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You'd think that if you were just about to open a new boutique in Miami, you'd be way too busy to strip down to your bikini for a game of beach football. But then you wouldn't be Kim Kardashian, would you? Kim and her sisters Khloe and Kourtney have been staying at the glamorous Fountainebleau Hotel to prepare for tonight's grand opening of Dash, the east coast branch of their Los Angeles shop.
In advance of the opening, Kim is doing exactly what any marketing genius would do, which is to look exquisite while bouncing up and down on the beach. Since we're already on the subject … you can dress like Kim by ordering clothes from her page on the Dash website — if you've got enough money. [Photo: Splash News Online]
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April 17, 2009
TAMPA, Fla. - - The top-seeded University of Louisville men's tennis team defeated eighth-seeded Villanova 4-0 in the quarterfinals of the BIG EAST Men's Tennis Championship at the USF Courts.
The Cards opened the match with doubles wins at the one and three positions to take a 1-0 lead. The No. 82 ranked duo of Viktor Maksimcuc and Simon Childs defeated Alex Lesser and Zack Siegler 8-2 at the top seed while Alejandro Calligari and Robert Hall teamed to beat Mike Taylor and Alex Hanno 8-4 at No. 3.
In singles action, Louisville picked up straight set wins at Nos. 2, 4, and 6 to complete the win. Maksimcuk, No. 79 in the ITA singles rankings, beat Lesser 6-0, 6-1 at the two-spot. Robert Rotaru topped Siegler 6-3, 6-0 at No. 6, adding to the lead. Alejandro Calligari clinched the win with a 6-2, 6-1 triumph over Taylor at No. 4. Moments after that match finished, Simon Childs wrapped up the No. 3 spot with a 6-3, 6-3 decision over Alenik.
"Our focus today was to be extremely efficient," said U of L head coach Rex Ecarma. "I asked the players to really organize their footwork so that they can be in better position to the ball, which helps them become more consistent and increases their confidence, and they did it. In these circumstances, being an outdoor tournament and dealing with the elements, you do not want to have a high level of unforced errors or its going to be extremely problematic. We had a few guys that held serve in singles and doubles so that is very promising."
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Trucking Jobs in Connecticut
Manufacturing and agriculture remain to this day major industries in the state of Connecticut. The transportation of helicopters, jet engines, pharmaceuticals, nursery stock and other agricultural products require a robust long-haul transport system to get these goods to the rest of the country. As a result all kinds of trucking jobs are available to residents of Connecticut. These include local, regional, dedicated, and Over The Road (OTR) jobs. The different types of trucking jobs differ by the length of the route travelled, as well as the number of days needed to reach your destination. They may have you driving within a specific radius, such as a major metropolitan area (like New York City), a region of the country (like New England), or across the country to the west coast and points in between. You may drive a route that is the same from week to week (dedicated), with pre-determined stops, or, you may travel a different route each time you go out. Depending upon the type of trucking job you desire, you may get to go home most every day, or you may be out on the road from two to four weeks at a time, going back home afterwards for some rest and relaxation.
Requirements for Driving in Connecticut
The Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles oversees the issuing of permits for commercial driver's licenses as well as the issuing of the CDLs themselves. Of course, you must first qualify for a permit to learn. You will need to pass a general knowledge test as well as tests specific to any endorsements you are applying for (such as the endorsement to carry hazardous materials). You must be at least 18 years old to qualify for a permit, and over 21 if you wish to drive across state lines. You will need to present proof of your identity and of your legal status and residence in the state of Connecticut. You will need to pay the required fee. Once you have obtained your permit, you will be allowed to drive the appropriate class of vehicle for which you are applying (Class A, Class B, or Class C), as long as a current CDL holder for the appropriate class of vehicle is in the cab alongside you. Most people train for their CDL by studying at professional trucking school. These are located throughout the state.
Building Your Trucking Career
The Motor Transport Association of Connecticut, Inc.represents the interests of the different constituents within the trucking industry, including the truckers themselves. After a sheet of ice flew off a truck into the windshield of a Connecticut legislator's wife's car a few years ago, the Connecticut legislature passed a law that ice and snow must be cleaned off a vehicle before driving it to prevent such accidents from occurring. The law was passed in 2010, and legislates fines for commercial vehicles of between $500 and $1250 for violations. Of course, in the regions of the country with snowy winters, such a regulation is only common sense, and adds to safety on the road.
Potential Benefits of Truck Driving Careers in CT
If you are looking for a career in which you have a considerable amount of autonomy and independence, a career in truck driving may be right for you. It is possible to start out at a relatively young age (as young as 18), and earn a very decent living affording you a good quality of life up until, and then through, your retirement. Median yearly pay for a truck driver in Connecticut is $43,200, higher than the national average of $38,700. And some types of truck driving afford even better pay. Because employers compete for good drivers, they offer attractive benefits in addition to high salaries. It is standard to offer benefits such as medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid vacation, and a retirement plan, like a 401k. Leave for military duty, bereavement leave, and life and disability insurance are other benefits typical within the industry.
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Truck driving can be a very attractive, durable career that can take you far in life. Now is a great time to look into this option to see if it is right for you. Check out some of the schools listed below to get you started.
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Muslim Women
Maintaining our religious identities within an American context
Monthly Archive for October, 2013
A Quieter Less Crowded Enjoyable Hajj
I wasn't fortunate enough to go to Hajj this year, I wish I was. Friends and colleagues who just came back from this wonderful trip are reporting excellent news about this year's Hajj. Many reasons contribute to make Hajj this year a special experience. It is mainly due to the decrease in Hajj visa numbers […] [Read More]
It could have been Lehman Sisters
Adding women in politics, business and the news media — isn't just equity, writes Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times. This shouldn't be seen as a favor to women but as a step that would be good for all of us. Research supports this, he says, citing: the companies with the most women board directors […] [Read More]
The drone debate, the war on terror and Pakistani women
If you've wondered about the drone situation in Pakistan or how the people there, especially women, have been affected by terrorism in that area, here's a chance to learn about these topics first hand: Rafia Zakaria, a Pakistani journalist with Dawn, the country's largest English-language newspaper, will speak locally Wednesday and Thursday (October 23 and 24). Also […] [Read More]
"The Women of the Middle East" conference
UAlbany Conference Focuses on the Role of Middle Eastern Women The University at Albany is hosting "The Women of the Middle East," a weeklong conference highlighting the cultural roles of Middle Eastern women from Monday, Oct. 21 through Friday, Oct. 25. It will include a series of events highlighting the impact of women on democracy, […] [Read More]
Facts and history about pilgrimage
Almost 3 million Muslims are currently in sites in Saudi Arabia, performing the rituals of hajj, which commemmorates Prophet Ibrahim, his wife Hagar and their son Ismail. The father and son later built the Kaaba, which is believed to be the first place of worship to a monotheistic God, in a period of idol worship. […] [Read More]
'How can you catch tigers without entering the tigers' lair?'
Malalai Joya, 35-year-old activist and author from Afghanistan, doesn't hold back on her views. Her talk Wednesday afternoon at Russell Sage College in Troy was peppered with great quotes, many of which made it into the article in print and online. Denouncing U.S. interference in Afghanistan: "No nation can bring liberation to another nation. It […] [Read More]
Attacked and suspended from parliament for speaking out
When then-28-year-old member of the Afghan parliament Malalai Joya spoke out against the warlords in 2005, she gained both popularity and criticism. She called them "felons who brought our country to this state" and "infidel –basically equivalent to blasphemy" and called them "anti-women people" who she said "should be taken to national and international court." […] [Read More]
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Richmond, VA – (Tuesday, March 20, 2012) – Chesterfield United is proud to announce the new player development structure and club Academy model. After significant amount of time studying the value of the European Academy club model and structure, Chesterfield United staff has worked hard to improve the club structure to enhance the player development opportunities to all of its players.
"Player development happens at training, not necessarily during games. Players touch the ball more often and are put through more repetitions during training then during a game. So, very simply, more training means more time on the ball, more repetitions, and therefore more development," commented Technical Director, Heather Pedersen.
"I am very proud of the fact that we are able to restructure our travel program for the benefit of players without raising costs in a tough economic environment. It speaks volumes about the dedication our directors and coaches have for our club and the willingness of our directors to put in the work and time on the field to ensure that our players are getting better. We are the lowest cost club in the area that provides, without a doubt, the most value. We will continue to work for our members as we grow to ensure that the quality of the staff, teams, and players remains the same in the future." Pat McStay, Director of Operations
Puma (Elite) teams will now be known as ASL (Atlantic Soccer League) Academy and ASL Jr Academy teams and will now begin to train 3 times a week on a new 9/10 month training schedule.
"The new structure for our ASL Jr Academy teams U10-U13 will allow our already very successful program to grow even further" commented Matt Lacey, Director of Player Development. "With these teams training 3 times a week, we will take this club to another level and create the perfect environment for our teams to play exciting soccer. This model sets us up to prepare these age groups to become successful once they reach the ASL at U14. It's an exciting challenge I am sure the coach's will be up for."
ASL Academy U15-U18 teams will still be able to play for their local high school teams unlike other clubs that are being mandated throughout the country.
"The ASL gives us the ability to play great competition at national recognized top events and this is what our players and teams are looking for and deserve. Not only are they receiving college exposure but our players can continue to play high school soccer with their respective schools. We recognize that to play proudly for your High School is an important aspect in a young players life and as a club we will happily support our players and our local community" Joe Farrell, ASL Director of Coaching
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U14-U18 ASL Academy (ELITE BOYS/GIRLS) – ASL Academy teams will compete in the Atlantic Soccer League which provides highly competitive games and allows for maximum amount of training in between events. ASL Academy teams will enhance their development starting in the fall by practicing three times a week on a new 9/10 month season (High School teams U15-U18 will be able to play high school and train August – March). ASL Academy teams will train 2 times a week during the winter starting in January going through February at the state of art complex Sportsquest. Teams will now compete in 4 ASL events and the Ultimate Cup. In the 2011/2012 season of the ASL, Chesterfield United will be sending over 60% of its U18 Boys players to play in college.
U10-U13 ASL Jr Academy (ELITE BOYS/GIRLS) – ASL Jr Academy teams will enhance their development starting in the fall by practicing three times a week on a new 9/10 month season. The concept behind the ASL Jr Academy is that players and teams will be preparing themselves for the challenges of the Atlantic Soccer League which they will begin play at the age of U14s. The ASL Jr Academy teams will also play a fall and spring season in ADSL or VSL D1 league games. ASL Jr Academy teams will train 2 times a week during the winter starting in January going through February at the state of art complex Sportsquest. Selected teams will compete in nationally recognized events such as Norcross (GA), Jefferson Cup (VA), Ultimate Cup (VA), CASL (NC) as well as supporting local tournaments.
U10 – U18 United Teams (CLASSIC BOYS/GIRLS)- United teams will also enhance player and team development by training twice a week, and have an extra training session with the ASL Jr Academy/ ASL Academy teams periodically throughout the year. This will ensure that Directors and Coaches continue to monitor the development of every player in each age group. Specific dates for these extra training sessions will be released before the beginning of each season. Optional Winter training sessions will also still be a part of our United teams travel program and that schedule will be released half way through the Fall 2012 season. United teams will compete in ADSL or VSL league fixtures and play in 4 tournaments throughout the year.
U9 CDP Travel (Competitive Development Program)- The U9 CDP travel program is a ground breaking program for Chesterfield United as it will see the club modeling the US Soccer Development Guidelines. U9 teams will train together as a pool and then play 5v5 games on the weekend against other local clubs supporting these guidelines. They will also play in 1 tournament per season (1 fall/1 Spring) and compete in several development festival. U9 teams will train 2 times a week at Ironbridge and Sportsquest with a third free session on Friday evenings at UT2 Training. During the winter break U9 players will meet once a week as part of their fees during January and February.
U6/U8 UDP (United Development Program)-The U6/U8 UDP Program is an introductory program for Chesterfield United that is a step above recreational soccer. The teams will train two times a week and play small sided games (3v3 and 5v5). Coaches are licensed and it's a great program to get your player into from the beginning!
Rec Soccer (U5-U19s) – Is the clubs introductory low cost soccer program. Coaches are provided with coaching education to help provide a fun and exciting experience for children of all levels.
"At the end of the day, we are a service based organization. Our job is to listen to our members and try to provide them with the utmost quality. I think we did listen. This model will give players the opportunity to train in a quality environment and play meaningful games without having to give up their lives outside of soccer. We have options for everyone and do not limit families to what they can and cannot do. We welcome cross training with other sports and embrace representing your school. It's taken a lot of work, but the club is excited to move forward!" Pat McStay, Director of Operations
Tryouts for U15s-U18s will be released on Friday, March 23. U9-U14 Tryouts will be released March 30th.
If you have any questions please contact:
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Matt Lacey-Director of Player Developement email@example.com
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Anniston: Attractions and more...
The Anniston Museum of Natural History
The Anniston Museum of Natural History has seven exhibition halls depicting the wilds of Africa, wilderness of North America and enigmatic 2000 year old Mummies. Some of the most lofty and dangerous animals can be seen in their natural habitat in the open-air exhibits at the museum. Visitors can also enjoy outdoor trails and shopping experience at the Museum. Situated at the crossroads of Highways 431 and 21 in the Lagarde Park, Anniston, Alabama the museum can be reached from interstate 20, exit 185.
Chief Ladiga Trail
Connecting the municipalities Jacksonville, Piedmont, Anniston and Weaver the Chief Ladiga Trail is 33 miles long rails-to-trails project. Visitors can witness some of the most beautiful wetlands, rivers, farms and forest along the trail. The trail is a safe haven for those who want to relax and enjoy with family away from pollution.
The Pinhoti Hiking Trail
The Pinhoti Hiking Trail is one of the most beautiful trails in Alabama State lined with pine trees and streams. It is passes through many hollows and on a whole it invites the visitors with its many magnificent scenes of the valley.
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Why I Chose New College: New College first contacted me to come take a visit and from the moment in stepped into College Hall, I knew this was the place for me.
Favorite Things about New College: The fitness center and the classes they offer. The professors are incredibly personable and will remember you and your name. The faculty of New College is more than willing to work with you and your personal needs, which is something you won't easily find anywhere else!
Bio: Living most of my life in Central Florida, I love being so close to the beach. I am interested in the intersection of politics and gender in Literature, and will be basing my thesis on Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina. I work as a Resident Advisor on the residential side of campus, as well as being the President of College Democrats, Co-President of CKI, and Secretary of VOX.
Why I Chose New College: I enjoyed the challenge created within the classroom, as well as the close relationship students had to professors.
Favorite Things About New College: The close relationships you make with your friends, the ability to define my studies on my own terms, and the fluidity of your social life both on and off campus.
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SF went multifandom this year, but we're not having a whole lot of luck getting the word out. We're looking for fresh blood & new fics in the forum, and signup only takes a minute. We promise a friendly–though smartassed, I gotta admit–environment free of trolls where all levels of skill and all types of fic are welcome.
We're Open & Looking
SF is going multi-fandom as of Monday, September 22, 2014. Over the next few days the site will get a new look and the forum categories will be rearranged…
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The forum conversion and upgrade from phpbb2 to phpbb3 is done. It hasn't gone live yet as there were some issues. Several thousand user accounts as well as some threads were lost. It appears the majority of the users affected had zero posts or very old, inactive accounts. Additionally, all of the forum permissions were reset to administrator access only. I'm waiting on answers to a few questions I submitted to the conversion team before I start making live changes. I'll continue to post updates here when I have them.
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Forum Upgrade Underway
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The sf forum is still disabled for an upgrade. For those that were following the announcement thread, we did get a list of all the usernames. I've sent it on to Mel, and she's going to plug it into a spreadsheet and get back to me with a list of the duplicate accounts. Once I've deleted them all, I'll notify the people doing the database conversion to try again.
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Approving Forum Accounts Today
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Stages of Grief
There's a new chapter of Stages of Grief in the Eminem fanfiction category on the forum. How about giving it a read & review?
April 2013 Eminem fanfiction challenge
There's a new Eminem fanfiction challenge up on the forum. Entries are due May 1, 2013. Details HERE.
Eminem Backwards by MC was updated yesterday in the Eminem fanfiction category on the forum, as was Devil's Night by Frankie.
Julie's Story
Two new chapters just posted. And I hear they were a bitch to write.
What Lies Beneath
MC has posted a new chapter for What Lies Beneath. How about giving it a read & review? 😉
Brand Spankin' New
Two brand new fics just posted in the Eminem fanfiction category on the forum: Yellow Brick Road and Stages of Grief. They're both entries for the March 2013 challenge. How about a read and review for MC??
March 2013 Eminem fanfiction challenge
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Email + Forum Accounts
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Health Sciences Division
Message from the Dean
Welcome to the Division of Health Sciences at Pitt Community College. The programs offered by our Division help students prepare for employment in the healthcare industry and combine the highest quality instruction with clinical experience in hospitals and other healthcare settings. Each of our programs are designed for students who want to make a difference in the lives of others; have a strong work ethic, ethical ideals, and critical thinking skills; and embrace responsibility and cooperative teamwork.
Pitt Community College is a leader in providing quality healthcare professionals; particularly for Pitt County and eastern North Carolina. We want you to become a part of our tradition. So, if you're looking for a challenging career where you will receive job satisfaction and security, respect and recognition, reasonable salary and benefits, and an opportunity for life-long learning, explore our possibilities. I think you will find your fit.
Donna V. Neal, Dean
Health Sciences Division
In support of the Pitt Community College mission, the Health Sciences Division will educate and empower graduates with the knowledge, skills, and behaviors to be competent and professional healthcare providers within their scope of duties.
The Health Sciences Division is committed to preparing the health professionals of the future. Our knowledge, skill, and compassion for others is demonstrated to the students, influencing and preparing them to become the leaders of tomorrow while maintaining the level of quality healthcare industry demands.
The Health Sciences Division values honesty and promotes positive attitudes and happiness in life pursuits. We value the learning experience and the achievements that can be made through teamwork. We support diversity of people and celebrate our differences. These values are reinforced in our students, the healthcare industry, and ourselves.
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Stanwood, Washington (map) | (360) 652-7083
Sites: 66 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2013 - $39.00
Gate locked when we arrived at 8 and was met by an obnoxious host. He was very grumpy and abrasive demanded cash only and charged us extra for not having a reservation even though there were at least ten empty spots even upon us leaving the next day. The park setting was great, could use some maintenance but the manager left a bad taste so we were unable to enjoy the place and left asap. Other RV Guests were friendly however and made comments about the managers attitude. Nice place but I would wait until he is replaced before making the effort to visit here. - User3199
Sep 2011 - $25.00
Sadly neglected little park on a nice little lake. Sites are tight. 18" tall weeds surrounding the sewer/water and electrical made it difficult to access. No picnic tables at sites. No parking of tow vehicle at site. No cable although they are expecting to get cable in the near future. Good Wi-Fi access. Gravel with very small concrete 'patios'. Tiny little area for wading in lake. Not kid friendly at all. Lots of permanents. The one next to us was about 30 yrs old! Nice laundry area. Not our first choice by any stretch of the imagination but limited choices in the area. - shovelguy
Jul 2011 - $30.00
First impression was this campground needed some work. The site was a little difficult to get into - we had a back-in spot but prefer a pull-through. The pull-throughs were being updated for a reason that become obvious - an Airstream convention was held over the weekend. The lake was awesome. Moved the motorhome a couple of feet after a couple of days just to get a better view! The lake was great for swimming. Staff was very friendly. The dog run was taken down. Don't know if they are rebuilding, but there is plenty of places to take pets. There was some other construction going on as well. Lake Goodwin is beautiful - we'll be back! - AZJeeper
Stanwood, Washington (map) | (360) 652-7992
Sites: 31 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 3 Reviews
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Small park on Puget Sound Waterfront site. No waterfront campsites. One restroom for the park. Water at spigots in 3-4 locations around park. Electric connections are located such that at back-in sites electric is on the left, while pull through sites electric is on the right. This is the reverse of all campgrounds we have ever been to. If you select this park, bring very long extra extension cords. Excellent park for tents. Some Yurts are available. Park ranger service is inattentive due to budget cuts. Camp host was not visibly present. - jake blake
Mar 2010 - $25.00
Very nice county park. The rangers patrol regularly and make sure everything is as it should be. The sites are very spacious and there are a lot of trees to provide shade. The water is a short but rigorous hike downhill where there is a very nice park for walking the dog or sitting by the shore. The beach is rocky. Overall we enjoyed this campground very much. - gary855
A very nice County park. This is a publicly owned park and campground. No alcohol is allowed in the campground or the park at all and is clearly posted but having a beer in a unmarked cup won't get you thrown out. Getting loud might get you thrown out because that's when they come to see if you have been drinking. I've camped here more then a few times and the sites are well spaced and secluded. More then half the sites are pull thru. All have electricity hookups but no water or sewer. Water is available out common use spigots so you can fill your fresh water tank easily. The nearest dump station is about 5 miles away at Lake Goodwin State park. The campground is VERY clean and quiet. Well maintained and a trail down to the bay is located within the campground. Some campsites have a view of the water but most don't due to the dense foliage and trees.This year they added a new restroom with a shower. Very nice. All campsites have a firepit. Firewood is available at the campground and it's cheap! When you register you can pay for firewood by the dollar amount. 5 dollars will give you a nice pile. the beauty of the system they have is they bring the firewood to your site and stack it neatly near your firepit. This is a first-come, First-served campground but they have yurts that are available on a reserve basis. The only minus about this campground is the distance to the beach. It's a long walk downhill but if you like walking, you'll find plenty of trails or just take a long beach walk. The beach is very well maintained and has numerous picnic shelters and firepits as well. The beach has a fee to enter if you are not camping but all campers get free access. - Motorhome Madness
Stanwood, Washington (map) | (360) 652-8169
Sites: 101 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 5 Reviews
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Another campground that wants to be a resort! Spaces are pretty tight for those with big rigs (motor homes or travel trailers) in spite of the pull-thru ability in several. Small children were playing on interior roads on scooters and bicycles before 7 AM. So much for solitude and quiet for campers. Permanent and long term residents spread throughout the park, not confined to a particular area. Sites are on grass (not a great feature considering the annual rainfall in the area), and water faucets are at ground level which makes it difficult to hook up. Experienced "vandalism" twice in 18 hours. While away from the site someone opened the electricity box cover and removed pulled my cord out of the receptacle and laid the cord on the ground. Neighbors claimed innocence and no knowledge. Entry gate locked at 10 PM and a $5 deposit is required for a card to be able to open it after hours. They're "pet friendly," but keep that pet on a leash! - grandflic
Aug 2014 - $40.00
Started out OK but the place is a zoo. kids and dogs running loose. Our dog was attacked by one of the residents dogs. Reported to office, nothing done or no one even asked about dog. No basic RV park etiquette honored, people walked through site. My impression was this is a homeless camp, but that would disrespect the homeless. - tpaine
Aug 2012 - $55.00
This is a very family oriented park. We come here with our son and his family of 5 kids. There is something for all of them to keep busy, lake swimming and fishing on one of two docks and playing in the sand for the little ones as well as lake wading. We sail our small boat and there is a dock to tie it up that's provided free. We always get lakefront and side by side sites so we can be door to door with them. There are some weekends when the crowd can be rowdy, but that's the case in many places. The folks that run the resort are very friendly and willing to accommodate you anyway they can. There is a well stocked store/gas station at the entrance. The playground has been updated from the rusty swing set mentioned in the '07 review and now they have true playground equipment as well as volleyball and tether ball. The sites are tight, especially lakefront but we have 3 slides and are 42' long and it always works for us. There is also lots of grassy area in front of the lakefront sites for chairs, picnic tables, etc. We think it's a great place. - grammiejan
Stanwood, Washington (map) | (360) 652-7417
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 5 Reviews
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Park has just completed new restroom/shower facility with disability units. New gravel in most sites on Loop 2. Full hookup section (premium sites) is okay, but needs renovation. Pleasant woodsy atmosphere. Will stay here again. - NiekaKnitter
Sep 2011 - $28.00
We are in site 3 which has full hookups. Most sites don't' have 50 amps but this one does. Only gave it a 7 because the sites 1-5 are short. Our 35 ft motorhome fit with our car, but no spare room as the sites are 45 feet long. Really had to use blocks to raise rear of motorhome as these sites are not level. Only our site 3 was able to get our Direct TV. Not a lot of room to maneuver. I understand park fills up in summer but I wouldn't stay here again. - Bluebird Bob
Aug 2009 - $25.00
We camped in late August just before school started. This campground was completely full with a ton of loud, rowdy kids that needed to scream and yell late into the night. Overall, the campground was nice, but we had to take a pull-through space that was too close to our neighbors. We would stay here again but only if we could get a different site. - gary855


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Destiny's graphics nearly identical on PS4 and Xbox One: Maybe the Xbox One can hit 1080p after all September 15, 2014 at 11:02 am
Back in July, when Bungie was running a public beta for Destiny, there was much ado over the resolution differences between the Xbox One and PS4 versions. Bungie promised that the disparity would be ironed out before launch, and much squabbling was had on forums across the net. Destiny is finally out now, and the whole community has been going over it with a fine-toothed comb. So, did Bungie keep its promise?
PS4 Destiny graphics look superior to Xbox One version, but barely July 25, 2014 at 4:11 pm
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First Judo Comp - Vids
After doing Judo on and off for several years, I finally entered a competition.
Last weekend was the Konan Rank Evaluation Shiai in Lansing, MI. The tournament was broke into three weight divisions (light, medium, and heavy). and three skill divisions (yonkyu-down, sankyu-nikyu, and Ikkyu-up). I fought in the middleweight yonkyu-down division. There were three other people in this division.
All competitors wore either a white or blue belt, so I have no idea what the rank of the people I was facing was.
It seems that my on and off years of Judo have served me well, because I took first, winning both matches by Ippon.
YouTube- Alex K-20100130-1555.3GP
I almost had him with the rear naked choke (he was gurgling), but I wasn't able to tap him out before the ref stood us up. Oh well.
YouTube- Kostroveria-20100130-1613.3GP
One of the other referees called this the best throw of the tournament. Too bad it's somewhat obscured by the ref in this fight.
Anyways, reflections:
-Judo tournaments are more fun than I thought they'd be. I always hated the amount of referee interference in karate matches, and I thought that would make Judo kind of a pain too. It was a bit annoying to get stood up while having a choke sunk in, but so it goes.
-I should work on landing position with my ura-nage.
-Hansokumake rules are wiiiiiiieeerd. Fortunately, I rarely go for leg attacks in the first place, so it didn't really affect my game.
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Nice ippons!
Other than that, I noticed that the matte in groundwork looked a little quick, and that in the second match you appeared passive until your blitzkrieg that defeated him. Then again, I'm not a referee, so who cares what I think.
Have you tried tani-otoshi instead of ura-nage?What a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable. -Xenophon's Socrates
I'll usually switch to tani otoshi if the guy I'm fighting is too much of a fatass to ura nage effectively.
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1. You are leaning back on your Tomoe rather than sliding under Uke; work on that.
2. As much as possible, keep them face up when you choke them so EVERYONE can see you are choking him.
3. You need to "pop" your hips on your Ura nage, and then turn face down to put them on their back better. The new rule ends using Te guruma which has a much better ippon rate, or did.
Good work, I'd keep you in that division but make you a green belt."Out of every hundred men, ten shouldn't even be there, eighty are just targets, nine are the real fighters, and we are lucky to have them, for they make the battle. Ah, but the one, one is a warrior, and he will bring the others back." -- Hericletus, circa 500 BC
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good effort for your first competition!, you,ve now got a solid base to build from...keep koshi waza well timed and very nice, makings of a good harai goshi there!
well done.
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However, I would not count on the ref to decide if I "stopped" the attack enough "before" I used Te Guruma. You are going to be grabbing the leg, often the pants, below the waist. The rule does say that is a no-no.
We are starting so see You Tube Video of the rule enforced. Yes, you will counter with "those are bad calls," but Ben the calls were made and they stood. A loss is a loss, and a bad call makes it worse.
As such, it is simply too risky to attempt such a move under the new rules, not if winning is important. And if it isn't, then why keep score?"Out of every hundred men, ten shouldn't even be there, eighty are just targets, nine are the real fighters, and we are lucky to have them, for they make the battle. Ah, but the one, one is a warrior, and he will bring the others back." -- Hericletus, circa 500 BC
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2014 Liz Murphey final bracket
ATHENS, Ga. --- The Georgia women's golf team dropped a tough 3-2 decision to Indiana in the match play portion of the 42nd Annual Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic at the University of Georgia Golf Course on Sunday.
Top-ranked Southern Cal edged No. 4 Arkansas, 3-2, to claim the team title.
The Bulldogs received decisive victories from sophomores Manuela Carbajo Ré and Amira Alexander. Carbajo Ré secured a 7-and-5 win over Kamryn Klawitter, while Alexander bested Sarah Dusman, 6-and-4. Amelia Hill dropped a 3-and-2 decision, and Harang Lee and Sammi Lee suffered identical 4-and-3 setbacks.
"We've been waiting all year for someone to step up and play well and become our leader on the golf course," head coach Josh Brewer said. "I think Manuela did that this weekend. Amira also played great last week and carried that momentum into this tournament. That's what I was hoping for. We have two people playing really well right now."
Carbajo Ré was 6-under throughout the Liz Murphey when you combine her 1-under in stroke play qualifying on Friday and her match play scores throughout the weekend. Earlier in the week, Alexander shot 2-under 214 and was tied atop the individual leaderboard at the John Kirk Panther Intercollegiate before falling in a sudden-death playoff.
The format of the Liz Murphey was altered this year from a traditional 54-hole, stroke play event to a 72-hole tournament featuring a combination of stroke play and match play. After 18 holes of stroke play on Friday, eight-team "Red" and "Black" brackets were set for match play. Thirty-36 holes of match play on Saturday was followed by 18 holes of match play on Sunday.
Last September, the NCAA announced it would change the format of the NCAA Women's Golf Championships to a similar format beginning in 2015.
"We decided to change the format before we knew what the NCAA was going to do," Brewer said. "We thought it would be fun and we thought it would be a good way to end the spring before we get into post-season. We got a little lucky timing wise on the NCAA making their announcement. I give credit to the schools who committed to something different beforehand. I think it was a success. And from the people who I know want to come next year, it is going to be a success in the future."
The Bulldogs will return to action in two weekends when they compete in the SEC Championships at Greystone Golf and Country Club in Birmingham, Ala. A year ago, Georgia finished as runner-up at the SECs in Brewer's first season at the helm.
2014 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic
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Sunday Match Play Results
Red Bracket Results
Southern Cal 3, Arkansas 2
Auburn 3, Alabama 2
Mississippi State 2.5, NC State 2.5
Northwestern 3, Denver 1
Black Bracket Results
Michigan State 3.5, Texas A&M 1.5
Iowa State 3, Troy 1
Indiana 3, Georgia 2
Daytona State 3, Georgetown 2
Red Bracket Agate
Southern Cal 3, Arkansas 2
Regina Plascenia, Arkansas, def. Victoria Morgan, USC, 3-and-2
Gabby Then, USC, def. Emmy Lavy, Arkansas, 2-up
Karen Chung, USC, def. Summer Roachell, Arkansas, 4-and-3
Emily Tubert, Arkansas, def. Doris Chen, USC, 4-and-3
Kyung Kim, USC, def. Gaby Lopez, Arkansas, 5-and-4
Auburn 3, Alabama 2
Victoria Trapani, Auburn, def. Mia Landegren, Alabama, 4-and-2
Hannah Collier, Alabama, def. Diana Fernandez, Auburn, 5-and-4
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against Championship teams?
Would anyone show up a Championship team?
I don't know they said on tv that Chelsea has more supporter groups in U.S. than in England, so I'm sure their are fans for Championship. it doesn't have to be against Championship could be Bundesliga 2, Serie B or any other federation besides UEFA that's in preseason. just a suggestion.
Maybe Traffic can be like SUM for this. SUM is who runs the Summer WFC I believe.
I think Tampa Bay played Stoke last year right?
I mean NASL is not MLS, each team is independent, but just like MLS does not run the WFC, NASL would not run a D2WFC.
Nothing stopping NASL teams from scheduling friendly games in the summer.
I know Atlanta and I believe San Antonio have played frindly games vs Mexican D2 teams.
Maybe friendly games with Central American clubs during their Pre-season.
I think this is a really cool idea, but I worry that that's the soccer nerd in me more than the businessman (because I'm not much for being a businessman...).
Bolton Wanderers vs. SA Scorpions, Crystal Palace vs. PR Islanders...
I could get into it. But I'm curious as to the cost, and how much attention it would actually garner.
or something like this now defunct trophy:
play one game in each NASL city.
What stopped any of you from hosting international friendlies this year? The Rowdies faced Bolton last year.
I don't think NASL could arrange anything as concerted as the World Football Challenge right now, but there's nothing stopping individual teams from arranging international friendlies of their own.
Certainly there's no reason the league couldn't arrange a league-wide series of visits by international club teams, but....
1 - You might rather differentiate yourself from what MLS teams are doing (if they're doing something called a World Football Challenge - which isn't really a tournament - you might rather do something more akin to the old Transatlantic Challenge Cup, with a couple of the better NASL teams against recognizable-but-not-EPL-level clubs in a mini-tournament). Do it differently, else it's just a kiddie version of what MLS is doing.
2 - These things are really expensive to do, and you have to spend a lot of resources in promoting the tournament/event in addition to the very real hard costs of getting those teams over here (which are less than for EPL-level clubs, obviously...but the expected return would be much less, as well). Unless NASL teams are going to find larger venues in their markets (and not every market has one that's feasible) to handle enough ticket-buyers to make the ROI worthwhile, it might not make sense.
3 - There are some NASL teams that would get their asses kicked by most of the teams that have some name recognition, so you run that risk. You wouldn't necessarily have every NASL team play in whatever challenge it was. And any one club that comes over isn't going to want to play 8-10 games on its US tour, so the kind of barnstorming foreign club thing that the original NASL did in its early days probably isn't feasible with the number of clubs the NASL has right now. Basically, if you bring a team over that's likely to sell tickets, they're also likely to be hard to compete with, and if you bring someone over that Atlanta or Edmonton could hang with...well, you get the picture.
No no a thousand times no. The WFC is a terrible idea in the first place IMO, so long as they continue to have MLS teams play in the middle of their playoff races, risking injury and so forth.
I'd much rather see NASL teams simply hosting international friendlies between two foreign clubs(or national teams) at their stadiums and making the money off the game, but not having their teams compete. I think Championship level(even a few League 1 or 2 teams with name recognition from years gone by) would be good targets. Sheff. Wednesday, Wolves, Leeds etc.
I was surprised to find out West Ham has quite the following among my friends... Then I realized they all watched "Green Street Hooligans," and decided they liked the Hammers... That being said, there may be a number of lower level clubs (especially the ones you mentioned) that would garner some attention over here, even at the NASL level.
I'd definitely be down with NASL teams playing more friendlies vs teams like Bolton, who the Rowdies played last year.
Why have there been next to no friendlies this year? For one, the calendar isn't very forgiving. For another...well I don't really have another. Other than maybe the cost of hosting a recognizable name.
I'm not sure what the actual figures are, but I imagine it gets kind of expensive, and if the team you're bringing in is Bolton, they're not going to bring the crowd that others would... If anyone has actual numbers though, I'd be interested to hear what they are.
This seems like a great way for a lot of people to lose a lot of money.
This would be awesome. The USL teams were able to pull this off. Charleston was supposed to play Nottingham Forest until they got bought out and Orlando is scheduled to play Stoke.
Not sure how accurate the article was but one report I saw in the Daily Mail said that Forest would have to pay Charleston and Orlando 70,000 GBP each. (about $110,000) The article made it sound like it was a cancellation penalty as well as compensation for the appearance fee.
Of course I can't find the article now.
That doesn't seem so bad. Then again, I'm not the one paying for it lol
Well Orlando is different because the have a connection to Stoke(Rawlins is on the board?). That's an easy game to set up.
would the championship sides here in the uk take it seriously or just send reserve sides not to risk injuries as the lure of epl promotion or the championship play off would just be to great as the championship is so competitive.
It would be during the pre-season for the Championship teams, so it would, most likely, be treated the same way that any other pre-season would be treated. Give the guys fighting for position some playing time, while letting the starters play in a "competitive" match to get match fit.
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If you're not inviting the likes of Barca and ManU then the way to draw fans to the stadium is by getting Mexican clubs. Remember, World Football Challenge is going after a TV audience and that's not going to happen for NASL + Championship.
Scorpions v. Monterrey, Cosmos v. America, Mexican clubs like that have a fanbase that's already here. I honestly think they would be a bigger draw at the gate than Blackburn or Millwall.
I agree with the Mexican club idea. I for oe would LOVE to see the Rowdies play the Xolos or maybe some Cuban clubs. Cuban clubs could draw well in Florida.
How easy do you think it would be to get Cuban clubs here, and can you name two famous Cuban clubs with the name recognition to sell tickets? Cubans are not monolithic.
I prefer trophies and not friendlies.
World Football Challenge are a rip-off and boring. The guest team will use their starters who will play relaxed in the 1st half. In the 2nd half, the bench of the guest team will play.
WFC is a good revenue stream for a club that needs money.
And that's a negative for NASL how?
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I got the PM's this time round too. I promised not to out him, as he was supposedly just reading posts. Nothing wrong with that, but I had no Idea he was PMing other members too. Glen feels this forum is very "clicky", & operates at the exclusion of others. I suppose it's easy to mistake a group of enthusiastic posters who just happen to get along, for some sort of exclusive club - if you're centered on it.
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