text:
Franchise Encyclopedia ▪ 2004-05 Utah Jazz ▪ 2006-07 Utah Jazz
Record: 41-41, Finished 2nd in NBA Northwest Division (Schedule and Results)
Coach: Jerry Sloan (41-41)
PTS/G: 92.4 (26th of 30) ▪ Opp PTS/G: 95.0 (9th of 30)
SRS: -2.49 (23rd of 30) ▪ Pace: 87.8 (26th of 30)
Off Rtg: 104.1 (22nd of 30) ▪ Def Rtg: 107.0 (21st of 30)
Expected W-L: 33-49 (23rd of 30)
Arena: Delta Center ▪ Attendance: 751,621 (9th of 30)
Our primary support comes from users like you. Sponsor this page for $15. Your message will replace this ad.
Transactions listed are from July 1, 2005 to June
30, 2006.
Click on the Team for team roster and stats.
Click on the Player for career stats and accomplishments.
August 2, 2005
As part of a 5-team trade, the Utah Jazz traded Kirk Snyder to the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets; the Utah Jazz traded Raul Lopez to the Memphis Grizzlies; the Utah Jazz traded Curtis Borchardt to the Boston Celtics; the Boston Celtics traded Antoine Walker to the Miami Heat; the Memphis Grizzlies traded Andre Emmett, James Posey and Jason Williams to the Miami Heat; the Memphis Grizzlies traded Greg Ostertag to the Utah Jazz; the Miami Heat traded Albert Miralles, Qyntel Woods, a 2006 2nd round draft pick (Edin Bavcic was later selected) and a 2008 2nd round draft pick (Nikola Pekovic was later selected) to the Boston Celtics; the Miami Heat traded Eddie Jones to the Memphis Grizzlies; the Miami Heat traded Rasual Butler to the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets; and the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets traded Roberto Duenas to the Miami Heat.
September 1, 2005
Signed Milt Palacio as a free agent.
September 14, 2005
Signed Devin Brown as a free agent.
October 3, 2005
Signed Andre Owens as a free agent.
January 4, 2006
Assigned CJ Miles to the Albuquerque Thunderbirds of the D-League.
February 3, 2006
Recalled CJ Miles from the Albuquerque Thunderbirds of the D-League.
June 8, 2006
Traded Kris Humphries and Robert Whaley to the Toronto Raptors for Rafael Araujo.
June 22, 2006
Waived Robert Whaley.
June 28, 2006
Drafted Ronnie Brewer in the 1st round (14th pick) of the 2006 NBA Draft.
Drafted Dee Brown in the 2nd round (46th pick) of the 2006 NBA Draft.
Drafted Paul Millsap in the 2nd round (47th pick) of the 2006 NBA Draft.


text:
Carhartt Men's Workwear Pocket T-Shirt K87From: $14.99
The Carhartt Men's Workwear Pocket T-Shirt K87 works as tough as you while on the job yet it's 6.75 ounce, 100% cotton jersey knit with a rib-knit collar allows you to easily relax after a hard day's work. This popular Carhartt t-shirt is as versatile as you working in warm weather and great to layer in the cold.
- Short sleeve
- Fabric: 100% 6.75 ounce cotton
- Rib-Knit Collar
- Left chest pocket
- Side-seamed to reduce chafing
Carhartt Men's Workwear Pocket Sleeveless T-Shirt 100374$14.99
Product Features:
- 6.75-ounce, 100% cotton jersey knit
- Rib-knit crewneck
- Side-seamed construction minimizes twisting
- Sleeveless
- Left-chest pocket with sewn-on Carhartt label
- Tagless neck label
Dickies Men's Relaxed 5 Pocket Jean13293
Regular Price: $19.99
Special Price: $14.99
- Heavy duty brass zipper
- Rivets at all stress points
- Available in a variety of sizes and colors.
- 14 oz denim
- 100% Cotton
Wilderness Dreams Women's Pink Strap Hipster Bottom 607931$14.99
The fully-lined Pink-Strap Hipster has pink straps on the side that perfectly complement our Pink-Strap Bandeau. Made from a durable polyester/spandex blend.
- Mossy Oak Breakup
- Sizes: S-XL
Dickies Men's Double Knee Painter's Pant 2053From:
Regular Price: $19.99
Special Price: $14.99
Opening at double knee for knee pads. Double knee patches add extra durability. Triple stitched seams. Hammer loops on both legs & center back. Double tool pocket on left leg holds cell phone or beeper. Wider, deeper rule pocket on right leg.
- Relaxed fit
- Multiple tool pockets & loops
- 8 3/4 oz. Painter's Drill, 100% cotton
- Double knee patches
First Classics Men's Embroidered Fingerless Leather Gloves FI166GEL$14.99
First Mfg. Men's Embroidered Fingerless Leather Gloves FI166GEL
Embroidered flame fingerless gloves made of premium Analine goat, unlined, with, gel pad on palm, and Velcro strap. This glove comes in black and red.Learn More
Robinson Outdoors Whitewater Men's Realtree Cotton T-Shirt CSTFrom: $14.99
Product Features:
- Realtree Xtra design
- Yellow Robinson Outdoors logo on front
- 60% Cotton/40% Polyester Jersey fabric
- Rib-Knit neck
Nocona Youth Floral Brown Leather Belt with Belt Buckle N4410402$14.99
This boy's Nocona Belt Co. tooled bull rider brown belt has off-white stitching on the top and bottom. It comes with a silver buckle with a gold image of a bullrider.
- Boys
- Bullrider buckle
- Leather
- Measures 1-1/4"
Key Industries Premium Washed Toddler Bib 224
Regular Price: $19.99
Special Price: $14.99
Your little one is sure to love the look and feel of these bibs made with soft, 100% cotton. Go ahead and get a pair for him and her. Key Industries Premium Washed Denim Infant Bib 224 have the double utility pockets on each leg and hammer loop just like yours!
- 100% Cotton Fabrics
- Pewter Hardware
- Mock Reinforced Back Pockets
- Double Utility Pockets on Each Leg
- Button Closure at Waist
- Available in Ring Spun Denim and Pink Stripe
Carhartt Legacy Large Utility Pouch 1009320$14.99
Product Description:
- Built of durable 600D Poly with Rain Defender® Durable Water Repellent
- Mesh window to see contents inside
- Side haul loop to clip to larger bags
- 16.5" x 11"

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Eileen Andrews, 94
March 15, 1917 — Oct. 18, 2011
Eileen A. Andrews, 94 a resident of Decatur, Ind. and a former 30-year resident of Columbia City, died at 6:05 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011 at the Woodcrest Nursing Center, in Decatur.
She was born March 15, 1917, in Decatur to Lottie and Verda (Bigham) Jackson who are both deceased.
Eileen was united in marriage to John Andrews on Nov. 27, 1938, in Decatur he passed away in 1996.
Pamela Reece, 63
Dec. 2, 1947 — Nov. 8, 2011
Pamela J. Reece, 63, of Fort Wayne, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2011, at her residence.
Born Dec. 2, 1947, in Fort Wayne, she had been the administrative assistant and a member of Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church for over 13 years.
Margie Hollenbaugh, 68
Nov. 23, 1942 — Nov. 10, 2011
COLUMBIA CITY — Margie J. Hollenbaugh, 68, of Columbia City, died Thursday morning, Nov. 10, 2011, in Parkview Hospital, Fort Wayne, following a brief illness.
She was born Nov. 23, 1942, in Fort Wayne, a daughter of Robert and Lenore (Varner) Poffenberger.
She graduated from Columbia City High School and attended Hillsdale College in Michigan.
On Aug. 24, 1963, she was united in marriage to Jerald L. "Jerry" Hollenbaugh.
She worked as a teacher's aide at Marshall Middle School for 15 years.
Sandra Peters, 51
June 24, 1960 — Nov. 10, 2011
COLUMBIA CITY — Sandra L. Peters, 51, of Columbia City, died at 12:44 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011, at Parkview Main Hospital, Fort Wayne where she was admitted Oct. 31.
She was born June 24, 1960, in Detroit, Mich., a daughter of Chester A. and Mildred M. (Mitchell) Sample.
In 1972, the family moved to Columbia City.
She graduated from Columbia City Joint High School in 1978. She completed an associates degree in accounting at International Business College in Fort Wayne.
Brian Langmeier, 44
May 12, 1967 — Nov. 10, 2011
Brian Allen Langmeier, 44, of Columbia City, and formerly of Chillicothe, Ohio, passed away at 5:20 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011 at Parkview Hospital, Fort Wayne.
Born May 12, 1967, in Janesville, Wisc. he was the son of Albert Arthur and Garnet R. (Gavin) Langmeier.
He attended Parker Senior High School and completed his education at Madison Area Tech College.
His formative years were spent in Wisconsin.
Edward L. Miller, 69
Oct. 9, 1942 – Nov. 11, 2011
ALBION – Edward Lee Miller, age 69, of Albion, Ind., passed away at 5:45 p.m. Friday, Nov. 11, 2011 at IU Medical Center, Indianapolis.
Born on Oct, 9, 1942 in Peru, he was the son of Joseph Harold and Mary (Deeb) Miller.
He lived in Peru, moving to Fort Wayne in 1963 and then, in 1992, he moved to his present home near Albion.
Keith A. Rupert, 93
Dec. 31, 1917 – Nov. 11, 2011
Keith Arispa Rupert, age 93, of Columbia City, passed away at 3:47 p.m. Friday, Nov. 11, 2011 at Miller's Merry Manor, Columbia City.
Born on Dec. 31, 1917 in Huntington County, he was the son of Daniel D. and Mary E. (Weigold) Rupert.
He was a lifelong resident of Whitley County, living over 50 years on Hanna Street and attended Columbia City High School.
On August 2, 1948 he married Chloris L. Rivet in Warsaw.
Mantie L. Ernst, 82
June 12, 1929 – Nov. 11, 2011
Mantie Louise Ernst, age 82, of Columbia City, passed away at 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 11, 2011 at her home.
Born June 12, 1929 in Eolia, Ky., she was the daughter of J. Ballard and Hila (Branson) Collier.
She grew in Eolia and came to Columbia City in 1962. On Nov. 24, 1967 she married Howard A. Ernst in Columbia City.
She worked at Essex from 1976-79 and 1989-90, Addimeyers for three years and also was a homemaker.
She was a member of Cornerstone Fellowship Church for the past 20 years.
Cordelia Browning, 88
Feb. 7, 1923 – Nov. 12, 2011
Cordelia May Browning, age 88, of Pierceton, passed away at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011, at Miller's Merry Manor, Columbia City.
Born Feb. 7, 1923, in Chicago, Ill., she was the daughter of Drue Dresher and Forest Ethel (Denlinger) Funderburg.
She spent her childhood in Illinois, where she graduated from Elgin High School. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Ball State University.
Fred L. Nix, 60
Aug. 25, 1951 – Nov. 13, 2011
Fred L. Nix, age 60, of Columbia City, passed away at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011 at Visiting Nurse and Hospice Home, Fort Wayne.
Born Aug. 25, 1951 in Quebec City, Canada, he was the son of Alfred J. and Marion E. (Trumbower) Nix.
He grew up in Columbia Township and in 1993 moved to his current residence.
He graduated from Columbia City Joint High School with the Class of 1969 and worked at Weatherhead/Dana, Columbia City with 28 years of service. He was a member of St. Catherines Catholic Church and was an avid nature and dog lover.


text:
Due to the New Year's holiday, "Days Of Our Lives" is pre-empted today.
NBC will air the Tournament of Roses Parade and the NHL Winter Classic on Wednesday January 1. "Days Of Our Lives" will return Thursday January 2, along with our daily recaps.
Many in Salem have suffered through difficulties in the year 2013 but unfortunately they still have much more to overcome. During this break, let Soaps.com know which character you think is traveling into the New Year with the most baggage. Vote and share your comments below.
Salem Spoilers for the next Days Of Our Lives:
Sami gets an ultimatum from EJ about their future.
Will bumps into someone unexpected at the river.
**Please be aware we have a link-only policy.**
Please respect the Soaps.com guidelines when posting and contact a moderator if one is required to handle comment issues.
Check out our other "DOOL" sections for Days Of Our Lives late breaking news, Days Of Our Lives spoilers and the Days Of Our Lives Comings and Goings.
Follow Soaps.com on Twitter @soapoperafan, "like" Soaps.com on Facebook for the all soap operas including scoop on "Days Of Our Lives," "Dallas," "Glee," "Grey's Anatomy," "Pretty Little Liars," "Revenge," "Vampire Diaries," and "Venice."
Logo courtesy of NBC Universal Inc.
- Violette DeSantis


text:
PrecisionPoint Software Launches On-Premise Managed BI Service for Microsoft Dynamics AX and NAV
Sometimes, just getting started with the right approach to BI can be the biggest hurdle to overcome. After talking with customers, BI solution provider PrecisionPoint Software learned most customers just didn't have the expertise necessary to install and implement a solution.
So the firm is launching its own managed service program that it says is a new approach to delivering BI solutions for Microsoft Dynamics AX and NAV customers. On-Premise Managed BI Service for Dynamics combines software, services for two production-ready reports, training and support to a deliver BI solution to customers, sometimes in just two weeks, with little upfront or continued commitment, according to company officials.
PrecisionPoint CEO Michael Evans said his company can offer the new low-cost service because it has developed a self-configuring software engine as well as an online monitoring system dubbed Guardian. "At a stroke, we have been able to eliminate the extended man-time projects usually associated with BI implementations and deliver a truly affordable system on demand," he said in a statement.


text:
Lose and we've had it, says Wenger
Arsene Wenger says his team 'can forget' the title if they fail to beat their rivals over the course of the season.
Front page
Manchester United v Arsenal: strongest XI
Paul Wilson and Amy Lawrence choose their best 11 for both teams ahead of the big match at Old Trafford.
News & features p2
Chelsea v Liverpool: strongest XI
Paul Wilson and Amy Lawrence choose their best 11 for both teams ahead of the big match at Stamford Bridge.
You don't know what you're doing....
Three of the so-called big four are still struggling for form and fluency as they go head-to-head with their title rivals, says Paul Wilson.
Redknapp puts case for defence
Premiership: Charlton 0 - 1 Portsmouth: A 30-yard belter from Lomana LuaLua catapulted Portsmouth to the top of the league and kept Harry Redknapp smiling.
News & features p3
Scharner slows Everton progress
Premiership: Everton 2 - 2 Wigan: Paul Scharner struck twice for Wigan to bring high-flying Everton back down to earth.
News & features p4
Bolton misfire as Woodgate takes control
Premiership: Bolton 0 - 0 Middlesbrough: Jonathan Woodgate kept a sluggish Nicolas Anelka in check in a snore-draw at the Reebok.
News & features p5
Sorensen's saves deny Watford their first win
Premiership: Watford 0 - 0 Aston Villa: Thomas Sorensen denied Watford their first win of the season with some outstanding reflex saves.
News & features p6
Ashley's a laugh, but his man with the Bentley isn't quite so funny
The enthusiasm with which Ashley Cole recalls jumping into the back of a chauffeur-driven Bentley confirms football's divorce from reality, writes Paul Wilson.
News & features p7
McManus sees off defiant De Vries
SPL: Celtic 1 - 0 Dunfermline: The exhilaration of the Champions League clearly took its toll on Celtic as they limped to victory over Dunfermline.
Le Guen faces rough ride on derby day
Paul Le Guen faces a tough Old Firm debut as his team are struggling to find their best form, says Patrick Glenn.
News & features p8
'Shocked' Beckham comes out fighting over McClaren snub
David Beckham says he has a 'burning desire' to prove to Steve McClaren that he is still good enough to play for England.
Keane: 'jury still out on Rooney'
Roy Keane believes Wayne Rooney has 'achieved nothing' in football yet and is still just a player with 'potential'.
Coventry pile the pressure on Blackwell
Football league round-up
Sub Hysen to the rescue for Sunderland
Championship: Sunderland 1 - 1 Leicester: Substitute Tobias Hysen scored from 20 yards to save Sunderland from their first defeat since Roy Keane took charge.
Keane sticks to the script after his latest tabloid outburst
Roy Keane has again spoken out against a former teammmate - this time warning Wayne Rooney that he has 'achieved nothing' in football and is still just a player with 'potential'.
News & features p9
Euro Star
Ryder Cup: Colin Montgomerie's talents might be in decline but if Europe are to retain the Ryder Cup then he will be absolutely vital, says Bill Elliott.
News & features p11
The American team
The American team
American Mortal
Ryder Cup: Tiger Woods poor Ryder Cup record stands in stark contrast to his incredible PGA Tour form, he tells Kevin Mitchell why that's set to change at the K Club.
The European team
The European team
News & features p12
Brothers in arms
Ryder Cup: Ryder Cup-winning captain Tony Jacklin tells Will Buckley that Ian Woosnam's side don't compare well with the great European side of the 1980s.
News & features p14
Wrong 'un who has turned out to be spun gold
Life has not always run smoothly for Mushtaq Ahmed, but now he and Sussex are prospering from the reawakening of his faith and the quality of his bowling, discovers James Root.
Cork leads plunder for points
County Championship: Dominic Cork was impressive with both bat and ball for Lancashire, but Durham held on for a draw thanks to a placid pitch.
News & features p15
Goode makes most of grunt and grind of Leicester
Guinness Premiership: Leicester 27 - 27 Gloucester: Gloucester's skilful play wasn't enough to overcome the power of Leicester in a pulsating match at Welford Road.
Lemi arrives to spark Bristol comeback
Guinness Premiership: Bristol kept their unbeaten record intact with a barnstorming comeback to steal victory from London Irish.
News & features p16
Ref steps in after racism claims
Guinness Premiership: Northampton 33 - 18 Bath: Allegations of racial abuse marred this exciting match which was finally won by Northampton.
Dorn breaks Reds' rhythm for hat-trick
Rugby league: Harlequins RL 40 - 18 Salford: Harlequins wrapped up their season with a resounding victory over Salford thanks to a Luke Dorn hat-trick.
For the greater good is bad for the game
Rugby should spread its wings and showcase its qualities in new territories if it wants to break free from its colonial shackles, writes Eddie Butler.
News & features p17
Bank on front-running Maureen to make all
Horse racing: Classi Maureen's front-running style will give her a great chance in the 2.40 at Uttoxeter.
News & features p18
Day is central to England's final tilt
Women's rugby: Sue Day will be pivotal to England's chances of success in the Women's Rugby World Cup Final against New Zealand.
Patterson helps Road back to success
In-brief: John Patterson justified his reputation as a back specialist by propelling stall-six runner Fonthill Road to victory in the Ayr Gold Cup.
News & features p19
Sven may have gone but he's still in my sitting room
Geoffrey Mortlake on struggling to rid the bad smell that is former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson from his humble abode.
News & features p22
It's a clash of cultures at the K Club
The Ryder Cup is the only event that truly galvanises transatlantic rivalry and has become, says Kevin Mitchell, an argument on the relative merits of individualism and communality.
England off balance as Plunkett is mooted in number-eight debate
Liam Plunkett's inclusion in the Ashes squad is evidence of an inbalance of talent, writes Vic Marks.
News & features p23
Monty hit by driver fatigue
World Match Play Championship: Paul Casey defeated a horrendously out-of-form Colin Montgomerie to set up a final with American Shaun Micheel.
Swashbuckling gladiators give matchplay its unpredictable appeal
Will Buckley argues that the emotional rollercoaster ride of matchplay golf, disadvantages Tiger Woods and plays into the hands of the volcanic Colin Montgomerie.


text: August 1, 2009TO: NJCAA Soccer CoachesFROM: Men and Women's Soccer ChairsRE: NJCAA Soccer Procedures - All Divisions Both Men and WomenJust a clarification on substitutions, timing and ejections procedures to follow at all NJCAA soccer games, so we can be consistent at each site. Substitutions: 1. Unlimited substitutions (NJCAA exception to the NCAA rule)2. A team may sub on their own throw-ins, their own corner kicks, and any goal kick.3. If the proper team does sub, and the other team has a sub waiting at half-field, they may also sub at that time.4. Subs should always be waiting a half-field to enter the game, not in front of their team bench.5. When a player receives a yellow card, a substitute must report for this player, until the next legal substitution period. This includes the goalkeeper. Timing Procedures: 1. The clock does not stop during substitutions (Exception to the NCAA rule)2. The clock only stops on goals, injuries where the referee indicates stoppage of play,and when the referee is issuing caution and ejection cards (referee indicates stoppage of play)3. At the end of the game, the clock operator is to call out the last ten seconds, and sound the horn, indicating the end of the match. Overtime: 1. two-ten minute sudden-death periods Ejections: 1. All caution (yellow cards) and ejection (red cards) should be reported on the NJCAA caution/roster form, forwarded to the Regional Director (signature) after the regional tournament. This form should then be forwarded to the national chair in their respective national tournaments. All teams advancing from the district tournaments should report all cards to the national chair. NJCAA Sportsmanship Policy - Differ from NCAA Game Suspensions1. NJCAA Sportsmanship Policy requires all ejections to be reported on the NJCAA Game Ejection Form. Penalties for ejections differ from NCAA Soccer Rules. First ejection for non-violent unsportsmanlike behavior requires a one contest suspension. Non-violent unsportsmanlike behavior is defined as profanity, vulgar gestures, trash talking, taunting or abusive language directed at players, coaches, referees, game management personnel and/or spectators. The use of tobacco or alcohol during NJCAA sponsored events is prohibited within this rule. A second ejection for non-violent unsportsmanlike behavior requires a TWO contest suspension per NJCAA Sportsmanship Policy (Article XVIII). For the third non-violent ejections of the season, a four game suspension shall be served. Each subsequent ejection will result in a doubling of the suspension previously served. The penalty for violent ejection has not changed. All ejections for violent behavior require a two game suspension per NJCAA rules. Should the player, coach or team personnel be ejected for violent behavior a second time during the same season, that individual shall be prohibited from participating in athletic contests of that institution for the remainder of the academic year, including postseason play.Accumulated Cautions and Game Suspensions1. Regular season games. Any player or coach(es) who has received a total of five cautions in one season shall be suspended and shall not participate in the next regularly scheduled game, including post season games. Each three additional cautions shall result in additional one-game suspensions. Most Asked Questions Regarding Accumulation a. A player receives two "yellow" cards in the same game. For accumulation purposes, how many "yellow" cards does she or he have? It is impossible to accumulate more than one "yellow" card per game inasmuch as the second card issued to the same person in the same game shall be red. The player shall be charged with one yellow card and one red card for accumulation purposes. The player serves a one game suspension for the red card, if the first red card of the season. If a second red is received during the same season then the player would have to sit two games. A third red card in the same season would require a four game suspension per NJCAA Sportsmanship Policy. b. An ejected player is scheduled to serve a game suspension in the next game, which subsequently is forfeited. Does the player have to miss the next regularly scheduled game? Yes, game suspensions shall be served with reference to actual games played. c. May an ejected player sit out a rescheduled game? Yes, if the game was rescheduled before the ejection and is the next game to be played. d. A player enters game with four (4) yellow cards, receives a caution (yellow) and later in the game is cautioned (yellow) again. The referee shows the yellow followed by a red card and ejects the player. How many games must the player sit? The player sits out two games. One (1) game for accumulating five (5) yellow cards and one (1) game for the red card. e. A player enters game with one (1) non violent red card, receives a violent red. How many games must the player sit? The player sits out two games per NJCAA Sportsmanship Policy (Article XVIII) violent behavior ejection.


text:
Kenneth Burns: That great American invention, the theme park
A hush has fallen over Sevier County.
Dollywood is closed for the season. There's nothing to do.
I kid. The ski slopes are open, Wilderness Wildlife Week starts Saturday, and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a beautiful place to visit any time of year.
But Dollywood is a big deal around here, and for good reason. It's iconic, and it employs a lot of locals.
And it's a fine example of that great American invention, the theme park.
Dollywood reopens March 22. Meanwhile, the off-season is an excellent time to think about theme parks and what they mean.
Theme parks fascinate me. I like visiting them. I like looking at all the stuff. I like the shows, the food, the rides.
Needless to say, I also enjoyed theme parks when I was a kid. I guess I never outgrew them.
But when I visit one now, I do so partly in the spirit of journalistic research. That's what I tell myself, anyway.
As a journalist, I've long covered various aspects of the entertainment industry, and theme parks are a big entertainment business. Media behemoths like Disney and NBCUniversal run theme parks, which promote the companies' film and televison properties.
I'm also interested in business journalism generally, and few businesses are more exciting than real estate. Depending on you who you ask.
Theme parks are all about real estate. Walt Disney determined early on that there was money to be made renting rooms to theme park guests. Now entertainment complexes like Florida's Walt Disney World are as much about developing hotels as they are celebrating Mickey and Goofy. Here in Sevier County, Dollywood is jumping into the hotel business with its DreamMore Resort, slated to open in 2015.
Yes, I think about these sorts of things when I visit theme parks. I also laugh and scream my head off as I ride rides like Dollywood's Thunderhead roller coaster. Strictly in the spirit of journalistic research, of course.
My earliest theme park experiences were at now-shuttered Opryland in Nashville, my hometown. In addition to the usual mix of rides and attractions, Opryland offered superlative shows. Many starred the enthusiastic college kids who are a staple of theme park shows.
But Opryland shows also offered something unique: performances by country music pros, both talented sidemen and legends like Roy Acuff. I'm a lifelong country fan in part because of what I saw at Opryland in the 1970s, when I was little. Theme parks can be powerful that way.
I've also experienced the Busch Gardens and Six Flags parks. And then there's Disney. Visits to the company's Magic Kingdom in Orlando are some of my favorite childhood memories.
I revisited those memories a few years ago at Disneyland, in Anaheim, Calif. The year was 2009.
I had traveled to the Los Angeles area to compete on the game show "Jeopardy!" The producers said to book a two-day stay, in case my appearance extended beyond the first day's taping.
I'm proud to say that I won a round – Jeopardy! champion forever – but by lunchtime on the first day, I was done. I had a day to kill in L.A.
So I went to Disneyland, which seemed celebratory. It was either that or the La Brea Tar Pits.
Let me tell you, Disneyland is not really set up for people visiting alone.
That was made clear to me in the parking garage, before I even entered the theme park. As I pulled up to a booth, an attendant greeted me with, "You guys ready to have fun?" He hadn't yet noticed that I was flying solo. I just grinned in response.
I had similar experiences throughout the day. At the rides, families piled into the little cars that took them on Peter Pan's Flight or Snow White's Scary Adventures. Then there was me, a lonely commuter in theme park cars built for four or six.
I enjoyed my day at Disneyland. The Disney people understand the business of fun.
Do you know what I remembered as I waited to board Disneyland's Jungle Cruise ride? As a young man, Ron Ziegler, President Richard Nixon's press secretary, was a skipper on the Jungle Cruise ride.
That's the sort of thing I think about when I visit theme parks.
When I'm not screaming my head off.
Kenneth Burns is Community News Editor of The Mountain Press. Call 428-0748, ext. 212, or send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. Twitter: @KennethBurns.


text:
Taylor Earnhardt Putnam is carrying on the legacy of her famous father, although not on the track.
The 23-year-old daughter of seven-time NASCAR champion Dale Earnhardt is making her mark in rodeo, outdoor sports and through her support of the Dale Earnhardt Foundation, a charitable organization dedicated to the education and preservation of wildlife.
She will be in Mountain City on Saturday to compete in barrel racing and breakaway roping events at the North American Professional Rodeo.
First introduced to barrel racing by a childhood friend, she has competed in the event for over a decade.
"At first, I really didn't know what I was doing and kind of made a fool of myself," she said. "But, I liked it so much that I kept going back.
"Then, my husband calf ropes and I had been practicing that for a while. Now, I feel confident enough to start competing in that as well."
Unlike older siblings — Kerry, Kelley and Dale Jr. — who all followed their late father into the world of stock car racing, Taylor's influence came more from their mutual love of the outdoors.
"I was very comfortable at the race track, but I'm 10 times more comfortable outside on the farm or hunting," she said. "When I went to my first rodeo with my sister, I wanted to ride the sheep like all the other little kids. But, I love riding horses so much and I figured out there was something I could do, going fast and competing. That was my ticket right there."
With her newfound passion, she attended barrel racing schools in Texas and South Carolina, and began competing in the Junior Southern Rodeo Association (JSRA), the Southern Rodeo Association (SRA) and the National Barrel Horse Association (NBHA). In 2002, she earned the title of North Carolina NBHA Champion and in 2003 she was champion of the Southern Rodeo Association.
At age 19, she won the World Champion All-Around title at a racing event in Marshall, Texas and soon after won the prestigious All-American Barrel Race in Jackson, Miss.
It was at this time that Taylor met future husband, Brandon Putnam, a professional calf roper who owns a trucking and grading company near Charlotte.
While the young couple enjoy their rural lifestyle, they're just as comfortable in the big city. They worked with famed wedding planner David Tutera for their May nuptials, and Taylor often travels alongside her mom, Teresa, on business trips to the Big Apple.
"I go from rodeos on the weekend to going up to New York with my mom," she said. "I'm completely changing outfits, but I feel comfortable doing that."
Still, there is a certain appeal with the outdoor lifestyle.
Taylor is a highly-skilled hunter, who accompanied her dad on hunting excursions from the time she was the five years old. Adept with a rifle, bow and shotgun, she has trophy mounts of elk, deer, turkey, dove, pheasant, wild hog and alligator in her North Carolina home.
She even appeared on the Outdoor Channel's "RMEF Team Elk" show to showcase her elk hunting skills and to bring attention to the Dale Earnhardt Foundation's conservation work with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.
Her appearance in Mountain City, where she will race the horse Packing Sixes Cowboy, is also designed to bring attention to her father's foundation.
"Every event I go to, we try to promote it as much as we can," she said. "With my affiliation with the foundation, I always try to use every event as a good opportunity to publicize it."
Among her other special appearances, she drove her father's famous black No. 3 Chevrolet for a special exhibition run at England's Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2009 and she drove Jamie McMurray's No. 1 Earnhardt-Ganassi Chevrolet at the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Pit Crew Challenge.
However, it is her time with the horses instead of a race car when she feels the greatest connection to her father. It brings back memories of their time together at the family's Mooresville, N.C. farm.
"If he wasn't at the race track, he was at the farm every day," she recalled. "I remember mom would tell me to clean my room and I would sneak and call him, and he would bring two horses up to the front door and be like, 'Teresa, I'm taking her.' Being able to be out there with him every day, that's what steered me towards what I'm doing today."
In her pursuit of becoming an expert horse person, she spent a month in London in 2009 in the prestigious equestrian training program at Ross Nye Stables. She is currently listed as the Director of Equestrian Development for Dale Earnhardt, Inc., the racing and sports marketing company built by her parents.
"I'm working on a breeding and training program," she said. "We're working on bringing in some nice mares to get some young horses on the ground. All the horses we've got right now, are either horses my dad bought or are ones bred out of horses he bought. I'm trying to get the performance breeding mixed into that."
Another of her passions is photography.
Her works, which include a wide collection of photographs from her extensive travels, have been shown at numerous exhibits.
Among her favorite trips are the ones related to the rodeo circuit and the camraderie shared with her fellow competitors.
"We travel all over the South and I always love going to Texas, but the year-end NBHA Open World Championships for barrel racing is probably the most fun event we go to every year," she said. "It's in Perry, Ga., and we go there for a week and a half. I think last year we had 900 and some entries.
"It's just a big event at a big convention center with a lot of vendors where you can buy everything you need all year. But, it's definitely the most fun event because you're there for so long and you see your friends from all across the country you don't see very often."


text:
Linguistik-Klassifikation: Grammatikforschung / Grammar research
Document Type
- Other (15) (remove)
- Focal aspects in the Lelemi verb system (2006)
- In our presentation we will outline the verb system of Lelemi and concentrate on certain "focal" aspects which are of primary interest to us. Lelemi has two TAMP paradigms: one constituting the so-called "simple tenses", the other the so-called "relative tenses" (Allan 1973), although not every "simple tense" has a counterpart in the "relative tenses". The simple paradigm is formed by subject prefixes (prefixed pronouns for 1st or 2nd person and noun class pronouns for 3rd persons) and the verb form whereas the relative paradigm is build up by the obligatory use of an external subject noun, an invariable verb prefix, and the verb form. While the simple paradigm is used in quite a lot of syntactic environments the relative paradigm only shows up in relative clauses with the subject being the head as well as in subject and sentence focus constructions including questions concerning the subject. We will show some interesting interactions between the grammatical expression of focus and the verb system and sketch the grammaticalisation path of the morpheme nà.
- Focus expressions in Yom (2005)
- Focus or narrative constructions? : Morphosyntactically marked focus constructions in some Gur and Kwa languages (2004)
- 0. Introduction 1. Observations concerning the structure of morphosyntactically marked focus constructions 1.1 First observation: SF vs. NSF asymmetry 1.2 Second observation: NSF-NAR parallelism 1.3 Affirmative ex-situ focus constructions (SF, NSF), and narrative clauses (NAR) 2. Grammaticalization 2.1 Cleft hypothesis 2.2 Movement hypothesis 2.3 Narrative hypothesis 2.3.1 Back- or Foregrounding? 2.3.2 Converse directionality of FM and conjunction 3. Language specific analysis 4. Conclusionary remarks References


text:
Be the first to like this
Published on
We- 'Neel Hydrotech', started our operations as manufacturers and exporters of premium quality machinery equipment to address to the requirements of water treatment plant, wastewater treatment plant and water purification plant like reverse osmosis system, ozone generator, high pressure water pumps, carbon block cartridges, storage tank and uv system.With our consistent and dedicated approach, we have developed our expertise in manufacturing superior quality and efficient range of machinery products. Through our continued commitment towards research and development, innovative products, prompt technical support and logistics excellence, we are able to successfully deliver significant benefits to our clients like in industrial, commercial, municipal, health care, residential sectors worldwide.Our range of water treatment plant, wastewater treatment plant and water purification plant successfully meets the requirements of different industries, institutions and residential sectors like pharmaceutical industries, hospitals and different chemical industries.
Be the first to like this


text:
Step 1: What You Will Need To Make Fall Leaf Stained Glass Cookies
- Your favorite sugar cookie recipe
- Circle cookie cutter
- Mini leaf cookie cutter(s) (smaller than your circle cookie cutter)
- Orange, yellow, red and ivory gel food coloring
- Green hard candy (such as Jolly Ranchers)
- Mini 2-in-1 cookie scraper (a.k.a. boo boo stick) or toothpicks
Step 2: How To Make Fall Leaf Stained Glass Cookies
Next, roll out each section of dough to your desired cookie thickness. Use your cookie cutters to cut the dough into circles, each one with a leaf cut out of the center. Place the cut dough on a parchment lined cookie sheet and set it in the freezer for about 15 minutes before baking. You can bake the cutout leaf centers separately to make matching mini colored leaves.


text:
What Made Mother Teresa So Special, Part I
Interview with Missionary of Charity Father Brian Kolodiejchuk
ROME, OCT. 10, 2003 (Zenit) - How was a frail little woman able to become one of the most outstanding figures of the 20th century, dedicating herself to the "poorest of the poor"?
For the answer to this and other questions, Zenit interviewed Father Brian Kolodiejchuk, co-founder of the priestly branch of the Missionaries of Charity and postulator of Mother Teresa's cause of beatification, which will take place Oct. 19. This is the first of a three-part interview. Part 2 appears Sunday.
Q: Last Dec. 20, the decree of a miracle attributed to Mother Teresa was made public. So, five years and three months after her death, her beatification was announced. How was this possible in such a short time?
Father Kolodiejchuk: The primary reason for such a relatively short time was certainly the great reputation of sanctity that Mother Teresa enjoyed already in her lifetime. Many people considered her a saint, and even called her "a living saint." This was the general opinion not only of the Catholic faithful, but also of people of different religions and even of agnostics.
The international media had followed her life and work with great interest. Many admired her charity and selfless love for the poor. She had become a symbol of love and compassion for the poorest of the poor.
At the time of her death, the Indian government paid her the great tribute of a state funeral, attended by a large number of world leaders. Many people from around the world watched the funeral on television. This was a wonderful tribute to Mother Teresa and her reputation of sanctity. But above all, she was mourned by the common people, the poor who had experienced her motherly love. They are the ones who most testify to her holiness.
As a consequence of this widespread and solid reputation of holiness, soon after Mother Teresa's death the Congregation for Sainthood Causes [CCS] received an avalanche of requests that her cause of beatification and canonization already begin.
One of the first requests -- and an essential one -- came in October 1997 when the archbishop of Calcutta, Henry D'Souza, petitioned the CCS for a dispensation from the norm requiring a waiting period of five years after death before the diocesan Inquiry into the Life, Virtues, and Reputation of Sanctity could be initiated.
Fourteen months later, on Dec. 12, 1998, the CCS granted a dispensation from the norm and the diocesan inquiry for Mother Teresa was able to begin.
After the preliminary steps were completed, the diocesan inquiry began in Calcutta on July 26, 1999. With this, the period of gathering information began: interviews with eyewitnesses and review of documents and materials pertaining to the life and work of Mother Teresa. The closing session of the diocesan inquiry was held on Aug. 15, 2001. The Acts of the Diocesan Inquiry consist of 80 volumes, each approximately 450 pages. This material was subsequently submitted to the CCS in Rome.
Even though an exemption was made for the period of waiting, no exemption was made from the formal process itself or from any of its steps. A "Position on the Virtues," or "positio," was prepared under the direction of the relator, Monsignor Jos� Luis Guti�rrez G�mez.
This, of course, required a lot of work and effort. Serious and detailed study of Mother Teresa's life and work was done. It was an engaging and gratifying work since many detailed discoveries were made. In April 2002 the "position" was completed and given to the Congregation for Sainthood Causes for study.
All this work was made possible because of the dedicated effort of those working on the cause in Calcutta and in Rome and the generous assistance of many people. But even more important was God's providence. We received the right help at the right moment and I can truly say that the hand of God was assisting us and guiding us along the way.
Q: Totally abandoned to God, Mother Teresa made the service to the poorest of the poor, the abandoned by all, the sick and dying her life. Pleasure, success, security and egoism are features of the present time. Why is the figure of the future blessed so much admired in the society in general?
Father Kolodiejchuk: The primary source of Mother Teresa's attractiveness can be sought in the very attractiveness of the Gospel itself.
What was most visible and attractive in Mother Teresa was a radical living of the Gospel message. What made her so admired and sought after was not so much her eloquence, since in fact her words were rather simple, but rather her "putting love into living action" that which Jesus taught.
A deep understanding and belief of the Gospel message had taken root in her, penetrating her being, and this was reflected in ...
Rate This Article
0 Comments
Leave a Comment
More Featured Today
- Monaco & The Vatican: Monaco's Grace Kelly Exhibit to Rome--A Review of Monegasque-Holy See Diplomatic History
- My Dad
- A Royal Betrayal: Catholic Monaco Liberalizes Abortion
- John Paul II as an Apostle of Mercy
- Embrace every moment as sacred time
- A Recession Antidote
- The Why of Jesus' Death: A Pauline Perspective
- Father Lombardi's Address on Catholic Media
- Pope's Words to Pontifical Latin American College
- Prelate: Genetics Needs a Conscience
Most Popular
YOU WILL NOT TAKE MY HEAD! - Notorious ISIS executioner 'Jihadi John' now on the run from his former bosses Read More
A MIRACLE? Virgin Mary painting caught on tape moving lips along with the Lord's Prayer (VIDEO) Read More
Nuns vs. Obama: Obama Administration refuses to exempt Little Sisters of the Poor from regulation forcing them to distribute birth control Read More
'Nothing can separate me from the love of God': The first American Ebola patient shares his profound realization on deathbed Read More
French locals not happy about King Salman of Saudi Arabia's three-week Riviera vacation Read More
Daily Readings
Reading 1, Exodus 33:7-11; 34:5-9, 28
Moses used to take the Tent and pitch it outside the camp, far ... Read More
Psalm, Psalms 103:6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13
Yahweh acts with uprightness, with justice to all who are ... Read More
Gospel, Matthew 13:35-43
This was to fulfil what was spoken by the prophet: I will speak ... Read More
Saint of the Day
St. Innocent I
July 28: Innocent was born at Albano, Italy. He became Pope, succeeding ... Read More
Latest Videos
Jul 28 - Homily: The Great Gift of Life View Video
Jul 27 - Homily: Penance or Hell View Video
Jul 27 - Homily: Pray and Love God View Video
Jul 27 - Homily: Bl. Mary Magdalene of Martinengo View Video
Our Lady and Evangelisation: Sermon by Fr David Gummett. A Day With Mary View Video


text:
SOPHOMORE YEAR (2013) - Played in nine games and made four starts...had two hits in 14 at-bats...scored two runs and drove in four...hit one home run, a memorable three-run walk-off in the bottom of the fifth to help the Lobos run-rule Hampton, 11-3, on Feb. 15.
FRESHMAN YEAR (2012) - Made eight appearances, including three starts as the Lobos' designated player...recorded two hits in 10 at-bats, including one home run...had one RBI and scored two runs.
HIGH SCHOOL - Played for coach Oscar Medrano at Valley High School...lettered in volleyball and softball...two-time first team all-district...named first team all-state and second team all-state...was an honor roll student and received academy honors.
PERSONAL - Born October 30, 1992 in Albuquerque, N.M. to Ronald and Crela Torres...has nine siblings - Maria, Johnathon, Angelica, Samantha, Michael, Andrew, Erin, Steven and Jerome...enjoys dining with family and friends and watching movies...favorite food is green chile chicken enchiladas...favorite athlete is Deion Sanders...majoring in psychology.
CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS - as of May 11, 2013
Hits: 2, 2x (last vs. Hampton 2/15/13)


text:
5 Adorably Candid Children's Letters to Santa [PHOTOS]
Writing letters to Santa is a Christmas tradition, and while the requests have changed through the years from Red Ryder BB guns to iPads and Taylor Swift concert tickets, the sentiment behind them remains. Check out five adorably candid letters sent off to the North Pole this year that are sure to make you say "awww."
Photos of Hurricane Sandy Flood Social Media Sites
Photos of Hurricane Sandy flooded social media sites throughout the day Monday, with Facebook, Instagram and Twitter users in the storm's path posting dramatic photos of waves, flooding and downed trees. (Some are fake, by the way.)


text:
Schools & Colleges|
Campus Life
Learn digital photography from award-winning photographer Richard Slattery. In a one-on-one setting, Mr. Slattery will evaluate your skill level, from beginner to experienced, and your goals for learning the art of taking awesome photos! Bring your camera and we will help you understand and maximize all the equipment's features. Do you want to take better family photos? Become more proficient in portrait or scenic photography? Learn how to master the fine art of taking "action" shots from sports, to animals to planes in the sky? Whether you want a hobby or a professional career as a photographer, we can provide you with the skills you need in understanding the finer aspects of the camera such as Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO Settings, White Balance, Metering Modes, and Focus Selection, Cropping and Photoshop.
First session: $100 per hour
Two to four sessions: $65 per hour
Five or more sessions: $50 per hour
For information or to set an appointment call the Course Concierge at 516-299-4003 or 516-299-2336 or email email@example.com.
Contact Us
Visit Us
Education, Information and Technology
Liberal Arts and Sciences
Health Professions and Nursing
Visual and Performing Arts
Campus Bookstore
Information Technology
University at Large
LIU Tilles Center
Steinberg Museum of Art
Pratt Recreation Center
Continuing Education
University Policies |
Terms of Use |
Working at LIU |
Faculty/Staff E-Mail Login
700 Northern Boulevard, Brookville, New York 11548-1327 | Telephone: 1-800-LIU-PLAN


text:
Click Here to Watch the Whole Video in HD at Daddy Raunch
Watch daddies and bears fisting and fucking non-stop, doing whatever the fuck feels good. Slings, leather, fuck tables, fuck benches, hairy pigs, wild bears and hot daddies!
Set in the beautiful outdoors, sexy silver daddy Ray Butler finds himself a hot younger man to fulfill his hot fantasies and service his throbbing big cock and juicy hole. He's a good little man servant, licking and sucking daddy's hot cock and giving him an amazing blow job. Seeing that big cock makes his hole quiver for the bare dick, and soon he's doggy style awaiting his silver daddy's manpole. The fucking is raw, intense, hot and passionate; this is a one a kind bareback fuck video that you HAVE to own!
Pixels: 320X240 | Bitrate: 350K
Pixels: 640X480 | Bitrate: 700K


text:
Legends Home
Site Map
What's New!!
Content Categories:
American History
Ghost Stories
Ghost Towns
Historic People
Legends &
Native Americans
Old West
Photo Galleries
Route 66
Treasure Tales
Search Our
Custom Search
About Us
Facebook Page
Privacy Policy
Site Map
Writing Credits
We welcome corrections
and feedback!
Contact Us
Route 66
Native American
Featured Items
Sale Items
CD's - DVD's
Nuwati Herbals
Wall Art
Much More!
Legends' Photo Prints
Ghost Town Prints
Native American
Old West Prints
Route 66 Prints
States, Cities &
Photo Art Prints
Hinckley's America
David Fisk (Lens of
Much More!!
Winston - Mining & Ranching in
Sierra County
After gold was discovered at nearby Chloride and the town began to grow,
some thought it too crowded or too rowdy and moved some 2 ½ miles to the
northwest. The new community that got its start in 1881 was originally
named Fairview.
Despite its close proximity to Chloride with its already established
businesses, as well as the constant threat of
Apache attacks, Winston grew
quickly. By June, 1881, some 25 buildings were under construction,
preparations for a well were being made, and the building of a new hotel
was announced. Soon, the community also supported a smelter, a mercantile
store, butcher shop, grocery store, a general store, a post office, two
hotels, a drug store, a doctor, and a school.
Winston General Store, February, 2008, Kathy
Weiser. This image available for
photographic prints and downloads
A daily stage from
Engle Station ran to the town. At its peak, Fairview was said to have
reached a population of about 500.
However, as the ore
began to play out in nearby Chloride, the population began to decline
and by 1889, Fairview reported only about 125 souls; worse by 1897,
there were only 30 people. The community continued; however, becoming
a small trade center for area ranchers, farmers and those few
prospectors that continued to search the surrounding hills. Gradually,
the population began to climb again and by 1905, it once again
supported about 100 people.
Unlike many mining
camps of the
American West, Fairview never took on the violent and lawless
reputation of many other camps. For the most part, its citizens were
quiet and peaceful, its worst threat being that of the fierce
However, this
reputation was marred in September, 1884, when the peaceful city was
rocked by a killing. It all began when an area rancher by the name of
George Quarles wanted to borrow $500 from a merchant named Jacob Blum.
Quarles was furious and the next day returned to Blum's store with a
six-gun, waving his gun around and making threats. Blum then retreated
to get his own gun from the rear of the store and Quarles followed.
George's brother Henry was also in the store and was already armed. He
challenged Quarles when he began to follow his brother. The furious
rancher then turned on Henry firing his gun and missing. Henry
returned fire, striking Quarles in the mouth and killing him
instantly. The Coroner's Jury ruled the killing justifiable
During Fairview's early days, a man named
Frank H. Winston was one of the town's most prominent citizens.
Winston, a Wisconsin native, had original settled in Grafton, another
mining camp situated about ten miles northwest of Fairview. In 1886,
he moved to Fairview, where he opened a General Store and became the
town's postmaster. By 1915, he was also the President of the Fairview
Cattle Company and the proprietor of the Fairview Garage. He would
also serve in the New Mexico legislature.
Winston was a very kind
man and was known to extend credit to his customers, especially during
difficult financial times, even when there was little chance of his ever
being paid back. When he died on November 10, 1929, he was buried in the
nearby Chloride Cemetery. A year later, Fairview was renamed Winston to
honor the man.
In the meantime, Fairview grew once again,
especially during the Depression when destitute families would come to the
area trying to make a meager living from mining activities. By 1940, the
population was about 400, but six years later, had dropped to about 250.
In the 1950's the town suffered a flood that took many of its buildings
and drove yet more people away. Throughout the years, people continued to
move, leaving only about 50 people today.
the years, the mining district produced about $500,000 in silver and other
ores. Mining continues in the area for Zeolite, a mineral utilized in
agricultural products, water and air filtration, and numerous other
consumer products.
A number of old buildings continue to stand in
Winston including the 1890 school, Frank Winston's home and store, the old
post office, and a chapel.
A community fiesta is held the first Saturday
of June each year, which features a parade, barbecue, flea market,
cow-chip poker and a dance.
To get to Winston from
Truth or Consequences, travel north
on I-25 to Exit 83, then left on NM-181, left again on NM-52 and follow
signs to Winston. The
ghost town
of Chloride is just 2 ½ miles down the road.
Kathy Weiser/Legends
of America, February, 2008
This false front building continues to stand in Winston today, February,
2008, Kathy Weiser.
This image available for
photographic prints and downloads
The Winston Bed & Breakfast and Cafe is housed
in Winston's old post office building, February, 2008.This image available for
photographic prints and downloads
Also See:
Chloride -
Center of the Apache Mining District
Truth or Consequences
New Mexico
Ghost Towns
Towns (main page)
Ghost Town Photo
Print Galleries
Also See:
Chloride -
Center of the Apache Mining District
Truth or Consequences
New Mexico
Ghost Towns
Towns (main page)
Ghost Town Photo
Print Galleries
Chloride -
Center of the Apache Mining District
Truth or Consequences
New Mexico
Ghost Towns
Towns (main page)
Ghost Town Photo
Print Galleries
From Legends' Photo Print Shop
Cities, & Historic Places Photos - From the deserts and
towns of
Arizona to the towering buildings of
New York, the
plains of Kansas
and Nebraska,
to the mining camps and cities of
the beaches and historical sites of
Florida, and
everything in between, you'll find hundreds of
vintage and current
of historic destinations across the United States. These images are
available in high quality individual photographic prints, as well as editorial
downloads for publishers and commercial enterprises.
Copyright © 2003-Present,
www.Legends of America.com™


text:
A reader blog about children with Margaret Moellenberndt, Michelle Pendleton and Mindy Sterba
Posts filtered on Category
Happy Birthday USA!!
by min, who loves a celebration! Need something to do for the Fourth of July? SOUTHWEST AIRLINES® FREEDOM OVER TEXAS FEATURING BILLY CURRINGTON AND SARA EVANS PRESENTED BY RELIANT Mayor Annise D. Parker Invites Texans to Houston's Official Fourth of July Celebration Featuring Live Music, Family Activities and a Stunning Fireworks Extravaganza Fireworks will ignite […] [Read More]


text:
Putting God's Word into Practice
Jeff Cavins is recognized both nationally and internationally as an exciting public speaker and Bible teacher. He communicates the Catholic faith at a level that everyone can understand, taking theological truths and expressing them in a practical way.
He is the creator of the popular Great Adventure Bible Study series, published by Ascension Press. The foundational study, The Bible Timeline: the Story of Salvation, has enabled students to understand the chronological flow of Scripture. Other Great Adventure Bible studies taught and recorded by Jeff include studies on the books of Matthew, Acts, Revelation, Psalms, and James. Currently, more than 3,500 groups are using these studies in the United States and other countries. Great Adventure studies have helped hundreds of thousands of Catholics and other Christians engage Scripture in a life-changing way.
Jeff is the founding host of the EWTN program Life on the Rock and Relevant Radio's Morning Air. He is author of several books, including the best-selling My Life on the Rock: A Rebel Returns to the Catholic Faith and I'm Not Being Fed: The Food That Satisfies the Soul. He is also co-editor of the Amazing Grace series. His newest book, Walking with God: A Journey Through the Bible, co-authored with Dr. Tim Gray, provides an insightful overview of the Bible.
Jeff received an M.A. in theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville. He currently serves as the director of the Archbishop Harry J. Flynn Catechetical Institute at the St. Paul Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota. He is also a fellow of the Augustine Institute in Denver. Jeff resides with his wife, Emily, and their daughters in Minnesota.


text:
Children's ENT and Facial Plastic Surgery
Minnesota's Only Pediatric Otolaryngology, Facial Plastic, & Reconstructive Surgery Practice
What are hearing aids and how do they work?A hearing aid is an electronic, battery-operated device that amplifies and changes sound to allow for improved communication. There are three main parts to a hearing aid; a microphone or phones, an amplifier and a receiver. The microphone or phones pick up acoustic sound waves from the environment and convert it into an electrical signal. The amplifier changes and amplifies the electrical signal so that it is appropriate for the degree of hearing loss that the child has. And finally, the receiver converts the electrical signal from the amplifier back into an acoustic sound wave and directs it into the ear.
What should I consider when purchasing hearing aids for my child?
First and foremost, a medical examination of your child is required prior to purchasing hearing aids to make sure that there are no contraindications for wearing amplification. Once medical clearance is obtained from an ear, nose and throat physician, practical considerations should be addressed. The following are some topics you may want to discuss with your audiologist.
- potential for a hearing aid trial
- insurance coverage and personal cost
- style of hearing aid(s)
- one or two hearing aids
- level of technology inside the hearing aid
- warranty/repairs/loss and damage coverage
- hearing aid adjustments by the audiologist
- other assistive listening devices
- educational audiology and the school systems
This information is provided as a service to our patients. The information is for educational and informational purposes only and should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of your child's physician.
Special Problems
About Children's ENT and Facial Plastic Surgery
Established in 2001, we are Minnesota's only Ears, Nose, Throat, & Facial Plastic Surgery practice dedicated to advanced care for children and adolescents.
© 2002-2012
All rights reserved.
Hours, Location, & Contact Information
Children's Specialty Center
Garden View Building
Office Hours: 8a - 5p Monday through Friday
After hours & Holidays call (612) 874-1292 for assistance
Emergencies: Dial 911
Additional Location Information.


text:
Other Solutions
Enjoy the convenience of online banking through Vibras secure website. With the Vibra ATM/Debit Card, youre in control and have buying power wherever you go.
Online Banking
Through the secure Vibra website, you can review your account activity, transfer funds, and confirm both deposits and check clearance. With Vibra Electronic Bill Pay, you can make or schedule payments anytime, from anywhere.
ATM/Debit Card
A debit card, also known as a check card, is a debit card that works like a check, when you make purchases, the amount is deducted directly from your checking account. A Vibra debit card gives you convenient buying power at millions of businesses across the country and around the world.


text:
Filter Results
- results
- state & global data
- slides
- view as grid
- view as list
Transitioning Beneficiaries with Complex Care Needs to Medicaid Managed Care: Insights from California
This brief examines how health service providers, plan administrators, and community-based organizations in Contra Costa, Kern, and Los Angeles Counties experienced the transition of Medi-Cal-only seniors and persons with disabilities (SPDs) to managed care as part of the state's "Bridge to Reform" Medicaid waiver. Findings presented may inform similar transitions of high-need beneficiaries in other states and coverage expansions in 2014 under the Affordable Care Act.Issue Brief Read More
California's Health Care Environment and Health Reform Efforts: June 2013 Update
This brief provides and update of the health care and health policy environment in California, discussing the budgetary environment, implementation of the state's "Bridge to Reform" Medicaid waiver, and efforts to prepare for coverage expansions and new coverage options in 2014 under the Affordable Care Act.Issue Brief Read More
Premium Assistance in Medicaid and CHIP: An Overview of Current Options and Implications of the Affordable Care Act
Premium assistance is the use of public funds through Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to purchase private coverage. States have pursued premium assistance with varied objectives, including covering parents not otherwise eligible for public coverage and promoting the use of private coverage. Implementation of the Affordable Care…Issue Brief Read More
Premiums and Cost-Sharing in Medicaid
Medicaid, the nation's public health insurance program for low-income people, now covers nearly 60 million Americans, including many working families, low-income elderly, and individuals with disabilities. Medicaid beneficiaries tend to be poorer and sicker than those enrolled in private insurance. Given these characteristics, federal law limits the extent to which…Issue Brief Read More
Massachusetts and Washington: Financial Alignment Demonstrations for Dual Eligible Beneficiaries Compared
This fact sheet examines the similarities and differences between the five-year demonstrations in Massachusetts and Washington state to integrate care and align financing for people dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid. The states finalized memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in fall 2012, and…Fact Sheet Read More
Washington's Managed FFS Demonstration to Integrate Care and Align Financing for Dual Eligible Beneficiaries
Washington is the first state to sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to test a managed fee-for-service (FFS) financial alignment model for beneficiaries who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, beginning on April 1, 2013. Washington's managed FFS demonstration uses…Issue Brief Read More
Massachusetts' Demonstration to Integrate Care and Align Financing for Dual Eligible Beneficiaries
Massachusetts is the first state to finalize a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to test CMS's capitated financial alignment model for beneficiaries who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, with enrollment beginning on April 1, 2013. Starting in 2013, CMS will…Issue Brief Read More
Explaining the State Integrated Care and Financial Alignment Demonstrations for Dual Eligible Beneficiaries
This paper provides an overview of the joint efforts of states and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to develop more integrated ways of paying for and delivering health care to the 9 million people who are eligible for both the Medicare and Medicaid programs. Dual eligible beneficiaries…Issue Brief Read More
Current and Emerging Issues in Medicaid Risk-Based Managed Care: Insights from an Expert Roundtable
Half of all Medicaid enrollees receive care through comprehensive risk-based managed care organizations (MCOs). Most Medicaid MCO enrollees today are low-income children and parents, but states are increasingly moving beneficiaries with more complex needs into MCOs. Managed care enrollment may grow more rapidly as states work with the Centers for…Issue Brief Read More
Health Care Use and Chronic Conditions Among Childless Adult Medicaid Enrollees in Arizona
Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), beginning in 2014, Medicaid eligibility will expand to 133% of the federal poverty level for nearly all individuals. Arizona is one of the few states that already cover adults without dependent children in Medicaid through a longstanding Section 1115 waiver. This report, based on…Issue Brief Read More


text:
If you'd like to contact me with questions about the comic, to offer an opinion, or just to say hi, feel free to write me at email@example.com. I'll do my best to get back to you.
I am SO impressed!
Just want to take the time to say great job and thank you for this wonderful comic, I'm looking forward to reading more stuff from you in the future.
Do you have an email list I can sign up for? I like updates (mostly because I forget).
©2011-2015 Bob Glasscock Powered by WordPress with ComicPress
35 queries. 39.75 mb Memory usage. 0.544 seconds.


text:
Comment Well (Score 1) 417 417
Comment Re:PXE/DHCP/AoE (Score 1) 99 99
Comment Re:Groovy (Score 1) 667 667
List<int> numbers = { 5, 383, 291, 274, 104, 184, 63 };
List<int> results = from n in numbers where n > 150 select n;
List<int> results2 = numbers.Where(n => n > 150);
If you like to write lambdas instead of SQL-like queries it works just as well and either is very expressive.
Comment Re:Wake up (Score 1, Interesting) 619 619
track its own people without warrant
lifetime punishments for every crime
silence anyone with an unfavorable opinion
Please stop being so paranoid. It's not healthy.
Comment Re:Let the techies at TV/radio stations speaks... (Score 1) 636 636
Comment wait, what? (Score 2, Insightful) 330 330
"the great Internet is in danger of turning into a lawless range of chaos, where you're allowed to bully, insult, and deceive limitlessly."
It's not already?
Comment Re:What languages? (Score 1) 1359 1359
Swine Flu Vaccine In Production 147 147
Comment Re:Because Snapdragon Is an ARM Processor! (Score 1) 125 125
Apple also inherited the Mach-O format, which encapsulates code for different architectures into a single binary - core system libraries often have code for ppc, ppc64, i386, and x86_64 all in one. PE binaries don't have that luxury, so you often see multiple binaries per architecture - proggy_x86.exe and proggy_x64.exe, for example. Imagine the confusion that would cause for your average user with ARM thrown into the mix.
Comment Re:No - there are plenty of safer alternatives (Score 2, Insightful) 486 486
Or, better yet, if security really was the goal, develop a C-like language that was secure by design?
And then why don't you make it compile to non-native code, so you can do code analysis at runtime? Might as well give it a good standard library that uses all the features so people would try writing stuff. Of course, you can't name it C then, maybe you should give it a catchier name with some punctuation or other pun on the language.
Hey, wait a minute...
Comment Re:Why would my Mom upgrade to Snow Leopard? (Score 1) 256 256
To be pedantic, the PPC iMac was discontinued in January of 2006. If the machine is really two years old it will run Snow Leopard fine.


text: Healthy Recipes Quarterback Potato Salad Recipe E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now! Quick Info: Servings Contains Dairy Contains Egg Most Popular Nutritional Info (Per serving): Calories: 153, Saturated Fat: 2g, Sodium: 261mg, Dietary Fiber: 2g, Total Fat: 7g, Carbs: 18g, Sugars: 3g, Cholesterol: 52mg, Protein: 6g Exchanges: Starch: 1, Lean Meat: 0.5, Fat: 1 Carb Choices: 1 Recipe Source: More Diabetic Recipes Prep Time: 20 mins Cook Time: 20 mins Rest Time: 2 h Total Time: 40 mins Ingredients 2 1/2 pounds potato(es) 1 cup(s) dressing, low-fat mayonnaise-based 8 ounce(s) sour cream, light or fat-free 2 tablespoon milk, fat-free 1 teaspoon pepper, seasoned 1/4 teaspoon salt 3 egg(s), hard boiled, peeled and chopped 3/4 cup(s) scallion(s) (green onions) 2 ounce(s) cheese, cheddar, reduced-fat 4 slice(s) bacon milk, whole 1 avocado Recipe Tip: Chill 2 to 24 hours. Preparation 1. In a covered large saucepan, cook potatoes in a large amount of boiling water for 20 to 25 minutes or just until tender. Drain and cool. Cut into bite-size cubes.2. In a very large bowl, stir together mayonnaise dressing, sour cream, the 2 tablespoons milk, the seasoned pepper, and salt. Gently stir in potato cubes, hard-cooked eggs, green onions, and cheese. Cover and chill for at least 2 hours or up to 24 hours. Cover and chill bacon separately.3. Stir salad. If salad seems dry, add 1 to 2 tablespoons additional milk. Tote salad and bacon in an insulated cooler with ice packs. To serve, seed, peel, and chop avocado; stir into salad. Sprinkle with bacon. E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now!


text:
"The Last Stand" — Fans of Arnold Schwarzenegger will be happy with this routine action flick that perfectly suits the aging action star. Arnold plays an older, yet wiser, lawman who is sheriff of a sleepy Southwest town. Turns out he lost his job as an LAPD cop after a botched operation that left his partner crippled. Now, he has a second chance, because a drug kingpin is making a run for the Mexican border and coming right at his town in a suped-up auto that can do 200 mph. Fun, if predictable, yarn that sees the ex-Governor playing his age. Forest Whitaker pops up as a fed and Peter Stormare ("Fargo") all but steals the flick as the bad guy.
"Side Effects" — Steve Soderbergh ("Oceans 11") directed this psychological thriller that investigates the strained relationship between drug companies and insurance instigators. The story centers on a young woman who kills her husband while under the effect of prescribed anti-anxiety drugs. The insurance company blames the physician and he blames the drugs, but the answer proves to be more shocking, as this thriller hurtles towards its conclusion. Good fun, with some nicer performances by Jude Law, as a desperate doctor, and Catherine Zeta Jones, as sleazy therapist.
"Parker" — Jason Statham stars as a thief doublecrossed by his partners in this adaptation of the crime novels of Richard Stark. The books, which are finally back in print, have been made into films before, as vehicles for Lee Marvin, Mel Gibson and Jim Brown. Statham does a fine job here and he is well matched by Jennifer Lopez . Good low-key crime drama.
"Stand Up Guys" — An old story gets a life here by some stunt casting that should put this film on the top of any film fanatics' watch list. Al Pacino stars as a gangster who is released from prison after serving 28 years for murder. He is met by his best friend, Christopher Walken, and the pair live it up and rekindle old memories. Little does Pacino know but Walken has been hired to kill his old friend by the father of the man Pacino murdered. The actors sell this story and rein in their high octane acting styles.


text:
Newly engaged couples! Wanting to get married in 2012 but afraid it is too late? Fret not! There is still PLENTY of time to pull together a beautiful wedding at Cavallo Point, and I have one fabulous Saturday available- December 15th- just waiting for you.
There is no more beautiful place to host a dreamy winter wedding than Cavallo Point with its cute little white houses, cozy fireplaces, and plethora of indoor options. For more details check out my post on why Cavallo is the perfect choice for your winter wedding http://www.cavallopoint.com/weddingblog/?p=111.
And don't even worry about whether or not you can get everything done. I KNOW you can. Because Cavallo has almost everything you need to put together a wedding from the cake, to the wine, to the plates, to the tables. And the things I can't provide, well believe-you-me, I know just the right vendor to fill the need! So call me. soon. hurry!


text:
Forms Jobs
The Community Appearance Commission has sponsored an impressive group of speakers with expertise in wide-ranging topics relating to community appearance. These educational sessions coincide with the Community Appearance Awards program held every two years in the spring. In 2014, Mr. Charles Brown, LEED AP, Assistant Director of Project Development at North Carolina State University, spoke about sustainability. Past speakers have included Mitchell Silver, Commissioner for the New York City Parks Department and previous President of the American Planning Association; Ed McMahon, Charles Frasier Senior Resident Fellow for Sustainable Development at the Urban Land Institute, and Mayor Joseph P. Riley, City of Charleston, South Carolina.
In 2010, the Community Appearance Commission began the Educational Seminar Program to provide information sessions to City and County residents on various topics. Seminars are held throughout the year and are free and open to the public. Topics have included spring and fall lawn maintenance, container gardening, and ornamental shrub pruning. The CAC hopes to continue to expand the seminars offered to the public in the coming year.
Is your civic group or club interested in learning about what an average citizen can do to improve the appearance of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County? Call the Community Appearance Commission staff at 747-7051 to schedule this 20-minute presentation and question-and-answer session for your next group meeting.
Revised 12/17/2012
Receive E-Mail Notification When New Information is Posted on this PageAs a member, enjoy the benefits of MyCityofWS, including your choice of newsletters, and notifications about events and site updates. Login and Manage Your Subscriptions Now.


text:
David Horsey Cartoons and Commentary
Seattle's Pulitzer-winning cartoonist David Horsey's latest cartoons and commentary on politics and current events
Monthly Archive for April, 2010
Escape Into America: The Godmother of Hollywood
Twenty years ago, Tai Collins was dragged into the glare of publicity when her nude massage with Virginia Sen. Charles Robb hit the headlines… [Read More]
Escape Into America: The Imperative of the Road
I started from a seedy little motel that Alfred Hitchcock would have loved… [Read More]
Backstory: Wandering through Washington
Was I in Texas or somewhere closer to home? (Photo by Nancy LeVine) When I rolled out of town, I only intended to set up an elaborate, transcontinental joke… [Read More]
The escape begins
On the north end of Blewett Pass, I found an army vet in a wet suit prospecting for gold. (Photo by Nancy LeVine) What do some ladies selling blackberry pie, a guy prospecting for gold, a bunch of Mexicans filling the streets of an American town and dancing rodeo cowboys have in common?… [Read More]
Show More


text:
Discussion in 'The GatorTail Pub' started by gatorknights, Dec 7, 2008.
and Jag for the win, AGAIN!
I bet Jag has the best collection of, ahem, movies that anyone's ever seen as well.
How bout this one for an oh my! :wink:
big X
Jennifer Love Hewitt
The above main pics were that of Candice Alessandra.
Don't know where the above pics went. I always check back about an hour after I post to see if the pics are still up and everything was fine but now a couple hours later I'm not seeing them. You never know which sites have restrictions on them until after the fact. Oh well!
I've noticed that happening to Chimp as well.


text:
Nikon has projector built in a digital camera,and some has it in mobile phone. Different from all these, Infocus has released its IN1102 DLP WXGA Projector that seems to dare other similar products in the industry. Undoubtedly one of the brightest projectors in recent times, the IN1102 DLP WXGA comes along with other innovative features. First you have the sharp text and images that makes the output of your laptop or PowerPoint slide stand out clearly no mater how far the reader is located. Again, you have the 1280 by 800 screen resolution for delivering outstanding presentations at lecture halls or at conferences or meeting rooms. This superb output is the ideal feature product merchandisers and marketing or salesmen will want to have.
This novel projector was specially designed to handle high resolution graphics. It has the capability to show in vivid colors, PowerPoint slides, charts, video and diagrams in outstanding clarity.
InFocus improved on the connectivity too. You can connect two computers to the projector. This means two people can use the system for presentation. This is a time saving feature and one that will also let small to medium sized businesses save money on new projector investments.
If you need to travel with the projector you can cut down on luggage cost by using the DisplayLink feature that works by transmitting the data in a compressed form from the PC to the projector; helping you do away with the VGA cable.
It is not understood why a projector of this capability is unable to project DVD images so well. The output is so poor at times you may have to decipher what is been projected.
For such a fine appliance, you will be surprised that the audio is very poor. The projector has a 1 watt sound output and even that you can hardly hear what is been spoken because the sound is delivered in the mono format. When you take this negative feature out, all you have is a top notch projector suitable for both home and business use.
Download the full specification manual


text:
Hernias: Causes and Treatment Options
What Is a Hernia?
What Causes a Hernia to Develop?
Who Is Most Susceptible?
How Do I Know I Have One?
Are They Dangerous?
Will It Heal by Itself?
What Are the Various Surgical Options?
Open Hernia Surgery
Open Mesh Surgery
Laparoscopic Surgery
American College of Surgeons http://www.facs.org
Hernia Resource Center http://www.herniainfo.com
Canadian Association of General Surgeons http://www.cags-accg.ca
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Groin hernia in adults and adolescents. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated March 21, 2013. Accessed April 2, 2013.
Kingsnorth A, LeBlanc K. Hernias: inguinal and incisional. Lancet. 2003; 362:1561.
McIntosh A, Hutchinson A, Roberts A, Withers H. Evidence-based management of groin hernia in primary care—a systematic review. Fam Pract. 2000; 17:442.
McCormack K, Scott NW, Go PM, et al. Laparoscopic techniques versus open techniques for inguinal hernia repair. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2003;CD001785.
Simons MP, Aufenacker T, Bay-Nielsen M, et al. European Hernia Society guidelines on the treatment of inguinal hernia in adult patients. Hernia. 2009;13(4):343-403.
Umbilical hernia. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated May 2, 2012. Accessed April 2, 2013.
Velanovich V. Laparoscopic vs. open surgery: a preliminary comparison of quality-of-life outcomes. Surg Endosc. 2000; 14:16.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Brian Randall, MD
- Review Date: 04/2013 -
- Update Date: 04/02/2013 -
This content is reviewed regularly and is updated when new and relevant evidence is made available. This information is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with questions regarding a medical condition.
Copyright © EBSCO Publishing
All rights reserved.
Quick Links
Find a Physician
Use our online search physicians by specialty, name, city, or zip code. find now
Call 972-566-7111 if you need help with a Physicians referral
Schedule an Appointment
Request a new patient appointment online
Join Our Team
Find job opportunities at Medical City
Medical City Children's Hospital
Built by Specialists, Loved by Kids


text: What the heck, I'll do a team thread. So well, new season, what's up? Euphoria continues, and the Bayern game in the cup will bring in a nice amount of extra cash (pretty sure to be the live game on free tv in the first round, if it's not there'd be something fishy). Will be hard to get a ticket next season, with probably arround 10k season tickets and the stadium capped at 23k for most of the games. With the tickets for the visiting team there won't be much available on match days. I'm pretty optimistic - the team should be good enough not to worry about relegation. Staying up is the to priority, we can't use a set back now. If all goes will going up to the Bundesliga in the not so far away future will come closer to reality. As for the squad, the 2011 season's team will return almost completely (2010/11 squad: http://www.kicker.de/news/fussball/3liga/vereine/3-liga/2010-11/eintracht-braunschweig-41/kader.html ). Of the players gone, the only real loss is Bellarabi (to Leverkusen). Calamita (to Aalen) was number three on his position (central striker), and while a decent back up him leaving made room for improvements. The other two players leaving: Kragl (1 game, while I would have kept him for the reserve side the first team will do without him) and Amrhein (11 games), while he has some skills he wouldn't have played much in the overcrowded midfield (he joins Haching). New players: N. Zimmermann (from Saarbrücken) and O. Petersch (from Oberhausen): the two candidates to replace Bellarabi. Zimmermann was one of the best attacking midfielders in the 3. Liga (and almost as good with giving assists as Bellarabi), Petersch played more defensive for Oberhausen, but was brought in clearly for the offense by Eintracht. I haven't yet puzzled out how they might fit into the starting line up: if Eintracht continues to play 4-1-4-1 (very likely given the new signings) there are for open spots in midfield. Of the old players, Kruppke, Boland and Vrancic should be sure starters, so this leaves either Zimmermann or Petersch as an attacking winger, supporting lone striker Kumbela. Maybe Vrancic will be on the bench occasionally too, other than that one of the two new guys will have to start the season as a back up. M. Correia (from Lautern): Eintrachts defense was already good enough for the 2. Liga, but Correia will add to the depth, probably mainly as a back up for Henn/Dogan. G. and R. Korte (from Mechtersheim): twins, both attacking players. Again, thanks to the connection of the staff, two young players from the Oberliga Southwest. Has worked in the past (Onuegbu, Morabit), so wait and see. Missing: another striker. So far we have Kumbela (clear no. 1), Fetsch (back up) and G. Korte (unproven so far). Kruppke is wasted as a striker. Three players on trial: J. Hjelm (finnish youth international, broke his leg during the trial, unfortunate), P. Merkel (no relation to you know who known) and K. Soltanpour. They are clearly going for another young talent, fine for me. But at least one player needs to be signed. Predicted line-up: [LINEUP-4-5-1]Kumbela, Zimmermann, Kruppke, Boland, Vrancic, Theuerkauf, Kessel, Henn, Dogan, Reichel, Petkovic[/LINEUP-4-5-1] Bench: Davari, Fuchs, Correia, Pfitzner, Petersch, Reinhardt, Fetsch, new striker


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Classifieds
- Obituaries
- Entertainment
- Special Sections
- Games
- June Real Estate Guide
- Summer Life in Whitley County
Dorothy J. Mittendorf, 86, a resident of Huntertown, died at 2:26 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011, at Miller's Merry Manor in Garrett.
She was born Dec. 17, 1925, in Summitville, a daughter of Stephen and Myrtle (Poindexter) Ellsworth.
On Feb. 1, 1947, she was married to Ralph Mittendorf, Jr.
Survivors include her husband, Ralph, Jr.; her son, David L. Mittendorf of Huntertown; a brother, Jerome J. Ellsworth of Dearborn, Mich.; a sister, Barbara Weber of Rock Island, Ill.; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a daughter, Connie S. Davis on Feb. 8, 2009.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday in the Huntertown United Methodist Church, 16021 Lima Road, with Pastor Greg Hiatt, officiating.
The family will receive friends at the Sheets & Childs Funeral Home in Churubusco on Friday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m., or at the church one hour prior to the service.
Interment will be in Huntertown Cemetery.
For those who wish, memorials may be directed to Huntertown United Methodist Church, P. O. Box 426, Huntertown, IN 46748
To leave an online condolence for the family in Mrs. Mittendorf's memory, log on to www.sheetsandchilds.net


text:
The perfect add-on cabinet with full power and Fender' premiere construction.
The venerable Fender Vibro-King speaker cab has appeared on countless stages worldwide. This completely hand-wired birch ply cabinet is covered in black textured vinyl. Fender's Vibro-King 212 speaker enclosure is constructed from 5/8" (1.6 cm) 11-ply birch plywood and is capable of handling up to 140 Watts. Featuring two 12" Celestion Vintage 30 speakers, the Vibro-King 212 is designed as an extension cabinet for the Fender Vibro-King Custom guitar amplifier or other professional-quality instrument amplifier.


text:
Cazzette Remixes Chaka Khan's "Never Miss The Water" Into Deep House PerfectionPosted in Bangin, Chill, Premieres by nick | Tags: Cazzette, Chaka Khan, Free Download, Remix
Stockholm based duo Cazzette have had an impressive rise the past year with their genre pushing charting single "Sleepless". They've gone ahead and flipped 90's band Chaka Khan's hit "Never Miss The Water" into a modern deep house flip. Now renaming the track as "Miss My Love" a whole new wave of fans can enjoy the song at pool parties or playlists all summer long. Stream the premiere of the song below and grab an exclusive free download. Enjoy!
Chaka Khan – Miss My Love (CAZZETTE BOOTLEG) | Free Download
[TSIS PREMIERE] Hotel Garuda & Thero Deliver Unreal Remix of Cazzette's "Sleepless" [Free Download]Posted in Bangin, Chill, Premieres by nick | Tags: Cazzette, Deep House, Free Download, Future house, Hotel Garuda, House, Premiere
Cazzette's massive single from earlier this year "Sleepless" has seen its fair share of remixes throughout the year including standouts from Oliver Nelson and Prince Fox. Well when you thought the song couldn't have been flipped in any other way, remix kings Hotel Garuda and Thero have stepped up to the plate and delivered one of the best yet. They venture to the tropical side with this extra sunny remix. Listen to the premiere below and enjoy an exclusive free download.
For all of our NYC readers: Hotel Garuda have just announced they will be playing a special New Years Eve show at Slake nightclub supporting Duke Dumont! You can purchase tickets here.
Cazzette – Sleepless (Hotel Garuda & Thero Remix) | Free Download
[TSIS PREMIERE] CAZZETTE – Blind Heart (Prince Fox Remix) : Must Hear Future TrapPosted in Bangin, Chill, Premieres by nick | Tags: Cazzette, Chill Trap, Future Bass, Future Trap, Premiere, Prince Fox, Remix
CAZZETTE always impress us; following up their career-shifting single "Sleepless" with their latest release, 90's-house inspired "Blind Heart". Now the remixes have started to roll out. New York based producer Prince Fox brings us an incredible rendition to the house single giving it a gritty-trap meets future bass spin. This release carries out the signature sound Prince Fox has been carving out, yet is far more developed leaving us more excited for what's next from the booming new producer. Listen to the premiere of the song below and you can pick up your copy through iTunes Dec 9th. Enjoy!
CAZZETTE – Blind Heart (Prince Fox Remix) | Stream Only
Cazzette – Sleepless (Prince Fox & Jenaux Remix) : Amazing Chill Trap / Future BassPosted in Bangin by Bryan | Tags: Cazzette, Free Download, Future Bass, Jenaux, Prince Fox, progressive house, Remix
When Swedish producer duo Cazzette unleashed their massive summer anthem "Sleeples", we knew an impeding rush of world class remixes would soon follow. Today we have a sensational rendition half by Prince Fox who we have seen his Sam smith and Route 94 remixes. He has linked up with Jenaux to further enhance the club ready single by giving it the chilled out future bass styling. The end result is a smooth yet tastefully hard hitting heater that should see some love at festivals over the next few months. You can grab this remix for free download thanks to Jenaux & Prince Fox! Enjoy
Cazzette – Sleepless (Prince Fox & Jenaux Remix) | Free Download
[TSIS PREMIERE] CAZZETTE – Sleepless (Oliver Nelson Remix) : Deep House / Nu-Disco RemixPosted in Chill, Premieres by Bryan | Tags: Cazzette, Deep House, Oliver Nelson, Premiere, Remix
The deepness is very real when it comes to anything the emerging Swed Oliver Nelson has delivered thus-far and now the gifted producer back at it again with a brand new release for your audible pleasure. TSIS provided the world premiere of prominent producer duo CAZZETTE's massive electro single "Sleepless" a few weeks ago, which inspired Oliver to apply a sensationally touch of deep house elements into the soul of the original while leaving the lyrics by The High intact. It feels scandalous and sultry in ways you will only understand after rinsing this release multiple times. This summertime playlist addition is out now for digital download on an official Sleepless Remix EP via iTunes! Enjoy
CAZZETTE – Sleepless ft. The High (Oliver Nelson Remix) | iTunes
World Premiere: Cazzette Deliver Their Most Captivating Song Yet With "Sleepless"Posted in Bangin, Premieres by nick | Tags: Cazzette, Deep House, House, Premiere
Cazzette, the Swedish producer and DJ duo who's known for making gritty electro bangers, has taken a complete new direction with their newest single. "Sleepless" is an infectious new house tune that has the producers stepping in a new side of the electronic spectrum packing the track full of soul and deep house / garage influences. We can only anticipate the next release from the duo as this track displays the act in a completely new light we never saw coming. This single is now released PRMD and is available on iTunes and Spotify. Stream the exclusive premiere, pick up your copy and enjoy!
Cazzette – Sleepless | iTunes
Follow Thissongissick through Twitter and Facebook
Cazzette Release Single With Great Visuals 'Run For Cover (Official Music Video)' : Electro HousePosted in Bangin, Video by nick | Tags: Cazzette, Electro House, Music Video, progressive house
Swedish duo Cazzette have let loose some impressive visuals via the official music video to their re-released single 'Run For Cover'. It is a gritty yet melodic electro house tune that's brought to life as the main star of the video ends up finding himself being followed by a masked man before facing off with something you will just have to see. Sit back and watch, enjoy!
Cazzette – Run For Cover | Coming December 10th
Cazzette – Weapon (Vicetone Remix) : Huge Progressive House Remix [Free Download]Posted in Bangin by nick | Tags: Cazzette, Dance, Electro House, Electronic, electronic dance music, Free Download, House, progressive house, Remix, Vicetone
The Netherlands based duo Vicetone just let loose their latest banger of a free download. This time taking "Weapon" from Cazzette's recent album, and gave it an even more melodic edge. They leave us with an uplifting progressive anthem that is smooth yet still hits hard. This follows up their take on "Bulletproof" by Doctor P. Turn this up, enjoy!
Cazzette – Weapon (Vicetone Remix) | Direct Download
Follow Vicetone through Facebook and Twitter
Alex Clare – Too Close (Prod. by Dipo & Switch) + Cazzette Remix : Dubstep Original + Electro RemixPosted in Bangin by nick | Tags: Alex Clare, BANGER, Bootleg, Cazzette, Diplo, Dubstep, EDM, Electro House, Electronic, Remix, Switch
Another incredibly produced track by Diplo, this time for English singer Alex Clare.. and a dubstep MONSTER of a track at that. He teamed up with Switch (Past member of Major Lazer) for the production and it blends organic sounds like the drum stick clanking and a HUGE bass wobbles, with Alex Clare's incredible voice powering the track. You may recognize it from the recent Internet Explorer commercials.
Well I've also got an amazing bootleg remix done by Cazzette, the Swedish duo that is on the Avicii team who drops free remix bombs every once in awhile, like. Turn up the bass for this complete re-blast of original, and play it wherever you please with the free download, thanks Cazzette. Follow them on Facebook. Enjoy!
REMIX Alex Clare – Too Close (Prod. by Dipo & Switch) (Cazzette Remix) | Direct Download
ORIGINAL Alex Clare – Too Close (Prod. by Dipo & Switch) | iTunes
Follow Cazzette through Facebook
NWA vs Cazzette – Straight Outta Compton (CAZZETTE Bootleg Remix) : Hard Electro House Remix to Hip-Hop ClassicPosted in Bangin by nick | Tags: BANGER, Cazzette, Electro, Electro House, NWA, Remix
Cazzette, the young swedish duo who's been touring around under Avicii's wing (who also brought us the nasty Swedish House Mafia – Save the World (Remix) and the Adele – Set Fire to Rain (Remix). Well they have a bootleg remix of NWA's classic hip-hop anthem "Straigh Outta Compton". It's the (CAZZETTE's Ass Sniffin' Hounds Bootleg) as they call it. It blends the memorable lyrics with a some piercing heavy electro bass. Turn this up, enjoy!
NWA vs Cazzette – Straight Outta Compton (Cazzette Bootleg Remix) | Direct Download
Swedish House Mafia – Save the World (CAZZETTE Angry Swedish Hunter Mix) : BANGER Electro House / Dubstep RemixPosted in Bangin by nick | Tags: BANGER, Cazzette, Dance, Electro House, Electronic, Filthy, House, Remix, Swedish House Mafia
Swedish House Mafia's anthem 'Save the World' is a track you will continue to hear for a long time to come, throug remixes, mashups, etc. Well we posted the very sick electro house remix by Cazzette, but just yestereday Swedish House Mafia themselves released the newer final full quality version of the track, with it's proper name 'Cazzette Angry Swedish Hunter Mix'. It's sounds basically just like the original, but better quality. Be sure to check out his Adele – 'Set Fire to Rain' remix if you missed that. This remix is filled with bass, and of ton of energy. Turn up the bass, enjoy!
Swedish House Mafia – Save the World (CAZZETTE Angry Swedish Hunter Mix) | Hulkshare Download
Be Sure to Follow Cazzette through Official Facebook Here
Cazzette vs Adele – Set Fire to the Rain (A Stupid Hole Bootleg) : Real Sick New House BangerPosted in Bangin by nick | Tags: Adele, BANGER, Bootleg, Cazzette, Electro, Electronic, House, Mashup, Remix
Today I've got a great a sick track featuring some more vocals from Adele. Don't forget the sick Rolling in the Deep remixes from Minesotta and MartyParty and Samples. Well now I've got a real sick new bootleg from Cazzete, the guys who brought you the real juicy Save the World remix. Well there may be a million tracks sampling and remixing Adele, but this one really stood out to me. It's got a good blend of keeping the original piano sample, Adele's voice, and the right amount of bass. Well this track is perfect for the club or a dance party. Turn it up, enjoy!
Cazzette vs Adele – Set Fire to the Rain (A Stupid Hole Bootleg) | Direct Download | Hulkshare | Mediafire
Check Out more Cazzette through Official Facebook Here
Swedish House Mafia – Save The World (Cazzette Bootleg Remix) : Filthy New Electro/Dubstep RemixPosted in Bangin by sage | Tags: BANGER, Cazzette, Dubstep, Electro, Electronic, House, Remix, Swedish House Mafia
Today I've got an absolute ripper by a Swedish duo that goes by Cazzette remixing the most popular swedish trio Swedish House Mafia. This song starts up with a pleasant build up much like the original. The drop of this song is what sets it apart from most. Starts with a dubstep drop, then a electro house drop, you never know where this song goes. It's hard to remix an anthem like 'Save the World', but they've defintely done the job. Turn up bass for your new favorite remix. Enjoy!
Swedish House Mafia – Save The World (Cazzette Bootleg Remix) | Download | Mediafire Download
My story has changed quite a lot since moving to Boulder, Colorado and starting Thissongissick back in 2010. My name is Nick Guarino and this is Thissongissick.com. We've grown a lot since, but the original goal has always stayed the same: making it easier for you to discover sick new music that you've never heard before. In high school I would make mix cd's for my friends to show them all the new music I was discovering. Now, through TSIS, we work with musicians and record labels from all over the world to showcase a variety of the freshest electronic, hip-hop, indie, and alternative music to a global following that is comprised of millions of music lovers in over 110 countries - every single month. So, make yourself at home while enjoying countless amazing musicians from a variety of genres and let the sick sounds fill your ears! - Nick


text:
Known as one of the most talented young drivers in Ontario, Brandon Watson embarks on his first full season in the OSCAAR Super Late Model Series.
On the opening night at Sunset Speedway, Watson took home the feature victory. It marked his second OSCAAR feature win after winning the 2010 Autumn Colors Classic.
Before taking the green flag for round one of the McColl Pro Series at Sunset Speedway last weekend, Watson answered some questions.......
Ashley McCubbin: What are some of your thoughts heading into your first full OSCAAR season?
Brandon Watson: I'm really looking forward to racing the full season in OSCAAR; my first full season in that series. Hoping to get a few more wins under my belt, maybe take home that championship
AM: How'd you get started in racing?
BW: I started in go-karting when I was eight. My father took me and he also raced too, which got me into racing. I just followed in his footsteps. Always knew I was going to race. raced go-karts, moved into 4 cylinder, from there moved to late model till now.
AM: What's the biggest lesson you've learned in racing?
BW: I guess the biggest thing I've learned over the years is try to keep my nose clean, try to watch the racing in front. You never know who is going to wreck in front of you. you never know 'cause even if you don't have a good car, you can still win 'cause of a wreck in front of you. first of all, keep your nose clean and try and finish the race.
AM: I know it takes a lot of sponsors and crew. Who would you like to thank?
BW: I'd like to thank Royal Distributing for coming on this year; they've helped out a lot. Knightwork Designs has been involved the past few years. They did the design for this car, making it look awesome. Barrie Frame and Alignment, Ken McKinnon and Smart Exchange.