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Strawberry Point, Iowa 11.84 miles SW
Manchester, Iowa 25.73 miles S
Elkader, Iowa (map) | (563) 245-3337
Sites: 81 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 7 Reviews
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May 2015 - $37.00
The park has all concrete pads with a pad for the picnic table. Very friendly staff who takes you to your site. Firewood has to be purchased at the park, $1o.00 for a wheel barrel load. Over the air TV is OK at best. The park does have Wi-Fi for a $3.oo weekend charge. We will return to this park. - rving4fun
Jul 2013 - $35.00
As the last review mentioned, this is a relatively new park. The GPS location of the street address was wrong. You need to go about 300 yards farther up the road. We arrived late (after the office was closed) and the manager came over to help us back into our site. Very nice park with full hookups. We will stay here again. - jmlsrpc
Jul 2013 - $35.00
The owners of this park put a lot of money into it. They planted a lot of trees. Built a man-made lake on the property. Built new office, bathrooms, showers and laundry room. They plan to expand further. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They provided us with a package of things to do in the area on check-in. The campground and grounds are gorgeous and clean. Every site is a back-in with sufficient room between sites. Every site has a concrete pad and patio, fire ring, grass and trees. Showers were immaculate. Our Verizon wireless internet and cell phone worked fine. Negative is no cable and weren't able to get locals because of the bluffs in the area. Our satellite dish worked fine. While here, we visited Effigy Mounds NM and downtown Elkader. - Roger & Mag


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Big Sis In Burgundy: Looking Ahead
Published: Jan 16, 2012 3:11 pm
Today, my husband Peter and I plan to "undecorate," our household term for putting all the Christmas finery away. It's a bittersweet occasion, as I am one obsessed with the Christmas tree. I take great joy in looking at our ornaments, so many of which hold very happy memories.
This year in particular I enjoyed placing the ornaments my sister Deana and I collected in December 1998, when she accompanied me on a work trip to Vienna, Budapest, Prague, and Munich. We visited numerous Christmas markets in these cities – it was charming beyond description, like a fairy tale.
For those loyal readers who are wondering why our sister Darrie was not with us, fear not. Darrie is not the traveler that Deana and I are. She doesn't like long flights and does not share her sisters' interest in seeing the world. We brought her many souvenirs, and she was perfectly fine with that.
I share this memory because now that Deana, who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma last April, is heading toward remission, I'm beginning to think about trips we'll take. She wants to go to Chicago, we've talked briefly about heading to Durham in July for the Duke Multiple Myeloma Ride, there's the Marine Corps Marathon in October … and most importantly, she'll turn the big 4-0 on May 5. It is my intention to have a party and perhaps a trip to follow … although Deana has not agreed to any of this just yet.
It will be a pleasure to have you along for all our adventures to come. In the last week, Deana and I have both learned that we have more friends and followers out there than we knew.
On Saturday, January 7, I attended a meeting of the Atlanta area multiple myeloma support group, at the suggestion of its outstanding president, Nancy Bruno. I could devote an entire column to just how super Nancy is. Full of life and energy, she's an uplifting person to be around. I am so pleased to have met her at a myeloma seminar I attended in November. There were a few others at this meeting who I met back in November, and it was great to reconnect with them as well. In particular, I want to acknowledge the Lopez family. I am deeply touched by their commitment to each other – they all attended the November seminar (which was a full-day affair), and they all attended the support group meeting. I am inspired being in their presence.
Special thanks go to Sandy, a 22-year survivor, diagnosed in 1989 at age 46. When Sandy shared her experience with me, I asked if she wouldn't mind reaching out to Deana. She was kind enough to give Deana a call the following day, and I know Deana was bolstered by this conversation. While none of us would have elected to be battling this disease, the support and encouragement found within the myeloma community is truly a source of strength.
When Nancy asked me to share my story, I was surprised to learn that several members in attendance were reading Big Sis in Burgundy, and they were most complimentary about this column. That positive feedback carried me through a very difficult afternoon, where I spent time with one of my dearest friends, whose husband is at the end of his six-year cancer battle. To quote the button Nancy gave me – Cancer Sucks!
The highlight of my week, though, was a call I got from Deana on Wednesday morning. She had attended her myeloma support group meeting the night before. It sounds like this was the first actual meeting she has been to, although I know she participated in a social event prior to her stem cell transplant.
Apparently, she had rock star status from the moment she walked in, as a result of numerous members who are readers of this column and who have further followed us on CaringBridge. Deana shared many wonderful comments with me from those who let her know how much they have enjoyed being on this journey with us. When asked if she thought I might be willing to attend a future meeting of this group as a guest speaker, Deana responded, "Absolutely!" (She may have said something further about my never passing up an opportunity for an audience too … )
So, it looks like I'll be taking this show on the road. I am delighted and excited.
Most importantly, I thank you for taking time from your lives to spend time with us. We remain incredibly grateful for the words of support and encouragement received.
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text: /> If Texas doesn't extend the agreement, the RedHawks will likely have more than one potential dance partner. "The way player development contracts work is a lot like a marriage because both teams get to choose," Allgood said. "It's not just the major league team that gets to choose." Allgood said Oklahoma City is an attractive location with the ballpark, the growing Bricktown district and relative distance to the airport. But ending the 28-year relationship between the Rangers and Oklahoma City would mark the end of long chapter of baseball and civic history. The RedHawks and 89ers have won seven division titles with talent provided by Texas. The Rangers remain a popular team in Oklahoma. Future stars Ruben Sierra, Juan Gonzalez, Ian Kinsler and Edinson Volquez all played here. More recently, top prospects like Neftali Feliz and Justin Smoak and have come through the Brick. "There's been a lot of talent," longtime RedHawks manager Bobby Jones said. "You can go all the way back to when we first came here in 1983 at the old ballpark. Fans have had a chance to see a lot of major league players. Hopefully we'll be back next year and keep going that way." Area Ranger fans want their team to continue to have a presence in Oklahoma City. "I'd absolutely hate it if they left," Ranger fan and Norman resident David Darby said. "When Josh Hamilton came through here on his rehab it was great seeing him play for three games. I love watching guys like Derek Holland and Neftali Feliz who will be playing with the Rangers."


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Bring a small pot of water to a gentle simmer over medium heat. Combine the coffee, chocolate and rum, if using, in a medium metal bowl that can sit atop the pot of water without touching the water. Place the bowl on the pot and heat until the chocolate is melted, stirring often. When the mixture is smooth, remove from the heat and set aside to cool until no longer warm to the touch.
Whip the cream at high speed to speed to soft peaks, about 1 minutes.
Fold half of the cream into the chocolate until combined but not fully incorporated and some streaks remain. Add the remaining cream in two batches, mixing to fully incorporate when the last batch is added.
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You will see Baader-Meinhof everywhere soon
This psychological concept explains why you see new things over and over.
New theory suggests the universe is ringing like a giant bell
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Not only might the universe be expanding, but it may also be 'ringing' at the same time, which could profoundly change how we understand the cosmos.
10 powerful food pairings
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These tasty duos work together to pack a nutritional punch.
'Steve Jobs' trailer finally gives Michael Fassbender his moment on stage
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He may look nothing like the late Apple founder Steve Jobs, but Fassbender's portrayal in other respects appears spot-on.
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Discovery and Nat Geo Wild battle for viewers in a shark-centric showdown.
Why we insist on labeling generations
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Boomer alert: Exercise keeps your brain young
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Misty Copeland's inspiring ballet journey
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Ballerina becomes the first black female principal dancer in the ABT's 75-year history.
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McCaw, Carter end Crusaders careers with win
The Crusaders gave Dan Carter and Richie McCaw a fitting send-off with a season-ending Super Rugby 37-24 win over the Brumbies.
The Crusaders gave Dan Carter and Richie McCaw a fitting send-off with a season-ending Super Rugby 37-24 win over the Brumbies.
There have been plenty of Cheltenham winners on show at Aintree this week, but one Festival hero takes a different path and heads to Gowran.
The Irish Football Association is hoping that structural damage at its Windsor Park home in Belfast will not jeopardise the staging of the team's crucial Euro 2016 qualifier against Romania in June.
Munster have been hit by the news that Tyler Bleyendaal, the Canterbury and Crusaders player who was due to join the province on 1 November, will have to have surgery on a neck injury.
Bernard Foley kicked a penalty a minute from time to give the New South Wales Waratahs their first Super Rugby title with a 33-32 victory over the seven-times champion Canterbury Crusaders in a thrilling final on Saturday.
Five uncapped players were included in a 35-man New Zealand squad for two training camps in preparation for the three-Test series against England in June, which was announced on Monday.
Munster have confirmed that Canterbury and Crusaders player Tyler Bleyendall will join the province on a three-year contract.
Eddie Lynam has already tasted plenty of success with two 'Powers', Sole Power and Slade Power, and he looks to have a real prospect in Soft Power, who bids to follow up a Dundalk maiden win in the Centenary Weekend June 21st & 22nd Rated Race at Gowran Park.
New Zealand captain Richie McCaw is expected to be sidelined for at least eight weeks of the Super Rugby season after fracturing his thumb in the Crusaders' defeat by the Blues.
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong does not believe the sport has been well served by the doping investigations
Raheny United finished their UEFA Women's Champions League campaign on a high when they beat hosts Crusaders 2-1 in a close encounter at Seaview.
The Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure in Northern Ireland will "robustly" defend its plans to redevelop Windsor Park in the wake of Crusaders' attempts to launch a judicial review of the case.
This year's Setanta Sports Cup looks set for an all Airtricity League semi-final line-up after Cork City beat Crusaders 4-1 on aggregate and Glentoran and Linfield were handed heavy defeats by Sligo and Shamrock Rovers.
Journalist David Walsh joins Pat Kenny to discuss his crusade against drugs in cycling and the Lance Armstrong affair
The 12 clubs that will participate in the 2013 Setanta Sports Cup have been confirmed with Sligo Rovers, Linfield, Derry City and the defending champions Crusaders seeded for the competition.
A Derry City fan who took a flare into the Setanta Cup final against Crusaders has been banned from football matches in Northern Ireland for five years.
Oscar Pistorius had cause for double celebration after winning a belated first gold medal of London 2012 - and finding an ally in his blade crusade.
Steven Colvert of Crusaders AC ran 20.57 for the 200m to place second at the European Athletics Classic Meeting in Velenje, Slovenia.
Derry City will look to recover from the Setanta Cup final defeat to Crusaders when visit Gortakeegan to take on bottom of the Airtricity Premier Division table Monaghan United tonight.
Derry City and Crusaders meet in the Setanta Cup final in the Oval this afternoon.


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Wash chicken and dry with paper towels; lightly rub cavities with salt.
Spoon about 1/2 cup of the stuffing into breast cavity.
Fasten neck skin to back with skewer.
Spoon remaining stuffing lightly into back cavity; do not pack.
Close by placing skewers across opening; lace together with cord.
Tie drumsticks to tail.
Tuck wings under body and secure by tying with cord or pinning to body of the chicken.
Place chicken on a rack in a shallow pan, breast down.
Brush with 1 tablespoon of the butter.
Roast in a moderate oven (350°) for about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Turn chicken breast up; brush with remaining butter and cut the band of string between drum-sticks and tail.
Continue roasting about 40 minutes, or until breast meat near wing is tender when you test it with a fork.
If you choose to flame the chicken, carefully lift it off the rack.
Pour drippings into a small pan.
Set the chicken back on the rack, breast up.
Heat brandy until warm; light and pour flaming over the chicken.
Place chicken on serving platter or cutting board; garnish as you wish.
Add brandy flavored drippings to the drippings in the pan.
To make the gravy, bring the pan drippings to a boil; add the flour and cook, stirring, over medium heat until smooth and bubbly.
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Figures up to August 13 show 4.77 inches of rain so far as the remnants of Hurricane Bertha swept the country, compared to a monthly average of 4.59 inches.
The Inverness and Moray areas have been particularly wet and suffered significant flooding at the start of the week, although councillors in the Moray area said that a flood alleviation scheme which is now partially completed had helped save hundreds of homes and businesses from damage.
However, many residents still had to be evacuated from their homes while railway and ferry services were disrupted and roads were blocked by high winds and wet conditions.
Further warnings of severe weather have been issued by the Met Office for tomorrow and Monday, with gale-force winds expected to sweep across the country.
The UK was hit with nearly its entire average rainfall for August in just the first half of the month. It has seen 3.4 inches of rain so far, just short of the 3.5 inches monthly average.


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A fascinating collection of bikes were auctioned by Dorotheum yesterday, like this Masi Prestige that went for EUR 1,625.
Or an UMBERTO DEI that sold for EUR 1,750
The auction was so monumental, Dorotheum made an edit for the occasion.
A fascinating collection of bikes were auctioned by Dorotheum yesterday, like this Masi Prestige that went for EUR 1,625.
Or an UMBERTO DEI that sold for EUR 1,750
The auction was so monumental, Dorotheum made an edit for the occasion.
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Wipperman finally joins the 11-speed game with their Connex 11sO (nickel-plated) and 11sX (nickel plated w/ stainless steel inner links) chains. There was a time during the early 10sp era when I pretty much used only Wipperman chains. You see, I had Dura Ace drivetrains, and since Shimano chains didn't have a masterlink, I chose the drivetrain brand-neutral Wipperman chain so I could easily pull the chains off to fully degrease before re-lubing. I had also come across some independent testing that suggested that Wipperman 10sp scored best among 10sp chain wear resistance. That said, I have a tendency to sprint hard at stop lights, either charging for a yellow light or punching it off the line when the red goes green, and I've ripped apart an awful lot of Wipperman chains (I kill other brand 10sp chains too).
When I switched allegiance to SRAM drivetrains after Dura-Ace 7900, I just used SRAM chains, but I missed the easy disengagement of the Connex masterlinks (most other 10 or 11sp masterlinks are too tough to disengage with your fingers alone). I was surprised that Wipperman has taken so long to roll out an 11sp chain; I guess they finally decided to make their move before the market sailed away from them.
Still, I'm not whipping out the plastic for a Connex 11sp chain just yet. I've more or less drawn a line in the sand at 10sp. Going to eleven cogs on the back of a road bike is faux progress. If you still prefer Shimano, well I would say that the 11sp groups from Shimano offer much better shifting because the shifters have a much smoother and refined action than the rather disappointing 2nd-gen 10sp groups (7900, 6700, 5700-series)…..but the fact they have another cog on the back just means that the chains and cassettes will wear out just that much faster. For SRAM, the last generation of 10sp Red has the same basic form and function as the 11sp-gen; I'm so pleased as is I have no desire to spend to update my bikes to 11-sp, not to mention my wheels which don't accept 11sp cassettes.
The one area of drivetrain development in which I grudgingly approve of 11sp is 1x11 mountainbike drivetrains (oh, I guess 1x11 gravel grinders too). If your cog range is 10-42 or 11-40, 10sp would leave awfully big ratio jumps somewhere in cassette, but ditching a front derailleur and lefthand shifter is worth the less durable chain and slightly more finicky cable adjustment of 11sp in my book. To put a finer point on it, I race CX with a 1x10 drivetrain because there is no CX course in my neck of the woods that requires something lower than a 38x28 ratio. I don't feel that an eleventh cog offers anything to gain in a 11-28 or 12-27 cassette range, so I am satisfied with ten cogs in total on the back. If you needed to run 11-32 on your CX bike, I could see a marginal benefit for 11sp, but It won't put you at the top of your local series if you weren't already on the heals of the leader. And if you are looking for something to keep you from getting lapped by the leaders at every race, an eleventh cog should be pretty low on your self-improvement agenda.
One last issue about Wiperman chains is that I haven't been able to use a Connex chain on my wide-narrow chainrings in my 1x10 CX drivetrains, because the wide teeth won't let the Connix chain fully enage. I wonder if Wipperman has taken steps to make their 11sp chains more compatible with 1x chainrings.
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Concern over the future of Scotland's aviation sector has prompted the Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI) to demand landing slots at Heathrow are ring-fenced for domestic flights.
Alex Neil, Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure, has also raised the matter in talks with his Westminster counterparts.
Their intervention was made ahead of last week's provisional deal to sell BMI to British Airways' parent group, IAG -- a move that would give the carrier an effective monopoly on Scotland's air links to Heathrow.
The SCDI, a trade lobbying organisation representing businesses and civic society groups, said an earlier decision by BMI to axe its Heathrow-Glasgow route in March underlined the fragility of domestic air routes to Scotland and their dependence on Heathrow.
In a submission made as part of a consultation on the UK Government's aviation strategy, Gareth Williams, the SCDI's head of policy, called on the Coalition to reconsider its decision to block a third runway at Heathrow, warning that Scotland's businesses and tourism sector would be seriously damaged by constraining its access to reliable air services.
He also called for guaranteed slots at Heathrow for "regional economic centres" more than 3.5 hours' road or rail travel from London -- a move that would cover Scotland's central belt.
Train travel to London from both Glasgow and Edinburgh is currently around 4.5 hours.
Mr Williams wrote: "We believe the UK Government was fundamentally mistaken in its decisions on new capacity, above all at Heathrow."
His stance was backed yesterday by Laurie Price, director of aviation strategy at Mott MacDonald, who said constraint on airports in the south-east of England would harm Scotland. He said: "Scottish domestic services will be hung out to dry. Anything domestic will be increasingly vulnerable with the strategy of no extra capacity at Heathrow."
The SCDI said its position was supported by a survey of businesses in the west of Scotland that emphasised the importance of direct flights to Heathrow, both for travelling to the UK capital and onwards to connecting international flights.
A poll of Glasgow businesses found the majority of inward investors cited the importance of connectivity through Heathrow. In addition, two-thirds of respondents in Glasgow said the loss of the BMI route had a direct impact on their businesses.
A Scottish Government spokeswoman said both Mr Neil and Transport Secretary Keith Brown had raised the issue of Heathrow with the Coalition and the airport's owner, BAA.
She said: "Scottish ministers recognise the importance of Heathrow slots to Scotland. The importance of maintaining these has previously been raised by Alex Neil and by Transport Minister Keith Brown in writing and in person with the Westminster Government and BAA."
In 2010, Lord Adonis, then Labour Transport Secretary, warned Scottish flights would be axed unless a third runway was built at Heathrow.
However, political support for the move has withered south of the Border, with Labour last week reversing its policy position by backing the Tories and LibDems in opposing a third runway.
A spokesman for the Department for Transport said: "We plan to publish a draft aviation policy for consultation in the spring. As part of our work on this, we are seeking views on a wide range of key issues that need to be addressed."


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A beautiful day greeted karters as 128 drivers took to the 3S Go-Karts facility for Round #2 day one action. Temperatures started cool and some rain south of the track threatened to make the day wet. Mother nature parted the clouds and let the sun shine on 8 classes of competition. The reverse Villenue course made for some interesting racing and created some great passing zones. The long front straight provided some great drafting down into a very tight 90 degree right hand turn into the grid area complex.
First off the block was an exciting Junior Medium class. Grant Quinlan (Birel) would lead the way in qualifying with a 39.554 circuit on Lap 6, topping Scotty Nagel (Birel) by only 0.065. Cory Cacciavillani (Birel), Jaret Stewart and Andrew Prescott made up the fast five from qualifying. In the prefinal it was Nagel over Quinlan, Cacciavillani, Prescott and Tristan Gill. In the final it took three starts to get the field under green conditions. Out of corner one it would be Quinlan with the holeshot, over Nagel, Gill, Cacciavillani and Prescott. Nagel would go into P1 on lap three making the corner one pass inside Quinlan. Trevor Rancier would charge forward into third spot from a sixth place starting spot. Quinlan would move back to the front on lap 8 to repay the favour. Not to be denied Nagel would storm back on lap 10. At the half way point it was Nagel over Quinlan with a big gap over a second group lead by Cacciavillani and including Gill, Artem Korolev (Intrepid) up from 12th and Trevor Rancier. With two to go Nagel would work to gap Quinlan. At the stripe it was Nagel over Quinlan by 0.288 with Cacciavillani, Rancier and Prescott rounding out the top five.
After a hard fought battle in Cadet, Taylor Wassink claimed the win
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The youngest field of drivers would take to the track but qualifying results were unavailable when the drivers gridded so series officials placed the drivers in points order for the pre-final. In the pre-final it was Taylor Wassink leading the way with Hulme, Bailey, Conquer and Brady making up the top five. Cole Smith-Ledson was a no start, forcing him to the back of the pack for the final. In the final, Wassink would show the way with a flawless performance taking the win by 0.314 over a hard charging Hulme, followed by third generation karter Conquer, Brady, Bailey and Ciarra Colison (Birel) making up the top six.
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The youngest of the two stroke pilots, Micro Max/Novice TaG would take to the track. In the pre-final Tyler Ripani (TaG) would lead over Clay VanEerd (Micro) by 4.018, Dylan Brady (Micro), Teagen Poles (TaG) and Ryan Mohan (Micro). In the final it would again be Ripani taking the win by 4.744 over a hard charging Van Eerd, followed by Poles, Mohan and Brady.
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In qualifying Nicholas Ledson with a lap of 36.572 would lead Trevor Rancier (Tony Kart), Ayrton Drosi, Braydon Strik and Dean Riley making up the fast five. The fastest driver in qualifying Grant Quinlan (Birel) would be excluded for a lost nose cone. In the prefinal it would be Ledson over Drosi, followed by Rancier, Riley and Strik. In the final the first start was waved off with the field getting the green on the second attempt. It would be Ledson followed Rancier, Drosi, Quinlan and Zach Shearer. The field would see the red flag on lap two as Braydon Strik would make contact with Quinlan. Strik would be sent for precautionary observation and the field be restarted. It was Ledson first out of one followed by Rancier and Quinlan. Rancier would spin exiting Turn 8 giving third spot to Rielly. Quinlan would close in on the bumper of Ledson on the final. Ledson defended beautifully to hold off Quinlan and take the win. At the line it was Ledson over Quinlan, Hovesen, Rancier and Zach Shearer . In tech Ledson would be disqualified for a non-spec spark plug cap handing the win to Quinlan.
Garett Grist survived the Junior Rotax action
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Junior Rotax
In qualifying it was Ethan Livingston (Tony Kart) besting the field of 28 drivers with a lap of 35.660. He would be followed by Jeffery May, Reid Arnold, Dylan Orbine and Garett Grist rouding out the fat five. After ten circuits of the track to complete the prefinal it was Jeffery May leading the way over Oribine, Grist, a hard charging Artem Korolev (Intrepid) and Cameron Morrison (Tony Kart). Contact on Lap 5 took out Livingston and Arnold placing them deep in the field for the final. The final ressembled a traffic jam on the 401 during rush hour. The first three attempts would be waved off as the first rows jockeyed for position before the line. Off the start it was May leading the way with Oribine, Korolev and Grist in tow. On lap 5 contact between Korolev and Oribine would open the door for Grist and Morrison to run through. On Lap 8 the leader May would make contact with a lap kart, sending him into Grist and sending them off the track. A following kart would hit the wreck and flip causing a red flag. The karts would be sent to Parc Ferme for repair and regrid while another class took to the track. The field would return to the track to start single file based on the last completed final for the remaining 12 laps. On the start May would over shoot corner one allowing Grist to squeeze through followed by Cacciavillani, May and Morrison. Contact on the next lap between Morrison and May would knock May out the race with a broken pipe. On Lap six of the re-started race contact between two drivers going into turn one brought out a second red flag. Officials would end the session and send the field to the scales. In the end it was Grist, followed by Cacciavillani, Morrison, Korolev and Karsten Schwerinski.
Lorenzo Mandarino earned a clean sweep in Rotax Senior
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Senior Rotax
A full field of 31 drivers would take to the track for local bragging rights. After Qualifying it was local favourite Michael Glaze over Zach Meyers (GP Kart) by 0.042 with Lorenzo Mandarino (Birel) just 0.009 behind Meyers. These three would be followed by Vince Rago (GP Kart) and Pearce Herder. After 10 laps of pre-final action would see Mandarino to point, followed by Glaze just 0.170 behind. They would be followed across the stripe by Herder, Rago and Meyers. For the 20 lap final the grid would need two shots to get the green flag. Out of corner one it was Mandarino followed by Glaze, Herder, Meyers and Rago. Glaze would go to P1 on Lap 3 taking the spot going into turn one. On the next circuit Meyers would go into P3. At half distance it was Mandarino up on the field with Glaze holding station and Meyers closing quickly followed by Herder and Marco DiLeo (Intrepid). On the last lap Glaze would get to within one kart of Mandarino, but could not take the spot in the end. At the checkered flag it was Mandarino over Glaze with Herder rounding out the podium. Meyers and DiLeo would complete the top five.
The two speed Rotax pilots would headline the Rotax Nation. In qualifying It would Darren White (Tony Kart) showing the way with a lap of 35.371 to lead Eric Simon, Enrico Menotti, Matt France (Kosmic) and Richard Hibbs (Kosmic). In the prefinal it was White over Menotti, Simon, Hibbs and Paul Carvalho (GP Karts). In the final the field would go green on the second attempt. It would be Menotti with the hole shot over White, Hibbs, Simon and Carvalho. The opening three corners saw more hits than a boxing match as drivers jockeyed for position. Hibbs would waste no time going to P2 on Lap 2 in the esses. Menotti would retire on Lap 4 moving Simon to P3. France moved forward to P4 on Lap 6 from his 8th starting spot. Simon would challenge Hibbs for P2 on Lap 9 and take the spot. At half distance White was clear of the field by two seconds followed by Simon, Hibbs, France and Carvalho. Carvalho would take fourth from France on Lap 16 with Brendon Bain moving to fifth as France struggled in the late laps. At the stripe it was White, Simon and Hibbs making up the podium. The top five were rounded out by Carvalho and Bain.
Darren White is two-for-two in DD2 this year
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A great field of six speed enthusiasts took to qualifying. Zach Meyers (GP Kart) lead the way with a lap of 34.764 over Ryan Horses (Tony Kart), Joe DeMarco, Addison Rayner and Star Mazda driver David Ostella. The pre-final saw Meyers, Ostella, DeMarco, Rayner and Horses. Ostella would lead the field from a standing start and hold point for the first five laps. As the laps counted down, Ostella faded as Meyers charged forward. On Lap 9 Meyers moved to the lead and never looked back. In the closing laps Rayner would get caught up in lap traffic moving him back to seventh. At the final circuit across the stripe it was Meyers over the field by 5.101, followed by Ostella, DeMarco, Max Gamble and veteran Jimmy Lo.
A full day of action was topped with a great podium session hosted by Mike Preston. The kids enjoyed prizes and gift cards and celebrated a great deal of racing action. Sunday will see a full slate of four cycle classes headlined by Senior Lite.
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Pour liquid mixture into dry ingredients and mix until just combined.
Gently mix in cut grapes, distributing evenly.
Fill 10 of the 12 muffin cups one-quarter full.
Sprinkle on the zest.
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you may be right, that sounds familiar...i wonder if Geiger cracks the starting line-up...
you may be right, that sounds familiar...i wonder if Geiger cracks the starting line-up...
Talk is that Nord is trying for 197. He was wrestling at 211 this summer
The Art of living is more like wrestling than dancing.
Yeah, that surprised me a little to say the least about Nord but that certainly helps the loss of Geiger. Not sure Nord will feel really strong at 197 with all the weight cutting and wonder if he can adapt to some of the better athletes he may face but he is a better option than Eidenshenk in my opinion. Good team player if he pulls it off.
Just read this intermat article...Geiger back to MN next year?
it is at intermatwrestle.com/articles/5713
Life's not the breaths you take, the breathing in and out that gets you through the day ain't what it's all about. It's the moments that take your breath away.
That wasn't too convincing.
Wouldnt get your hopes up.
To avoid criticism say nothing, do nothing, be nothing.
Yeah, I put that at less than 25% chance. Robinson has shown though with the Deitchler decision that he is willing to take a kid back if he is committed.
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With the legend and lore of the old-timey string band on steroids growing with every hell-raising show they performed, Old Crow Medicine Show's live performances were becoming exactly what the band wanted them to be: An old fashioned tent revival gone mad.
From the moment folk-country legend Doc Watson's daughter discovered the boys buskin for coin in front of Boone Drug Store in the Appalachian Mountains, all the way until their latest full-length album, the band has kept evolving. But not losing their unique blend of a century of American music along the way.
After the band experienced notable success with its fifth album Big Iron World, they decided to leave the familiar confines of Music Row to craft their most venturesome project yet.
Recorded in Los Angeles under the thumb of legendary producer Don Was, Tennessee Pusher would become Ketch Secor's dream realized — a forewarning haunting tale of heartache, murder, drug abuse and redemption.
Unlike the first OCMS albums, the boys would be without singer/songwriter Critter Fuqua on this venture. Reportedly grown weary of life on the road, Fuqua's superb songwriting that was evident on albums such as OCMS and Big Iron World would certainly be missed. But longtime friend of the band and New Orleans native Gil Landry stepped in to help produce the band's most critically acclaimed project to date.
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Sprinkled in throughout the album are classic country ballads of melancholy such as "Next Go Round"… "That Evening Sun" … and "Lift Him Up" — all three vocalized by Watson's classic folk voice.
"Mary's Kitchen" is Landry's comical description of a Memphis brothel that's swinging enough to raise a corpse out of their seat to shake it down. (She got a sign on her front porch saying 'Hot Stuff For Sale' in a little three-room shotgun in the alley behind the jail.)
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While most of the experience on this album is filled with sadness and remorse, "Caroline" sends you off into the world with a renewed since of hope.
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TICONDEROGA — Mount Defiance Lodge No. 794, Free and Accepted Masons, will sponsor a free Child Safety ID Program on Thursday, July 4, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the front lawn of the Ticonderoga Masonic Temple at 10 Montcalm St. The building is located next to the Hot Biscuit Diner.
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I am the mother to four sons. My first son was circumcised due to my ignorance at the time. My other 3 sons are not circumcised. My youngest two are 5 month old twins. My smallest twin had a UTI at 7 weeks old. They did an ultrasound and VCUG to rule out any anatomical defects (they found nothing other than a kidney that was inflamed due to the infection). They suggested his very tight foreskin might be a cause. It was pretty red and inflamed at the tip.
He is now facing another UTI. The tip of his penis and foreskin are all red and inflamed again. Again, it was suggested that the foreskin may be causing the UTI's and circumcision may be an indication. I do not want to circumcise my son nor do I want him to have these repeat UTI's and keep having to go on antibiotics. We tried some other natural remedies such as homeopathy and d-mannose to no success. Can anyone please advise about some alternatives?
Thank you!
Hmm... well, lots of fluids are good, but I assume he's nursing like a fiend so that's already taken care of.
I'd say take the antibiotics to end this infection and make sure you run the full course. Perhaps the second infection was just a fluke? I guess you'll find out if he gets a third one.
After the current infection is ended, you have to focus on prevention. Does he spend time sitting in the bath? Does he spend time diaperless? You're not retracting the foreskin, right? (just have to ask)
I am assuming you know that you should never retract him and that no one else should be doing so? Because that alone could set him up for not only foreskin infections but allow a UTI easier access to develop
Do you know the type of UTI germ he has from the cultures?
The tip of the foreskin will often become red and irritated due to simple diaper rash so that isnt an indication of UTI. The only way you will know if it is a UTI is to have a culture done of his urine. I cannot stress this enough a red foreskin tip does not point to UTI or even infection in most cases it is usually just diaper rash or possibly yeast.
I can provide you with several medical links that prove UTI and foreskin are totally unrelated. If your ds was born premature that alone will make him more likely to get UTI. Though at this point he has only had the 1 and the red foreskin this time.
If I where you I would contact Marilyn Milos, RN and founder of nocirc and see if you can find a Dr. near you who actually knows what he/she is talking about in things foreskin related. Here is her information. She really is great about talking to people and is more than happy to help.
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thank you! His UTI at 7 weeks was e.coli.
I got good news a few hours ago...his urinalysis didn't show any signs of abnormal rbc's, wbc's, yeast or bacteria. We'll get the culture results on Monday. I'm still showing the pink spot in his diaper though and the urine stain is pinkish.
Yes, my twins get immersion baths. Honestly...with me. This has been our habit since it has been the easiest way for me to get myself and them bathed. Should he not be getting immersion baths? I have used baby wash in the water. I guess I've thought this is only a problem for girls.
They get a few minutes of diaper free time everyday. Should they not or is this a good prevention practice?
We only pulled back on the foreskin a few times...enough to see his urethra hole. They had to do it when they inserted the catheters the first time he had the UTI and had to get urine sample and a VCUG done. We are not retracting it. On a daily basis, I don't even touch it. I will call the person you mentioned too : )
Baths are fine but you need to make sure to rinse everything off really well after. You might consider holding off on using stuff in the bath for awhile just in case he is sensitive to it.
The pink stain and pinkish urine stream can often be a sign of dehydration in young babies. I remember freaking out and calling the ped. when ds was a baby because I found pink in his diaper. The Dr. was absolutely no help since he said he might need to be circed for it When I went to the MW for a checkup I mentioned it to her and during my exam the mw in training was kind enough to change ds and it was there again and she told me it was called "brick dust" and that it was from dehydration. I started nursing ds more and it went away. It is very possible that your ds might be a bit dehydrated at times especially if it is hot there. I am going to assume he is bfed and say to up the nursing and possibly add a bit of water if you feel comfortable with that. Just be careful not to overdo it since babies can get there electrolytes messed up if they drink to much water.
Please do call Marilyn she really is great. and best of luck getting to the bottom of things.
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Yea, thought of that too. Nursing him lots (both of them) and trying to keep my fluids up for them.They had each been getting one supplement a day but my baby in question has been refusing the bottle the last few weeks. I know breastfeeding is supply and demand but it's been hard for me to nurse them both and meet their needs. I'm nursing them most of the day, so to nurse him more *almost* seems impossible. We've been also offering small amounts of water with probiotic in it.
How about posting over in the bfing forum if you havnt already and asking for ideas on how to get more hydration into him since he is being a bit stubborn on taking the supplement.
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Yea! I saw some of those photos too. Scary looking, aren't they? Well, the color is right. Hubby agrees it was a few salmon dots with pinkish urine around. The dots were more pea-sized. It's got to be unsettling to any parent when you open a diaper and see anything like THAT. I got him to take his supplement today as well as a little water with probiotic powder in it. He's so cute. He only wants to be fed with love, so sweet. I had to put his cheek next to my breast to latch onto the bottle. I'm also nursing him like a mad woman, on demand of course. I just can't seem to barely keep up with these guys. I have two older children too. It's very challenging to keep up wth everyone's needs.
We'll get the culture results tomorrow. I'll post an update.
to care for an intact son is a ruler, to smack the hand of all the uninformed physicians and others
who come near." There are many ways to collect clean urine other than catheters. Even if a
catheter is used dont ever allow any retraction. No retraction is necessary.
Any retraction at such a young age will most likely resukt in some tears to the foreskin.
My 5yr old still has a very "tight" foreskin and to expose his urethra would cause him
great pain and i am sure tears.
Also something Ive found with both my sons ive noticed any soap in the bath water
be it baby wash or shampoo always irritated and caused the red tip.
Immersion baths are fine i always allow mine to sit in warm water for as long as they liked.
Just try no soap. I recently became a No Poo mommy so it has been 4mnths since i have used
shampoo on my kids tho i still use it myself. And i just wash thier hair with conditioner.
And i wash hands, feet, bottoms,ears with soap on washcloth. I always keep soap away from genitals
And thus has helped immensely with any red tips.
Also breastfeedig will help with the UTI your antibodies help in so many ways.
If your on Facebook i woukd suggest liking Lactastic Mommy your BFF
(breast feeding friend) she is awesome. Also try to contact your local La Leche League
They are all that kept me sane my 4month old has never had any formula! And i owe alot to Lacfastic mommy!
I did supplement with my older 3 which for mw ended in them all preffering bottle flow to BF
so maybe its good he is refusin supplements. Just try to relax and sit and juat feed them. I am sure with twin
5 month olds you feel as though your always nursing but it does get easier.
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1879 'Society Lady' or 'Washlady'1879 25C Washlady Quarter Dollar, Judd-1590, Pollock-1783, High R.6, PR66 PCGS.
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Design. The Washlady design is attributed to Charles Barber, with Liberty's hair bound behind the head. The obverse has UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around the border with the date below the bust. The reverse has an eagle clutching an olive branch and three arrows. The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA legend and E PLURIBUS UNUM motto follow inside the upper reverse border with the denomination expressed as QUAR. DOLLAR below. Struck in silver with a reeded edge.
Commentary. It is thought that the original "Washlady" name was given by David Proskey in the April 1891 New York Coin and Stamp Company catalog of the F.W. Doughty Collection. Dave Bowers writes in the ninth edition of the Judd reference: "Assistant engraver Charles E. Barber's suite of silver patterns of the dime, quarter dollar, half dollar, and dollar denominations stands today as among his finest work. In the late 19th century, this depiction of Liberty was dubbed the 'Washlady' design, a rather unfortunate designation, as the woman depicted is elegantly coiffed, and certainly not styled as a laundress might have been."
Physical Description. Both sides of this brilliant pattern are deeply mirrored around lustrous silver devices. The surfaces are pristine with a hint of light gold toning. Somewhat weakly detailed on the reverse, as usual for the design. This is one of four Judd-1590s that PCGS has certified at the PR66 level, and there are only two pieces finer at that service (11/08). There are a handful of numerically finer pieces certified at NGC.
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You've done it! In just seven weeks the Times & Star's Hospice@Finkle Street Appeal has raised £11,180 – thanks to a staggering donation of £10,000 from a group of Workington women.
Margaret James, Lynne Stewart, Maggie Burr and Marie Jolly set themselves the target after their friend and sister-in-law Elaine Burr died of breast cancer last year.
They decided to donate the sum to the hospice appeal in memory of Mrs Burr.
It has been added to many other donations from readers and means that a treatment room can be kitted out at Hospice at Home West Cumbria's new centre in Finkle Street, Workington, which will help hundreds of people a year suffering from lymphoedema.
Margaret, 57, of Garth Road, Westfield, Lynne, 59, and Maggie, 50, both of Poole Road, Salterbeck, and Marie, 52, of Harrington, said they couldn't think of anywhere else the money should go.
The veteran fund-raisers, who have raised £45,000 over 10 years for various charities, started their latest effort when Mrs Burr, of Walls Road, Salterbeck, was diagnosed with breast cancer for a second time in 2011.
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Mrs Burr, known as Laney, who was a barmaid at Harrington Royal British Legion and also worked in Asda, died in January of last year.
She was married to Graham, 54, and they had two children, Debbie, 33, and Gary, 29.
Although she did not receive treatment from hospice, Mrs Burr's family felt it was vital that the money raised was donated to the appeal.
Mrs Stewart said: "Elaine used to do a lot of fund-raising with us and she always liked to be present at the charity events.
"When Elaine was diagnosed the first time we raised £3,500 for the Henderson Suite at the West Cumberland Hospital in Whitehaven.
"The second time, we set about fund-raising again and decided to raise £10,000 by the end of 2012, which we reached at our last race night in December.
"I know Elaine will be looking down on us extremely proud of what we have achieved."
Times & Star editor Steve Johnston said: "This single donation is staggering and truly generous. It means that the Times & Star appeal has reached its initial target, and for that we thank all who have given so far.
"We are now in a position to roll out the appeal to fund even more much-needed equipment than initially envisaged. This is a fantastic community effort."
Terry Collins, chairman of Hospice at Home West Cumbria, said: "Margaret, Maggie, Lynne and Marie and many others have raised a huge amount in memory of Elaine and we are enormously grateful to them and to Elaine's family.
"It takes the appeal to a major milestone and will enable the charity to provide high-quality lymphoedema care from the new premises.
"We are the only providers of this in West Cumbria and this generous donation will make a tremendous difference to the lives of many people."
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- Teachers show heart for campaign as Workington school nears closure
- Here's Jonny! Event organiser can't wait to get Northbound
- Fund-raising calendar planned in Flimby
- Wall art unveiled at Workington care home
- Cockermouth swimmer Luke aims to go from Baku to Rio
- Road closures for Flimby Carnival
- Art helps Brigham woman Carol on road to recovery