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If you've always wanted to visit the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness but you shudder at the thought of crawling in and out of a tent or sleeping on the ground, then Blue Heron B&B offers a wilderness experience with a cozy room, hot sauna and fine meal at the end of the day. The inn sits outside of Ely just 30 yards from the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, directly on Fall Lake. At night, you can hear wolves howl and loons yodel inside the wilderness while you sleep in a king-size bed. This simple inn offers five rooms (prices range from $135 to $175 per night, two-night minimum) and lounge with a wood-fired stove (for warming up in winter) and binoculars for watching birds on the feeders on the decks (birders delight in the Evening Grosbeaks that are common visitors). For BWCA tripping, all you have to do is fill out a day-trip license form and then hop in one of the canoes or kayaks at the inn's dock and paddle directly into the wilderness. Or there are hiking trails from the Blue Heron grounds directly into the BWCA. One of the inn's dogs would be happy to join you if you want a guided tour.After your day exploring the North Woods, you can request from staff that the traditional wood-fired Finnish sauna be fired up. Then if you choose, you may sit down to an elaborate five-course dinner in the intimate four-table dining room. Breakfast the next morning is included in your stay, which may be a simple offering of scrambled eggs, bacon, fruit and scones. On Sundays though, you may be treated to the inn's famous gingerbread pancakes. Blue Heron B&B isn't a destination to visit in its own right. But if you really want to visit the Boundary Waters and you don't want to camp, Blue Heron B&B is for you.

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In June 2004, at the 99th annual meeting of the Baptist World Alliance (BWA), the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) officially severed ties with the world organization, citing as its reason for departure an increase in liberalism within the body. The Southern Baptists are the largest protestant denomination in the United States, with about 16 million members (Reeves, 2004). They compose a considerable faction of the 46-million-member BWA, and contribute $300,000 a year to the voluntary association ("Baptist Moderates…," 2004).
The SBC accused the BWA of "liberalism, anti-Americanism, and apparently, excessive sympathy towards gays" (Bates, 2004). The World Alliance has characterized these allegations as "slander," and affirms that it stands against women leadership, homosexuality, and anti-Americanism ("BWA Rejects SBC Charges," 2004). The SBC was particularly alarmed that the BWA invited South African archbishop Desmond Tutu to address a general council meeting in Durban.
The BWA claims that the schism can be traced back to the 2002 acceptance of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF), a moderate group that split from the Southern Baptists in 1990 over issues of female leadership and biblical inerrancy. Although the CBF considers itself moderate, the Southern Baptists accuse its leadership of rank liberalism. A statement made in 2000 by Daniel Vestal, national CBF executive director, makes clear the CBF position: "We're not really passionate about the gospel changing people's lives. We're...more oriented to political correctness and relevancy" ("Where Do You…," 2000).
This split is illustrative of a growing trend, both in the Baptist fellowship and in Christendom in general. Tension is continuing to mount between the SBC and the more independent Baptist General Convention of Texas. And gay-rights issues have driven the Episcopal Church to the verge of a split. As the world grows more tolerant of sinful behavior and false doctrine, some religious groups feel it necessary to compromise their doctrine in order to reach an increasingly wider audience, while others hold fast to more conservative beliefs. Time will tell where all this will lead.
"Baptist Moderates to Back World Group Rejected By Conservatives" (2004), Associated Press, [On-line], URL: http://www.nbc13.com/news/3452657/detail.html.
Bates, Stephen (2004), "U.S. Southern Baptists Split World Alliance," Guardian, [On-line], URL: http://web.lexis-nexis.com/universe/document?_m= 5b30c0f94a58efef0c4b0c9ed214672a&_docnum=1&wchp= dGLbVzz-zSkVb&_md5=72073c75971fef95b244c0a45c9ab42e, June 24.
"BWA Rejects SBC Charges" (2004), Baptist World Alliance, [On-line], URL: http://www.bwanet.org/News/bwarejectssbc.htm.
Reeves, Scott (2004), "Baptist Committee Votes to Leave Alliance," Associated Press, [On-line], URL: http://web.lexis-nexis.com/universe/document?_m= 5b30c0f94a58efef0c4b0c9ed214672a&_docnum=5&wchp= dGLbVzz-zSkVb&_md5=a046fecedcddcb0fede056e9e466b728.
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AURA Festival Sanctuary Timelapse from Tribal Council on Vimeo.
Tribal Council was honored when AURA Music and Arts Festival asked us to set up our dome as the festival sanctuary. We gleefully held sacred space all weekend for festival goers in the Ohm Dome, which looked fresh with the debut of the white flower of life patterned covering. Synchronicities were happening at a "wow" rate and collaborations with visual artists (CLVR ATL) and musicians (Anthony Thogmartin from Papadosio, Sound Duo, Andy Reed) happened organically. Fruition was the key word of the weekend! Perhaps the following blog quote best describes the success of the sanctuary:
"When folks needed respite from the flashing lights and loud sounds, they entered the dome–a beautiful chill space created by the Tribal Council. Inside, healing crystals, incense, and Buddha statues sat atop tables, cushions covered the ground, and spiritual texts were scattered about. DJs spun chill music and transportational visuals were projected onto the ceiling. People spoke, recited poetry, exchanged massages, read, meditated, and relaxed together. The dome was a key element to the overall vibe of the fest."
–County Grind, The Broward and Palm Beach Music Spin
Thirty-six hours after flying back into the country from Envision Festival, I was assembling with fellow councilors for our official festival debut of our newly remodeled dome. It's unbelievable how much stuff you can fit into a Toyota 4-Runner.
After meeting Sir Edwin Leskin in the Wal-Mart parking lot in St. Cloud, Florida, we caravaned the remaining miles to Forever Florida, a 4,700 acre eco-ranch and wildlife conservation area where AURA Music and Arts Festival is held. When we arrived, the festival grounds were nearly empty and the stages were hardly set up. After brief introductions with the festival organizers, Daryl and Cameron of AURA Music Events, we retired to our tents in the Florida Everglade habitat in preparation for the long build day to follow.
It was a full day of setup and it was joyful! The crew that stepped up to the plate and signed on for our AURA assignment was a powerful group of movers and shakers that could get things done efficiently while laughing and enjoying each other's company. It was our first time installing our white "flower of life" triangle pattern on the dome, and after a bit of experimentation, it went up quick and easy…and boy did it look good! A huge thanks to my parents, true loving, wise elders and integral chieftains of the Tribal Council, who slaved laboriously for hours to finish fabricating these triangles while I was sipping mojitos in Costa Rica.
Tim Coffey, Art Director of Brotherly Love Productions, hooked us up with a sweet spot right next to the main stage and we were pumped on his vision. It allowed for people to take a quick respite from the dance floor rage-a-thon, relax on soft pillows and blankets and then be back to boogyin' in no time. From years of experience, I certainly know what it's like to need a break but not want to hike all the way back to the campsite. Usually you end up laying down in the dirt or the cold dew-covered grass in the back of the crowd. The carpeted dome is a much cozier alternative.
Friday afternoon before the music started, the dome crew and some other councilors who had arrived, like the one and only visionary artist Andy Reed, circled up for an opening ceremony. Edwin led us in a beautifully guided meditation to begin the communion and connect our heart space. Opening ceremonies are a great way to set intentions and get grounded before the expansive blast off that we experience throughout the weekend at these gatherings.
When a minor monsoon blew in on Friday, we were glad to have a house-sized agricultural tarp with which to cover the sanctuary. The lightning forced the main stage to stop for about an hour or so, which was fine by us because Cameron, aka the best sound guy ever, began playing a perfectly suited selection of tunes during the rain delay – STS9's Artifact and Telefon Tel Aviv's Fahrenheit Fair Enough – and we in the dome were practically the only people still by the main stage to enjoy it!
The sanctuary was perfectly safe and dry, so we passed the time dancing to Artifact and taking turns reading aloud our favorite passages of sacred texts and poetry from our massive book collection spread around the altars.
Big thanks to Calder Wilson for snapping this sweet wide-angle shot of us during the rain storm. It really helps show the flower of life pattern on the dome. Our silly faces seemed to have proved too wild for the long exposure.
It was an exciting weekend for our friends at The Headspace who, like us, were enjoying their official festival debut appearance vending. Brett and Taylor are wonderful human beings making big moves in the scene while they strive to provide tons of high-quality art to the community. They are living proof that good things happen to those who work hard, have good intentions, and spread positive energy.
Although we TC crew held a constant presence in and around the dome, one of the most beautiful unfoldings of the sanctuary experience was the fact that all the visitors to the dome treated it with the utmost respect. In essence, everyone became stewards of the space. There was a sign greeting domies with the message that "This is your sanctuary," and it was obvious that this sense of ownership was internalized by all. On the occasion that an unknowing friend walked in with shoes on, another domie would kindly remind them to remove their shoes before we had the chance to open our mouth. Most noticed on their own accord. It became clear that people picked up on the sacred vibe of the space immediately and adjusted their mindset and awareness to this fact. For us, it was extremely rewarding to see this happen and it touched us deeply.
Spontaneity is one of the defining characteristics of Tribal Council. Whether it was strolling through the crowd at the main stage smudging the sweaty dancers with sage, running into the dome to count off a loud collective "MEEEEOOOOW," or circling everyone up for a period of OHMing, Tribal Council did what we do best: We serve to remind "our selves," that is to say your self, my self, and the collective self, that we are gathered here today to honor the miracle of life by fully rejoicing in seriously silly sacred celebration and loving our selves.
The bright full moon was shining down on us all weekend.
All the way from the mountains of Asheville, NC, Andy Reed was holding it down as a member of the live painting artist panel all weekend. His work is truly multidimensional, layering natural landscapes, intergalactic portals, and sacred geometry. He has also become one of TC's staple sunrise DJs with his impeccable taste in downtempo and psychedelic ambient music. Andy threw down a lovely sunrise set Saturday morning at the sanctuary after all the stages shut down.
The dome was always packed in the late night as everyone was looking for a comfortable dry place to give each other back massages and stretch their weary legs. It was great to see the space get used so much and all the shenanigans were a blast!
The firespinning area was thankfully right in front of the dome so we had front row seats all weekend for the talented performers.
Huge props go to Anthony Thogmartin, lead guitarist of Papadosio, who brought his sound to the dome and spun both an original Earth Cry set and a sweet sunrise DJ set Friday and Saturday. It was a beautiful way to end the night, and er…start the new day.
Another beautiful synchronicity that manifested on site was the sweet projection visuals from CLVR ATL, which really took the sanctuary to another level. Anthony's music and CLVR ATL's visuals are exactly the type of organic collaborations that Tribal Council is looking for. Look at what can be accomplished when people come together for the purpose of intentional co:creation? Yes, it is possible and beautiful in the microcosm of our music and art communities, which appears to be one of the main focuses of TC. However, I'd like expand this idea and ask, "Is this sort of co:creation, this pooling of resources, possible in the macrocosm of our everyday community and, to take it a step further, in our larger community of human civilization?" The answer is yes, and our civilization is hungrier than ever for it. Tribal Council seeks to facilitate this shift in every way, shape, and form. Let us remember our oneness.
After some early morning cleaning and organization, there was a rare lull in the action for us councilors. It was the perfect time for our personal practice. This was the least I've ever slept at a music festival but the most energy I've ever experienced at a gathering. I felt chi channeling through me, and it was the result of both the joy of being in service and the benefits of the meditative environment of the sanctuary.
Sometimes in life your neighbors can be a drag. Not this time! We were blessed to share our space in the main stage field with the Orlando-based Bodhi Tree crew, who were creating super fresh graffiti artworks all weekend and blowing glass on sight in their mobile studio. Bodhi Tree has it going on, artistically and spiritually, and we look forward to future neighborly interactions and collaborations. If you're in Orlando, I suggest stopping by their boutique to give them some love and buy some glass and graffiti art supplies.
Sarah Cat Tracy doing what she does best. Meow! Check out her art page here to see her other works.
Music-wise, Papadosio stole the entire weekend for me with both of their banger sets Saturday and Sunday night. These guys are just what our music scene needs. They bring a fresh, bright, love energy to the scene and their music is uplifting and downright dirty at the same time. In addition to the tunes, Jason Takahashi brought the sacred fractal hot sauce visuals during Dosio's sets as well! Integration. Yes we are integrating.
Dear friend and the man with the plan, Tim Coffey. We love you Timmy!
This is what I love to see, live art everywhere! People creating in full force. Tim brought in a lot of great talent in the live artist line-up.
This fact was evident when one walked into the art tent, which housed all the works of the live artists.
We were stoked when a friend brought a didgeridoo to the sanctuary and blasted some sound healing vibrations at folks on the last night tip. With TC's interests and expertise in areas like sound healing, sacred geometry, metaphysics, and spirituality, expect to see some educational workshops come out of the sanctuary in the near future. If you have a skill or an area of expertise you'd like to share with the community, contact us at email@example.com.
In line with the aforementioned workshops, another delightful surprise was when the Miami yogis – Kelly Searcy, Bernardo Valero, and Joaquin de Teresa – asked to hold their chanting and breathwork class in the sanctuary after the yoga class. This felt so good that we did a wicked fun yoga class in the dome the following afternoon. The highlight of the class was when we blew the tarp straight off the dome in the rain from the massive ball of chi we were building in the dome!
The lesson of the AURA experience for me was how to live in service. Being a part of the sanctuary team at AURA redefined my understanding of service. If you are passionate about the way in which you are serving others, it is not work; it is the greatest, most joyful play. I shall end this with a proper shout out to the AURA TC Sanctuary crew, whose positive attitudes, abundant creativity, and righteous dedication surely made an impact on the energy of the whole festival. So blessed and so grateful to be a part of this!


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10 U.S. Code § 402 - Transportation of humanitarian relief supplies to foreign countries
(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, and subject to subsection (b), the Secretary of Defense may transport to any country, without charge, supplies which have been furnished by a nongovernmental source and which are intended for humanitarian assistance. Such supplies may be transported only on a space available basis.
(1) The Secretary may not transport supplies under subsection (a) unless the Secretary determines that—
(B) the supplies to be transported are suitable for humanitarian purposes and are in usable condition;
(C) there is a legitimate humanitarian need for such supplies by the people or entity for whom they are intended;
(2) The President shall establish procedures for making the determinations required under paragraph (1). Such procedures shall include inspection of supplies before acceptance for transport.
(1) Supplies transported under this section may be distributed by an agency of the United States Government, a foreign government, an international organization, or a private nonprofit relief organization.
(1) The Secretary of Defense may use the authority provided by subsection (a) to transport supplies intended for use to respond to, or mitigate the effects of, an event or condition, such as an oil spill, that threatens serious harm to the environment, but only if other sources to provide such transportation are not readily available.
(e) Not later than July 31 each year, the Secretary of State shall submit to the Committee on Armed Services and the Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate and the Committee on Armed Services and the Committee on International Relations of the House of Representatives a report identifying the origin, contents, destination, and disposition of all supplies transported under this section during the 12-month period ending on the preceding June 30.
Source(Added Pub. L. 100–180, div. A, title III, § 332(a),Dec. 4, 1987, 101 Stat. 1079; amended Pub. L. 101–510, div. A, title XIII, § 1311(2),Nov. 5, 1990, 104 Stat. 1669; Pub. L. 104–106, div. A, title XV, § 1502(a)(8),Feb. 10, 1996, 110 Stat. 503; Pub. L. 106–65, div. A, title X, § 1067(1),Oct. 5, 1999, 113 Stat. 774; Pub. L. 108–136, div. A, title III, § 312(a), (b),Nov. 24, 2003, 117 Stat. 1429.)
Prior Provisions
2003—Subsec. (b)(1)(C). Pub. L. 108–136, § 312(b)(1), inserted "or entity" after "people".
Subsec. (b)(1)(E). Pub. L. 108–136, § 312(b)(2), inserted "or use" after "distribution".
Subsec. (b)(3). Pub. L. 108–136, § 312(b)(3), substituted "entity requesting the transport of supplies under this section to ensure that the supplies" for "donor to ensure that supplies to be transported under this section".
Subsecs. (d), (e). Pub. L. 108–136, § 312(a), added subsec. (d) and redesignated former subsec. (d) as (e).
1999—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 106–65substituted "and the Committee on Armed Services" for "and the Committee on National Security".
1996—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 104–106substituted "Committee on Armed Services and the Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate and the Committee on National Security and the Committee on International Relations" for "Committees on Armed Services and Foreign Relations of the Senate and the Committees on Armed Services and Foreign Affairs".
1990—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 101–510substituted "Not later than July 31 each year" for "At the end of each six-month period" and "the 12-month period ending on the preceding June 30" for "such six-month period".
Change of Name
Committee on International Relations of House of Representatives changed to Committee on Foreign Affairs of House of Representatives by House Resolution No. 6, One Hundred Tenth Congress, Jan. 5, 2007.
Delegation of Functions
For delegation of functions of President under this section, see Ex. Ord. No. 12163, Sept. 29, 1979, 44 F.R. 56673, as amended, set out as a note under section 2381 of Title 22, Foreign Relations and Intercourse.
Processing of Applications for Transportation of Humanitarian Assistance Abroad by Department of Defense
Pub. L. 106–309, title IV, § 403,Oct. 17, 2000, 114 Stat. 1097, provided that:
"(a) Priority for Disaster Relief Assistance.—In processing applications for the transportation of humanitarian assistance abroad under section 402 of title 10, United States Code, the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development shall afford a priority to applications for the transportation of disaster relief assistance.
"(b) Modification of Applications.—The Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development shall take all possible actions to assist applicants for the transportation of humanitarian assistance abroad under such section 402 in modifying or completing applications submitted under such section in order to meet applicable requirements under such section. The actions shall include efforts to contact such applicants for purposes of the modification or completion of such applications."
First Report Deadline
Pub. L. 100–180, div. A, title III, § 332(d),Dec. 4, 1987, 101 Stat. 1080, directed that first report under section 402 (d) of this title be submitted not more than six months after the date on which the most recent report was submitted under section 1540(e) of the Department of Defense Authorization Act, 1985 (Pub. L. 98–525; 98 Stat. 2638).
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Fun, safety, and effective instruction are the focus of the fourth edition of Coaching Youth Volleyball, helping you create an environment that promotes learning, cultivates a love of the game, and motivates your athletes to come out year after year. Numerous coaching books present the skills and drills of volleyball. But here's a book that teaches you how to convey those skills to your athletes in an engaging and positive manner. Coaching Youth Volleyball's focus on teaching volleyball skills through game-like drills sets it apart from the current lineup of volleyball coaching books. And it's the only one recommended by and written with the expertise of USA Volleyball's Coaching Education Department. Ideal for coaches of players aged 14 and under, the fourth edition includes 18 drills and 32 coaching tips that are sure to jump-start your practices.
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By Guy WebsterGreen River
As a member of Emery County Public Lands Council I am writing this to express some concerns and ask for input from the citizens of Emery County.
On Feb. 2, the lands council held their last meeting. The Emery County Public Lands Council has been putting forth an effort to move forward with drafting a piece of legislation concerning Emery County's public lands.
We have conducted public meetings and asked for input on the desires of Emery County's citizens and at which point a bill is drafted the citizens will be asked for their approval or disapproval. As you have probably read, Emery County's commissioners proposed a plan to join with SUWA in equal funding to hire Val Payne to draft a bill to send to Congress concerning the future of public lands within Emery County.
This plan was announced following me questioning some "field trips" conducted late last fall. I attended two of these field trips as a member of the public lands council.
The first field trip dealt with lands from Horse Canyon on SR 6 south to Green River. The second field trip was dealing with lands south of Green River between SR 24 and the Green River. During these field trips I felt the desires of Emery County's citizens were not being adequately voiced. In the public lands council meeting I questioned why members of SUWA and other radical environmental groups were being invited to participate, but similar invitations were not being extended to other group.
I feel the OHV users, livestock grazers, oil and gas permit holders, mineral claims holders and others should have an equal say in the future of Emery County.
Only one livestock permittee was present during the first field trip and none were included in the second.
In response to my questioning, Commissioner Gary Kofford announced a plan the Commissioners and SUWA had been working on for nearly two months.
I was shocked to hear of such a plan. I felt betrayed. From the beginning of my involvement with the Public Lands Council, we had been told and had been telling the citizens of Emery County any land use plan would have no closed door negotiations, and all actions would be open and transparent to the public. I feel my credibility to citizens I had given my word to had been tarnished greatly.
I never wanted, nor do I currently want any part of a lands use bill to be held secret from the citizens of Emery County. I apologize to anyone who took my word and now feel I mistreated them. I know others who also gave their word have much regret as well.
We as a lands council voted on whether to employ Val Payne with equal compensation from SUWA. I was one of the three who voted against such an agreement.
I still feel the same way and am glad to see the commissioners have since chosen to scrap such an agreement. I do not believe the citizens of Emery County want to conduct any negotiations with SUWA.
We all know what SUWA wants, 1.4 million acres of wilderness in Emery County. The current Wilderness Study Areas in Emery County consist of 450,000 acres. The citizens of Emery County I have spoke with do not want three times more acreage locked up from usage.
I was told during the meeting we needed SUWA's input and support to draft a lands use bill. I disagree; SUWA didn't ask the citizens of Emery County to provide input on their Red Rock Wilderness Bill.
The original plan with SUWA called for equal funding from the county and SUWA totaling $25,000. I was told the county could not afford the second $12,500 if SUWA was not involved.
I feel the additional $12,500 is a small price to pay if Emery County is going to send a piece of legislation to Congress concerning the future of all public lands in Emery County. I do not believe any outside funding should be utilized on an "Emery County Lands Use" bill. Outside funding will only add speculation on the validity of a "grass roots" land bill.
I was asked to privately address my concerns and questions prior to the next Lands council meeting. I thought of doing such, but feel my questions are the questions of the citizens as well and will ask them openly in the next meeting. I seek to know why negotiations with SUWA were held privately for two months. I need to know who Val will report to, the council or the commissioners directly. If a bill is drafted and sent to Congress and then starts to get revised, who gets to make the decision on when it is no longer "a bill of Emery County"?
I know much of the public trust has been violated and don't blame anyone who can no longer support a lands use bill. I cannot say whether the public can or will support future planning of a lands use bill, but believe we need to look ahead, ask the questions and then determine the path to take.


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ORANGEVILLE - Marilyn S. Hardee, age 79, loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend, returned to her loving Heavenly Father on Dec. 19, 2012, surrounded by her family.
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NeNe Leakes may be living in the Hollywood Hills now, but she still knows how to get "hood."
On Sunday night's episode, the "New Normal" star invited her "Real Housewives of Atlanta" costars to Hollywood, but the ladies got a dose of the "old NeNe" when they showed up nearly three hours late to her dinner party.
Cynthia Bailey tried to call before arriving, but NeNe made it clear she wasn't having it ... any of it ... and hung up the phone.
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We got to hand it to NeNe, she stood her ground and showed the ladies that Mrs. Leakes still knows how to keep it "100!"
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Public hearings on the controversial new Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River water management proposal begin today, and representatives from the International Joint Commission will be gathering area feedback Wednesday evening in Alexandria Bay.
The three-hour hearing will begin at 6 at the Bonnie Castle Resort and Marina, 31 Holland St.
Critics along the lake shore call the regulation strategy Plan 2014, proposed by the commission in June a nightmare scenario that would wreak havoc on public septic systems and coastal properties through erosion and flooding.
St. Lawrence River and upper Lake Ontario residents and environmentalists, on the other hand, generally endorse the proposed plan, which attempts to mimic natural flows of the lake rather than keeping levels steady within a relatively narrow range.
James Jerome, a Sandy Pond cottage owner and outspoken opponent of the IJCs proposal, argued that its unfair that lakefront homeowners like him would be forced to spend millions of dollars a year on shoreline protection and property repairs under Plan 2014.
Theyre changing the rules of the game after 50 years, and some of these people invested their life savings in their properties, Mr. Jerome said.
Under Plan 2014, the annual cost of shoreline protection and maintenance is estimated to increase by $2.2 million, according to IJCs projections, because the plan allows for higher water levels.
Here the IJC is trying to ram this through and everybody except shoreline property owners are included, said Richard Henry, who lives on Mexico Bay. We dont have a voice. They shouldve taken a step back and involved all of these stakeholders.
Because there are no plans for compensation or mitigation, critics argue the government essentially is confiscating their properties.
Mr. Jerome said lakefront property owners plan to surrender their house keys to the IJC at the public hearings or send them to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos office in protest.
Plan 2014 supporters, on the other hand, question why taxpayers should bail out people who built their homes on flood plains and municipal governments that put their sewer infrastructure too close to the water.
D. Lee Willbanks, executive director of the Clayton-based environmental advocacy group Save the River, said critics of IJCs proposal seem to believe nature should be kept at bay.
They somehow believe a dynamic ecological system can be controlled and specifically for their benefit, he said. They never had that guarantee.
Save the River also argues that lakeshore property owners still would benefit greatly from the management of the water under Plan 2014, just not as much as they would under the original 1958-DD plan.
Compared to the outdated, half-century-old management plan in place, advocates of Plan 2014 view IJCs proposal as a step forward a modern water-regulation strategy that finally takes into consideration not only climate change but also environmental and recreational interests neglected under 1958-DD.
Those familiar with IJCs past proposals will see that Plan 2014 essentially is Bv7 with deviations namely, trigger levels that allow the binational water regulator to take extraordinary actions when lake water levels exceed or drop below certain points that are meant to lessen the projected damage to shoreline properties.
This is a refinement and not a new plan, Mr. Willbanks said. I expect anybody happy with Bv7 would be happy with Plan 2014.
Like its precursors Bv7 and Plan B+, which derived from a five-year, federally funded $20 million study the commissions new proposal promises to help restore wetlands that were destroyed over the past half-century because of human regulation of the waterway.
Shoreline property owners including Mr. Henry, however, argue that IJCs study is not based on real science and that it would take several generations to reverse the damage done by 1958-DD.
Furthermore, Mr. Henry said, south and east shoreline properties on the lake have lost 100 to 200 feet of buffer beaches and wetlands that would have protected their homes and infrastructure to some extent over the past several decades because of the regulation of the lake.
With almost no buffer in place, by the time regulators take action based on Plan 2014s so-called trigger levels, he said, the damage already would have been done.
But for the same reason, environmentalists argue that Plan 2014 is the only salvation for lakefront property owners in the long run, as it would lead to conditions that rebuild beaches naturally.
If we dont change this plan, these problems will not go away, Mr. Willbanks said.
While 1958-DD aims to keep water levels within a 4-foot range, 247.3 feet being the upper limit and 243.3 feet the lower limit, IJCs proposed trigger levels will vary greatly depending on the season.
For example, while 245.77 feet would be considered a high trigger level in mid-November, levels as high as 248.12 feet would be allowed in early June under Plan 2014.
Low triggers will vary from as low as 243.18 feet in late January through early February, to as high as 244.91 feet for most of June and early July.
Mr. Jerome also suggested that IJC drafted its new plan to please hydropower and shipping interests.
Its all about money. It always is, he said.
According to IJCs economic impact study, hydropower production is projected to see an average annual gain of $5.2 million under Plan 2014. However, no change is expected in commercial navigation.
Also part of IJCs new proposal is an adaptive management strategy that will be funded by the U.S. and Canadian governments to allow the commission to better monitor trends in water supply and evaluate its water regulation plan more frequently.
The public comment period ends Aug. 30, and IJC intends to make a recommendation and seek concurrence from the two federal governments this fall.
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — Yes, America needs new blood, a strong leader like Mayor Michael Bloomberg as the next Fed Chairman. After a quarter century of failed monetary policies under the disastrous chairmanships of Alan Greenspan and his disciple Ben Bernanke, we need a decision-making powerhouse like Bloomberg, Wall Street visionary, high-tech innovator, philanthropist and proven government leader focused on what's best for the country and all people.
The Bernanke/Greenspan Era is a disaster: 24 years of failed policies and cheap-money puppets catering to too-greedy-to-fail banks — their ideology triggered the Dot-com Crash of 2000 and the Subprime Credit Crash of 2008. In between there was a costly recession resulting in a loss of more than $10 trillion of Main Street America's retirement money ... the rise of an unregulated bank-driven $650 trillion global casino for shadowy derivatives ... a recent loss of $29.7 trillion in the Great Recession ... lately a painful five-year bubble-making cheap-money policy favoring banks who pay huge bonuses to insiders ... while average Americans suffered an inflation-adjusted 20% loss through the last decade ... and now, predictions of no-growth GDP, 42% bear market collapse, another recession.
Yes, we need a strong leader, someone who will take charge, take responsibility and take bold new actions, like Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton's decisive handling of debt. Or Fed Chairman Paul Volcker did back in the 1980s to shock and awaken Wall Street, investors, politicians.
Admit it, our markets and economy are sleepwalking, ready to implode, take another big hit soon. All set up by the Fed's bubble-blowing cheap-money machine. Experts fear a bear crash coming dead ahead, bigger than 2000 and 2008.
Warnings of economic collapse from inside Bernanke's Fed
The Wall Street Journal's Michael Derby reported that the maverick president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Esther George, last week challenged Bernanke's monetary policies that made her "uneasy," warning that Fed policies are blowing new bubbles that will eventually trigger another 2008-style financial meltdown: America's "long period of unusually low interest rates is changing investor behavior and is reshaping the products and the asset mix of financial institutions."
Yes, the Fed's cheap-money policies are killing us. But few are listening, reminding me of former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's comment in Fortune before the 2008 crash: "Best economy seen in my professional life." George is among other Fed policy "hawks" who see a big correction coming: Today's "high bond and farmland prices" are setting one up that would be "destabilizing and cause employment to swing away from its full-employment level and inflation to decline to uncomfortably low levels."
All that price inflation on top of the Fed's quantitative easing mistakes will definitely "complicate the task of tightening credit down the road when the Fed wants to pull back its policies." And as in every bull/bear cycle, a correction is coming, just like the early '80s when Volcker took bold action to rein in an out-of-control market and economy.
Only six short months before Obama picks new Fed Chairman
But why focus on a new Fed chairman now? When the media's distracted by more immediate issues, like getting to know a new Treasury secretary? Gun control? The political firestorm raging around three upcoming new fiscal cliffs yet to hit, cliffs that will rattle all Americans for several crazy-making months?
Why now? Because even though Bernanke's four-year term runs till early 2014, nd even though he could be reappointed again as Greenspan was, Bernanke will not be reappointed. The president is putting together a new team. Think back: Bernanke's reappointment was announced in August 2009, so you can expect another announcement this summer. And as my grandfather used to say, that's "just around the corner."
But the real reason to start thinking about this historic decision now is simple, our nation is at a crucial turning point in history: It's time to end the disastrous generation-long Fed policies of Greenspan and Bernanke, two men driven by blind ideology, not facts and certainly not the good of the people.
Remember how, after four terms as Fed chairman, Greenspan finally admitted before Congress that he was clueless about the unintended consequences of his rigid ideological dogma: "I really didn't get it until very late."
So, yes, after 24 years of failed policy, a new direction is crucial in charting the future for America in a volatile, rapidly changing, depression-prone globalized economy. And Michael Bloomberg is the perfect choice to chart a new direction and lead America.
Obama's 'biggest domestic blunder': Bernanke's 2009 reappointment
The decision already has to be on Obama's mind as he focuses on America's future, assembling his new team and looking ahead to his legacy. Reappointing Bernanke is not an option; he's trapped in a failed past. Remember, when Bernanke was reappointed in 2009, we called that decision Obama's "biggest domestic blunder,' comparing it to Iraq, George W. Bush's "biggest foreign policy blunder."


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Earlier this year, I spotted a recipe for one of the first lady's favorite White House dishes, a creamed spinach without the cream. I bookmarked it, thinking it would make a satisfying yet light steak side, or a healthful addition to a large Thanksgiving feast.
The recipe calls for blanched, puréed spinach, which adds an airy, creamy taste without the calories. To see the technique, keep reading.
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White House No Cream Creamed Spinach
2 pounds baby spinach, washed and cleaned
2 tablespoons olive oil
4 shallots, minced
2 garlic cloves, minced
Freshly ground pepper
- Blanch half a pound of spinach in salted, boiling water. Immediately, "shock" the blanched spinach in a bowl of iced water. Drain and squeeze out the excess water. Puree in a food processor. Set aside.
- In a large skillet, sweat the shallots and garlic with the olive oil until translucent, about 4 minutes. Add the rest of the spinach leaves. Toss and sauté until wilted. Fold in the spinach puree. Season with salt and pepper.
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Posted on February 12, 2008We've been posting up a few news stories with the best things about Christmas and 2002, no?
But the worst? Here's the top 5 worst things about Christmas, according to Luke, the dude behind all our regional radio and club promotions here at Roadrunner.
1 The weather
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4 The lift music style versions of Xmas carrolls they play in shops
5 The fact it only lasts for a day
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What is a Nasal-Sinus Irrigator? And How Do I Use It?Wednesday, November 24th, 2010
When allergy season comes around, are you one of the millions of people that sneeze and get red eyes? It's probably nasal allergies. Are you constantly getting sinus headaches or a sinus infection every 4-6 weeks? It is probably the same infection that hasn't fully cleared up.
A Nasal-Sinus Irrigator can help immediately soothe allergies, sinusitis and post nasal drip when used instead of (or in combination with) medication. While over-the-counter allergy and sinus medication can be helpful, they also have a tendency to create dry mouth, leading to bad breath. If you are one of the many people that would like to avoid using medications and take the more natural route, the Nasal-Sinus Irrigator is just the thing to help.
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"Come here and let me get that off your face." As I slowly walked toward her, my mother already had her thumb out ready to swipe whatever I had on my face. I can still hear those words and feel the embarrassment many years later. My mom always told me that mom spit was more powerful than Ajax. And you know what, she was right.
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August 4th, 2012 - Regular Point Races presented by Davis Iron & Metal
This weekend's racing action is a tribute to all of our sponsors. Without all of their help and support, the racing that you love and enjoy would not be possible.
Please take a moment in the next week and visit, or call, one or more of the following businesses and tell them "THANKS!" for supporting racing at Tri-State Speedway!
2013 Race Sponsors:
Cooling Solutions, Inc. (Arkansas Radiator)
Coca-Cola via the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Fort Smith
Dillard Muffler, Brake & Tire * Yaffe Iron & Metal * J-N-B Tire & Auto
TJ's Automotive and Jim's Wrecker Service * Breeden Hyundai
Shamrock Bolt & Screw * SYKES * A-Z Wholesale Warehouses
A-Z Golf * Bumper to Bumper Auto Parts & Service Centers
Elite Homes * Choctaw Casino * Robert's Pull-A-Part
Smith Automotive Group - Class Sponsor
2013 Program Advertisers:
Booth Cycle Center * On The Border Wine & Spirits
Yeager's ACE Hardware * Flag to Flag Photo & Video
Bear Torque Converters * CyberSpyder, Inc.
Philpot's Complete Car Care * Elite Trailers, Inc.
Plus a big thanks to Dirt Track Action Photography for all of the great action photography all year long!
Bumper to Bumper Parts Stores and Certified Service Centers are a part of the Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance, one of the largest auto parts distribution networks in the world. With over 50 shareholders selling automotive products through over 140 distribution centers, 2,300 parts stores, and 2,900 certified service centers across North America, Bumper to Bumper delivers over 1.9 million quality replacement auto parts and accessories as well as value-added services to the automotive aftermarket.
To find the closest Bumper to Bumper to you, just click here!
Congratulations to the August 10th, 2013 Tri-State Speedway Jr. Fan, Dylan Parris from Talequah, OK. He is pictured here with his favorite driver, Roy Roberts (116) from Alma, AR.
→The USRA A Modifieds will pay $600 to win and as always $100 to start..
→The Super Stocks will pay $400 to win.
→The Factory Stocks will pay $300 to win.
→The Pure Stocks will pay $250 to win.
→The USRA B Modifieds will pay $300 to win.
→The Economy Modifieds will pay $300 to win and there is also a $100 bounty on Ryan Williams who has won nine races this season and the last five in a row.
You can see all of this racing action at the legendary Tri-State Speedway this Saturday night, 7:30 PM, Pocola, OK with regular admission prices!
We will be CLOSED on August 17th, 2013 for a brief vacation and to allow our drivers, crew members, employees and fans to get their kids back off to school.
We will re-open on August 24th, 2013 with the 5th Annual Tillman Evan's Memorial Races and Old Timer's Race.
Please make sure you read the clarifications to Rule 1 under the General Rules regarding cars arriving after sign in (draw) time ends.
You can also click here to go directly to the clarified rule.
This Saturday night, August 3rd, all of the high-energy, edge-of-your-seat point racing action in five classes will be sponsored by A-Z Golf. The Smith Chevrolet USRA B Modifieds will have the weekend off.
A-Z Golf is located inside A-Z Sporting Goods which is located in the A-Z Wholesale Warehouses on Hwy 71 N in Alma, AR.
Be sure to stop by and visit with them and see what they have to offer the golfer in your family. Make sure you tell them thanks for being a part of racing at the legendary Tri-State Speedway!
This Saturday night, September 1st, 2012 will be regular point racing in all five classes sponsored by Cooling Solutions, Inc. (CSi) in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Racing is scheduled to start at 7:30 PM on the legendary high banks in Pocola, Oklahoma.
CSi provides cooling system sales, service and repair for all makes of vehicles, as well as industrial and oil field applications. Don't lose time and money waiting for parts and equipment. If they don't have the radiator or part you need, they can usually have it shipped to your location overnight. Call them first with all your cooling needs.
They specialize in: Core Repair, Custom Tank Manufacturing, Fabrication of out-of-production replacement units, Complete radiators, Charge air coolers service, and Fuel tanks.
No one in the area offers a larger range of radiator service and repair. Be sure to check out their web site at www.ArkansasRadiator.com for more information. Stop by their location at 3204 Wheeler Avenue in Fort Smith and tell Tim that Tri-State Speedway sent you!
Don't forget on September 8th, 2012 the OCRS Sprint Cars will make a return appearance featuring point leader Jamie Passmore along with all the other OCRS fan favorites.
This Saturday night, August 25th, 2012, Tri-State Speedway will present the Tillman Evans Memorial Races presented by Powerade/Coca-Cola. This will the 4th year for this event. Also, we will be having an "Old Timers" race for any of the retired drivers who want to come on out and show the young guys that they still got it!
This Saturday's racing action at Tri-State Speedway is being presented by Fliteline Pro Source Engines (formerly Fliteline Remanufactured Engines since 1943), headquartered in Fort Smith Arkansas, is a leading seller of remanufactured engines, heads, and engine parts. Pro Source is America's choice for quality remanufactured engines and parts. With over 50 years of experience in the industry, their products are second to none.If you are a mechanic and need professional engine machine shop service or just in the market for a remanufactured engine, Pro Source Engines has your answer for most cars or trucks with over 1,000 engines in stock. They can provide you with a quality remanufactured engine that will have you up and running again in no time.If it is a remanufactured head or engine part you seek, they can help you with that as well. Pro Source sells to both wholesalers and retail customers across the globe. You can give them a call at 800-726-1427 or stop by their location at 1412 Phoenix Ave. in Fort Smith, AR. Don't forget you can also shop and purchase from them on their new and improved web site at www.ProSourceEngines.com, or click on the link below.This Saturday night, Tri-State Speedway will also be hosting a fundraiser and awareness benefit for the South Sebastian County Greenwood chapter of the American Cancer Society Relay For Life.They will be at the track with information tables and will also hold a 50/50 drawing this Saturday night. As an added bonus, they will also be shooting T-Shirts into the stands sometime during the race program.If you know of anyone in need of support, or information, from the American Cancer Society, please do not hesitate to give them a call at 1-800-ACS-2345.
We would like to thank each and every one of our friends for all the prayers and kind words about Jack and me and our family. Some of you have called and I just haven't had the strength to call each of you back. It has been a very stressful day in my life. In a matter of hours, I lost the love of my life and my soul mate. We would have celebrated our 56th wedding anniversary on the 23rd and that is almost more that I can take. The family will meet with friends and family at Mallory Martin Funeral Home in Spiro, Oklahoma on Wednesday between 6 PM and 8 PM. There will be a graveside service on Thursday at 2 PM at the National Cemetery in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Mary Gray
Not only will there be point racing in all five regular classes, there will also be a Kid's Dance Contest! The kids will compete in one of three age groups for fun and prizes! Also, as an added attraction, we will also be running Mechanic's Races! This will give the people who turn the wrenches all week a chance to show their stuff on the legendary high banks.
If you're into fashion clothing, sports, hunting, home decoration, floral arranging or working with tools, you are sure to enjoy snooping for bargains in one of their stores.
Kids love A-Z stores too. They have toys and designer clothing for infants through teens. A-Z's selection of children's furniture and decorations will turn a child's room into a dreamy wonderland.
Looking for a unique gift? A-Z has unusual gift items as well as money-saving bargains on the most asked-for gifts.
Friendly, helpful staff members make sure customers enjoy shopping in every A-Z store. Your day of shopping will be made complete with a refreshing stop at our country diner located right next to the other stores.
A-Z Wholesale Warehouses are located three miles north of Alma, Arkansas, on U.S. Highway 71 North, easily accessed from Interstate 40 and Interstate 540. They are proud to let you know that their stores are locally owned and operated.
JUST ANNOUNCED: We have added a driver portion for the dance contest. The driver will win a free pit pass for the next weekend and a T-Shirt. Come on drivers, you show off your stuff on the track every week now it is time to show off your dance moves to the fans. The fans will vote on this as well as the kids' groups!
This weekend's point races are presented by Davis Iron & Metal. Davis Iron & Metal is a full service metal recycling company serving Arkansas, Oklahoma and the surrounding area. The combination of their reliable customers and dedicated employees allows Davis Iron & Metal to recycle millions of pounds of scrap metal every year.
Davis Iron & Metal was founded in 1979 by Carl Davis. For over 30 years, Davis Iron & Metal has been a collector, sorter and processor of all ferrous and nonferrous scrap materials. They maintain a high level of quality service to hundreds of commercial and industrial customers and provide prompt pick up services with their own professional drivers and a fleet of vehicles designed to meet the needs of each customer.
They also welcome the individual recycler. People are encouraged to bring their scrap materials to any of their locations. Their staff understands that the customer is still the most important part of any business.
1705 W. Race Track Road
Pocola, OK 74902
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Track: (918) 436-5009
Promoter: (479) 304-8547
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SFA Launches Summer Social Media Campaign
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NACOGDOCHES, Texas - The Stephen F. Austin athletics department is launching a new summer social media campaign beginning Wednesday with a grand prize of four tickets to SFA's road game at SMU and the Battle of the Piney Woods in October to be given away during the Lumberjacks' home football opener on August 30 vs Southwestern Oklahoma.
Fans will receive points for participating in social media activities such as "liking" Facebook posts, sharing, tweeting or posting pictures giving the Axe `Em hand sign. Each action will count toward a fan's total, which will be tabulated each week with weekly competitions stretching from Thursday to the following Wednesday leading up to the first football game of the season.
Eventually, overall totals for the duration of the campaign will be added up with the competition ending at noon on August 30. The fan with the most points over the course of the seven-week competition will receive the grand prize of four tickets to SFA's football game at SMU on September 8 and four tickets and a parking pass to the Battle of the Piney Woods vs Sam Houston at Reliant Stadium in Houston on October 6.
SFA Athletics is encouraging fans who are taking a summer vacation to show their Lumberjack spirit wherever they are by tweeting or posting pictures to the SFA Facebook or Twitter accounts giving the Axe `Em hand sign. Even fans who may not be in exotic locations are encouraged to tweet or post pictures giving the Axe `Em sign wherever they are as well. Fans are encouraged to use the hashtag, #ShowUrAxe whenever they are sending in their pictures showing their SFA pride.


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Hey brothers. Getting my first out of state hunting trip planned. I have chosen Idaho because I know I can hunt there
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This antenna is made with of high quality UV insulated 14awg. stranded wire on the top and a heavy duty 300 ohm twin lead. This 300 Ohm twin lead is made with heavy duty PVC made to last in the most inclement of environments. The twin lead terminates into a SO 239 connector.
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Should I pay off my mortgage or buy more gold? I am certain gold will be confiscated at some point and I don't know how to keep it away from government.
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This screening is part of our February celebration of love.
WEST SIDE STORY is a musical that encompasses both catchy songs and emotional ones. It knows when to make your feet tap and when to make your heart feel. It's one of those films that equally exhilarating and heartbreaking at the same time.
But what really sets this cinematic masterpiece apart from the rest is its striking, effective and mesmerizing combination of realism and stage performance. Shot on location in Manhattan, the film's gritty aesthetic is juxtaposed by some of the best stylized choreography in film history.
This combination shifts from the visual sensibility to the performances as well as stagey, melodramatic performance finds itself in the same film as powerful, grounded acting.
One minute you'll have a hoot while the Jets sing "Officer Krupke," your heart will melt when Tony and Maria share a love song and then you'll cry as the film goes from inspired, life-affirming fare to tragedy.
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Get ready to experience the maximum benefits of your senses when this massive titan is presented in its fullest 70mm glory on our big screen! (R.J. LaForce)


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A Virginia man was sentenced Tuesday to 16 months on federal prison for selling a pistol to an unknown person on a Watertown street.
Terry Dunlap, 28, Norfolk, Va., was also ordered in U.S. District Court, Utica, to undergo two additional years of supervision upon his release for a Nov. 8 guilty plea to unlawful sale of a firearm to an unauthorized person.
According to U.S. attorneys, Mr. Dunlap admitted to selling an Iberia Arms .40-caliber semiautomatic pistol to an unknown person in Watertown in August 2007. The pistol was recovered by police in Syracuse during a vehicle stop the following month. The driver of the vehicle who possessed the gun told police he did not know where got it, according to court documents.
A trace of the pistols serial number led Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agents in Virginia to interview Mr. Dunlap, the pistols last known owner. He initially falsely claimed to agents that he was still in possession of the gun, but later admitted that he had sold it in a Walmart parking lot in Watertown for $700 while visiting a cousin in the city.
Still later, he admitted that he sold a second gun to an unknown person in Syracuse in October 2007. That gun surfaced when police arrested a Syracuse man for possessing the 9-millimeter pistol. Mr. Dunlap told police the gun had gone missing from his mothers garage, but later admitted he had sold it in Syracuse.
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|Written by Mike Flynn
|Monday, 14 February 2011 12:47
Appalachian State University football will conduct its NCAA-allowed 15 spring practices between Monday, Feb. 21-Wednesday, March 23, head coach Jerry Moore has announced.Appalachian will practice four times a week during the weeks of Feb. 21-25, Feb. 28-March 4 and March 14-18, taking a week off for spring break (March 7-11). The spring season will conclude with three practices from March 21-23. ASU will put an unofficial wrap on the spring when it holds its 2010 Southern Conference championship banquet on Saturday, March 26 at the Holmes Center.
Primary focuses for the Mountaineers this spring include beginning the process of finding replacements for five starters on offense — including three all-conference linemen — and four starters on defense, highlighted by the departures of 2010 Buck Buchanan Award finalists Jabari Fletcher, Mark LeGree and D.J. Smith.
As is customary, Appalachian will be without a handful of key contributors during spring drills as they continue to rehabilitate injuries suffered during the 2010 campaign. Among those expected to sit out this spring are offensive lineman Kalan Jones (back), tight end Ben Jorden (shoulder), defensive back Dominique McDuffie (knee) and linebacker Cougar Norris (ankle). Quarterback Kalik Barnes (shoulder), defensive back Michael Frazier (knee), offensive lineman Matt Ruff (neck) and defensive lineman Anthony Wilson (knee) will likely participate in some spring drills but will be limited due to their lingering ailments. All of the injured players are expected to be at 100 percent when the Mountaineers open preparations for the 2011 season in earnest in August.
The spring will also mark the return of a handful of players that missed much or all of the 2010 campaign due to injuries, including defensive end Lanston Tanyi (toe) and tight end Trevor Sawyer (shoulder). Additionally, offensive lineman Graham Fisher (foot), who did not participate with the program due to injury last fall, will make his Black-and-Gold debut this spring.
Due to the fact that the majority of drills are expected to be held in the Sofield Family Indoor Practice Facility, spring practices are not open to the public. Like in past years, ASU will not conduct a spring game due to a shortage of healty players at some positions and the coaching staff's desire to hold practices on all 15 days that are permitted by the NCAA. Periodic reports from the practice field will be available at GoASU.com.
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