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Lillian M. Phillips, 19, of 4836 Ohio 598, Plymouth, hit two deer Monday on Ohio 598.
Elifaz Lopez, 53, of 103 Jefferson St., was charged with failure to control and driving under the influence Monday after he went off the right side of Ohio 61 and hit a guardrail. Lopez re-entered the road and went off the left side, hitting a ditch. North Central EMS transported him and his two passengers, Rosalva Lopez, 54, and Estrella Lopez, 1, to Fisher-Titus Medical Center with various injuries.
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Donald E. Dailey Jr., 57, of 48148 Stewart Road, New London, was charged with failure to maintain assured clear distance Tuesday after he hit the rear of the stopped vehicle driven by Susan M. Stang, 45, of 3086 Brown Road, on U.S. 20. Stang's husband took her to Fisher-Titus Medical Center with possible injuries.
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When the temperature rises, it's not uncommon to turn to cocktails that are both cold and refreshing; however, it seems that more and more imbibers are eschewing that custom and ordering drinks that turn up the heat. Adventurous palates have long pushed the limits of the Scoville scale, which has led to cult followings for many hot sauces, and it's worth noting that capsaicin—the substance that makes chili peppers hot—has been proven to release endorphins. It's only natural then that we see the desire for spice sliding from food to drink; after all, a good drink is nothing if not pleasurable.
The recent rise of spicy beverages goes way beyond mass-produced flavored vodkas or a few extra dashes of Tabasco sauce in a Bloody Mary. Craft bartenders and spirits makers are getting more inventive and experimenting with ingredients, not to mention Hellfire bitters and chili-infused spirits. "Fiery spice in a cocktail is a great way to complement the summer heat," says Dev Johnson, principal bartender at Employees Only. "Elements of heat should be used to accentuate or contrast the flavors in the cocktail, but the use of fiery spice in drinks can be like that friend who is very intense—if you aren't careful, it just takes over."
In an attempt to serve that growing appetite for fiery libations, cocktail establishments across NYC are adding supremely spicy cocktails to their menus. There's no shortage of options, but we recommend the following, all of which heat things up and bring the pain . . . in a good way.
- If you're seeking something spicy at RedFarm or Decoy on Hudson Street, ask bartender Shawn Chen for an Elixir. The vodka-based cocktail includes serrano chili pepper, fresh wasabi, Suze Gentiane Liqueur, Giffard Crème de Pamplemousse Rose, and fresh lemon.
- At Employees Only on Hudson Street, order the Lazy Lover, a concoction of cachaça and jalapeño-infused green Chartreuse that's shaken with Bénédictine, fresh lime juice, and agave nectar.
- The NoMad, at 1170 Broadway, serves up spice in the Satan's Circus, a libation made up of rye whiskey, Thai bird chili–infused Aperol, Cherry Heering, and lemon.
- For the times when you feel the need to disappear, take a seat at the bar at the Wayland and order an Off the Grid—a pisco cocktail accented by habanero, jicama juice, lime juice, simple syrup, and cilantro.
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- At Kin Shop on the Avenue of the Americas, there are a half dozen specialty cocktails on the menu, but if spice is what you're after, only the Smokin' Berry will do. It mixes organic mezcal with Domaine de Canton, lime juice, Thai chili syrup, and strawberry puree.
- The Spicy Paloma served at the Stone Rose Lounge on the fourth floor of the Time Warner Center is just as its name implies. It features Casamigos blanco tequila, Thai chili Aperol, grapefruit juice, and soda water. There's no telling where the night may lead when Casamigos is involved. Don't believe us? Click here to learn more.
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Jen22 and I stumbled across something today at the barn while riding: White Trash Dressage.
Now, WTD is very complicated and only the most talented horses can compete-I will outline some of the trickier movements that are involved.
One movement that is sure to get you off to a good start is the walk-away mount. This is when you climb up a ladder to get on your horse and before you are settled in the saddle, your horse walks away, ignoring your commands of "ho."
Another move that the judges will be sure to love is the giraffe trot--the higher your horse's head and the hollower its back, the more credit you are given.
One move that is sure to awe the judges is the tranter-this is when your mount tries to skip into a canter while trotting. I challenge anyone to match Jen22's mare to a tranter contest.
WTD classes are ridden with 2 horse/rider combinations in the ring. Credit is given to the rider who has the best close call without actually taking out the other pair. This is a very good way to rack up points when your mount decides to skip sideways across the arena when it refuses to go forward and especially for an OTTB who is jazzed up after cantering.
The Drunken Dressage walk is a crowd favorite-this is achieved by your horse's ADHD preventing it from walking in a straight line and instead weaving down the center line.
The judges will be more prone to watching you if your horse makes very ugly faces and pins its ears and swishes its tail in disgust.
Another challenging movement is the stiff as a board turn-this is when your mount refuses to bend whatsoever and keeps its entire body straight as can be; this is often combined with the Giraff trot described above, but can also be executed at the walk.
The octopus canter is very complex-this is when it appears and feels as if your mount has 8 legs underneath it going in 8 different directions. Extra credit is given if said legs are a blur; this extra credit will be doubled if it appears it is not known which direction you and your mount are going.
Double credit is given for the following:
The realk-this is when your mount attempts to rear while walking forward. Some say it is impossible, but trust me, my friends, it is VERY possible.
Second to the realk in complexity is a movement called the kier-this is when your mount attempts to kick out and rear simutaneously, not to be confused with the real dressage movement referred to as the capriole. The kier is much more ugly and very choppy in its flow.
The grab and go movement is lovely-this is where your mount snatches the reins out of your hands, causing intense pain in your shoulder(s). Your credit will be doubled if you yell out in pain.
Speaking of yelling, the more swearing and grumbling, the more bonus points you get. You will double your credit if you use the eff word.
For triple credit, your horse must break out of its halter while being hosed down after the class and run around the farm. The triple credit will be doubled if the halter is broken as well and not simply slipped out of.
Appropriate attire consists of tshirts with comments about beer not being just for breakfast anymore, obnoxiously colored half chaps, mismatched gloves, and dirty tack.
It should be mentioned that the credits can really be racked up if the above mentioned movements are combined into one movement.
It should be said to not attempt these moves at home without the coaching of a WTD trainer. Also, only certain truly talented horses can catch onto WTD, such as spotless Appaloosas and stubborn OTTB mares.


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After unseasonably cold weather more suitable for Maine than Alabama as well as several snow storms, we finally got a break in the weather. It seemed like we went from Winter to spring overnight with highs in the 60s. Today I finally had some free time so......of course I went for a ride
I had only a rough plan. I thought I'd cut across Redstone Arsenal, stop by Cycle Gear to see if they had any deals I just couldn't live without, and then ride around some before heading home. It turned out that I got sidetracked checking out Redstone Arsenal and didn't end up going anywhere else. I was trying to find an interesting route across the base but the only map I had was a Rand Mcnally. From my experience Rand Mcnally maps are notoriously innacurate. I only bought it because I needed a Huntsville map and thats all I could find. So I ended up going down several roads that didn't go through. I also found this interesting site:
Redstone has a long history of Rockets and space flight. It was the home of Werner Von Braun and other German rocket scientists after WWII.
Just to the left of the rocket I found this:
What? no warning about forgetting to tie my shoelaces?? Must have been written by a lawyer
The next dead end led me to this:
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Following the coast my next stop was San Fran. I had been to the city a couple times before, but still wanted to stop in because its a cool place to visit. Taking hwy 1 down was super twisty, inevitably I got stuck behind an RV and some trucks pulling boats, but that gave me some time to take in the amazing views. It's hard to keep your eyes on the road in spots. I stopped at a lighthouse attraction for pictures, but skipped the actual entry since it was $7, and seemed like the view was just as good on the ground.
As I rolled up to the bay bridge, I noticed the toll signs. Crap, I forgot you had to pay to cross this thing. So I pull over and dig out a bunch of dollar bills to stuff in my tank bag. I didn't want to be the guy holding up traffic. As I merge back into traffic I see signs that say no stopping, automatic toll. I'm not sure how that works with out of country plates, does the DOT even have access to Canadian registry information? If not I guess I pass go for free. A couple asked me to take their picture for them, and I forced them to return the favor.
I get into downtown and start googling hostels. I find one downtown for $30 a night that has street parking, good enough. What the guy on the phone doesn't tell me is they are located 4 floors up in a building with no elevator. After hauling 70 lbs of bags up these stairs, everyone at the hostel is quite amused at how much luggage I fit on a motorcycle. I told them picture Mr. Bean's car, that's how it all fits.
It's getting late and I haven't eaten all day, so I head onto the pier to find some local grub. I splurge at an Italian spot called Ciopinio's, which I discover is a kind of seafood stew/soup. $32 got me a huge bowl with mussels, clams, crab, shrimp, cod, swimming in tomato, garlic and fennel. It wasn't bad, but I will say it was more interesting than tasty.
Some night time shots walking around the pier.
The next day was spent riding around the city (bad idea) doing touristy things. Rode the elevator up Coit tower for a panorama view, meh. I discovered cycle gear and spent a good 2 hours in the store wondering how the hell they could sell gear for so cheap. I badly needed pants with vents, and they had a promotion where you could get a helmet, jacket, gloves, and pants for $400. I asked how much for just the pants? $350. Wtf? I still walked out of the store with a cooling vest, socks, compression shorts, and a new Shoei Neotec. I was getting sick of struggling with a full face at gas stations, and not being able to look down at a map on my tank bag. I had been wearing cheap helmets all my life, so I splurged on my first name brand premium lid. Since I didn't have room for a spare helmet on the bike, I asked the guy behind the counter if he knew anyone who wanted a free helmet. "we would just throw it in the trash". The lady standing behind me piped up, "I'll take it."
She was in the store looking for a cheap helmet for passengers, I think that made her day. I chatted a bit more with her in the parking lot, and she had just bought this really cool bmw cruiser the day before. I'd never seen anything like this before, but it looked really sweet. I think this was the one:
I ate lunch at an in/out burger which was not what I was expecting, but dirt cheap. Then I saw a homeless guy eating scraps out of various garbage cans, very hard to watch. Another guy comes up to me and asks if I have any food, he's really hungry and doesn't want money. I buy him a burger.
A bit more cruising around town, I think this one was in golden gate park, a really pretty spot.
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That evening I met an interesting guy from Germany who was about my age. He had such a thick accent I could barely understand what he was saying, and as he told his story, he got more and more excited. Spoke faster and faster until I really had no clue what he was talking about. But basically he had moved to the USA recently, bought a suzuki cruiser, and was doing a big road trip on it. He was a great story teller and went into detail about how his empty light came on when he reached Moki Dugway in Utah, and having to coast for miles and miles with the engine off, then rolling into the gas station on fumes. Moki Dugway was on my hit list, so I made a mental note to fill up while I was in that area.
After a few beers and a bunch of tall tales, I get the munchies. It's midnight, so the hostel worker gives me slim pickings of places within walking distance. I decide to try out this Thai bar/restaurant called King of Thai. Turns out their $6 pad thai was the best food I had in SF. The $2 pints and the cute young thai waitress was icing on the cake.
The next morning I woke up at 5:30 to move the motorcycle from one side of the street to the other, figuring out which side of the street I could park on at what time was a freakin puzzle. I had to write it out on a piece of paper complete with pictures and an algorithm of how I was gonna juggle the bike. If time is between 7:30 and 13:00 then park left, else park right. Except on MWF park on right, but on Tues, Thurs Park left. Ack.
I skipped breakfast and tried a fancy spot for brunch recommended in my lonely planet guide. Slanted Door on the pier was run by some noteworthy chef. $20 for a small lackluster plate of cellophane noodles topped with a bit of crab meat. Very disappointing as I could have walked into any Vietnamese restaurant and gotten the same stuff for half the price.
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I kept heading south on the coast, making slow progress. Stopped for lunch in Santa Cruz at a place called "Burger." which turns out, does not have very good burgers at all. I left slightly disappointed, and in a couple of hours was hungry again.
At this point I was riding past orange trees and artichoke farms. I keep looking for a place to pull over because I have to pee badly, but nada. Then the theme from Sons of Anarchy queues up on my ipod, and I think to myself "Screw this, I'm a badass motorcycle riding sonuvabitch, I'll piss where I dam please!"
I pull over right there on the side of highway, take about 20 steps down an embankment, and relieve myself. Feeling pretty smug I walk back to the bike, and the smile disappears from my face when I see a CHP car with lights on, parked behind my bike.
"WHAT'S GOING ON HERE??" the cop doesn't look pleased. Oh shit.
"I ummm, errr, I had something in my eye?"
He seems to buy it, "Ok, Move along." and pulls off. whew.
So at the next gas stop I decide to give Acerph a call, since I was riding out to his place in Paso Robles. Start digging in my tank bag for my phone, and it's not there. Shit. I sit quietly for a second to think, then meticulously empty out everything in my tank bag on the ground. It's not there. I start thinking about the last time I used it. Burger. Then I think of all the stops where I could have dropped it, the pee stop which is now impossible to locate, and one scenic stop where I dropped for some pictures.
Long story short, the next 2 hours are spent back tracking, until I get back to burger, and it's there behind the bar. That's great, but now I pissed away 4 hours to find this dam phone, and to top it off I was hitting rush hour leaving Santa Cruz. I didn't think I could make it to Paso Robles before dark, but I pressed on anyways.
The good thing was my dicking around meant I got to ride by Carmel by the Sea in the late evening, and the sunset made for some of the most breath taking views on this entire trip.
The shots didn't turn out as well as I wanted, I was rushing because I absolutely hate riding past sundown, especially on twisty roads. Better get moo-ving.
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There was no way I could make it into Paso Robles before dark, so I slowed way down once the sun set. I tailed a mustang down the rest of 1, keeping close to his tail lights and watching for wild life. At this time I also discovered that the pin lock system on my new shoei absolutely sucks for night riding. In fact, I would flat out say its unsafe, not only does it block out a ton of light, but it creates halos around every light source and causes some serious distortion. Not sure why so many people rave about it so much, my scorpion lids with the antifog coating work perfectly, and I can still see just fine at night.
Rolling into town I have my biggest near miss of the trip. I start merging onto the freeway and this douche bag is not letting me in. When I floor it, so does he and the fucker blocks me. I'm looking over my shoulder at him, when I quickly glance ahead and shit my pants. The lane is abruptly coned off ahead with pylons. No warning sign, no flashers, just a bunch of fucking cones with no reflective at all. Whoever closed this lane was a moron that should be fired. There's no time to do anything but swerve, and I clip one of the cones with my boot as I slalom around them. D-bag in the car sees what a moron he is being, and decides to slow down and let me in. I get into the left lane, and watch in my mirrors as a pickup truck falls for the same trap I just did, and completely creams the entire row of cones. There is probably 100ft between the end of the merging lane, and these cones in the right lane that aren't lit at all.
I get to Acerph's place a bit shaken. Good thing he had cold beer. Thanks buddy, and your multistrada made me very jealous.
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Frugal Lighthouse..
It's a good thing you saved the $7 fee at the Lighthouse!! It helped offset the $108 for food and lodging
A tip on your cooling vest. If you stop at a convenience store to wet it , see if they have a ice locker were they sell ice. Put it in there for 5 minutes. Your own air conditioner..
Thanks for a very entertaining RR. Be safe..
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next way was some boring straight line out to Visalia, where I had some bad fish tacos for lunch. I decided to skip buying supplies for dinner while I was in town, which was a bad decision. Riding into Kings Canyon Park was an experience. Lots of very beautiful scenery, from the huge redwoods to colorful canyon faces. I don't understand why it doesn't get the same kind of popularity as yosemite, but to date it has been one of my favorite parks. It's well worth the drive down and back the canyon.
The Sherman tree, which I kept reading as "Shaman" for some reason.
I did some fire roading and popped out in this clearing, which I can't remember the name of. The family there in their SUV was shocked to see a bike made it down there, and couldn't stop gawking at me.
Getting ready to ride down into the canyon:
At certain angles the bike looks pretty badass
I took the opportunity to wind the motor out and listen to the rumbling echoing through the canyon.
I pulled into the only gas stop/diner/cabin along the road at 7, trying to grab a bite to eat. The guy tells me he closes the kitchen at 6:30. Um, ok. It's not like you're swimming with business here, you're not willing to make me a sandwich? Whatever.
Turned around and headed deeper into the canyon, making camp at a nice secluded picnic site called convict flats.
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Great ride! gotta watch some of the cages, there could be an ego there someplace. Take care and will be looking for more! Thank you.
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next up is Yosemite of course, I dropped off my stuff at the yosemite bug hostel and checked in front desk. The lady behind the counter tells me I'm going to be sharing a room with 3 girls from europe. I give her a big grin picturing swedish supermodel pillow fights all night. Unfortunately nobody was in the room and it was still early afternoon, so I jumped back on the bike to ride down to the canyon.
I can see why this place is so popular:
When the sun started setting I back tracked into Mariposa for an ortega burger at the local burger joint, which wasn't really the best burger in town as they claimed. Back at the hostel I took a quick shower and went back to my room to get some sleep. Still no sign of the swedish supermodels, weird. Finally around midnight they barge in. Not Swedish, but British, and not only were they homely looking, they were in real need of a shower. Still I decide to be polite.
"Hi I'm John, I'm from Canada", I offer with a smile.
"Hi" "Hello." *silence follows*
Umm.. ok. Fighting the urge to say "and your names are....??" I roll back into bed.
What followed was several minutes of me trying to tune out their inane chatter, along with the strange behavior of them having what I call a wet-nap shower. IE wiping your pits, crotch, and feet with baby wipes. It's beyond me why they didn't just take an actual shower down the hall. Whatever, to each their own. The lights get turned out, my earplugs are in, and I am just beginning to drift off when there's a banging at the door.
3 very drunk guys barge in and turn on the lights. I sit up blinking my eyes and trying to figure out what is going on.
"Sorry mate", One guy blurts out.
"No problem", I reply, thinking they need to grab something from the girls. Evidently not, they all start drunken yammering and the girls seem to think this is really funny. Amidst their giggling, I am getting pretty irritated.
"Do you guys need something??"
"no..." and they shuffle out.
An hour later there is more banging at the door. This time they don't come inside, but instead start their idiotic cat calling and noise making outside the door. The girls are finding the whole thing pretty funny, and will not stop giggling. I'm thinking of how this is going to play out. I could open the door and start yelling at them. They are pretty drunk and I'm pretty mad, this could break out into a fight, which I really don't care for. Because it would end up with me getting beaten up or 3 guys with bear spray in their faces. No good to anybody. I give it a few more minutes, to see if they give up and leave. They don't. Now the whole floor is awake and people are coming out of their rooms to tell these guys to STFU. Finally they give up and leave.
This leads to one of the lessons of the trip. Skip the hostels. They just aren't worth the hassle. You pay around $30 to sleep in a room with a bunch of strangers, worrying about your shit disappearing. Or putting up with some guys snoring. I have met one or two cool people in hostels, but inevitably there is always 1 or 2 drunken assholes who go around slamming doors and making a bunch of noise when everyone else is trying to sleep. For an extra few bucks I would take a cheap motel over a hostel every time.
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We opted out on the probably the same lighthouse. That's where my bike broke the second time and we were stranded in there in Point Arena. It was horrible. Stuck at the beach, couldn't go anywhere. Our motorcycle trip began to feel like a vacation...
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Cool RR! If ya make to WI you've got a place to stay. I can promise a free bed, cheap food, and cold beer!
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Awesome RR! I can't wait to try touring on my Super Duke now. I like your set up. Keep us posted, I'm subscribed!
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Excellent! I joined the adv forum just to follow this thread! Although I am somehow certain I'll be losing countless hours browsing the entire forum...
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LOL! Damn, John. Too bad on the tipsy Swedish supermodels. Ah, win some, loose some I guess. Yosemite looks great. Bucket listed. Take care.
Ride hard, you might be dead this time tomorrow!
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I got my map back in the mail.... thanks.
It was good meeting you, and the spare bedroom is yours if you need it again.
But seriously.... you rode across Texas and had nothing to report? No pictures to show? This hot flat place isn't that bad, is it?
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Hello! I thought I'd break my blog's silence with this super sweet family celebrating the life of their awesome furry family member. I love when a family comes to me with plans to commemorate a part of their life... in this case, the special bond they all have with Hershey.
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Hello! Holiday portrait season is well under way and I just love it :) I don't know if my perspective has changed since starting my own family or if I'm just happy to be back to working full time, but this year's sessions are so much fun!
Here are a few of my favorites from a recent extended family session I did at the Balboa Pier. It was such a beautiful day and this was such an amazing family to work with. Just look at these cute cousins:
Being a grandparent must be so fun... these kids just adore their Grandma and Grandpa!
You may recognize this family from previous shoots... they've been in front of my camera quite a few times by now and I never get bored of photographing them!
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Oh man, I love laughing photos :)
Not into it... but still pretty cute if you ask me!
These last photos are my favorites of the day. The light, the kids, the texture... I could have taken photos of them climbing and playing for hours.
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October 1, 2014
Happy October everyone! Pumpkin lattes are back, the Halloween decorations are out, and holiday portraits are in full swing. I'm in a bit of a shock that it's already Fall... not just because the dumb weather hasn't gotten the memo, but because having a baby to look after makes you seriously lose track of time. I feel like I blinked and now summer is gone. Not that I'm complaining. Summer isn't really my jam... too much sun burning, AC running, and all around sweating. Fall through Spring > Summer.
Little Miss Molly just had her first birthday! It's amazing how quickly a year can go by... just look at how adorable she is:
I would wear her exact outfit if I though I could pull it off... Zara Kids has the cutest stuff!
Molly looks soooo much like her mom!
Really?! With her cute little thumb around the suspenders? She's too much!
She actually wore this headband for her newborn session... it's been growing with her :)
There's just something about the light at the San Juan Capistrano train station... it's so beautiful.
And that's it for now :) thanks for looking!
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April 15, 2014
I'm finally catching up on my blog! Today's post is of a family that probably looks very familiar to anyone that's been following my blog. Shane and Charity have had quite an eventful few years (engagement, wedding, family photos, twins!) and I'm loving the fact that they value getting all the big moments captured with my camera :)
I can't believe they're a family of 5 now! Look at how awesome they are:
This kid steals my heart every time I see him :)
The light!!
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Thank you for another beautiful memory of my beautiful Wilson Family! I'm so grateful to have your fabulous pictures part of our family's history!(04.15.14 @ 10:46 PM)
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Wow, Just came across these. Great photography. You can certainly capture this happy family. Just love them so much.Grt-GrMa Esther(06.04.14 @ 04:29 PM)
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Up to 5,000 Egyptian troops deployed near the Egypt-Gaza Strip border Saturday following reports of a possible Israeli "smart bomb" attack on suspected smuggling tunnels, security officials said. According to the AP, troops fanned out across the northern Sinai peninsula, patrolling roads in and out of border towns and setting up checkpoints, an Egyptian interior ministry official said in Cairo.
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Heard from Cardinals that NO interviews schedule today.— Kyndra de St. Aubin (@Kyndra620) January 3, 2013
CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora tweeted something similar earlier in the day, citing the Bidwills' Fiesta Bowl commitments as a reason for inaction. The game, which will be played Thursday night at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, is pitting Oregon against Kansas State.
Reid was originally scheduled to leave for AZ on Wed. The Bidwells tied up with Fiesta Bowl obligations so difficult to do much there 2day— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) January 3, 2013
Of course, that does not mean the Cardinals won't be doing anything coaching-search related. As de St. Aubin later reported, candidate Ray Horton will be with Cardinals president Michael Bidwill at some point Thursday.
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This week's MNF feature looks at the Atlanta defense, both good (Brent Grimes, Sean Weatherspoon) and bad (Dunta Robinson, the safeties).
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Jeremy Shockey questions the Texans' patriotism, the new Southern Miss. head coach reveals too much about his sex life, and the battle for the AFC North is very quotable.
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Devin Hester: great returner, or the greatest returner? Are we in a golden age for returners? Is Patrick Peterson the next Hester?
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The Packers lose, the Colts win, and Tim Tebow doesn't have a fourth-quarter comeback in him on this topsy-turvy edition of Audibles.
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Todd Graham abandons another program, Cam Newton is going to put the Panthers on safari, and more lines about Tim Tebow in this week's best quotes.
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DJ Steve Porter, prolonging autotune's 15 minutes of fame, has created a Tim Tebow mashup that heavily features Skip Bayless.
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The Texans clinch their first division title, Matt Prater (and, yes, Tim Tebow) do it again, and Jake Locker's relief appearance is analyzed.
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Jared Allen will kick you in the juevos, (weekly Tim Tebow comment), and the NCAA is shutting down your Honey Badger stores in this week's best quotes.
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The Washington Post takes a look at how one particular Redskins play was installed, called, and analyzed at the line in a game.
Thanks to reader Patsfan for the link.
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06 Dec 2011, 02:36pm by Rivers McCown
Yes, after months of waiting, the four schools that everyone already knew were going to the Big East -- Boise State, Houston, SMU, and UCF -- will officially announce that they are joining the conference. They will be joined by the Big East-est recruit yet, San Diego State. No, really.
According to Brett McMurphy of CBSSports.com, the Big East will pursue Navy and Air Force as well in an attempt to reach 12 football members again.
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Buffalo Bills starting defensive end Mark Anderson could miss another three weeks after having a setback recovering from left knee surgery. Coach Chan Gailey said Monday that team doctors haven't ruled out Anderson requiring what he called another ''procedure.'' If that happens, Gailey said Anderson would miss about three weeks. Anderson has already missed three games since being hurt in a 45-3 loss at San Francisco on Oct. 7. Gailey said starting cornerback Aaron Williams will miss a few weeks after hurting his right knee a day earlier in a 21-9 loss at Houston. Gailey said the injury is not as bad as initially feared. Receiver Stevie Johnson is expected to play at New England on Sunday after he came up limping after hurting his right leg against the Texans.
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