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The Gas (From The Cradle To The Grave Collection)
The Gas were a UK three piece that were around in the early eighties. Unfortunately, for as many records as these guys put out; not allot of info exists.
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Donnie Burke - Vocals, Guitar
Dell Vickers - Bass, Vocals
Leslie Sampson - Drums, Vocals
Polydor & Good Vibrations Records 1981-1983
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- Worthless Trash said...
The first Gas single was 'It Shows In Your Face' / 'Tomorrow' (Nov 80), 'Treatment' was also released on 12". There's also a 1983 promo 7" of 'From The Cradle To The Grave' / 'Look What Love Has Done To Me'. Good Vibrations is not the famous Belfast label if you were wondering. Burke and Vickers previously played with both Sounder and Sneeky Feelin's (one 45 each).
- March 13, 2012 at 2:30 PM
- Frank said...
I knew there was another single; I definitely remember It Shows On Your Face. I either had, or still have it. I can't imagine, I would have gotten rid of it. I'm going digging again to see if I still have it.Thank you for the info; I appreciated it.
- March 13, 2012 at 6:25 PM
- Lewdd said...
The first LP is an underrated classic. I love it. You should post the entire discography. I have most of it, but am always interested in a cleaner vinyl rip. Thanks.
- March 13, 2012 at 9:23 PM
- bat29 said...
Thanks for posting the songs Heartache and Hostage from the 5th single! Those are the only Gas songs I didn't have and have been looking for them for years.
Previous Dell Vickers band here: http://singsingrecords.blogspot.com/2010/04/sneeky-feelins-private-mail-bw-only.html
- March 14, 2012 at 12:29 AM
- bat29 said...
Previous Donny Burke/Dell Vickers band here: http://singsingrecords.blogspot.com/2010/04/sneeky-feelins-private-mail-bw-only.html
Recent Donny Burke band here: http://www.myspace.com/roadhousedogs
- March 14, 2012 at 12:45 AM
- Frank said...
Your welcome, glad I could help. I'm familiar with the Sneeky feelins record, I never heard the roadhousedogs though, thanks for the links, and the comments. By the way, I can't find my It shows on your face single. I can't imagine that I would sell it; maybe it will pop up one of these days, bummer.
- March 15, 2012 at 8:57 PM
- bat29 said...
For your pleasure I do have some of the Gas stuff posted including the It Shows In Your Face single:
- March 17, 2012 at 6:32 PM
- To destroy the reality said...
muy buen blog!! saludos http://to-destroy-the-reality.blogspot.com/ http://to-destroy-the-reality.blogspot.com/
- March 18, 2012 at 3:40 AM
Thank you for this compilation. Very very good.
- March 19, 2012 at 6:56 AM
- Frank said...
No problem, thanks for the comment Woody.
- March 24, 2012 at 10:10 AM


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It didn't take long for the University of Tennessee to find a new men's basketball coach.Less than a week after Bruce Pearl was relieved of his duties for unethical conduct, Tennessee has named Cuonzo Martin its new head basketball coach. Martin, a blue-collar guy who had a nortorious work ethic as a player, takes over a team that was 19-15 this past season. The Vols ended their season with a blowout loss against Michigan in the opening round of the NCAA tournament.
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In separate state Supreme Court lawsuits filed at county clerks offices in Lowville and Canton, the Connecticut company is requesting reductions in the Lewis County towns of Diana, New Bremen and Leyden assessments, from a combined $32.7 million to $8.2 million, and in St. Lawrence town of Hermons value from $14.9 million to $4.1 million.
The challenged parcels encompass portions of the Iroquois natural gas pipeline, along with a meter station in New Bremen.
With Lewis County already anticipating a slight reduction in taxable value for 2013 due partly to grievance day reductions, the gas companys litigation was not welcome news.
To add them to what weve already lost would certainly be a detriment to the county, said county Legislature Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan.
Local officials will need to find out how the company plans to substantiate such a dramatic drop, then do their own investigation to determine how best to defend the assessments, he said.
Last year, Lewis County legislators established a policy allowing them to assist towns in assessment challenges amounting to more than $1 million, with determination made on a case-by-case basis. The county later joined the defense in a lawsuit filed by the city of Rome last year seeking a reduction on its Boyd Dam and Tagasoke Reservoir property in the town of Lewis from $18 million to $5.71 million.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate general manager
After playing an almost perfect game against North Sanpete on Tuesday night in Mount Pleasant, the Carbon Lady Dinos returned home with their heads held high, tied for first place in Region 8 and a real shot at taking sole possession of the top spot on Friday night against Emery.
Afterall, they had just beaten the Lady Hawks 56-51, were 4-0 in region play, were going to play at home and are the defending 3A state champions.
Unfortunately for the Carbon girls, Emery didn't care about any of that. They came into the Dinogym on Thursday night, loaded for bear after losing both regular season games to Carbon year after year for a long time. They were ready to play their game.
And they played Carbon's too. They took a page from Carbon Coach Bruce Bean's book and put the pressure on full court, in a relentless fashion, keeping Carbon from seeing the basket a good deal of the time.
That resulted in a 61-31 win for the Emery girls.
Carbon's foray into Sanpete County earlier in the week showed a balance on the Carbon team. Jamie King led the Lady Dinos with 13 points, while Megan Garvin and Meesha Rasmussen put in 11 points a piece.
But on Thursday night, the balance was still there, but the shots weren't. King led the team with 11 but no one else scored in double figures.
Meanwhile Emery liked the three, the medium jumper and the garbage baskets.
But what they liked the best was the press.
Throughout the game Emery scored on turnover after turnover amazing a 23-12 lead at the half.
In the third quarter, Carbon only got the ball to their end of the floor once in a span of four minutes. That inability was reflected big time in the scoring as Emery put in 20 points and Carbon only was able to score six.
Now the Lady Dinos must wait a few weeks for a rematch and during that time they have a chance to hold onto second place and then try and tie with Emery in the last game of the regular season. That is unless either Emery or Carbon lose another game, but looking at the league that is doubtful. Carbon can go to the state playoffs either tied for first or in a solid second, but it is not hard to imagine which of those they want.
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The Lenoir-Rhyne Men's Lacrosse Team (8-4, 5-1) moved into a first-place tie in the Deep South Conference standings with a 10-4 win over Rollins (3-8, 2-3) Thursday afternoon at Moretz Stadium. Junior Tyler Kotch (Butler, Pa.) and sophomore Connor Squires (Lawrenceville, Ga.) both tallied a pair of goals and an assist as the Bears
won their fourth straight match. Meanwhile, junior Steven McGhee (Durham, N.C.) tallied 18 saves in goal for the Bears as well.
McGhee allowed just four goals, all in the third period, and improved to 8-1 on the season. Rollins was led by Jack Dever (Huntington, N.Y.) with two goals but the Tars saw their two-match winning streak come to an end. Lenoir-Rhyne opened a 4-0 lead entering intermission and withstood a rally by the Tars in the third period en route to the win.
Sophomore Ned Kaish (Atlanta, Ga.) also scored twice while junior Sam Ashton (New Market, Md.) added a goal and dished out three assists for the Bears, who held the advantage in both shots taken (40-36) and ground balls (37-32). Kaish, Kotch and Squires are all tied for the team lead in goals scored with 21 so far this year.
Rollins' goalkeeper, Hunt Bartram (Darien, Conn.), suffered the setback. Bartram finished the match with nine saves in the losing effort. Lenoir-Rhyne remains at home to take on Tampa in a league showdown on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. Rollins, meanwhile, plays Catawba in Salisbury, N.C., on Saturday at 1:00 p.m., as well. L-R is currently tied with Saint Leo for first place in the Deep South Conference standings.
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Renovations to the park began when the City received SAFTEA-LU grant funding from the Virginia Department of Transportation and appropriated additional monies in Capital Improvement Project funding for renovations to Riverside Park. The first fully-accessible public playground, known as the Playcore, was funded by a donation of cash and in-kind services by the Lynchburg Rotary Club along with City Capital dollars. The Lynchburg Kiwanis Club has donated countless hours of volunteer work to restore the locomotive, passenger and caboose cars of the train located in the outdoor Transportation Area, and the Lynchburg Historical Foundation raised funds to help build a protective shed over the remains of the hull of the historic packet boat, Marshall. The Lynchburg Garden Club funded and installed the new landscaped garden around the historic Gazebo, and the Lynchburg Junior League donated money for the wildly popular Sprayground. The Lynchburg Tree Stewards have funded and supported the planting of numerous new tree plantings in the park.
The Planning Process Continues
At a public meeting about renovations to the park participants saw a brief overview of the project from City staff, consultants from Lardner/Klein Landscape Architects, P.C., and Wiley & Wilson Engineering firm. Participants reviewed a brief overview of the project, learned about overall plan goals, discussed the proposed project schedule, and learned how the proposed changes might impact the park.
After final decisions about different components of the project are agreed upon by City staff, architects, and engineers the City prepares detailed bidding documents about the project requirements that construction firms can respond to. The City uses a competitive bidding process as mandated by law to achieve the best results for the city. Some segments of the Master Plan were sent out to bid in February of 2014. Specific improvements listed in the bid documents include: renovation of the interior trail system to improve access and accessibility; design and development of the protective train shed; and historic interpretation of park features. After the City reviews the different bid proposals, VDOT, which provided much of the funding for the project under a SAFTEA-LU grant, will review and authorize approval. Only at that point can the City move forward with construction.
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The sugar chains of cellsknown collectively as glycansplay a variety of impressive, critical, and often surprising roles in biological systems. Glycobiology is the study of the roles of glycans in the growth and development, function, and survival of an organism. Glyco-related processes, described in vivid detail in the text, have become increasingly significant in many areas of basic research as well as biomedicine and biotechnology.
This new edition of Essentials of Glycobiology covers the general principles and describes the structure and biosynthesis, diversity, and function of glycans and their relevance to both normal physiologic processes and human disease. Several new chapters present significant advances that have occurred since the publication of the first edition. Three sections of note describe organismal diversity, advances in our understanding of disease states and related therapeutic applications, and the genomic view of glycobiology. Glycomics, analogous to genomics and proteomics, is the systematic study of all glycan structures of a given cell type or organism and paves the way for a more thorough understanding of the functions of these ubiquitous molecules.
The first edition of Essentials of Glycobiology represented also a notable experiment in publishing, as it became one of the first electronic textbooks. And, now, in recognition of its wide audience and the changing ways in which researchers and students learn and access information, the new edition of Essentials will be made available online simultaneously with the print edition. This novel experiment is the result of the collaborative efforts of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, the National Center for Biotechnology Information, and the editors of the book. Written and edited by glycobiologists with experience in teaching and in research, this volume will be an invaluable resource, both for students and for established investigators in fields such as developmental biology, cell biology, neuroscience, immunology, and biochemistry who require a complete yet concise introduction to this burgeoning field.
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The second edition of Essentials of Glycobiology, superbly printed and illustrated, develops in simple and absolutely precise terms the complicated intricacies of glycobiology. I would have killed to get this encyclopedic treatise 40 years ago when I was working my way through this field.
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CONFIRMED: BAILEY STAYING WITH THE ISLANDERSJosh calls Windsor coach to tell him the news
11:20 pm – While the Islanders are saying they are planning for an announcement on Saturday, the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League had one of their own today. Josh Bailey is not returning to his junior club, the Spitfires announced during their game on Friday night.
Bailey called his Windsor coach, Bob Boughner, before the OHL game on Friday to break the news. Said Boughner, the former NHL defenseman: "It's not the phone call you want to get."
The news is not a stunner, especially after the 19-year old center played more than 19 minutes in today's loss in Boston.
Said Boughner, "We're happy for Josh because we're trying to send guys to the next level, but this leaves a big hole for us." The Spitfires are 23-3-0.
When Jim Parker of the Windsor Star called the Islanders for verification of the story, the Islanders said they had no plans for an announcement on Friday. Read Parker's story here.
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I was discharged from Marine corps recruit training last year for anxiety disorder. I had a panic attack in the confidence chamber and was separated with a JFV1 separation code and a RE-3P reentry code. It honestly just felt like my entire world came crashing down on me. I am now trying to enlist in the Nevada National guard. my six month waiting period is up and my waiver is currently being processed. I saw a two psychiatrists both who cleared me. It wasn't the gas that scared me it was the small space. to get over this fear i sat in my small dark closet for hours even though it freaked me out and now it doesn't bother me I even toke up rock climbing because i hate heights and wanted to get over that i actually enjoy it now. My recruiter processed my waiver a few months ago and NGB asked for a letter stating why i wanted to join and my drivers licence is this a good sign? I really want to join. I also have never taken any medication, saw any psychiatrists previously, or had any panic attacks.
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WBGO and NPR at the 2008 JVC Newport Jazz Festival
July 31, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: concerts, esperanza, festival founder, george wein, guillermo klein, guitarist, herbie hancock, howard alden, Jazz Alive, jazz stars, jvc jazz festival, jvc jazz festival newport, legendary pianist, live jazz, music, new york city, param name, Places and Spaces, spalding, stage acts, Video, village vanguard, wbgo, www youtube
Earlier this summer, WBGO launched NPR's first concert series of live jazz webcasts, "Live at the Village Vanguard," which offers monthly shows from the legendary New York City venue. Next weekend, August 9 and 10, WBGO and NPR Music are teaming up to live webcast main stage acts from the JVC Jazz Festival Newport. On the bill are legendary pianist Herbie Hancock; producer, performer and Jazz Festival founder George Wein; guitarist Howard Alden; along with rising jazz stars Esperanza Spalding and Guillermo Klein y Los Guachos. I'll be your host. Should be fun.
Check out one of my favorite performances captured at Newport.
Amy's Moodys
July 27, 2008. Posted by Amy Niles.Add new comment | Filed under: Champions of Jazz, Diversions, Encounters, james moody, James Moody Scholarship fund, Jazz Alive, Jazz Education, jazz radio, Purchase college, Real Life Stories, Riff, stefon harris, wbgo
I have had the good fortune to have been surrounded these past two years at WBGO by some of the greatest players in jazz. That's what you come to expect when you are a part of the world's most significant jazz radio station. But it's the people who have touched me for more than the music that they create who truly are a part of my heart.
I love the Moodys- James and Linda Moody.
Johnny Griffin: April 24, 1928 - July 25, 2008
July 25, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: arts music, blank title, coleman hawkins, hard bop, injustice, jazz musician, johnny griffin, little giant, Masters, muscular sound, News, no doubt, Notes, ny times, nytimes, obit, rhythm and blues, rough and tumble, saxophone, saxophonist, stature, target, wails
WBGO bids farewell to Johnny Griffin, a master jazz musician. Many jazz people referred to Griffin as "The Little Giant," no doubt because of his dimunitive stature (he was a shade below 5 and a half feet tall). The consensus, however, was that Griffin's true stature loomed large in the music. Johnny Griffin could easily fall under the category of "hard bop saxophonist," but to do so would be an injustice. When you listen to the raw muscular sound of early Johnny Griffin records, you can hear a combination of saxophone legend Coleman Hawkins, the rough-and-tumble rhythm and blues of Griffin's Chicago hometown, and some definitive gospel wails. It was a big, combustible sound. One that will be missed.
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|Pakistani Exchange Fosters Understanding
|Written by Gary Childers
|Thursday, 16 May 2013 08:32
An exchange is breaking down misunderstandings and misconceptions of nations—one community at a time—that demonstrated at Monday's Watauga Board of Education meeting. A presentation by a group of teachers and administrators who hosted Pakistani teachers in their homes and schools
in Watauga County, then returned the visit with those same educators in Pakistan this year, explained by Hardin Park principal, Mary Smalling. She provided background about how the project came into being due to a Fulbright Scholar student from Pakistan visiting Appalachian State and finding out Americans were not as he thought they were. This graduate student developed a project with a professor from ASU to address the differences in perceptions between Pakistani and American citizens...
At the conclusion of their presentation the participants announced that the Pakistanis were coming back in October or November and bringing students this time. A request was made for volunteers to become host families for the two weeks these visitors will be in the county.
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text: A KEY international fisheries event is scheduled for Italy later this month. Slow Fish is back at the Genoa Fiera from May 27 to 30, the fifth biannual international event dedicated to the world of fish and marine ecosystems. Debates, meetings, workshops and tastings will focus on issues linked to sustainable fishing and responsible seafood consumption. The Slow Food Presidia and Terra Madre food communities will make a special contribution to Slow Fish 2011, bringing the public's attention to biodiversity-preservation projects that help protect a particular aquatic species or preserve a traditional fish processing technique. Fishers and producers from Chile, Mauritania, Norway and the Netherlands will be representing the international Presidia set up by the Slow Food Foundation for Biodiversity (www.slowfoodfoundation.org) But the organisers say the real stars of this year's Slow Fish are the fishers who choose to respect their local ecosystem as they go about their daily work. Representatives from Terra Madre food communities will, they say, be bringing stories of men and women involved in fishing from every corner of the world, participating in conferences and workshops and contributing to an "invaluable exchange of knowledge." From Piedmont in the north to Sicily in the south, the Italian Presidia is claimed to demonstrate the "incredible wealth of biodiversity" in the peninsula's seas, lakes and rivers, like Menaica anchovies and Roman coastline tellina clams from the Mediterranean or Ceresole tench and Corno alle Scale char from inland waters. Attention will be focused at the event not just on at-risk or under-appreciated fish species, but also traditional knowledge about their processing. Orbetello Bottarga and Traditional Marinated Comacchio Valleys Eel are two examples of Presidia protecting skills that have been handed down from generation to generation. Download the PDF file here:


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|Lees-McRae College offers several camps this summer including Outdoor Adventure and Wildlife Rehabilitation
|Written by Meghan Wright, LMC
|Wednesday, 02 May 2012 10:13
Lees-McRae College offers a variety of summer camps for students who seek excitement both in and out of the classroom in a summer climate that is unrivaled. Whether they hit the bike trails or take to the stage, Lees-McRae has a camp for your child in a safe and enriching environment.
Lees-McRae is featuring three academic summer camps for rising 9th-12th grade students, day camps for younger children and athletic camps for students of many ages.
Lees-McRae College will host the Creative and Performing Arts Camp (CAPA) June 23-29 on the campus in Banner Elk. CAPA is a model arts program for rising 9th-12th grade students. Participants in this camp will discover and explore a wide range of arts experiences including, but not limited to acting, costuming, dance, improvisation, make-up, music, performance, script writing and set design and how all of these theatrical elements work together. The camp will culminate in a performance at the end of the week for family, friends and the college community.
Discovering ones creative potential and individual self in relationship to the world in which they live, work, and play is essential to the creative and performing arts experience. The faculty and staff of CAPA greatly value quality education and arts experiences for all youth. The National Standards for Arts Education underpin the camp curriculum.
Offered June 24-29, the Outdoor Adventure and Nature Camp is designed for rising 9th-12th grade students who have an interest in learning and exploring the outdoor environment. Participants will have the opportunity to study in the beautiful mountains of western North Carolina, a natural setting for hiking, backpacking, camping, swimming and ziplining.
The camp will provide participants with insight into wildlife rehabilitation at the Blue Ridge Wildlife Institute and field biology at the Elk Valley Preserve and Field Station, both located on the campus of Lees-McRae College.
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Video: Bombing suspects' aunt: They could not have done this
The father of the two Boston bombing suspects says he believes his sons were framed.
Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev were identified as the two people in the images released by officials Friday.
Twenty six-year-old Tamerlan was killed in a shoot out with police last night and his brother, 19-year-old Dzhokhar, is the subject of a manhunt that has the Boston area on lock down.
Speaking from his home in Russia, their father Anzor said he believed the boys were framed and called the shooting of his oldest son "cowardly."
He said he's scared for Dzhokar's life and said authorities should arrest him and bring him in alive.
In a separate interview, Anzor said he is 100 percent confident in his sons' innocence.
He said the boys never even saw guns in his home except on television.
He also said Chechens are persecuted in Kyrgyzstan and that's why they fled to the US.
The two suspects are ethnic Chechens.


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A native of Carbon County has donated a substantial amount of money to the College of Eastern Utah for student scholarships.
Donna Vee Forsyth Christensen has established a trust fund that will be used for international student scholarships. The total amount placed in the trust fund by Christensen was $180,808.25.
Christensen was recently honored as an outstanding supporter by being given the Gold Circle Award at the 2007 Founder Days celebration in March.
Christensen was raised in Price until she was in the fourth grade and then the family moved to Helper. She attended elementary school there and then went to Helper Junior High and on to Carbon High School. While she was attending high school she was able to take concurrent classes at CEU at the same time.
After graduation from high school she moved to Salt Lake where she started a nursing career. She was two years into her program when her life changed when she met Ron Christensen, who married her and took her to Richfield where she spent the next 35 years owning and running the Holiday Host Motel on the Sevier county seats Main Street.
During that time the couple had three children and in addition ran some farming property in the area. Later two of the children attended CEU.
At one point she decided to go back to school and started classes at Snow College where she was an honor student. During that time she also participated on the Snow College debate team.
"I was surprised and delighted when we went to debate Snow and there she was on their team," said former CEU debate coach Neil Warren.
Later Christensen completed her bachelors degree at Southern Utah University, with a major in psychology and a minor in history. An honor student she soon found herself teaching at Richfield Junior High and then North Sevier High School in Salina.
The years passed and it seemed too soon that the couple had reached their retirement years. They decided to stay in Richfield and bought a new house. Their plans including relaxing, traveling and just enjoying life. However, Ron incurred some health problems and not long after Donna suffered a paralyzing stroke. Despite the setback Donna decided she loved teaching and began tutoring Spanish students. Soon she found she had an interest in disadvantaged kids.
When she moved back to her roots in Helper she continued to be involved in teaching students and became very interested in international students. It was then that she decided to contribute the money to the college.


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An independent 12 year old girl, full of faith and hope for better things to come, runs away from home fearing child protective services will take her away from her abusive mother. A homeless veteran becomes her unlikely protector and friend. Political ambitions of the local mayor and police chief threaten their futures as they discover how true friendship can change a life forever.
Cast: Mattew Chappell, Nancy Aguiar, Butkus, James Bailey, Christina Fougnie
Produced by: Kelly Worthington
Directed by: Jefferson Moore
Written by: Jefferson Moore
Running time: 1hr 58min
Opens: Mar 06, 2009 Limited
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Building the World's Longest Pictures8 Photos
Xtreme Waterparks traveled halfway around the world for an exclusive look at the longest waterslide on Earth, a temporary installation that stretched across 2,000 feet of New Zealand's beautiful landscape.
Spring Family Fun in Virginia9 Photos
Spring is a time for family fun excursions and Virginia is a perfect playground for those who seek something fresh and new this season.
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World's Best Family Train Trips12 Photos
Forget confining planes or stressful road trips. For an unforgettable family adventure, take in the world's most spectacular scenery onboard a family-friendly train.
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Summer's here, and the kids are getting restless. That means one thing: Time for an amusement park! From coast to coast, these parks keep kids (and kids at heart) happy with fun rides and more!
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Hold on to your swim trunks -- we're giving you an all-access, adrenaline-filled virtual tour of the wildest, over-the-top and exhilarating water rides in the world!
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|Crimestoppers Seeks Info in Blowing Rock Theft
|Written by Steve Frank
|Monday, 05 November 2012 08:54
High Country Crimestoppers and Blowing Rock Police seek the public's assistance in solving a theft from Sunday, October 28th. At approximately 4:00 p.m., a white male wearing a red, black and gray coat, a hunter green cap and blue jeans entered the employee's room of Rack Room Shoes
at Shoppes on the Parkway and stole an employee's iPhone. The suspect was seen or surveillance, and pictures are posted on this site. Anyone with information on this crime or any other crime is asked to call Crimestoppers at 828-268-6959 / 828-737-0125 or the Blowing Rock Police Department at 828-295-5212. All information will be kept confidential. Crimestoppers pays rewards for information, which leads to arrests; recovery of stolen property; seizure of drugs and the location of wanted persons.
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