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The Show-Me-State rivalry begins in '08
The team had a successful trip to Arizona,winning the series over the Diamondbacks. And they are enjoying their day off in St. Louis.
This week is the first of two Cardinals weeks. It's blue versus red – the I-70 Series 23 years later. The Royals encourage all of you to sport your blue this week and attend the watch party tomorrow in the Kansas City Power & Light District.
With that said, let's go around the horn…
How about that starting pitching of late? Gil Meche threw four perfect innings yesterday. Yea, perfect. Meche did eventually allow three runs, but he got the win and finished off a nice series win over the Diamondbacks.
As for the rest of the rotation…They've delivered. Meche, rookie Luke Hochevar, Zack Greinke, Brian Bannister and tomorrow's starter Kyle Davies have been sharp over the last week. In pitching 46.1 innings, the group has a 2.53 ERA. That's 13 earned runs during a seven game span. Royals' starters have allowed just 3 homers and struck out 36 (big thanks to Meche for his 10 K's yesterday) during those seven games. Now that is quality pitching.
Royals broadcaster Ryan Lefebvre said it during yesterday's FSN-KC broadcast. David DeJesus is locked in right now. The praise came after the Royals outfielder hit his first career grand slam into Arizona's version of a splash down – the pool in right-center field. DeJesus is hitting .350 over his last 20 games, which includes a 12-game hitting streak. DeJesus has 11 extra base hits during that span including four homers.
Recently recalled Mike Aviles is killing the ball with a .368 average and a .711 slugging percentage over his last 10 games…Jose Guillen is too, extending his hitting streak to 10 games and upping his average to a season high .288.
This weekend spells a ton of great stuff for fans. Three games versus the San Francisco Giants and three great promotions.
Friday: The Royals present Kansas City's largest firework show ever, The Sky Show hosted by Pepsi and 99.7 The Boulevard…The Royals are 4-2 in interleague play this season.
Saturday: Alex Gordon Bobblehead Night…The Royals are 1-0 on Bobblehead nights this season, winning 4-2 on Big John Mayberry night versus Cleveland
Sunday: Salute to Negro Leagues Day and Kansas City Monarch Caps…For one day, it'll be the Monarchs versus the San Francisco Seals as both teams will wear Negro Leagues throwbacks.
Royals Vice President of Sales and Marketing said seats are going fast for Friday and Saturday
Hope to see you out at the K this weekend and remember, it's the first of two Cardinals weeks…WEAR YOUR BLUE.


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MACON, Ga. -- A new state law allows package liquor stores to open on Thanksgiving and Christmas for the first time.
The Macon Telegraph reports that due to successful lobbying from the Georgia Alcohol Dealers Association, the state Department of Revenue revised regulations in February and for the first time package stores can open on the two holidays.
André Cates, the owner of Andre's Liquor Shoppe on Presidential Parkway in Macon, told the newspaper he has always enjoyed having Thanksgiving off, but plans to work for the first time in his 30 years of working in package stores.
"I'm going to give it a shot," he said. "I certainly could use the sales."
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St. Paul, MN (Sports Network) - Ryan Suter tied the game with 55 seconds
remaining in the third period and Mikko Koivu scored at the 2:43 mark of
overtime to lift the surging Minnesota Wild to a 4-3 win over the fading
Phoenix Coyotes at Xcel Energy Center.
Phoenix forward Antoine Vermette went off for cross-checking 35 seconds into
the extra session. After the power play expired, Zach Parise dished the puck
to Koivu at the bottom of the right circle and the Minnesota captain drove to
the net and fired a shot past Coyotes goalie Jason LaBarbera.
Niklas Backstrom made 24 saves for the Wild, who notched their seventh
straight win and moved into a tie with idle Vancouver for first place in the
Northwest Division.
LaBarbera finished with 33 saves for a Phoenix team trending in the wrong
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MARIETTA, Ohio (AP) — A sheriff in southern Ohio says an inmate at the Washington County jail has died after he was discovered hanging in his cell.
Sheriff Larry Mincks tells the Marietta Times (http://bit.ly/15fveZJ ) 34-year-old William Michael Barrows of Henderson, Ky., was found around 3:30 p.m. Friday.
Barrows was transported to the local hospital, where he died shortly after arrival. An autopsy is being conducted by the Montgomery County coroner.
Police said Barrows had a girlfriend, 32-year-old Kristica Skelley, in New Matamoras (meh-TAM'-ehr-uss) and recently had been residing there. He was booked for alleged domestic violence against Skelley on Thursday.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation has been called in to review the circumstances surrounding Barrow's death.
The incident comes as a state investigation is underway into two high-profile hangings in state prisons.
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Located on Grootwater Farm, !Khwa ttu Restaurant entices with lighty, hearty and creative dishes picked fresh from the garden and baked fresh from the oven.
Housed in a 40 seater restored original farmhouse, perched on the hills, diners enjoy dining with a view and cooling tea garden complimented by famous vineyard wines.
The menu focuses on fresh products, homemade breads and decadent cakes. Weekends beacon 3-course meals and imaginative deserts.
Enjoy culinary creations from resident Swiss chef and a menu filled with hearty creativity at !Khwa ttu Restaurant in Darling.
Enjoy delicious breakfasts, lunches and dinners in intimate surrounds or alfresco in the private courtyard.
This home away from home lingers with the aroma of freshly baked bread and old world charm. Enjoy freshly baked scones and cakes baked daily at 137 High Street in Grahamstown.
Completely built of stacked limestone blocks in 1892, the Spookhuis is a local landmark and legend in South African history. It is the home to our daytime café on the water and a magnificent venue and setting for weddings, family events and conferences.
Delicious gourmet picnics, homemade baked good, soups, jams, chutneys and organic produce are available. Our wine cellar highlights the Hemel en Aarde and Walker Bay wine regions, including Creation, Hamilton Russell, Bouchard Finlayson, Sprinfontein, Raka and Jackson's.
Lovingly run by a husband and wife team who specialise in homemade specialities made the Portuguese way.
Tucked away in Ferndale with a loyal seafood following and homely décor, 1920 Portuguese Restaurant welcomes patrons with warm smiles, family photos dominated by football memorabilia and the lingering aroma of mouth-watering cuisine.
The service is friendly and attentive; the menu brims with Portuguese delights and good selection of imported beers and wines using fresh ingredients and family recipes passed down from generations.
Enjoy an array of homemade Madeiran specialties like Fejoada – a traditional pork, beef, chourico, and bean stew, fall-off-the-bone oxtail, porco com amêijoa - pork and clam casserole, tender calamari and succulent prawn rissoles.
If prawns beguile, try the LM Mozambique prawns, served with a delicious homemade peri-peri and hand-cut potato chips or rice. The espetada, skewered cubes of rump steak, grilled the traditional way and served with milho frito, pan-fried squares of creamy polenta with kale, is a must-try.
Tantalise the taste buds with a journey of the Portuguese islands at this homely and welcoming restaurant in Ferndale, Randburg.
A young and highly trained team of chefs captivates the palate with decadent food in a beautiful setting.
With various seating options to choose from, diners can indulge in the quiet comfort of the cool interior, or succumb to the cool breeze on the veranda, or soak up the dappled shade in the garden.
The service is fast and efficient, and the cuisine boasts creative talent and excellent value for money.
26 on Park can be found opposite the entrance to the museum in Park Road.
Exuding a designer ambiance and electric collection of works from young designers and photographers, 27th Café is a trendy hotspot on South Street.
The menu proffers light meals in a relaxed setting, with great cappucinos and delicious Turkish Strawberry smoothies.
Try the gorgonzola and pear croissant or dig into the chicken, sun-dried tomatoes and olive version, for heartier appetites try the three mini burgers in ham, cheese and a plain burger.
The low prices make this place very attractive, considering the trendy ambiance and additional gallery.
Housed in a 115 year historic house, in the historical precinct of Modderfontein, this heart warming country retreat invites cosy family get-togethers, intimate dinners and languid lunches.
Dine alfresco soaking up the lush park like gardens or appreciate the beauty of nature shaded by an old oak tree. Benches and umbrellas welcome relaxed outdoor lunches.
The dining room is perfect for old fashioned intimacy as is the enclosed veranda for those who enjoy a little more privacy.
Ideal for families, lovers and friends, dining at 33 High Street creates a memorable experience.
Casual and laidback, 34 Degrees South has latitude. Start with a platter of freshly shucked wild coastal oysters still tasting of salt and sea. Tuck into calamari and mussels done in many ways – in vinaigrette, masala, with peri-peri or with wine and garlic. The herring comes six ways, the fish pates four and the mezze too many ways to mention.
Traditional Greek, Spanish and Portuguese themes run through an eclectic menu that highlights Mediterranean flavours – with chicken, ostrich and vegetarian options for diners averse to seafood.
With tastebuds still tingling from oysters and bubbly, the mains are sure to tantalise.
Signature dishes tempt with fresh line fish brought in through the Knysna Heads, east-coast sole, linefish espetada, Portuguese sardines, jambalaya and seafood paella.
The atmosphere exudes peacefulness flanked by dramatic cliffs and trickling streams. Savour a memorable 4-course dinner or hearty breakfasts to kick start the day. Lunches revitalise with light and fulfilling selections.
This family owned restaurant prides itself on personalised service and is renowned as one of the fine dining experiences in Waterval.
Enjoy a meal in intimate surrounds or alfresco in the tea garden. If a languid lunch calls for some sporting time, then bask in the sports pub filling up on pub grub.
5 Owls Restaurant welcomes families and invites relaxation in beautiful surrounds at BergWater Lodge, Waterval.
Situated in the Glenwood shopping centre with an interior dressed in orange and pink shaded in soft palates on the wall, A Cabana serves authentic Portuguese cuisine.
Some of the favourite starters include the traditional grilled portuguese sardines with coarse salt, served with a touch of olive oil and vinegar or chickenl with garlic, wine and peri-peri sauce.
For mains, try the prawns a cabana - 12 succulent prawns with garlic and lemon butter or the cabana steak, served with garlic, mushrooms, tomatoes, onions and green pepper sauce.
For more exotic dishes try the bacalhau or the prawn rissoles rounded off by Portuguese pasteis de nata for a popular dessert with a twist - Portuguese kisses.
With warm hospitality and traditional fare, diners can sit back and enjoy the authentic ambience alongside fresh grills and seafood served the Portuguese way.
Real Portuguese hospitality at this comfortable restaurant with good, wholesome food, affordably priced and a relaxed ambience. The Special Prawn Curry is great! Located within Jim & Jerry's Driving Range on the Pecanwood/Broederstroom-side of the bridge over Hartbeespoort Dam.
An unpretentious family-run restaurant serving superb Portuguese cuisine, A Churrasqueira boasts an exciting menu with a wide selection of choices.
An impressive wine list enhances the experience, with a brilliant selection of both South African and Portuguese wines.
The interior is simple and warm, the service excellent and the prices reasonable. All in all, a wonderful place to dine in comfort.
This superb Portuguese restaurant has been running for more than ten years and it's easy to see why. Offering not only traditional Portuguese dishes, but also more unusual Mozambican cuisine, this friendly restaurant provides a memorable dining experience.
Although there is no actual wine list, there is a decent selection of popular South African and Portuguese wines to choose from in a well-placed corner cabinet.
The cosy, unpretentious ambience is further enhanced by Mozambican hut murals on the walls. Unique and welcoming, A Palhota provides a truly relaxed dining experience with great food, great service and a great atmosphere.
There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings.
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"EmD3-ON-3" Debuts Aug. 10-11, 2013
AUBURN, Wash. (February 7, 2013) – The Northwest's premier horse racing venue will be a basketball hotbed this summer when Emerald Downs introduces EmD3-On-3, a two-day hoops extravaganza on 30 courts in the north parking lot.The inaugural EmD3-On-3 is scheduled August 10-11—the week before the Longacres Mile—and is expected to attract players from all over Washington and possibly beyond. The event will be modeled after the extraordinarily successful Hoopfest in Spokane, which began with 2,000 players in 1990 and has grown to one of the city's biggest events with nearly 28,000 players and 3,000 volunteers in 2012."The Puget Sound region is one of the nation's biggest hotbeds for basketball, with tremendous interest and participation in youth, high school and collegiate programs," said Emerald Downs President Ron Crockett. "A 3-On-3 tournament is a natural, and we have a great venue that is centrally located for easy access."To be held on 30 side-by-side half-courts in the parking lot north of the grandstand, EmD3-On-3 is open to teams and players of all ages and abilities. Cost per team is $120 with each team guaranteed at least three games.For more information and sponsorship opportunities, please contact event coordinator Bob Fraser at email@example.com or (253) 288-7028. First-year sponsors will enjoy inaugural year pricing for the first five years of sponsorship renewal.Established in 1996, Emerald Downs is a Thoroughbred racing facility and considered the gem of racing in the Pacific Northwest. The facility sees over 400,000 visitors a year, and according to Emerald Downs President Ron Crockett the track employs 240 people during non-racing season and 460 during live racing months. Thoroughbred racing in the State of Washington boast an economic impact of $253 million each year.
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Every now and then my zimbra server crashes and it is just an absolute mess to try and get it running again (usually coz the server crashed and results in a corrupted file system).
So I restore it from a nightly backup, but local clients running IMAP lose any locally synchronised emails. Clients are using thunderbird and iPhone.
I was just wondering if anyone knows of a way around it? (without changing to pop3). It would be great if the local email could sync back onto the server rather than just vanishing off the client without a trace. Or is this just by design when using IMAP?.
Perhaps I need to disconnect the account on the client and register a new account, then copy any missing emails into the new one? That doesn't sound fun :/
What have other people done when restoring from a backup?
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA9) -- A woman suffered non-life threatening injuries in a fire at a townhouse in Fairfax County on Thursday evening.
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department officials say firefighters responded to a fire at approximately 5:30 p.m. in the Alexandria area of Fairfax County at 6533 Gildar Street.
Officials say firefighters saw smoke coming from the rear of the home. Inside, they encountered smoke and fire in the basement. Firefighters were able to bring the fire under control in a matter of minutes.
Officials tell us there was one injury. A woman was transported to Washington Hospital Center for non-life threating injuries, say officials.
The fire left behind an estimated $75,000 in damage.
Officials are trying to determine the cause of the fire.


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I'm sorry I've been offline for so long. My trip to Arizona was abruptly aborted when I had to rush to my mother's hospital bedside in California. She's now stable and I'm finally home in Toronto, and in the right frame of mind to bring you up to date on my travels.
In the next little while, I'll post a few pages on the stunning topography and plants of Arizona. Although my trip was cut short, I did manage to visit an interesting arboretum east of Phoenix, take several walks in the desert and see the Chiricahua National Monument with its fantastic rock formations.
My friends Karen and Michael made me very welcome in their home in northern Scottsdale. Some of the barrel and prickly pear cactuses surrounding their property were just starting to bloom, although I was a week or two too early for the full-on spring bloom of the desert.
Their garden has a pretty pool and a spa (main photo, above), and right outside its walls is the open desert landscape, with its wonderful plants, including majestic old Saguaro cactuses (left), but also rattlesnakes, coyotes and javelinas, or collared peccaries. These nearsighted, smelly, sometimes aggressive omnivores look a bit like a wild boar, but aren't really a member of the pig family. Although I didn't come across one, it's always a good idea to carry a long, stout walking stick just in case.
On one of our morning walks, Karen cautioned me not to get too close to the jumping chollas (pronounced CHOY-yuh). Legend has it this spiny group of cacti can sense your body heat and launch themselves at you, sinking into your skin with long, barbed, painful spines and tenaciously hanging on. Ouch. While this isn't strictly true, they do propagate by attaching plantlets to anything–animal or human–that even lightly brushes against them.
The photograph I've posted here (left) is of the teddy bear cholla (Opuntia bigelovii). If you look closely, you can see a few plantlets around its base that are taking root.
The best defence against chollas is to give them a wide berth. If you do get one stuck on you, it's recommended that you use a comb to catch and flick it away. As for me, I got some stuck in my walking shoe and had to use stout pliers to pull out the spines. Michael had a cholla attach itself to his calf while playing golf–at first he thought he'd been bitten by a rattlesnake.
You've been warned.
Next: Majestic landscapes, amazing plants


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Thought you would be interested in some new clothing products that I just got in for the company I work for. It is called Wild Things Tactical. It is clothing that is made 100% is the USA and is designed and built for our US military. All of the pieces are well thought out using some of the nicest materials on the market and not weighing 100 pounds like some of the military items. All of the jackets and pants will work great for hunting applications which makes me really excited to start using some of the pieces this upcoming hunting season. If you have any questions about it let me know or you can check out the site www.highcalibergear.com.


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All Day IPA 15-Packs Coming This Spring
We're excited to announce 15-pack cans of All Day IPA will begin shipping to our distributor partners in March, replacing All Day IPA 12-pack cans without raising the suggested retail price. This is the first time a major craft brewery has put out a 15-pack. "We are able to offer 15-pack cans due to production…Read More »


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(This is how we do it!)
Sha la la la la la lo!
Shabada lo lo lo whoa!
Lo lo lo low-oh-oh!
[Verse 1]
This is how we do it
It's Friday night, and I feel all right
The party is here on the West Side
So I reach for my 40 and I turn it up
Designated driver take the keys to my truck
Hit the 'shaw cause I'm faded
Honeys in the street say, "Monty, yo, we made it!"
It feels so good in my hood tonight
The summertime skirts and the guys in kani
All the gangbangers forgot about the drive-by
You gotta get your groove on, before you go get paid
So tip up your cup and throw your hands up
And let me hear the party say
I'm kinda buzzed and its all because
(This is how we do it)
South Central does it like nobody does
(This is how we do it)
To all my neighbors, you got much flavor
(This is how we do it)
Let's flip the track, bring the old school back
(this is how we do it)
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This is how we do it, all hands are in the air
And wave them from here to there
If you're an O.G. mack or a wannabe player
You see the hood's been good to me
Ever since I was a lower-case g
But now I'm a big G
The girls see I got the money
Hundred-dollar bills y'all
If you were from where I'm from then you would know
That I gotta get mine in a big black truck
You can get yours in a '64
Whatever it is, the party's underway
So tip up your cup and throw your hands up
And let me hear the party say...
(This is how we do it)
(All my homies)
I'll never come wack on an old school track
(This is how we do it)
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Check it out!
Once upon a time in '94
Montell made no money and life sure was slow
All they said was 6' 8" he stood
And people thought the music that he made was good
There lived a D.J. and Paul was his name
He came up to Monty, this is what he said
You and Oji are gonna make some cash
Sell a million records and we'll make in a dash
Ohh, I'm buzzin' because...
Oh, it's party time!
Straight up comin' from the West Side
O.G.s got the flavor
And Monty does it like nobody does
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New York, NY (Sports Network) - The National Hockey League announced the
cancellation of its 2012-13 regular-season schedule for the entire month of
November on Friday.
"The National Hockey League deeply regrets having to take this action. By
presenting a proposal to the NHLPA that contemplated a fair division of
revenues and was responsive to Player concerns regarding the value of their
contracts, we had hoped to be able to forge a long-term Collective Bargaining
Agreement that would have preserved an 82-game Regular Season for our fans.
Unfortunately, that did not occur," said NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly in
a statement.
"We acknowledge and accept that there is joint responsibility in collective
bargaining and, though we are profoundly disappointed that a new agreement has
not been attained to this point, we remain committed to achieving an agreement
that is fair for the Players and the Clubs -- one that will be good for the
game and our fans."
The move comes one week after games through Nov. 1 were excised, and eight
days after the league rejected three separate proposals presented by the
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman submitted a six-year offer to the NHLPA on
Oct. 16, one that included a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenue and allowed
for a full 82-game season to begin on Nov. 2. The league's self-imposed
deadline for the players' union to accept that proposal expired on Thursday.
The lockout, which began on Sept. 16, has now caused the cancellation of 326
regular-season games.
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Protect your iPad with an impact resistant hard shell case featuring an extremely slim profile.
amazing work!
superb work!
Lovely~ Great work!
This is awesome!
Love this little guy. Beautiful!
love this sooo much!
This is extremely gorgeous!
This is so awesome!
Thank you everyone! I appreciate your lovely comments! :D
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Thank you rosalina and Angela :)
nice foxy:)
Thanks Daniel :)
this is very professional
Thanks Altay!
Stunning work Amy!
Thank you John :D
I love this! Just got my iPhone 5 case in that I bought from you with the fox on it & it is gorgeous! ;)
Hi Tori, Thank you so much for taking the time to tell me! Your comment is appreciated and so nice to hear :D
This one was absolutley lovely!!
Thank you ver much Simone :)
Thanks Lisa :)
OMG!!! I just saw this and it's soooooo cute.
Aw thanks Erick! :D
Super work!
Thanks Patricia!
I caught one of your new pieces in my feed today, and out of curiosity I stopped by your gallery to see if you ever painted a new fox (after asking about it some time ago). This turned out really great, Amy.
Radenska - I really appreciate you telling me this! Thank you for the lovely comment!
No problem, Amy - you're welcome!
Wonderful piece! :D
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
Swamp Water Punch - Drink At Your Own Risk
48 comments:
- once in a blue moon said...
these are adorable, your pics are just spot on. my husband would have loved to be in your drain when you ditiched the coffee, well me too, but i got big hips! i bet you have the best halloweenie house in town~
- October 6, 2011 at 3:45 PM
- Julie Harward said...
Love these...and the idea of putting Eagle Brand into it! ;D
- October 6, 2011 at 3:48 PM
- Red Couch Recipes said...
What fun! Zoulah can't wait to sip (gulp some). Your presentation is great and what a great container for the swamp water. Joni
- October 6, 2011 at 4:22 PM
- La Table De Nana said...
Bravo! The pics are adorable..as well as the concoction..
you are a great blogger..
Honestly..along the Bakerella lines:)
- October 6, 2011 at 4:34 PM
- A Kitchen Witch said...
How fun! thanks for sharing.
- October 6, 2011 at 4:38 PM
- The White Farmhouse said...
I see some Swamp Water in a certain preschool halloween party's future! How fun are these?! I like the idea of reusing the Starbucks bottles. My MIL loves those drinks so I could just tell her to save me the bottles. Thanks for the great idea!
- October 6, 2011 at 4:43 PM
- Susan At Glen Oaks Primitives said...
Hi, Jaqueline, it's nice to meet you. I have followed your blog for months and never seem to find the time to comment. I'm sorry, shame on me, you have the most fabulous blog!
I don't know how to do this, but is there something called "linking up" a post to someone else's? Like your Foodie Friday, I
have some recipes for baked goods with pumpkin in them and I'd love to do your
"Swamp Water Punch Drink" as a feature on my blog. If you have time, please email me. I thank you for the awesome post.
Warm Regards,
- October 6, 2011 at 4:49 PM
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
Woo Hoo save me a bottle or two! Love your pics Jacqueline, my favorite is the second to last, great fade:@)
- October 6, 2011 at 4:55 PM
- Susan At Glen Oaks Primitives said...
Hi, Jacqueline, sorry for being so dumnb.
I've got the Foodie Friday info and link
over at Designs by Gollum. Gosh, I could spend all day on your beautiful blog and
Michael's, there's just so many beautiful
photos and wonderful recipes from both
of you.
Warm Regards,
- October 6, 2011 at 5:08 PM
- SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...
So clever! I know why the coffee drink went down the drain :) The bottles are such a perfect size and I love this idea! Your labels and bottles, the straws - everything is adorable!
- October 6, 2011 at 5:55 PM
- Barbara F. said...
I think you and Joni are the Queens of Halloween!! What good treats you have going on over there. xo,
- October 6, 2011 at 6:00 PM
- Cathy at Wives with Knives said...
What a great idea for a Halloween get together! Using the Starbuck's bottles is a fantastic idea. I love to come to visit, Jacqueline. I know I will always find something fun and interesting.
- October 6, 2011 at 6:01 PM
- Diane Hodrick said...
I would love to make you some cricut labels for your swamp juice. :) My daughter is mortified that you would pour frappuccino down the sink though. :) You wouldn't believe the stuff I have stored under my drafting table. I never throw a glass bottle away. I will have to point out to my husband that now I don't have to make anyone drink coffee til they explode so I can have the empties. I knew my madness would pay off. I have a stash of swamp juice bottles ready to be swamped. lol. Don't take this wrong, but that green stuff looks like it would smell swampy...that is a high compliment for Beaulah....very realistic looking. This blog is more fun than ought to be legal. Thanks for the laughs!
- October 6, 2011 at 6:50 PM
- Gina said...
Love these! I've been thinking about buying bottles like this, but your Frappucino idea is the best. Thanks for sharing.
- October 6, 2011 at 6:53 PM
- Tanya said...
Brava Beaulah! Never thought I'd say this, but your Swamp Juice looks delicious!
- October 6, 2011 at 7:02 PM
- Jessica McCann said...
I love the green and purple together. It looks so cute!
- October 6, 2011 at 7:09 PM
- La said...
Great treat for all the tricksters.
- October 6, 2011 at 7:48 PM
- Sue said...
Love the color of your swamp juice! I'm going to have to try it. The labels are the perfect touch!
- October 6, 2011 at 7:57 PM
- Pondside said...
Oh yes, we'd all like to come to that party for a sip of Swamp Water!
- October 6, 2011 at 8:36 PM
- Lisa said...
Just when I think you can not possibly be anymore clever! As always, thanks Jacqueline!
Hugs, Lisa
- October 6, 2011 at 8:43 PM
- Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti said...
This is such a fabulous idea! The drink almost looks like it is glowing, so I'm sure children would love drinking it at a halloween party!
- October 6, 2011 at 9:19 PM
- Christina said...
Your swamp juice is so cute. From the color of the juice to the labels to the purple straws, I just love it all. I would love it if you would share this idea at my "It's a Celebration" link party here
I think my readers would love it as much as I do.
- October 6, 2011 at 10:32 PM
- Lisa said...
Ooohh, you are so ready for Halloween!
- October 7, 2011 at 12:12 AM
- It's me said...
Great that bottles !! and with the green halloween ready !!....love from me...xxx...
- October 7, 2011 at 12:59 AM
- Mandi said...
I'm looking for something new to serve as our Halloween party drink, and thanks to you I just found it! We'll be doing ours in a large punch bowl though, do you think this drink would still work for that? Or should this be more of an individual drink?
Also, it's killing me that you dumped out all that Starbucks! Haha!
Mandi at BBM
- October 7, 2011 at 11:05 AM
- Mari said...
HI Jacqueline~Wow I love this idea and I thank you for sharing it with us!! I wish I was at your home for Halloween, what a blast you must have :)
- October 7, 2011 at 12:13 PM
- Amy said...
These are super fun! I'll definitely drink up! :) Happy Friday!
- October 7, 2011 at 12:34 PM
- Sweet Coconut Lime said...
You are so cute & I LOVE this idea! I love the way you write too! :) Thanks for the awesome idea! I saw those glasses at Walmart the other day, but didn't know if I wanted them bad enough to just throw out the liquid too. Know I think I do! :)
Thanks for sharing!
- October 7, 2011 at 1:57 PM
- Chubby N Chieque said...
Hi Jackie,
HA! Spooky is coming to Purple Choco? That's really cute.
Would love to try your recipes. Makes the whole family drool here.
Million tnx for dropping by.
Happy w/end--
Greetings from Stockholm,
- October 7, 2011 at 2:11 PM
- Amanda said...
This is so fun and swampy! It sounds tasty too!
- October 7, 2011 at 5:20 PM
- A Hint of Home said...
What a cute idea! I bet they were a big hit!
- October 7, 2011 at 7:39 PM
- Katie@LeBeauPaonVictorien said...
Love this!!! What a cool idea. It sounds really yummy too1
- October 7, 2011 at 8:35 PM
- Erin said...
This is so cool! We're going to have to do this for our Halloween party!
- October 8, 2011 at 7:24 AM
- Sweet Meanderings said...
What a wonderful idea! I'm going to send my daughters your blog address so they can get ideas for our grandsons' Halloween.
- October 8, 2011 at 7:49 AM
- Shiloh said...
Awesome idea! Lol, it is kinda murky gross looking.:) I'm pinning, and I may use it sometime.:)
- October 8, 2011 at 12:32 PM
- French Kissed said...
Spell binding little refreshments...love the pairing with the purple and white straws! Hope you are having a fun weekend.
- October 8, 2011 at 1:01 PM
- The Southern Fried Bride said...
New follower and what a delightful blog you have!
- October 8, 2011 at 2:45 PM
- The Southern Fried Bride said...
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- October 8, 2011 at 2:45 PM
- Bethany @ A Fish Who Likes Flowers said...
This is awesome!!! And such a unique idea. I might have to give it a try. Thanks for linking this up to my Monster Mash Bash!!!
- October 8, 2011 at 4:25 PM
- Unknown said...
I love all the handy tips in this post. The murky green punch will be AWESOME for a Halloween party!
- October 8, 2011 at 7:16 PM
- Erin said...
Visiting from Met Monday...Love these! What a great idea to use the Frap bottles! Looks ewww...just like a spooky drink should! :)
- October 9, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- kitty said...
Love these creepy, murky drink!! You guests will surely slurp it down!!
- October 10, 2011 at 12:09 PM
- Marlis said...
You have to be the best house on the block! I love the swamp water.. so great. Must give this a try for the little ones this year. Thanks for sharing.. xo marlis
- October 11, 2011 at 8:32 AM
- mgster said...
Love those bottles and labels...but you nearly made my heart stop when you said you dumped all that delicious Starbucks down the drain!!! LOL
- October 12, 2011 at 4:54 PM
- DeanaJ said...
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- October 13, 2011 at 11:52 AM
- The Tablescaper said...
How neat! Love this idea. So creative.
- The Tablescaper
- October 14, 2011 at 6:46 PM
- melanie champnoise said...
I love this idea! I think I am going to put a twist on it and spike it for my Halloween party this year! Thanks for sharing. (:
- August 10, 2012 at 10:56 AM
- Colleen U. said...
Thanks so much for the cute ideas and inspiration! I loved your post! I used some of your ideas and linked back to you on my blog. I'd love it if you checked it out!
Thanks again!
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Houston, TX (Sports Network) - Kevin Martin led all scorers with 17 points on
6-of-11 shooting for the Houston Rockets, who dropped the New Orleans Hornets
in a 95-75 drubbing to hand them their first loss of the preseason.
Fellow starters Patrick Patterson and Chandler Parsons each poured in 10
points apiece for Houston, while former New York Knicks sensation Jeremy Lin
netted nine points and dished out seven assists as the Rockets won their
second consecutive game.
Donatas Motiejunas finished with 13 points on 6-of-10 shooting and off-season
acquisition Toney Douglas scored 11 points off the bench for the Rockets.
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the Anthony Davis era. The rookie center did not play, sitting with an injured
Al-Farouq Aminu led the way for New Orleans with 15 points and Robin Lopez
added 11 while collecting eight rebounds. Greivis Vasquez shot just 4-of-13
from the field and had a game-high five turnovers in the loss, but finished
with 10 points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals.
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third quarter to the Rockets' 22, breaking the game open.
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again until Thursday, when the Hornets take on the Atlanta Hawks. The Rockets
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Hello everyone,
I have zebra desktop installation with two accounts - one gmail, one yahoo. However due to a dispute with one of our housemates all of the mail was deleted on my husband his computer. I personally haven't started up zdesktop so far.
The accounts both have IMAP, so according to the internet it will synchronize on the computer and I'm afraid to lose all our information. The other PC has been erased already, so only this one is left. The yahoo account was used to send our accountant important information about pending orders and forecasts. I don't really care about the gmail, if it's lost, so be it.
Is it possible with zebra to not synchronize and "backup" this emails in a readable format format somewhere so we know what orders are left ?
Everything happened yesterday, so even if a day is missing, we will send out a mail for everyone who purchased something during the weekend.
I realize we should make a backup more often and I'm looking into that next, though any help of any kind will be greatly appreciated to resolve this situation if it's even possible.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA) -- Fairfax County Police have identified the man who was hit and killed by an Amtrak train in Alexandria on Thursday evening.
Police say 64-year-old Richard Anderson of the North Springfield area was struck at approximately 7 p.m. in the area of Backlick Road and Interstate 495.
Amtrak officials say he was struck by Train 19, traveling from New York City to New Orleans. Two hundred and twenty-five people were on board the train, headed south. No one on the train was hurt in the incident.
The incident is under investigation but foul play is not suspected, say police.


text: Hey all.... a buddy and myself were unsuccessful in the general draw. We will buy a point in the fall and try again next year. But for this year I called out to Wyoming fish and game and asked about any leftover tags possibly being available for us to try to get. The person said it will be posted ( if I remember right) the first of July and go on sale first come first serve around the 10th or 15th of that month (?). The man also said the Fish and Game webb site does not have prior years listed of left over tags , for me to research past trends. My question .... are there ever any tags (generally speaking) that are left over every year in some decent areas with lots of public access? Bull tags anywhere or even cow tags? We are bowhunters and that's what we would be hunting with. Any comments? Thanks!!!!!


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Exclusive Diva, edging E Z Kitty last month, is the 8-to-5 morning line favorite.$50,000 HASTINGS HANDICAP18th RUNNING-6 FURLONGSSUNDAY, MAY 12, 2013, 6:14 PM
Track Record: 1:07, Atta Boy Roy (4), Sept. 13, 2009 & Noosa Beach (4), May 16, 2010Stakes Record: 1:08 1/5, No Flies On Doodle, May 2, 2010
Most WinsHorse: 1, 17 tiedJockey: 3, Gallyn Mitchell (Fleet Pacific, 2001; Dinner At Arlene's, 2007, No Flies On Doodle, 2010)Trainer: 2, Bud Klokstad (Ropersandwranglers, 1996; Neon Queen, 2002)Owner: 2, Northwest Farms (Lasting Code, 2004; Dinner At Arlene's, 2007)
Favorites: 8-for-17 (47 %)Winner Bred In: Washington 9, Kentucky 5, California 2, Chile 1Track Condition: fast 15, sloppy 2
Purse: 1st—$27,500-2nd—$10,000-3rd—$7,500-4th—$3,750-5th—$1,250
Owners Hometowns1—Maggie's Special (15) Allen Gideon, Onalaska, WA 2—Champagneandcaviar (8) Fleur De Lis Stables (Raymond Kwik, Spokane, WA; Paul Goldberg Westport, CT)3—Gosailgo (15) Greame Hope, Burnaby, British Columbia 4—Royal Moses (8) Squatting Dog Stable (Craig Harder, Moses Lake, WA; R G Warwick Davenport, WA)5—Plus One (4) Ten Broeck Farm Inc. (David Mowat, Woodinville, WA)6—Smokin' Grey (15) Donnybrook Stable (Michael Bolduc, Seattle, WA)7—E Z Kitty (5-2) Bruce Maller, Incline Village, NV8—Exclusive Diva (8-5) Northwest Farms LLC (Jerre Paxton, Yakima, WA) and Debbie Paxton, Yakima, WA
3 & Up Fillies & Mares @ Emerald DownsMay 12: $50,000 Hastings Handicap, 6 FurlongsJune 9: $50,000 WA State Legislators Stakes, 6-½ FurlongsJuly 7: $50,000 Boeing Handicap, 1MileAug. 18: $65,000 Emerald Distaff, 1-1/8 MileSept. 8: $50,000 Belle Roberts (Washington-bred), 1-1/16 Mile
SUPER 6 HANDICAPPERSJoe Withee (EmD1): Exclusive Diva, E Z Kitty, Smokin' Grey (2012 totals: 11-30/$301.20)Robert Geller (EmD2): E Z Kitty, Exclusive Diva, Royal Moses (6-30/$276.70)Gary Dougherty (Horse Racing Seattle): Exclusive Diva, Royal Moses, Gosailgo (10-30/$311.90)Vic Cozzetti (Predictorsays.com): Exclusive Diva, Champagneandcaviar, E Z Kitty (11-30/308.20)Nick Rousso (Daily Racing Form): Exclusive Diva, Plus One, E Z Kitty (14-30/$336.00)Jacob Pollowitz (EmD3): Exclusive Diva, E Z Kitty, Smokin' Grey (11-30/322.50)Consensus: Exclusive Diva (27), E Z Kitty (11), Royal Moses (3) (12-30/307.70)
NOTES: The Hastings is the first of 29 stakes races to be run this season worth an aggregate $1,545,000…The last two winners of this race, Class Included, You Me and Ema B, went on to win titles as the track's Top Older Filly or Mare…Northwest Farms (Jerre Paxton) is the track's all-time leader with 29 stakes wins including a record two wins in the Hastings. But should morning line favorite Exclusive Diva prevail, the win won't add to the NWF total since the filly is owned in partnership with Debbie Paxton…Speed horses have been dominant in the Hastings including eight gate-to-wire winners in 17 runnings. Before last year, when Class Included defeated the front-running Elusive Noise by a head, 12 straight winners led at the stretch call (eighth pole) of the race…121 lb high-weight E Z Kitty would join Class Included and Fleet Pacific (2001) for most weight carried by a Hastings winner…An E Z Kitty victory would also give trainer Jeff Metz and jockey Anne Sanguinetti their first EmD stakes wins…Before Class Included won last year, the No. 1 post-position was 0-for-16 in the Hastings. Posts 2, 4, 5 and 6 have all produced three winners.


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Visit CSBG's collection of old comic books that now look hilarious in hindsight, like the time Captain America told Wolverine he would never be an Avenger.
Line it is Drawn celebrates the holidays! Who's faster - Santa or the Flash? And what happens when you hang mistletoe under Batman?
In their latest spotlight on abandoned plotlines, CSBG looks at the short-lived plot where the X-Men were invisible to cameras.
Check out CSBG's annual Advent Calendar as they reveal your votes for the greatest Christmas comic book stories of all-time. Only one more week of results!
CSBG asked its readers to choose the most iconic panels in Marvel Comics history. Click to see which images they chose!
CSBG's Mark Ginocchio examines '90s gimmick covers to see if they were just gimmicks or if they were actually good comics, including Bane breaking Batman's back.
Was Knightfall really influenced by the Death of Superman? Was Azrael's stint as Batman always intended to be temporary? Plus, more!
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Our artists take on real life female heroes like Susan B. Anthony and Astronaut Mae Jamison, depicting them as the superheroes they really are!
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Kelly Thompson shares her ideas for some great team-ups she'd like to see from Marvel's female characters.
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HILLSDALE, Mich., (Oct. 8, 2012) – For the very first time in Cobra Moto's storied history the reveal of the upcoming product line is captured in stunning full-color HD video, showcasing the newly redesigned Loretta's-winning Cobra CX65 from top-to-bottom for Cobra customers and retailers alike.
Narrated by Cobra Moto President Sean Hilbert and photographed and edited by Matt Wozney of MXPTV.com (Moto Xposure TV), the new Cobra Moto 2013 reveal video covers the newly designed CX65's American made and industry-leading front forks, custom wheels, twin spar tubular frame, extended swing arm and improved suspension, high output 65cc engine and braking that allows junior racers to stop on a dime.
"Cobra Moto is pumped to ratchet up the launch of our 2013 line to include, for the very first time, video of the new bikes and components – plus putting them all in action," said Hilbert. "Matt Wozney did a great job pulling this all together at Loretta's and we're confident the MX industry is going to like what they see in the new Cobra bikes for 2013."
Filmed entirely at Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. during the 2012 Red Bull Amateur National Motocross Championship, presented by AMSOIL, Cobra Moto's 2013 reveal video features clips from the historic ride of Utah's Pierce Brown to the first-ever 65cc Loretta's title won on an America made dirt bike. The reveal video also features California's Ryder Di Francesco, who became the first-ever racer to win back-to-back 51cc (4-6) AMA 1 class title since the class' inception in 1997. Di Francesco, racing the Cobra JR50, flat out dominated his class, going 1st/1st/1st in the three moto overall format. 2013 Cobra reveal footage also includes 51cc 7-8 AMA 2 class champ Jaiden Taylor (Michigan), Georgia's Gage Linville and California's Jett Reynolds.
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Minutes after Lupe Fiasco debuted his new single "Around My Way (Freedom Ain't Free)," veteran producer Pete Rock took to Twitter to put the Atlantic Records recording artist on blast.
The song is a direct remake of Pete and C.L. Smooth's "T.R.O.Y. (They Reminisce Over You)," but according to the producer, it wasn't done out of respect for the original.
"No disrespect to lupe fiasco and i like him alot but TROY should be left alone. Feel so violated,the beat is next to my heart and was made... Outta anguish and pain. When it's like that it should not be touched by no one!" he wrote. "It's so hard for folks to make original music, I possess that, but these dudes are scared of that and this is supposed to be HIP HOP?
"Man I'm a lupe fan and everything but TROY was my homie man. I think about him and Hev every fucking day!!!! Smh," he continued. "Who ever Re-created that didn't do a good job @ all. #nohate."
He continued his diatribe by blaming the music industry for encouraging content over value. "This business can be so lame, sometimes I make beats blindfolded with one hand tied behind my back and still these cats can't be original to," he wrote. "So untalented and unoriginal. Makes me feel like I'm truly the best that ever did it. Yo hev and t-Roy I love and miss da shit outta y'all."
Read the full series of tweets over at Pete Rock's Twitter page, and listen to Lupe song below.
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UPDATE: Pete Rock and Lupe Fiasco have settled their differences over the latter sampling "T.R.O.Y. (They Reminisce Over You)" for "Around My Way (Freedom Ain't Free)."
RELATED: Lupe Fiasco Confirms "Food & Liquor 2" Is A Double Album, Speaks On LP Cut "Form Follows Function"


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I have been trying for a few days now to get commercial certificates to work properly with Zimbra 5 RC2. I must be going wrong somewhere, though I have been following the instructions here to the letter.
This is the process I have used:
At this step, am I correct in thinking the certificate request must have an alias of "jetty" rather than "tomcat"? (it says tomcat in the wiki).1. Create the keystore
keytool -genkey -alias jetty -keyalg RSA -keystore /opt/zimbra/ssl/ssl/commercial.keystore
2. keytool -certreq -keyalg RSA -alias jetty -file /opt/zimbra/ssl/ssl/commercial.csr -keystore /opt/zimbra/ssl/ssl/commercial.keystore
Are there any known issues with *.mydomain.com certificates?3. Sent the contents of commercial.csr to DigiCert and got three certificates back:
- TrustedRoot.crt
- DigiCertCA.crt
- star_mydomain_org.crt
Replacing the keystore with a backup of the old one, and then restarting Zimbra fixes this problem.4. Installed the certificates into the keystore in the order listed above. Everything went fine. Got the correct responses and "Certificate reply was installed in keystore".
5. Copied the keystore to /opt/zimbra/jetty/etc/keystore. I did change the permissions appropriatly.
6. Restart Zimbra (zmcontrol start;zmcontrol stop). When I do so, and go to the web client, I get a page not found!
Any ideas?
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Now that's funny! Having been riding and racing for twenty years before I had to get a license, I kinda thought driving through a keyhole shaped slalom course was a bit ridiculous. I'm don't think I was ever I was situation to have to maneuver through something like that. For what it's worth I got my CA license on a Yamaha SR500. Woud've felt better on a Bultaco Sherpa T! This was long before MSF courses.Bare
Yeah, but they're are still fun to pick on! But ya know, it's not them, it's the bike!Bare
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I purchased the amber for my sister who could not find 450s at local stores and could not afford to purchase bi-focals. She really likes them and they fit well...they came super fast in the mail...and, now she can sew in the evening light. Thanks for making someone happy!
I can't find anything wrong with these glasses. They are light, very well made, and stylish. I bought the 450 and the lenses are very clear and bright. I have an average face and they are very comfortable wearing for hours reading.
These are very stylish and fit very well. I have a small face and they are perfect. The order came quickly. Thank you DebSpecs!
Love the look, fit, color (amber/tan) of these glasses.
My glasses get a lot of wear and tear (on and off, batting around by the Great Dane, etc.) and have stood
up to the abuse. Spring temples are great. Have had these glasses for three months and haven't even had to
tighten the screws. Have been a Debby Burk customer for
years and this is my best purchase yet. Will be getting a few more pairs.
These are the best readers I have had in terms of being comfortable and sturdy - I have had a lot of other readers break. The only thing is they're a bit big for purse use; leave these for use at home.


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TORONTO - Two chapters are in the book, and they both have been good reads for Shadyside.
Still, for coach Mark Holenka, it's not enough of a sample to tell if he's got the type of guys that can turn a 2-0 start into a best-seller.
''I want to say yes,'' he said, ''but it's still early. It's like when a parent comes in and asks how they're kids are doing in the classroom. After three or four weeks, you can't really tell if they're working to their ability or pulling on the wool over your eyes. The jury is still out.
''We've got to make sure we're capable of playing the better teams in the valley and the better teams in our schedule. That's yet to be seen.''
The Tigers have started fast and scored early and often, but they've had lulls in the second halves and penalties and turnovers have been at least a nagging issue.
''We just have to put a whole game together,'' Holenka said. ''We need to make sure we're playing with the same intensity in the second half. When you grab a big lead sometimes that happens; I understand that. We just want to make sure we can turn the switch on when need be.''
This week, they'll hit the road to take on a young, but quick, Toronto team that came up just short last week against Bridgeport and is off to an 0-2 start.
Toronto coach Eric Meek knows what his guys are getting Friday night.
''They're outstanding team and an outstanding program,'' Meek said of Shadyside. ''We're very young. We're just hoping we can take it one play at a time and try to get some little victories and do the very best we can against an outstanding team.''
Holenka saw enough of Toronto's game against Bridgeport - the 163 yards by Chez Glen, and the 2-point conversion the Bulldogs converted to win it. He saw the Red Knights lose the turnover battle by a hefty margin and stay in the game right until the bitter end.
He says this is anything but a gimme.
''They're not a bad football team,'' Holenka said of the Red Knights. ''They're quick, they got some good athletes. They're just not a very big football team as far as size, but their speed concerns from me. Even if you have the play contained, have that ability to cut back and hurt you at any time.
''They have had to overcome a lot of adversity, but they had 300 yards rushing against Bridgeport. They're very capable.''
The Red Knights, who regularly play eight or nine freshmen or sophomores on each side of the ball, have shown Meek something he likes.
They may be smaller, but they're unafraid.
''My young kids aren't cowards, and that is promising,'' he said. ''We have speed. When you have speed, there's always hope. We've missed a lot of tackles because we are young and small, but we aren't afraid. The kids are going after people who are a lot bigger than them.''
Meek found this out during the preseason when they took on a much bigger Buckeye Trail squad.
''Even though they drug us, our kids didn't run away,'' Meek said. ''We feel we'll turn the corner, just a matter of when that's going to be. We feel that our future is bright but we want to win for our five seniors this year. And we want to do it as soon as possible.''


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America's Got Talent winner Terry Fator and his cast of wooden characters took the stage Saturday night at Thunder Valley Casino Resort, complete with backing band and one mighty fine assistant.
Terry Fator is a ventriloquist with a twist, actually a couple of twists. Not only can the 47 year old command all things wooden, but he also has a knack for singing, and not just any singing, he can impersonate damn near any singer out there. From Dolly Parton to Lou Rawls he can belt it out just like the real thing.
Prior to the show the crowd was entertained by DJ Ben Harris and his exceptional dance moves. As he played a medley of songs, Harris was dancing from one end of the stage to the other.
Fator came out singing "Feeling Good," to start the show as the mostly older crowd was clapping and cheering. Following up with "Phantom of the Opera," Fator brought out Winston complete with his own phantom mask.
Winston called to Christine (the mighty fine assistant) saying he was her angel of music. That was up until she took his mask off and she ran off stage screaming.
As he continued, Winston informed him that he was auditioning for the Phantom of the Opera. Winston said he was qualified since he did win America's Got Talent for Fator.
Walter T. Airedale came out singing Big and Rich's "Save a Horse Ride a Cowboy." Walter told everyone that he was running for president and was being attacked because people were saying he wasn't a U.S. citizen. When Fator asked him if he had a birth certificate he said he sure does, and that was when a Home Depot receipt was shown on the big screen. Right away Fator said "So I see you got brass balls." To which Walter replied, "Every President should have a pair."
Fator was on fire as he continued with Duggie Scott Walker (an annoying neighbor), Wrex (the crash test dummy), Julius (the soul singer), Emma Taylor, Maynard Thompkins (an Elvis Presley impersonator who doesn't know any Elvis songs), and Vikki the Cougar (a perpetual 49 year old who likes younger men).
There was a touching moment as Fator explained how a young boy, through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, wanted to go to Las Vegas to see Fator's show. The young boy passed away several weeks after meeting Fator. Fator regretted not playing a song he wrote called "Horses in Heaven." Management decided that the song would not play well in Vegas, but since the boys visit Fator has put it back into his show. After playing "Horses in Heaven," he informed everyone that the proceeds of the song goes towards Saint Jude's Children's Hospital.
At one point Fator singled out a married couple Addie and Rob asking Rob to come up onstage. Placing a mask over his face Fator turned him into a human puppet and starting committing to his wife that he hates sports, and she can take control of the remote.
Winston came back out onstage and they closed the show with an extremely well done rendition of "It's a Wonderful World."
This was a great show and I would definitely go out of my way to see him again. Since Fator is often compared to Jeff Dunham I have to say while Dunham can be hilarious, he tends to be pretty racial and at times crude, where Fator's show was good clean fun. Now that's not to say Fator's show at the Mirage in Las Vegas is clean, I wouldn't know, but what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.


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Your Guide to Albuquerque Hotels
Whether you are taking the tram up to Sandia Peak for majestic views, skiing or hiking the mountain, rafting the Rio Grande, touring the Turquoise Trail, visiting the Botanical Gardens or just shopping, luxury and boutique hotels, airport hotels and other outstanding properties will provide you with a comfortable and friendly base for exploration.
Hotels Near the Convention Center
A wide variety of hotels are right in the area and are convenient for those visiting the city for business or to attend a convention. You will be near the plaza in downtown, where an assortment of fun events happen.
Hotels Near Balloon Fiesta Park
Many properties in the area will put you within as short distance from the exciting Annual Balloon Fiesta, which takes place in early October and constitutes a week of events. Moreover, you will be close to fabulous shopping at Albuquerque Uptown and Coronado Square. With so many things to do in Albuquerque you will have a dream vacation.
Hotels near the Albuquerque Zoo
Those who wish to be near the Rio Grande Zoo can enjoy a walk to see their favorite critters. A choice of hotels and bed & breakfasts put you close to all the fun at the zoo.
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