, well ahead of their rivals in the hunt for cleaner cars as new European Union targets begin to bear green fruit, a report showed Tuesday.
Three Japanese electric car makers teamed up with the country's largest power company Wednesday to study ways to building a grid of battery charging stations for zero-emission vehicles.
German auto maker Volkswagen hopes to turn out its first all-electric car in 2013, VW head Martin Winterkorn said Friday.
AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson has a problem: There are way too many Toyota Prius hybrids sitting on his car lots across America.
Four international bodies on Wednesday called on governments and car makers to halve global vehicle emissions by 2050 as the auto industry insisted it was serious about producing greener vehicles.


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Monterey, Carmel and 17-Mile Drive Day Trip from San Francisco
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Monterey, Carmel and 17-Mile Drive Day Trip from San Francisco. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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What an amazing trip! Our driver was fantastic and very inclusive of everyone on the tour. I would definitely recommend this trip to anyone
Excellent route and a very knowledgeable tour guide, John. Others on the tour were companionable and the day went very well.
Thoroughly enjoyed this tour, lots to do and a very full dsy
Fabulous scenery - driver/tour guide very knowledgable and a good singer! Great day away from the busyness of the city.
Kenneth our driver was fantastic. Provided a running commentary with plenty of humour. Well worth doing.
Yosemite trip was great but the driver put us 8 blocks from our hotel on Powell.
Our wine tour was fantastic on Tuesday! Hotel distance was fine.
The trip to Montery/Carmel was excellent. No problems with the distance from our hotel.
This tour was amazing!
Kenneth the tour guide/driver was the BEST!!! Tour guide we have ever had!!!!! He was so much fun the whole trip, he showed up awesome stops, was patient when we wanted to stop and take pictures etc!! Tour was fabulous as was he!! Thanks Kenneth!!! :)
Was my favorite tour. I loved the scenery and the 17 mile drive. My only disappointment was i didn't get to see the mission in Carmel. Not enough time. I really think you should have a tour just for the people who aren't doing the museum in Monterey. Then the time could be split more evenly between Monterey and Carmel.
Saw everything that was promised. Ken the driver was great. Highly recommend.
It was a beautiful day, and the views were fantastic! 2 hour in Monterey and 1 hour in Carmel was just about right.
It was a long drive, but the drive made stops at interesting places, and he had tons of interesting stories to share, so we were never bored. I highly recommend this trip!
This tour was amazing!
It was an amazing trip. The driver was constantly entertaining us the whole time with jokes, facts etc. Must do activity in San Francisco!
kenneth was our tour guide. He made the trip fun, relaxing, and informative. my daughter and I would have enjoyed more time in Carmel. it was confusing trying to figure out which tour bus we needed to head to. It would've been helpful to have each driver holding up a sign indicating the ticket color
Very enjoyable trip. The coastal drive is beautiful and Carmel and Monterey are both lovely. Would have been nice to have more time in Carmel. The driver was excellent and very entertaining. He also gave us lots of useful information about the area. Definitely worth doing.
great scenic drive!! too bad not enough time in carmel.
This tour was amazing!
Your driver was excellent. Very informative and helpful. Full marks!
This was a quick, but terrific way to see the coast. We very much appreciated the knowledge and hospitality of the guide Kenneth. Extra stops at road-side bakery and fruit stand were enjoyed by all. Pick-up and drop-off at our hotel was flawless. Thank you for a great trip.
This tour was amazing!
The tour was very nice,with a lot of stops to take pictures. The landscapes where beautiful inspite of the cold and bad weather.The guide was very amusing and explained everything with details and jokes. I highly recomend this trip!!!!!
Maria from Uruguay, South América
Excellent trip. Beautiful views. The driver was very nice.
First off, our tour guide Ken G was absolutely fantastic. He made this tour exceptional with his personality and professionalism and his camaraderie with the attendees. Additionally, the tour itself was also great. On time, did not feel rushed, able to take photos and stop wherever we wanted. The only issue I would have, is in the future would want to spend more time in Carmel perhaps going there earlier before Monterary because there is seemingly more to do there and by the time we got there, was a bit tired. Otherwise, great tour and tour guide.
Great day trip. Plenty of stops for pictures along the way. Some of the most breathe taking sights you will ever see. Plenty of time in Carmel to see the sights and eat lunch. Don't know if I would do the aquarium again. Driver was great.
Love it.
Beautiful road ,wonderful places to see.
Nice guide tour. Knows everything about thoses places .
highly recommended that all visitors should have this tour.


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2009 Pac 10 Fearless Predictions
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Stanford (6-3) at USC (7-2),3:30 EST, Saturday, November 14
Why to watch: Stanford returns to the Coliseum, site of its Herculean upset of USC two years ago. Yet, last week's 51-42 defeat of sizzling Oregon probably had more long-term meaning to the program and head coach Jim Harbaugh. The Cardinal, having stunned the Ducks, is now bowl-eligible for the first time since 2001 and has made a rare appearance in the AP Top 25. It's all happening very fast for the resurgent program, which is also just a half-game behind the Ducks in the Pac-10 race. The Trojans regrouped from its lopsided loss to Oregon two weeks ago, but were hardly impressive in escaping Arizona State with a 14-9 victory. Was it a hangover and the Sun Devil defense, or is this team even another rung lower than everyone thinks? Troy will close with three home games, and still has a chance to win 10 games and earn a BCS bowl bid.
Why Stanford might win: RB Toby Gerhart has been a constant for the Cardinal over the last two seasons, but ever since the light went on for rookie QB Andrew Luck, the offense has become unstoppable. The combination of the two, plus the big-play ability of WR Chris Owusu, will cause all kinds of problems for a USC defense that was eminently average in October. Diverse attacks, like the ones from Oregon and Oregon State, gave the Trojans fits in recent weeks. The Stanford defense, on the other hand, is getting a USC offense that's struggling badly and could be without two primary receiving threats, WR Damian Williams and TE Anthony McCoy.
Why USC might win: Location, location, location. While the Trojans are unbeaten at home, the Cardinal has lost 3-of-4 away from The Farm, only beating lowly Wazzu on opening day. A visit from Stanford gives USC a legitimate opportunity to get back on track offensively. The Cardinal is eighth in the league in scoring and total defense, and will play the rest of the year without leading tackler Clinton Snyder. Jeff Byers, Charles Brown, and the rest of the Trojan line will win the battles up front, freeing backs Joe McKnight and Allen Bradford to have huge days on the ground. As good as the Stanford offense has been, this is the most physical defense it'll face all year, locking horns repeatedly with next-level defenders, like DE Everson Griffen, S Taylor Mays, and CB Will Harris.
Who to watch: Has USC rookie QB Matt Barkley hit the wall? Although no one seems too concerned by his recent play, he's thrown just seven touchdowns and six picks over the last five games. The toll of playing a full season at this level could be having an impact on the teenager. The Trojan offense needs more from its hurler, even though his top receiver, Williams, is likely out with a high ankle sprain.
What will happen: The gap between USC and Stanford hasn't been this narrow since Tyrone Willingham was in Palo Alto. It'll show. In a game that can go either way, the Cardinal will not be unnerved by playing in the Coliseum. However, actually knocking off the Trojans in Los Angeles is always tougher than it might seem. They'll win the battles in the trenches, springing McKnight and Bradford for 150 yards and a couple of scores in a win that requires all 60 minutes.
CFN Prediction: USC 28 … Stanford 24 ... Line: USC -10.5
Must See Rating: (The Legend of Jimmy the Greek 5 … 2012 1) … 3.5 -Free Expert Football Predictions
Washington (3-6) at Oregon State (6-3),3:30 EST, Saturday, November 14
Why to watch: Here we go. Oregon State, overlooked and seemingly outmanned before the season began, is once again climbing up the Pac-10 ladder. It's becoming a perennial thing around Corvallis since Mike Riley returned. The Beavers delivered a turning point victory a week ago at Cal, thoroughly outplaying the Bears, 31-14. One of five teams with no more than two conference losses, even a share of the league championship can't be ruled out at this stage. Washington, on the other hand, is headed down the opposite lane on the highway. Since shocking the world with a win over USC on Sept. 19, the Huskies have lost five of the last six to squander all of its early-season equity. Only an unlikely three-game winning streak will bring a bowl invitation that appeared to be within reach two months ago.
Why Washington might win: Throughout the season, Oregon State has been a vulnerable team through the air. The secondary has never fully adapted to a new set of starters from a year ago and the pass rush has been non-existent, getting to the quarterback just 10 times in nine games. It'll be up to Husky QB Jake Locker to take advantage of his surroundings, pitching the ball around to top receivers Devin Aguilar, James Johnson, and Jermaine Kearse. U-Dub won't have any success running the ball on the nation's 15th-ranked run defense, so there's no secret how it'll try to attack the Beavers on Saturday afternoon.
Why Oregon State might win: The Beavers upset Cal last week without getting an inordinate amount of support from its top weapons, RB Jacquizz Rodgers and WR James Rodgers. That should be a warning to future opponents that this is no longer a two-dimensional attack. Now, the Rodgers will remain the focal points, but QB Sean Canfield has taken on a bigger role, getting the ball in the hands of other playmakers, like WR Damola Adeniji and TE Joe Halahuni. A more diverse Oregon State offense is going to be a problem for a Washington defense that's ninth in the Pac-10 in every major category .
Who to watch: The pillars of that stingy Oregon State run D are DT Stephen Paea and LB Keaton Kristick, who do a terrific a job of sealing off running lanes and occupying multiple blockers. Paea possesses an uncommon blend of strength and quickness, which allows him to fight through double-teams and disrupt a play before it can develop. Kristick is a veteran, with the range and instincts to string out plays before they get beyond the second level.
What will happen: Two schools headed in opposite directions will continue on those divergent paths. Oregon State is playing its best football of the season, getting balance on offense and gradual improvement on defense. The Rodgers brothers, combined with the passing of Canfield, will be too much for a Washington team skidding to the finish line.
CFN Prediction: Oregon State 35 … Washington 21 ... Line: Oregon State -12
Must See Rating: (The Legend of Jimmy the Greek 5 … 2012 1) … 3 -Free Expert Football Predictions
UCLA (4-5) at Washington State (1-8),5:00 EST, Saturday, November 14
Why to watch: For the first time in almost two months, UCLA tasted victory, lending a shred of hope that a bowl game might still be in its future after all. The Bruins rallied behind a backup quarterback to slip past Washington in the Rose Bowl, 24-23. In an otherwise disappointing year, a bonus game and 15 additional practices in December would be a welcome springboard into 2010 for Rick Neuheisel and the staff. Washington State returns to Pullman after a hideous three-game road trip that included one-sided losses to Cal, Notre Dame, and Arizona. For the Cougars, the offseason can't come soon enough after very little progress has been made from the 2-11 debacle of a year ago.
Why UCLA might win: The Bruin defense is back to playing well again and poised to dominate a feeble Washington State attack. The Cougars are pulling up the Pac-10 rear in every major category, and could be without starting QB Jeff Tuel. Who is going to contain disruptive DT Brian Price and DE Datone Jones, who's blossoming into a dangerous edge rusher in his second season? Others, like LB Reggie Carter, CB Alterraun Verner, and S Rahim Moore, bring too much speed and athleticism for a Wazzu offense painfully shy of playmakers.
Why Washington State might win: Considering the Cougars' hurdles to putting points up, their best chance for a second win is if the other team stumbles on offense. UCLA is capable of being that team. Unable to generate much of a ground game or keep Kai Forbath from piling up the field goals, the Bruins house the Pac-10's second worst offense. Of 120 teams, they're No. 118 at turning red zone visits into touchdowns. Washington State will look to generate pressure against a weak UCLA offensive line, counting on DE Travis Long and occasionally turning loose linebackers Andy Mattingly and Jason Stripling.
Who to watch: Although UCLA QB Kevin Prince didn't finish last week's game with Washington, he is hoping to play this will week at Martin Stadium. That's a good thing for the Bruins since he's begun to approach expectations in the second half of his first full season as the starter. Over the last two games, the redshirt freshman has thrown three touchdown passes to one pick and has been more consistent with his reads and throws.
What will happen: With a chance to get back to .500, UCLA will play with a sense of purpose and far more motivation than its host. The Bruins, like everyone else on the schedule, will dominate the Washington State offense, preventing any chance for the upset. While the offense won't explode, it'll have its best performance in weeks behind Prince and the backfield by committee.
CFN Prediction: UCLA 31 … Washington State 13 ... Line: UCLA -18.5
Must See Rating: (The Legend of Jimmy the Greek 5 … 2012 1) … 2 -Free Expert Football Predictions
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HUBBARD, Ohio, June 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- NanoLogix (OTC Markets:NNLX) announced today its R&D team in collaboration with University of Texas Health Science Center - Houston (UTHSC-Houston) researchers, are developing a multi-well, microplate reader variant of the company's BioNanoFilter (BNF) diagnostics for use in large volume laboratory environments. Early analysis of the multi-well plates shows exceptionally fast live-threat results similar to the company's standard BNF technology. Starting this week, the NanoLogix BNF and BioNanoPore (BNP) technology will be on exhibit at booth #841 at the 112th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology in San Francisco, June 16 – June 19.
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Research using NanoLogix technology from a recently completed clinical study will also be presented at the ASM General Meeting on June 17th. Dr. Jonathan Faro of UTHSC-Houston will present the research, which focused on detection, identification, and determination of antibiotic sensitivity of Group B Streptococcus (GBS) during pregnancy. Data showed NanoLogix diagnostics consistently provided results in a 4 to 6 hour window, dramatically shorter than standard culturing times of 48 to 72 hours. The data and the associated clinical study narrative is currently being formatted for submission for peer-review publication, as well as to the US FDA for acceptance as a non-invasive diagnostic technology.
"These are exciting times for NanoLogix," said CEO Bret Barnhizer. "Our technology has the potential to dramatically affect the course of human health and events over the
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'A Bat in the Belfry,' 'The Perfect Ghost,' 'The Good Cop' all worthy efforts
"In spring," wrote the poet Alfred Tennyson, "a young man's fancy turns lightly to thoughts of love." Hah! He obviously never experienced spring in Wisconsin and he certainly never watched water seeping into his ruddy basement, which is why my first pick this month is Sarah Graves' "A Bat in the Belfry" (Bantam, $26), the latest in her stylishly suspenseful Home Repair Is Homicide series.
Living in a 19th-century house that needs more "maintenance than your average space shuttle," Graves' main character, Jacobia "Jake" Tiptree, and Ellie White, her "unofficial sleuthing" partner, are doing their best to keep their lives drama-free. But as a "gullywhumper" of a storm thrashes Eastport, Maine, the two are forced to get involved when a childhood friend of Jake's son, Sam, becomes the main suspect in the murder of a teenager who, on a bet, climbed into the 200-year-old belfry where she met her death. As "the wind yowl(s) a banshee chorus," and a dangerous tide rises, Sam goes missing and the investigation crashes onto Jake's doorstep. »Read Full Article
'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini reading Maurice Sendak's 'In the Night Kitchen'
Here's a look at 'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini in a distinctly different role: reading Maurice Sendak's story 'In the Night Kitchen':
Gandolfini died of a heart attack while on vacation in Italy Wednesday. He was 51. »Read Full Blog Post
The Story of TRUE Skool: A Short Film
Words can't express how much working at the youth organization TRUE Skool has meant to me and many others in and around the Milwaukee area. Because of this, when people ask me why I chosen to become the music director there, my answer of "because it's dope", admittedly isn't very descriptive. »Read Full Blog Post
Crisp Pizza Bar on Brady closed; Jack's American Pub to open
Crisp Pizza Bar, 1323 E. Brady St., closed Tuesday, and a new bar called Jack's American Pub will open in its place.
Scott Schaefer, owner of Milwaukee Brat House on Old World 3rd St. and an owner of Three Lions in Shorewood, confirmed that the sale of Crisp was finalized Tuesday and that a new bar will open. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Full map of Wisconsin pick-your-own berry farms
Wisconsin's lingering cold front may have delayed strawberry ripening, but local orchards are still preparing for a bountiful pick-your-own berry season. Whether its blueberries, raspberries, strawberries or pea pods, you can find a number of pick-your-own places with our complete location map.
Farmers advise that you call them before planning a trip to their orchard to confirm hours of operation and to prepare for any weather advisories. All phone and hotline numbers are provided in map details. »Read Full Article
How well do you know the Summerfest headliners?
ANSWERS: 1. Pitbull; 2. Florida Georgia Line; 3. John Mayer; 4. Eagles; 5. Boyz II Men; 6. Rush; 7. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers; 8. Jason Aldean; 9. fun.; 10. Luke Bryan »Read Full Article
Milwaukeeans Chill on the Hill with social media
Bluegrass music filled Humboldt Park last night in Bay View's latest Chill on the Hill concert.
But photos, videos and tweets filled the social media sphere as musicgoers shared their experiences. Read our social media story of last night's Chill on the Hill, which featured Pay the Devil / The Best Westerns. »Read Full Article
Garlic Fest to sprout on Sunday in Walker's Point
Food, drinks, games, music, artists and other vendors will be on hand for Garlic Fest on Sunday in Walker's Point.
It takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. outside Braise restaurant, at 1101 S. 2nd St. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Jewel, Jesus, bikes and disclaimers
She grew up yodeling and performing cafes before being discovered. And then there was the time she was Karen, the frozen food princess singing Karaoke. Tonight, she's Jewel and she's performing at the Potawatomi Casino-Northern Lights Theatre.
If you're in the mood for a bike ride with your musical adventure this evening, consider the cycling-centric theme for the Sounds of Summer Concert Series. Or how about this, a little Jesus coupled with culinary medicine, a first we are told. »Read Full Blog Post


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Strider SS-1 Strider Super 16 - 2014
Strider's SS-1 Strider Super 16 is great for those young riders who are ready to venture off trail and develop advanced riding skills. They'll quickly and confidently progress with fundamental skills like cornering, braking, and pumping the bike for speed. A quick-release seatpost and adjustable… [more]
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Transit system testing Bentonville trolley
Posted: July 23, 2014 at 3:42 p.m.
A historic-style trolley bus will cruise downtown Bentonville to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art on today and Friday, said Joel Gardner, Ozark Regional Transit executive director.
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