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He hears jokes that he looks like he's 6, but Davis Alexander has made the kind of plays for the Gig Harbor High School football team that make him look more like a seasoned veteran.
Schools such as Emerald Ridge, Lincoln, Peninsula and Cascade Christian know they have No. 1 seeds locked up but others are still fighting to get into playoffs.
After years of battling injuries caused by a growth spurt, Stadium senior poised for big postseason run in cross country
Tahoma dominated the Class 4A competition, occupying four of the top five spots to win the boys team title with 18 points, far ahead of runner-up Emerald Ridge's 149.
Big Hyaks roll up 381 rushing yards on slippery, muddy home field in Ocean Shores to clinch share of 2B Pacific titel
Lincoln wide receiver Jayson Williams caught a 44-yard pass on fourth-and-15 with 1:44 to play to set up the Abes' final touchdown that sealed their 12-3 victory against Wilson on Friday at Stadium Bowl.
It was speed versus power at a rainy Fife Memorial Stadium on Friday night. And in a highly anticipated battle for control of the 2A SPSL, the speed of the River Ridge Hawks proved too much for the Fife Trojans to keep up with.
The Olympia Bears don't just want a playoff game, they want a home playoff game.
No. 9 Federal Way also clinches the all-important city title, which is possible now that all four Federal Way high schools are back in the same conference.
After Capital High School's defense registered a safety in the second quarter, Sean Morris carried the momentum over on the ensuing kickoff, returning the ball 30 yards down to the North Thurston 30-yard line.
High school football scores from around the South Sound and beyond for Oct. 24, 2014
Federal Way at Beamer; Lincoln at Wilson; River Ridge at Fife. State: Lynden at Sedro-Woolley.
Jaguars beat Vikings for first time since 2005, win first SPSL title in school history.
Don Clegg has turned Wilson High School into the city's model program the past two decades; Kitna is trying to reach that point at Lincoln High School — and beyond.
Twins Tristan and Brenna Peloquin from Gig Harbor High School post victories in 4A races; North Thurston's Peter Allegre, Capital's Lauren Pierson captures 3A titles.
Lauren Pierson leads Capital girls to Narrows cross-country title; Peter Allegre paces North Thurston in boys race
Lauren Pierson, the reigning two-time Evergreen Conference champion from the Cougars' days in Class 2A, won her third consecutive league title Wednesday afternoon – this time at the Narrows 4A/3A championships.
The Todd Beamer High School football team boats the No. 1 scoring defense in Class 4A, but faces Federal Way's SPSL-best scoring offense Friday for the Federal Way city championship and SPSL Northwest title.
Curtis' do-everything Morgan Weaver, the 2013 News Tribune Player of the Year, scores one goal and assists on another in a 3-2 victory over Puyallup in a 4A SPSL South girls soccer match
The Franklin Pierce High School senior has scored 35 career goals, and is on pace for a banner year
Jaelin Goldsmith threw for 276 yards and five touchdowns as No. 1 Cascade Christian outscores visiting Charles Wright 62-32 with Tarries QB Henry Cheney completing 30 of 46 passes for 364 yards and five touchdowns.
The Emerald Ridge volleyball team sweeps Sehome in the semifinals (25-20, 25-14) before cruising past Capital (25-11, 25-20) to win the Capitol City Invitational. Senior Jenna Mullen, with 10 kills in the championship, was named tournament MVP.
There was a point early in the season Clay Angle had to begin to wonder.
To say the Lincoln Abes gritted out the team's 41-14 victory over the Central Kitsap Cougars on Friday night at Lincoln Bowl sounds silly. But for an undefeated team averaging 59 points a game, that's certainly how it felt.
Despite throwing up before Friday's game, Alexander passed for 339 yards and a touchdown and ran for 74 yards and three more scores
Conquerors force five interceptions a fumble recovery and a safety for their third consecutive share or outright South Puget Sound League Northeast title in a 38-7 victory against Kent-Meridian.
No. 8-ranked Auburn Mountainview gave No. 5 Peninsula a scare, but in the end it was too much Major Ali as the Seahawks won a thriller at Auburn Memorial Stadium, 25-20.
Dante Thomas ran for two touchdowns, Jake Harn threw for a pair and visiting North Thurston notched it's second victory on the season, beating Shelton, 28-14, in Narrows League 3A play on Friday.
High school football scores for Friday, Oct. 17, 2014, from around the South Sound
Bella Robertson scored the lone goal in the 10th minute to lift the Fife High School girls soccer team to a 1-0 victory against first-place Franklin Pierce as both teams sit tied atop the 2A SPSL.
After more than a decade mired in losing seasons, the Kent-Meridian football team has found stability and finally success under coach Brett Allen, and now gets a shot at the 4A SPSL Northeast title against Kentwood this week.
Some of high school football's biggest storylines in Week 7.
The Auburn Mountainview football team is off to its first 6-0 start in school history, and plays Peninsula in what could determine 3A SPSL title.
Kent-Meridian (5-1) at Kentwood (5-1)
(all games 7 p.m. unless noted)
No. 1s: 4A (Bothel), 3A (Bellevue), 2A (Lynden), 1A (Cascade Christian), 2B (Napavine), 1B (Liberty Christian).
Ravens rally to beat Lions 22-25, 25-18, 25-10, 25-17 to all but sew up the 3A SPSL title — their first since being members of the 4A SPSL North in 2012.
The two-time defending Class 4A state champion Lions now take a 30-set winning streak into key 4A Narrows League matchup against Timberline on Thursday
Chris Leverenz came to the Ravens when the new school opened in 1995, and wants to leave someday with a Class 3A state title
Yes, Eric Kurle knows what his Graham-Kapowsin High School football team accomplished Friday had no such impact on the South Puget Sound League South Division standings.
Franklin Pierce quarterback Willie Patterson threw for a career-best 231 yards and two touchdowns and Tanner Bloom had five catches for 143 yards in the Cardinals 38-35 victory against Fife Friday night.
In a battle of the South Puget Sound League South conference's top two teams, it was Cody Anderson lifting Emerald Ridge over Bethel on Friday at Art Crate Field.
There was nothing fancy about the way the Capital Cougars took down the Wilson Rams on Friday night at Stadium Bowl. The game came down to blocking and tackling, and the Cougars were simply better at both.
Mountainview quarterback Gresch Jensen was the star of the game for the Lions, with 102 yards through the air on 9 of 18 passing and 93 yards rushing and a score on 15 carries.
High school football scores from around the South Sound and beyond for Friday, Oct. 10, 2014.
Davis Alexander threw for 348 yards and five touchdowns, senior receiver Santana Johnson had 10 catches for 152 yards and three scores as No. 10 Gig Harbor cruises to 41-0 4A Narrows victory against Timberline.
Some of the high school football's biggest storylines in Week 6
Emerald Ridge at Bethel in SPSL South; No. 9 Lakes at Auburn Mountainview in 3A SPSL; Fife at Franklin Pierce in 2A SPSL; and No. 1 Freeman at No. 7 Colville for the state game of the week.
1. Bothell (5-0)
(all games 7 p.m. unless noted)
Josiah Bronson and Kyle Capperauld have helped make Kentwood High's defense the best in 4A through the first five games, on pace to break some of the school's defensive records.
There's something instantly familiar about the coaches guiding their players on opposing sides of the gym. It isn't that they're both decked out in pink – one in a tutu, the other in a hand-decorated T-shirt.
Emerald Ridge swept the season series over the second-place Vikings in the South Puget Sound League South Division with a 25-23, 25-22, 25-14 victory Wednesday night, giving the Jaguars a three-game lead for the league's top seed to the postseason with five matches left.
Now seniors, twins Teddy and Phil Grenley are vying to become first pair to win four state high school boys tennis titles in Washington Interscholastic Activities Association history.
Gig Harbor's Anna Furrer just missed qualifying for the 4A state girls swimming meet in the 500 freestyle with a winning time of 5 minutes, 22.09 seconds Saturday as the Tides took the team title with 68 points to Wilson's 50 and Foss' 33.
Lincoln High School football coach Jon Kitna said coaching second quarter of the Ables' 91-0 victory against Mount Tahoma Friday was "most difficult thing I've had to do here" while Mount Tahoma's Ricky Daley says he didn't feel Abes ran up the score: "I had no qualms."
Football games like the one Friday make Lakes High School coach Dave Miller appreciate the stretches of brilliance and dominance when few schools in the 3A South Puget Sound League gave the Lancers a competitive battle.
It was supposed to be a rivalry football game. It quickly turned into a record-setting night by Federal Way's Chico McClatcher.
Kentwood High School football coach Rex Norris said Isaiah Williams made a decision two weeks ago the junior running back wanted to take his game to another level.
Cameron Lewis isn't the first name people think of when they think about the Peninsula Seahawks program.
Bellarmine Prep's second 4A Narrows League game was like its first only in the final outcome: a victory.
High school football scores from around the South Sound and beyond on Friday, Oct. 3, 2014.
Lakes coach Dave Miller gets a rematch against one of his former coordinators, Jason Silbaugh, Friday; league champs meet league champs; Howard Lutton has served his suspension; Mark Morris down in the dumps and Tumwater braces for its final tough nonleague test.
Mark Iddins broke records as a quarterback at Kamiak and Santa Ana college before starring at Montana State. When his NFL dream faded, he broke into the coaching ranks in Class C 8-man football and now the 28-year-old, first-year Bethel coach has the Braves atop the SPSL South.
As ninth graders in 2013, Gig Harbor's Ursula Andren, Anna Furrer and Alana Ponce won the state 200-yard medley relay — and have their sights set on defending it.
The Bethel High Braves keep their undefeated record (4-0) intact after a last-second pass deflection by JonJon Taimanglo sealed a 30-23 victory over the Rodgers High Rams.
Sure, Eatonville High School would love to show off a high-powered offense in every game in its new 1A Evergreen Conference, but that would not be the case Friday night.
Home of past legends such as Red Badgro, Robin Earl, Jeff Jaeger, John Bronson and Reggie Jones, it's been a cold spell of late for the once-storied Kent-Meridian program. However, change appears fast approaching following a 37-9 victory over the Kentlake Falcons, improving the Royals' record to 3-1.
In the end, the Foss Falcons defense simply had no answer for Conner Kennedy.
Tailback Cody Anderson opened up the scoring on a 23-yard run after bulldozing a Puyallup defensive back on the way to his first touchdown and a 7-0 Emerald Ridge lead.
For the sixth straight year, Olympia is 2-0 to start 4A Narrows League play as it travels to Issaquah next Friday for a nonleague contest.
High school football scores from the South Sound and beyond for Friday, Sept. 26.
Peninsula senior Robert Kvinsland and his go-to senior wide receiver Kyle Olson-Urbon help topple Lakes
Central Kitsap rushed out to a 20-point first-half lead on its way to a 30-27 victory over North Thurston in 3A Narrows League football Thursday night at Silverdale Stadium.
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After returning from a season-ending knee injury, Warren is better than ever for the Lincoln Abes
What to watch for: Eatonville begins first of four field trips to the Grays Harbor area, less halftime-drama expected from Bellevue this week, a loaded rank-on-rank slate of games, Federal Way looking up and Cascade Christian looking strong.
Longtime Decatur assistant hired to replace Anthony Clarke; 4A WCD/SW bi-district agreement dissolves for 2014-15
Bellarmine Prep's Laura Staeheli has a family legacy to live up to, notably with cousin Joline, and says she's fine with that
There's starting to be a theme with this year's Cascade Christian squad: feed running backs Robert Terhune and Riley Ramos.
It was a banner day for the Tahoma Bears, who swept the team championships at the 61-school cross country race
Jaguars win Kent Volleyball Classic, topping two-time defending state champion Bellarmine Prep in the process
Optimism — not frustration — has reigned supreme around the Emerald Ridge football program.
Capital held the high-scoring Lincoln offense in check for much of the first half, but over the course of time, the Abes kept coming and ran away for a 32-10 road victory.
Friday night's game was a big road victory against a new league opponent for the Seahawks, who have high expectations this season.
Braves prove to doubters that they have a solid team
The Franklin Pierce High School football team had a lot of reasons to feel at a disadvantage Friday against previously unbeaten River Ridge.
High school football scores from around the South Sound and beyond on Friday, Sept. 19, 2014.
Top teams by classification: 4A: Bothell, 3A Bellevue, 2A Lynden, 1A Freeman, 2B Napavine, 1B Liberty Christian
The Timberline High School football team scores 24 points in the second quarter on its way to a 31-7 victory against Yelm in both teams' 4A Narrows League opener on Thursday at South Sound Stadium.
No. 9 Gig Harbor travels for a tough game at Eastlake with a chance to improve to 3-0 for the first time since 2005 in coach Aaron Chantler's third year.
League play begins for most teams, a lot of schools coming off postseason berths are staring at 0-3, a team that never punts, always onside kicks, heavy hearts in Chiawana and a new field for Fife.
Megan Chambers may be small, but she'll be the heart of the Rams' attack once again this season.
Jack Yearian was looking to make a statement.
Trojans' running backs coach C.J. Cooper died unexpectely last week; No. 3 Graham-Kapowsin wins while White River upsets No. 9 Lindbergh
Chance at overtime slips through Foss receivers hands
Cascade Christian's Robert Terhune is a bad man, and he showed it Friday night at Orting.
Chris Leiba's big return combined with Kobe Key's accurate passing helped River Ridge snap its 12-game losing streak to the Rams with a 28-16 win
After a scoreless first quarter, the Lancers, ranked No. 7 in The News Tribune's 3A football rankings, scored for four touchdowns before halftime, including two TD passes from quarterback Jaiave Magalei to junior running back Yisrael Stephens.
Capital senior running back Conner Kennedy rushed for a game-high 177 yards on 34 carries and scored both of the Cougars' touchdowns in a 17-7 nonleague football victory over Olympia in front of more than 3,000 fans jam-packed into Ingersoll Stadium on Friday night.
High school football scores from around the South Sound and beyond for Sept. 12, 2014.
Bothell, Bellevue top 4A, 3A, respectively
Nonleague contests continue
In only his second career start, Tahoma High School's junior Amandre Williams challenges Brett Rypien's single-game state passing record of 613 yards; counterpart Griffen Stacy, of Rogers, also throws for 500.
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Puyallup will try to slow Kitna's attack at Lincoln
Ricky Daley earned the first head coaching job of his career at Mount Tahoma High School this past spring and Thomas Ford earned his first only weeks later at Stadium after both spent the past two years on Jeff Thomas' staff at the University of Puget Sound.
Cooper taught and coached in Fife schools for nearly 30 years at Surprise Lake Middle School, Columbia Junior High and Fife High School
One of seven sisters, senior Eva Linden is now the leader for the Trojans, this time sticking at outside hitter
Eagles jump out to 27-14 lead early in the third quarter, but give up 20 consecutive points in 34-27 loss
Down by 17 points at the half to crosstown rival Peninsula High School on Friday night, Gig Harbor coach Aaron Chantler's message to the Tides was simple.
New Vikings quarterback throws for three second-half touchdowns in 43-21 win over Jefferson; No. 8 Lakes, No. 10 Lincoln also win
The Conquerors pick off three passes, recover a fumble and record a safety while shutting out Curtis
Big games from Griffen Stacy, Kyler Ooley lift Rogers Rams to a win over the Beamer Titans
Sumner coach Keith Ross had every reason to think, "I told you so," after junior Josh Riley blocked Franklin Pierce's punt and recovered it for the Spartans' first touchdown.
Easton Trakel's 73-yard kickoff return to open the second half led to Tumwater's only touchdown four plays later, and Trakel followed it up with a 10-yard fourth-quarter touchdownrun to lead the Thunderbirds to a 14-3 come-from-behind victory over Capital in Friday night's nonleague high school football game at Tumwater District Stadium.
Stay up to date with all the high school football scores from around the South Sound for Friday, Sept. 5, 2014.
1A Nisqually preview: Message clear for Cascade Christian's Ramos, Terhune: Don't fumble the football
Cascade Christian High School senior running backs Robert Terhune and Riley Ramos have a solid understanding for VTF. It means value the football. As the Cougars experienced firsthand in the 1A state semifinals last year, that can mean the difference in a game.
Fife High School running back Austin Woods almost lost his arm when it shot through a window as he dove for a basketball March 1 during a regional basketball game at Auburn High School. Now he's back on the football field, a month sooner than expected, and he's grateful for it.
Major Ali won a bet with the Peninsula High School football team's offensive coordinator that he couldn't drop 20 pounds before the season. The 5-foot-7 (or as teammates called him, Five-Two) defensive end and running back did easily, and now he's got the speed to match his strength.
Chris "Scooby" Reynolds, one of the league's top returning wide receivers, shifts to quarterback for senior season
Before the Wolves entertain thoughts of a Class 4A title, first they must navigate a tough league – and feel they have the offensive backfield in quarterback Cooper Canton and tailback Marshaud DeWalt to do it.
Senior Trevor Asbjornsen is the SPSL South Division's only returning starting quarterback, and hopes to lead the Graham-Kapowin High School football team to repeat league title.
It seems wherever Darren McKay has coached, now at Todd Beamer High School, teams show drastic improvement in their third season
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Baseline concussion tests are required to play football, soccer, basketball and wrestling in the Puyallup School district for all junior high and high school students.
Puyallup High School wide receiver in football, shortstop in baseball selected as The News Tribune's All-Area male senior athlete of the year
Kentwood High School's Sarah Toeaina is The News Tribune's Female Senior Athlete of the Year after setting a school record with 12 varsity letters at a school that has produced greats such as Lindsey Moore, Courtney Vandersloot, Rodney Stuckey and Reese McGuire.
With their high school graduations in the review mirror, Puyallup's Matt Voss, Steilacoom's Ben Scott and Bellarmine Prep's Hannah Derby look ahead to Division I competition this fall, but not before being recognized for their senior-year accomplishments one last time.
Some now consider Puyallup the city of champions, and local business owners want to celebrate their triumphs Seahawks-style.
It was a day to heartily celebrate Monday at Puyallup High School. Three times over.
SUMNER — Throughout the season, Capital's boys soccer team methodically shot, saved and scored to earn its first trip to the Class 2A state championship game. But Saturday afternoon, all it took was a freshman in blue for them to come undone, as the Cougars were shut out, 4-0, by Squalicum at Sunset Chev Stadium in Sumner.
Capital High School sophomore Ty Gentry didn't lose a game at the Class 2A state tennis championships until the title match.
The idea hit Tony Batinovich late Saturday morning, after the Puyallup High School fastpitch team blanked Woodinville in the Class 4A state semifinals.
Washington High School's Josh Rasmus didn't have Daniel Yu fighting alongside him in his fourth 2A state doubles championship in four years.
LACEY — If not for the 500-mile round trip from Kennewick, Tim Bisson wouldn't mind playing all of the Kamiakin High school home fastpitch games in Lacey.
With only hours remaining until the end of Star Track XXXII, Bellarmine Prep's Hannah Derby was spending her time vomiting underneath the check-in tent.
Snohomish won the Class 4A state boys soccer championship for the third time with the use of one of the most dangerous weapons in the game — a long throw-in.
Considering the season Bonney Lake High School's baseball team had — the high of winning streaks and then the low of losing three out of four games heading into the 3A regional — senior Kash Koltermann always believed the Panthers were capable of reaching the state title game.
Puyallup High School, behind the strong pitching of Lane Griffin and a five-run third inning, defeated South Kitsap 7-1 in Saturday's Class 4A baseball state title game at Gesa Stadium to cap a perfect season at 28-0.
After they spent the first two days distancing themselves from the rest of the state in their respective divisions at Star Track XXXII, the Federal Way boys' and girls' only competition was between themselves Saturday.
Pure joy was all that was left after Federal Ways Mariyah Vongsaveng defended her state title in the girls Class 4A 100-meter hurdles Friday.
As the number of lopsided wins piled up, and the Puyallup High School baseball team climbed higher in the national rankings, the Vikings quest for a perfect season took on an air of inevitability.
Squalicum High School defender Hans Kogan insists its about the wins, not the zeroes. Right now, Squalicums high-powered boys soccer team is enjoying both.
Federal Way High Schools Tyson Penn sat on a bench and covered his face with his hands. He had just won his second consecutive 4A state high jump title, beating Eastmonts Killian McGinnis with a mark of 6-feet, 9 inches. But his goal the entire year was to match the sophomore state record of 7-feet set by Terry Ellis of Pateros in 1977 and Curtis Rahmel Dockery in 2009.
Schedules, outlooks and ticket prices for Class 4A tournament in Spokane, Class 3A tournament in Lacey and Class 2A tournament in Selah.
Schedules, outlooks and ticket prices for Class 4A, 3A tournament at Sparks Stadium in Puyallup, and Class 2A, 1A tournament at Sunset Chev Stadium in Sumner
Schedules, outlooks and ticket prices for Class 4A, 3A tournament in Pasco, and Class 2A, 1A tournament in Yakima.
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Adrian Bushell has a chance to do something that I can't imagine many others have done before. Bushell could have two Sugar Bowl victories with two different teams. He spent his freshman season in 2009 at Florida as a second string defensive back. The Gators beat Cincinnati 51-24 in the Sugar Bowl that year. Three years later, after spending a year in junior college and finishing his career at Louisville, Bushell is heading back to the Sugar Bowl, but this time he'll be wearing a different uniform and playing against his former team. He certainly seems pretty excited about the opportunity. Excerpt from GoCards.com "I get a chance to play against my old team, my old school," said senior cornerback Adrian Bushell. "Not many people are picking us to win. We have an opportunity to do something that we have been working hard toward the whole season. We have gone through winter workouts, spring workouts, summer workouts, and now going through 12 games of the season, we get to face the No....
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I've rented a villa in Torre Alfina, Lazio for 3 weeks beginning 10/27. This is a family thing and there will be 8 of us when we're all there-this includes two boys ages 5 and 16. The villa is about 30 minutes from Orvieto. Besides some day trips to nearby towns we'd like to do Pompeii, Florence, Pisa,, Lucca, Venice, Cinque Terre, Valtellina and possibly Capri.We have rented a car but plan to take the train into the larger cities. My husband and I will spend 4 days in Rome at the end- before we come home. I'm feeling somewhat overwhelmed. I am open to any suggestions and/or recommendations. We also want to do a vineyard excursion as a group. Any ideas?? Thanks


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Random Notes from Travels in France; 4/6/2012-4/14/2012 (Paris, Loire, Alsace): Full yellow, a touch of brown. Low pitched peach and nuts. Then it became fully maderized and dull. Some botrytis deep in the background. Full bodied, some residual sugar. Just when we thought it was completely dead, it perked up in a remarkale way to show more livly stone fruit. Ah, the mysteries of older wines. Not one to hold or bet on at this point.
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From Indianapolis to Denver, Peyton Manning looks to make the San Diego Chargers unplug their electric ways they have had with him.But are the Super Chargers, super scared of him?The Chargers could have faced an easy division had Manning decided to stay in Indianapolis.Since Manning is now a Bronco, he and his team will give the Chargers their biggest season and home challenge.Both teams will start the season looking to recover from an 8-8 record in 2011.If not largely affected with their crippled offense due to injuries, the Chargers have the chance to go 4-1 with a favorable schedule before hosting the Broncos in Week 6.On the other hand the Broncos face a difficult start including the Pittsburgh Steelers, Houston Texans and the New England Patriots and could head to San Diego with a sloppy 2-3 record.This game will be a huge momentum shift for both the Broncos and the Chargers seeing that it is uncertain how both teams will do with so many added and missing pieces.With key injuri...
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Easy Start Cuts Anything
Easy to Handle
String Replacement Not Ea
Best Uses
Cuts Small Bushes
Straight Edging
Trimming Around Rocks
Weeds & Tall Grass
I have owned MANY string trimmers over my lifetime and this is the best I have EVER OWNED! When I consider that my Stihl Chain Saw is also the best I have ever owned, I highly recommend Stihl products!
How long have you owned it:
More than six months
Bottom Line
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
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Poor design & warrranty issues
Poor Design
Warranty Issues
Best Uses
Weeds & Tall Grass
I own two acres with lots of trees and gardens. I weed whack every two weeks and it takes about two hours.
This is my fourth and most expensive weed whacker I have purchased. I was wiling to pay more for a unit that would last more than a couple of years.
On day one the string feed did not work. After a frustrating half hour trying to fix it myself, I gave up and returned to the store where I got it. After three technicians could not get this simple process to work, they gave me a different head free of charge.
Three months later, only the sixth time I used it, the pull cord broke. I brought it back expecting it to be coverd under warranty. Nope. They charged me and told me that stuff like that is not covered by the warranty and expect it to break again because they do not have a longer or stronger replacemnet.
How long have you owned it:
Three-to-six months
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No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Absolute Animal!
Takes A Real Beating
Have To Clean Muffler Reg
Best Uses
Banks And Around Stones
Trimming Around Rocks
Weeds & Tall Grass
I am a full time groundsman that is part of a team of four men. We work at a 28 acre cemetery in the Catskills. We use the fs-56 RC-E model six hours a day 5 day a week. 65% of this cemetery is done by hand with these trimmers. Hill sides, banks, edging and around thousands of stones. We have had the same trimmers for three years ORG M-55, model number changed but same trimmer as the 56 and they are still going strong. One person commented that they experienced feeding problems. You have to tap the head of the trimmer on a hard surface about every two minutes to release more line but one you get the Rhythm it becomes automatic. If you line gets short just tap a few times and you are good to go. If you use this model a lot like we do eventually it will start to bog down, Just clean the muffler with a wire brush or burn the carbon build up off with a torch and you are good to go. Take muffler peace out first!Trust me this is all the trimmer you will ever need and its the best trimmer I have ever used. we abuse them hard and they keep going. TRUST ME no need to spend more money!
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BIANCHI, Anne M., 47, of Wichita Falls. Services 6 p.m. at the chapel of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls.
CHAMBERS, Nell, 88, of White Settlement. Graveside services 10 a.m. Friday in Crestview Memorial Park. Visitation 9 a.m. Friday at Hampton Vaughan Funeral Home.
CRUME, Carol, 87, of Portales. Memorial services 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Wheeler Mortuary Chapel.
CULBERSON, Michael A., 53. Services 10 a.m. today at Faith Baptist Church of Iowa Park. Burial in Crestview Memorial Park.
DEARDORFF, Dale, 76, of Henrietta. Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Henrietta.
GANN, Charles T., of Abilene, formerly of Wichita Falls. Visitation 2-3 p.m. Sunday with services at 3 p.m. in The Hamil Family Funeral Home Chapel, 6449 Buffalo Gap Road in Abilene. Graveside services at 11 a.m. Monday in Crestview Memorial Park in Wichita Falls.
MAYBERRY, Barbara, 71, of Henrietta. Graveside services 10 a.m. today in the Graves Cemetery in Jack County.
MORGAN, A.D., Jr., 88, of Vernon. Services 11 a.m. today at First Baptist Church. Burial at 11 a.m. Friday in Boggy Creek Masonic Cemetery in Austin.
PRESTON, Ada, 91, of Quanah. Services 11 a.m. today at First United Methodist Church. Burial in Quanah Memorial Park.
RIOS, Daniel B., 52, of Vernon. Services 1 p.m. today at Sullivan Funeral Home Chapel. Burial in Wilbarger Memorial Park.
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ROLLINS, Effie, 90, of Henrietta. Services 10 a.m. Friday at the Henrietta Cowboy Church in Henrietta. Burial in Hope Cemetery in Henrietta. Visitation 6-8 p.m. today at Davis Funeral Home.
WARD, Joy R., 73, of Vernon. Services 11 a.m. Friday at Calvary Baptist Church. Burial in Eastview Cemetery. Visitation 6-7 p.m. today at Sullivan Funeral Home.
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Authorities look at a car after it was found crashed near a retention pond in northwest Houston, May 16, 2013.
A speeding driver was injured when he went airborne and crashed into a retention pond in northwest Houston Thursday morning.
Deputies with the Harris County Sheriff's Office say the driver was traveling at a high rate of speed westbound on Fallbrook when he went airborne through the intersection of Fallbrook and Jones Road.
The car began to fishtail barely missing other vehicles when it hit a box truck. The driver over-corrected and sent the car across the oncoming lane of traffic on Fallbrook where he landed in a field just south of the road near a retention pond.
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Actually I think this defense will be bad and they will need to win games by putting up huge scores.
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Actually I think this defense will be bad and they will need to win games by putting up huge scores.
I wouldn't overpay for JPP. He is an OK pass rusher. Would rather let him walk and sign Suh.
Yuck! How they have a great draft and FA signing period.
Depending on health maybe not much but there is no guarantee they will get the right guys for those few spots anyway.
Randle was not bad at all this year and maybe they should just use him in a differnt way to get even more out of him. Some games I heard someone say he seems to put up great numbers in the middle of...
I think so too. I remember you listed some DT FA's. Maybe get one of them and draft a DE.
So play GM for a minute. Who do you sign and who do you go after to play with him?
Think the Patriots have this one.
The DL was much better when he was here the last time. They have some work to do in FA and the draft.
LT had no intention to break his leg. That was not playing nasty.
Yeah but I'm wondering what would be the better way to build the more dominating DL. I do like JPP but not sure if be as good a DE as Suh is a DT.
He has to get better control over his emotions but he's not stupid.
Who would be better to build around? If they keep JPP who can they add to improve the DL? What if they let him walk and then sign Suh? They would have Suh and Hankins in the middle but who would they...
Right now this defense is not talented enough. Let's see what happens in FA and the draft. They also have to stay healthy.
Anyone else worried they may not pay enough attention to the defense? Or maybe this was just a decoy? Can't believe anything is more important right now than fixing the defense.
They only parted ways with Hill after his 3rd offense after going undrafted because of character issues. Oh, and they thought he was going to be out for much longer than he was. The league changed...
The reason why I think they don't land him is because they need more than one player. They need a DT, DE, and a couple safeties. If they had more money I think they would go after him. They offered...
Go get that DL fixed and safeties too.
Now go out and rebuild the DL.
This team is in worse shape than the last time he was here.
Well he knows a lot more than me but I still disagree. While the OL needs some work defense wins Championships and they have some serious issues to deal with on defense.
Romo was chirping to the head ref. Gautantee they call a flag when he gets hit again.
Just heard them say on ESPN, Ditka said it, that their secondary may be worse than the Bears. Was it coaching or talent?
How many years did be sign for? If he only signed for this year and he is clean then they can make a run at him. Can't blame them for cutting a guy who failed 3 tests in 3 years.
It would be so awesome if this could happen. Eli ending the Cowboys season would make this season not so bad.


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The House of Representatives has rejected a report for the ratification of a US$19,200,000 agreement between the Liberian Government and the International Development Association.
The agreement was submitted to the House of Representatives for ratification by the Executive Branch.
The agreement under the title: "Second Additional Financing Agreement for Urban and Rural Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project, is aimed at improving access to road in the city of Monrovia and targeted rural roads as well as building institutional capacities to manage the country's road sector.
It will address the rehabilitation of a 24 kilometer road on major streets in Monrovia, repair sidewalks, upgrading of Center Street, provide provision of technical assistance to the Ministry of Public Works, reviewing proposals for the replacement of the Caldwell Bridge and the rehabilitation of the Plebo-Barclayville road.
The House's decision to place the ratification of the agreement on hold followed a report from its committee on Ways, Means and Finance and Judiciary calling for the agreement to be ratified without delay.
But majority members of the House following the reading of the committee's report protested the agreement ratification on grounds that explanation is required.
Representatives including Byron Browne, Gabriel Smith, Thomas Fallah and James Biney called on their colleagues not to ratify the agreement because it does not explain how the money will be used to benefit other counties of Liberia.
Representative Browne and others further said the agreement does not need any ratification because the justifications provided by the Executive are not realistic.
They said on several occasions the House of Representatives ratified agreements worth millions of dollars in the name of addressing challenges being experience in the rural parts of the country, but there has been no visible sign of improvement.
For Representative Samuel Koga of Nimba County, he warned his colleagues to be careful in ratifying loan for the country because the Ministry of Public Works is yet to provide 'blue print' for road connectivity.


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WINDER - Barrow County schools should have plenty of teachers next fall.Saturday's teacher job fair attracted about 200 qualified applicants to the school system, said Lisa Leighton, spokeswoman for Barrow County Schools. Teachers came mostly from Gwinnett and Walton counties, she said, as well as several applicants from Jackson and Oconee counties. "We had about eight special-ed teachers apply and lots of math and sciences," Leighton said. "We usually have more elementary teacher candidates, but this year it was varied across a broad spectrum of subjects and grade levels." Officials with the Barrow County school system kicked off its annual recruiting campaign Thursday at the Athens Classic Center. Several more recruiting trips are planned, Leighton said.
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2. Drain sauerkraut very well, then pat between paper toweling to remove excess moisture; chop fine. Combine with cheese and red-pepper seasoning in a small bowl.
3. Roll out half the pastry to 12-inch square on a lightly floured pastry cloth or board. Cut the pastry into rounds with a 2 1/2-inch cutter; remove and save trimmings. Spread rounds lightly with prepared mustard and place a frankfurter half in center of each round; add 1 teaspoon sauerkraut mixture on end of each frankfurter. Lift sides of each pastry round and pinch together across top to enclose franks and kraut completely. Place on a large cooky sheet. Repeat with second half of the pastry; reroll any trimmings, if necessary, to make 32 rounds. Brush lightly with milk.
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NIBONG TEBAL: Nibong Tebal has development potential, says Penang Umno chairman Datuk Zainal Abidin Osman.
Zainal, who is contesting the Nibong Tebal parliamentary seat, said he would like to execute his plan, that was shelved five years ago, to tap into the town's potential.
"I have received feedback from residents that (Nibong Tebal outgoing parliamentarian) Tan Tee Beng has not served the people here well and they prefer a local boy to serve them," said the former Nibong Tebal MP.
He lost to Tan – the PKR candidate who later quit the party in 2010 – in the 2008 general election.
Zainal Abidin faces state PKR chairman Datuk Mansor Othman and independent Teng Kok Peng in a three-cornered fight.
"My plan for Nibong Tebal is to transform the area into a growth centre.
"The completion of the second Penang bridge will encourage growth on the main-land and not just the island," Zainal Abidin told reporters at a kenduri arwah (memorial service) yesterday for Ahmad Ibrahim, an Umno member who passed away last year in Sungai Acheh.
Zainal Abidin, 53, who said he had been serving in Nibong Tebal for more than 30 years, pointed out that a local candidate could understand the community better "rather than some politicians who have been in the area for just a few weeks."
With him at the event was Barisan's candidate for the Sungai Acheh state seat, Datuk Mahmud Zakaria, 65.
Ahmad's son, Zainol Abidin Ahmad, 42, said his father, a former PKR member, had served the community and PKR when he was healthy and strong.
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"It was Mahmud and Zainal Abidin who came to our aid," said the businessman.
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Horror Documentary KILLER LEGENDS Coming to DVD 7/1
The chilling documentary Killer Legends will be available on DVD nationwide July 1, 2014. Killer Legends follows filmmakers Joshua Zeman and Rachel Mills as they investigate four timeless legends that continue to haunt the American public. Directed by Joshua Zeman, the documentary examines the urban legends of The Candyman, The Killer Clown, The Baby-Sitter and the Man Upstairs, and The Hookman. The DVD release (SRP $19.99) will also include seven special features on the urban legends.
Joshua and Rachel travel to Houston, Texas where they explore the tainted candy legend parents fear every Halloween. In Columbia, MO they compare The Baby-Sitter and the Man Upstairs legend to the unsolved murder of Janett Christman - a babysitter found murdered in 1950. In Texarkana, Texas, the filmmakers investigate the real life case of a killer known as The Phantom and how it inspired "The Hook" urban legend. Joshua and Rachel then head to Chicago to answer the question of how clowns became so evil and creepy to the public.
Killer Legends director Joshua Zeman previously directed the critically acclaimed horror documentary Cropsey. "I'm excited to be working with Breaking Glass Pictures again. They helped me make Cropsey a creepy cult favorite and I'm looking forward to repeating the same success with Killer Legends."
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Anyone watching baseball tonight??? Gotta love Reds fans.... BARRY, BARRY, BARRY!!!
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Hey, I am hanging in here...did you make any progress with this? Live debugging session with a debugger attached is a rare opportunity to solve a problem because one can see all state.
Let me know if you are not able to reproduce this. It is little tough. But what I do is to start two X sessions in two different users and then from one session as root in a xterm, I start:
while true;do sleep 5;chvt 7;sleep 5;chvt 9;done
Before this I ssh from a different box and attach GDB to X of the session which started the second session.
In each X session, I have a command to switch desktop to next (6 desktops in one session and 4 in the other, all of them with variety of text and images) just throw random text and images to the driver to display: while true;do sleep 6;changeDesktop 1;done
Then, I go back to my ssh session, sip coffee and wait for SEGV....:-)
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I replaced my G224 with the GT-2531 and could not be happier. Awesome tripod. I love my G224 and used it successfully for years but I can afford a CF now and the lighter weight and the CF legs being not as cold feeling on the hands are big pluses.
That said although I've never used a 1 series I would not go with a smaller tripod than the G224 or GT-2531 with my Hassy.


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North Korea developments cause for cautious optimism
In dealings with North Korea, the last surviving redoubt of unapologetic Stalinism, a certain degree of caution is not just desirable; it is mandatory. The Pyongyang regime has over the decades become surpassingly astute in strategic gamesmanship, practicing a rope-a-dope diplomacy in which yesterday's concession may suddenly evaporate, its place taken by truculent defiance.
Nevertheless, it is encouraging that the North Koreans -- at this juncture -- seem disposed to deliver on their pledge to abandon their nuclear weapons program. Over the weekend, United Nations inspectors confirmed that North Korea had in fact shut down its nuclear reactor. That was a critically important precondition for any movement toward ending, or at least easing, the country's status as an international pariah.
That, with other developments, represents a resumption of the movement that began back in February, when the North Koreans agreed to idle the reactor at Yonbyon and abandon their nuclear weapons program in return for an array of concessions that included 1 million tons of oil and an easing of the international sanctions that had left their already fragile economy in ruins.
Certainly there is good reason for North Korea to seek an end to its isolation. The incentives offered by western nations include a broad range of concessions, including humanitarian aid that could ease the desperate plight of millions of North Koreans. At the same time, however, it's essential to stir a big dollop of caution into the mix. As noted, the only thing predictable about North Korea is its unpredictability. Here, surely, there is reason to hark back to the Russian proverb that Ronald Reagan was so fond of quoting: "Trust, but verify.
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Hutton, 29, has made five appearances for Bolton and suffered only one defeat to Brighton.
The former Rangers full-back, who still has 16 months left on his contract, has not played for Villa since Paul Lambert was appointed as manager in the summer of 2012.
Lambert has admitted that Hutton has been left out in the cold because Villa are desperate to get him off the wage bill. The defender earns around £40,000 a week.


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Rookie Jarrod Parker held Texas hitless until the eighth inning and Brandon Inge drove in four runs in Oakland's eight-run second inning as the Athletics beat the Rangers 12-1 on Monday night. Parker (2-2) easily worked his way through baseball's highest-scoring offense in his ninth career start before Michael Young grounded a single through the middle for Texas' first hit leading off the eighth. Parker got a warm ovation from the crowd of 10,120 and then recovered to get out of the inning on two more pitches: a popup by Nelson Cruz and an inning-ending double play from David Murphy. That ended the night for Parker, who allowed one hit, walked three and struck out six. Inge started the scoring in the big inning with a three-run homer off Scott Feldman (0-4) and capped it with an RBI single as the A's normally meek bats broke through with a big night. Kila Ka'aihue added a two-run homer for the A's, who had lost 10 of 11. Feldman was charged with all eight runs in the second inni...
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I do have a question. Given that border crossings seem to often be a PITA, at least according to the ride reports I have read, including yours, what's it going to be like with dogs? I would think some countries may not even allow animals.
It will definitely impact our route for the RTW. Some places require pretty serious documentation, a quarantine period or you just can't get dogs in. We've done some preliminary research, but we didn't want to get too far ahead of ourselves - we'll do a full route mapping once we find out how the dogs do on this Colorado trip.
Canada, for example, only requires proof of current rabies vaccination. (And Ontario requires that your dog can't be a pit or pit mix.) Other places require a recent medical check from a veterinarian to certify that your dog is healthy, or even special documentation you have to get completed by government-org-certified veterinarians.
So yeah. I think it'll definitely add an element of complication to border crossings. But when we do the RTW, whether it be soon-ish with the dogs or later after the dogs are no longer with us, we plan to take our time and not have a schedule or a date when we need to get home. So if we're delayed at a border crossing, it really won't be a big deal. *shrug* It's all part of the adventure!
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Beautiful views of the Silberhorn, Jungfrau, Lauterbrunnen valley and surrounding mountains.
Apartment / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
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Apartment / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
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Welcome to Chalet Aberot Penthouse Staubbach...
Enjoy your holiday in Wengen in this brand new Penthouse on a south facing ledge just 5 minutes from the ski pistes. With 2 bedrooms, large gallery and three bathrooms this apartment is an attractive accommodation for 6 people.
The open plan living – dining – kitchen area opens out onto a west facing balcony with stunning panoramic views of the Jungfrau, Silberhorn, Breithorn, Lauterbrunnen valley and surrounding mountains; perfect for gathering after a day out with a comfortable sofa, arm chair and large dining space for entertaining or family meals.
A further tv room/snug is located on the upper gallery which is reached via a wooden staircase. The gallery also offers a sleeping area with 2 single beds and a cloakroom.
The master bedroom with access to the west-facing balcony is furnished with a queen sized bed, large wardrobe, dressing table and mirror and features an ensuite bathroom. The second very generously sized bedroom offers two single beds (each 90 x 200 cm), wardrobe and drawers. A further shower room is situated between the two bedrooms.
The chalet also offers a separate room for skis, snowboards and sledges as well as a cellar with private washing machine and dryer.
• Kitchen/Dining area: This appealing area offers high quality white kitchen units with warm red backing handsomely coordinating the whole with the solid oak table with seating for up to 6 persons and over-the-table lighting. The kitchen is well-equipped with oven, fridge, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine, microwave, white crockery, tumblers, wine glasses and pans.
• Living Area: This cosy area is furnished with a 2-seater sofa, reclining chair and footstool, small and large wooden coffee tables and an oak dresser. Double doors open out onto the west facing balcony and frame the stunning mountain view.
• Master Bedroom: With access to the west-facing balcony with uninterrupted views, this bedroom features a Queen-sized bed (160 x 200cm) in a solid grey-brown wood frame with matching bedside tables, an oak dressing table and seat, wall mirrors and large wardrobe with mirrored doors.
• Ensuite Bathroom: Two windows bathe this space in natural light. It includes bath tub, over-bath shower, large wash basin, toilet and ample storage space for toiletries and towels.
• Bedroom 2: A beautifully wood-beamed and spacious room with 2 single beds (90 x 200cm), bedside table and solid grey-brown wooden wardrobe. Bedside lamps.
• Bathroom: Conveniently placed near the second bedroom it offers walk-in shower, toilet, large sink and ample storage space.
• Gallery: This area is accessed via a petite wooden staircase. The ceiling, stairs and gallery spindles are in coordinating light wood.
It offers a sleeping area with 2 single beds (90 x 200cm), a bedside table and chest of drawers in grey-brown solid wood. Adjoining this area is a toilet and sink.
At the opposite end of the gallery with open views from the double window is the snug area with informal couch, cushions, large and small coffee tables and x inch TV screen
• West Facing Balcony: This long balcony is equipped with table and several chairs from which to admire uninterrupted panoramic views from the Jungfrau to the Lobhorn and along the upper reaches of the Lauterbrunnen Valley to the Breithorn.
• Washer, Dryer and Ski room
Included with your booking:
Check-in: Upon arrival in Wengen, we will meet you after 4pm and sign over the keys for your stay. Our courtesy welcome package including amenities and local information will hopefully provide a relaxing and stress free start to your holiday stay.
Client Care Service: Our complimentary client care service is at hand 24 hours providing local information, facilitating bookings in the local language and delivering support throughout your stay.
Check-out: On your departure day we will meet you before 10:30am to complete your check-out. We hope to see you again soon!
Guest stay services including:
•Electricity/Heating/Hot water/Cold water
•Bed linens (1 pillow, 1 duvet, 1 bed sheet per person)
•Bathroom linens (1 face towel, 1 hand towel, 1 bath towel per person)
•Kitchen linens (2 tea towels)
•Final cleaning
•Welcome package including information pack, towel slippers per guest, garniture Amber Spa (Bath/Shower gel, Body lotion, Shampoo, Soap, Shower cap, Nail file), Toilet paper, 1 35L bin bag (including tax)
•Visitor tax per person
… ensuring a relaxing and stress free holiday.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|King Beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace
|Not suitable for wheelchair users
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