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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - It's been quite a run over the last two
years for Sam Houston State and North Dakota State.
The Bison and the Bearkats quickly and convincingly proved they are both at
the top of the FCS food chain. Both have stifling defenses and physical
offenses, top-of-the-line athletes and head coaches who know what it takes to
succeed on the way to FC Dallas Stadium in Frisco, Texas, site of the national
Is it really a surprise that the two teams meet yet again to play for the FCS
national title?
Well, for Sam Houston State coach Willie Fritz, it's not all about comparing
the two squads from last year.
"I really don't. I think when you get out there and kick the ball off, I guess
it's the 2013 Bearkats against the 2013 Bison," Fritz said. "Even though we've
had a lot of kids coming back and playing last year and the same thing for
North Dakota State, they're two different teams and each season you kind of
evolve with that team. I just think they're two veteran groups that have
played a lot of big ball games, a lot of meaningful games, so the big stage
isn't going to scare either team."
That big stage is certainly commonplace to NDSU. The Bison have compiled a
27-2 record over the last two years - which includes, of course, a 17-6
national title victory versus Sam Houston last season - and find themselves
back in Frisco thanks to a standout junior class and a wealth of depth on
"Well, last year we had certainly a more veteran football team," NDSU coach
Craig Bohl said. "I think we had six starters on the team who are seniors,
several were fifth-year seniors, and we had I think four or five on defense.
So you know, we are not near as veteran, so the maturity level working through
a playoff and making sure you're able to play at a high level every week,
that's more challenging."
The defense, which has led the FCS in just about every key statistic this
season, has done it even without injured safety Colten Heagle and having some
new starters. Fritz is well aware just how good that unit is, especially after
his team gained just 210 yards of offense one year ago in the title game.
"We can't put ourselves in a hole. I just watched last year's game this
morning," Fritz said. "A couple times, you know we had some nice field
position and we get a penalty here or miss a guy and, all of a sudden, a
possible positive play turns into a negative play. We're just going to have to
be very assignment-sound and do a good job taking care of the football.
You're not going to get it all on one play very often against them, they don't
give up very many big plays."
Even Bohl, the recent recipient of the 2012 Eddie Robinson Award as FCS coach
of the year, realizes the difficulty both teams face, again.
"Certainly familiarity comes into play and I'm sure Coach Fritz and Sam
Houston feel the same way," Bohl said. "You go through the first time and you
look at your preparation and what the environment is going to be like and all
the different settings. Pretty much all that is the same as what it was last
year, other than we are going to wear different color jerseys and so are they.
"From that standpoint, I don't think there's any built-in advantages because
we are playing a team that's been through the same experience that we have.
It does feel different, but, nonetheless, it does not feel any less exciting."
It seems only fitting that Sam Houston enters the rematch seeking revenge next
week, especially after surviving one of the most brutal schedules in the FCS.
Included were eight regular-season away contests and matchups versus two
quality FBS foes, Baylor and Texas A&M.
Even after an early 1-2 start, the Bearkats offense exploded, especially the
play of quarterback Brian Bell and fellow junior running back Timothy
Flanders. Fritz's squad responded well, and enters the title game winning 10
of its last 11 contests.
Plus, the defense, which has only allowed seven rushing touchdowns in 14 games
this season, is strangely overlooked.
"Much has been talked about their offense and defensively you've got a lot of
skill guys," Bohl said. "You've got an All-American safety who is at the point
of attack. Great tackling group; I don't know if we played a better tackling
defense all year long; I know we haven't. A lot of speed on defense, a lot of
times that's big plays and structurally the guys are in the right spot. So you
have got really good players with a lot of speed and that have good ability
that are in the right spot and, as a result, that's a difficult defense to
move the ball against."
Either way, for fans of college football, the FCS championship rematch should
provide plenty of excitement compared to that of a non-BCS FBS bowl game.
"I think the real reason they do it (have a three-week layoff) is because of
the notoriety you gain for FCS football," Fritz said. "There are not that many
teams that are playing at this point in time during the year. So that I think
is great. The other reason I'm so excited about the game being a sellout, I've
watched a few of these games the last few weeks, there have not been very good
crowds at some of the games. I think it will show people the caliber of play
in FCS football."
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Villanova used 15 points from Ryan
Arcidiacono and a stifling overall defensive effort to hand reeling Louisville
a 73-64 loss in a Big East matchup from the Wells Fargo Center.
JayVaughn Pinkston added 13 points and seven rebounds for the Wildcats (12-7,
3-3 Big East), who outscored the fifth-ranked Cardinals 20-11 over the final
four minutes to end a streak of three straight conference losses.
After falling out of the top spot in the polls following Saturday's narrow
home loss to Syracuse, Louisville (16-3, 4-2) were held to just 39.7 percent
shooting from the field and committed 17 turnovers to receive a second
straight setback following an 11-game win streak.
Wayne Blackshear paced the Cardinals with 17 points, while Peyton Siva netted
15 along with 11 assists and Gorgui Dieng compiled 10 points and 10 rebounds.
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By an overwhelming margin, Rifle voters said they wanted to share the cost of a new water treatment plant with shoppers and approved a 3/4 of a cent sales and use tax rate hike in Tuesday's general election.
Question 2A asked voters to approve the increase in exchange for lower future water rate hikes needed to build and operate a new $25 million water treatment plant.
It was given the go-ahead by a 1,735 to 1,192 count (60 percent to 40 percent) in unofficial final results.
Initial results showed the measure with a nearly 500-vote lead in early and mail-in ballots turned in before Tuesday. Votes cast at the single precinct in Rifle on Election Day were much closer, showing only a 291-271 margin in favor of the question.
The tax hike will take effect in January, raise an estimated $1.65 million a year, and increase the city's sales and use tax rate from 3.5 cents to 4.25 cents.
The issue did not lead to any organized opposition.
Mayor Jay Miller said he wasn't surprised the measure was approved.
"For those who understood the measure, it was kind of a no-brainer," he said. "I know there are those who might have preferred to see a sales tax go toward a recreation center or the [New Ute Events Center]."
But Miller said the likely main reason the measure passed is that voters saw how it would affect them personally.
"I've always felt that if you see what you get for a tax hike, you're more likely to agree," Miller added. "I know there are those who are just opposed to any sales tax because they think it will never end. That's not the case with this one. It will go away in 20 years or sooner" if the city's debt service is paid off earlier.
City officials have said the more than 30-year-old Graham Mesa water plant is aging, undersized to serve projected population growth and unable to meet possible tougher federal water quality standards in the future.
The city borrowed $25.5 million from the Colorado Water and Power Development Authority to build the new plant. The loan comes from a special fund dedicated to water projects. The effective interest rate will be 1.86 percent, with $2 million loaned interest-free, resulting in what city officials called "an overall historic low loan rate."
Repayment requirements of the loan led to sharply higher water rates in September, and more than doubled some customers' water bills, payable in October. Money from the higher water rates will help pay for operations and associated costs of the new plant.
Miller said a few months into the new year, the city will look at how revenues are coming in from the tax hike, then very likely sharply reduce the September rate hikes, both base and tiered rates.
"And the second phase rate hike in April will not occur," Miller added.
City Manager John Hier had recommended the city take two steps if the tax hike was approved: Eliminate the second water rate increase planned for April 2013, and lower the recent increase, "so the combined revenue from the sales tax and new rates will generate only that revenue needed to pay the debt service and increased operation and maintenance cost on the new plant," he wrote in a memo to the City Council earlier this year.
Due to the "excellent" loan rate received from the Colorado Water and Power Authority, Hier continued, "it may be possible to lower ... monthly base rates to $23 per month and significantly reduce the ... tier rates."
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And we're back!
After that short, week-long break so I could finish this mammoth entry, I'm going to get straight to business.
For those of you who missed Part One, I'm awarding superlatives such as "Best Performance" and "Best Game" to the match-ups I've attended this 2010-2011 athletic season.
The games that are up for awards:
Now that everybody is caught up, let's get into the next set of awards!
Now, our "Best Individual Game" is awarded to the dominating performance by Gaithersburg junior forward Jackie Jackson as she ripped Dr. Wise in the state title game for 15 points. Dr. Wise's penetration offense was effectively shut down by Gaithersburg's zone defense, which was anchored by Jackson. Dr. Wise had no shooters or post threat so Jackson went unchecked to help cap off Gaithersburg's perfect season with the 58-38 victory.
For a more fun award that'll allow me to delve into my vast word bank of sports hyperbole, let's take a look at "Best Bad A$$ (a player who plays a game so dominant, he/she wills their team to a win in the process of forcing their opponent to quit) Performance. And the "Best BA Performance" Award goes to...Montrose Christian's junior forward Justin Anderson for his emphatic 11 points/8 rebounds game in the first round of the ESPN Rise National High School Invitational.
Montrose drew a scrappy, tough John Carroll in their first game and John Carroll proved they were not intimidated, staying within shouting distance of the more talented Montrose squad. But Anderson's play, either on defense with swatting away shots or on offense with dagger three-pointers, eventually wore out over-matched John Carroll. Anderson had his swagger on full attack, either primal shouting after a block or smirking after a shot, the junior forward put on a complete "BA" performance in the 64-59 win.
Every season has its fair share of surprises and I figured I'd like to recognize the "Biggest Surprise" as a category. When I first drafted these awards, I wanted to recognize an individual player whose play surprised me, but I decided to widen the picture a bit and look at what in general was surprising. And with that, it was Langley's boys' lacrosse team putting on a lacrosse clinic in their state championship game that netted the Saxons their third-straight title.
I read a stat that in each season, Langley's record to finish the season matched their entry into the state tournament. And with three losses to end the regular season, a third-place finish in the region and two tough games in the state tourney, Langley looked like they'd come up short this season. But in the state championship, Langley outright destroyed Chantilly 17-8, netting the Saxons another state title.
After crushing through the last couple categories, I'd like to give special introduction to my last two awards: "Best Team" and "Best Game." As tired and overused as these categories can be, I think they're still necessary.
You can learn about the themes of a whole season when you examine what team stood out the best out of all the crowned champions in a single school year. The Best Game reveals the most compelling narrative out the millions of stories. My "Best Team" proved all doubters (including myself) wrong and the "Best Game" was the best live non-Penn State related sporting event that I have ever attended in a non-participating role.
And the Best Team that I witnessed during the 2010-2011 academic and athletic school year was the 2010 Briar Woods Falcons. The Falcons endured their own fair share of hardships on their way to bringing home their first state championship. Briar Woods intended to lean heavy behind their bruising senior running back Michael Brownlee and have their freshman quarterback Trace McSorley to facilitate the offense...except that plan was tossed out the window in the first offensive carry of the season. Brownlee broke his foot and the Falcons had to rely on their freshman signal caller to steer them forward.
The two Briar Woods games I caught in November featured a healthy Brownlee and the running back played like a man possessed, punishing Broad Run in the region finals and Courtland in the state semis. Not too many teams could endure the loss of one of their leaders for most of the season and then go into warp speed once he's returned as if nothing ever happened. Briar Woods' seamless assimilation of Brownlee proved the Falcons had the best coaches and concept of "team", which then flipped into a state title proves they were the Best Team in the region this school year.
I hope to forever remember the "Best Game." You always hear about games where something so unbelievable happened that it had to be true and that they make the rounds about the Internet and become games of legend. The DCIAA boy's basketball title game between Theodore Roosevelt and Eastern was such a contest.
I was on the opposite baseline when Roosevelt senior guard Ezell Starks proceeded to steal the ball from the Eastern backcourt, drive for the hoop as he absorbed the foul only to see the ball go through as the buzzer sounded to break the tie and propel Roosevelt to a DCIAA title, 62-60. I understand I'm supposed to be an objective journalist, but to be a part of that sequence of events inspired me to cheer out loud. The packed gym was on its feet, all buzzing like myself after just seeing Starks have the state of mind to go for the win rather than wait for overtime. A lot of the games I saw personally were either blow-outs or just plain messy and not fun to watch. Basketball is the only kind of game where a turnover into a score is likely to happen for the win (sorry fumble/interception returns for touchdowns). I still get hyped up when I remember that game.
So that marks another academic school year. A lot of these retrospective pieces lament how most seniors will never play again, how the future is bright, and all that jazz.
I prefer to celebrate those kids who put it out on the line during their childhood and then decide after high school that they've had enough. Those kids have done great things and we should cherish what was, not be bummed out by what could have been.
The best reason to celebrate is there will be a whole new set of seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. I can't wait until it starts all over again.


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Millions and Billions and Trillions…
Dear Parking Guru,
In your parking trivia quiz last week, you mentioned that 800 million miles were driven in San Francisco annually just looking for parking. I have two questions: Didn't you mean in the country, or world? What is the greenhouse gas affect of this on the planet?
The Three-Minute San Francisco Parking Trivia Game
Well, it's the Friday before a holiday weekend, the weather is getting nice and warm, and you are reading 7x7.com instead of getting those spreadsheets finished.
Parking Deja Vu All Over Again
Dear Parking Guru,
I cannot believe it. Really, I can't. I got towed today. TWICE! I researched the web to see if I have any recourse, and in the process discovered you and your plethora of information about parking, but nothing about my situation, so I am now writing, hoping you can help.
Stuck Between a Meter and a Hard Place
Hi David,
I'm so glad to have found you. Bought your book, read it. Learned a lifetime's worth from it. Downloaded VoicePark and can't wait until the pilot project is over and it expands citywide. I now feel like I'm fully equipped to navigate the world of parking.
When I parked a few weeks ago you would have been proud of me. I read the signs applicable to my car, I checked the curb, and I read the restrictions of the meter at which I was parked. Then I used PaybyPhone to pay.
Here is my situation.
One If By Bus, Three If By Carpool
With another BART strike looming, BART's contingency plan is to offer limited bus service during the peak commute periods for its 365,565 regular weekday passengers. This service has the capability to serve 4,000 passengers each day. So that should take care of it.
Is the 100-Foot Parking Law Real?
Dear Parking Guru,
I just received a ticket for a street-sweeping sign that was way up the street from where I parked. I went to the library that day and found your book. In it, you say that, "The 100 foot law states that...each restrictive parking sign's enforcement zone extends for 100 feet in each direction, or up to the nearest cross-street, whichever is less. The only reasonable argument I can see for having a parking ticket dismissed would be that there is no sign posted anywhere in the City that warns us of this." Where is this law 100-foot law written?
What Would Life Be Without BART?
With this week's BART strike, everything involving cars and car-related revenue has increased: Casual and formal carpool usage has increased; bridge toll revenue has increased; rental car revenue has increased; parking garage revenue has increased; parking meter revenue has increased; and with more drivers, (many unfamiliar with the ins and outs of City parking) and fewer spots available, parking ticket revenue and towed car revenue have increased.
Fourth of July Parking Tips
Be sure not to involuntarily make a donation of $72 or more to SFMTA on the 4th of July…or on the 5th of July.
What Would It Take to Get Humans to Change Their Ways and Save the Planet?
While doing my morning number crunching and parking efficiency algorithmic warm-up exercises, I came upon a staggering statistic about parking.
Playing Dice with the Parking Gods
Dear Parking Guru,
I just know you have a solution for me. I am new to SF and live in the Haight and feel so happy to be here. I have a problem though, and in googling for a solution, you kept popping up. I live in a place with a driveway and I found out that I am allowed to block my own driveway when parking parallel on the street. The problem is that on both sides of it are those on-street spots where the curb isn't long enough for a regular car to park. The driveway is narrow, so when I park in my driveway part of my car sticks into one or both of these "half" spots.


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VALDOSTA, Ga. – Valdosta State is proud to announce the first duo of Steel's Jewelry VSU Student-Athletes of the Week. Football's Graham Craig took the reins of the Blazer offense in the second half against Saginaw Valley and led two scoring drives to snag a late lead. Meanwhile, Juliana Boehm led the women's cross country team with an individual title at the University of Tampa Early Bird Classic.
Craig, a sophomore transfer from Murray State, performed well in his first game at Valdosta State. The Blazers might have been in dire straits if it weren't for Craig's play. In relief of an injured Cayden Cochran, Craig was both accurate and dangerous.
He finished the game 12 of 19 passing for a 63.2 completion percentage. He racked up 183 yards throwing with the bulk of it coming on a 70-yard touchdown to Seantavious Jones.
Craig's efficiency placed him 30th in the nation in passing efficiency after just one half of play. He is expected to start this week in VSU's home opener against Fort Valley State at 7 p.m. at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium.
Boehm became the first Blazer or Lady Blazer to finish atop a meet in quite some time. Boehm, who started her career at Valdosta State as a tennis player, finished with a time of 19:24.
Boehm, planning to do double duty this year for both cross country and tennis, beat the nearest collegiate competitor by five seconds despite actually falling in the middle of the race. She was not deterred by the mid race fall and continued to pace the group of runners.
With Boehm's first place finish, she lifted the women's cross country team to a fifth place finish of 13 teams. The team's next competition will be in Americus, Ga., at 8:30 a.m. Saturday in the Georgia Southwestern Rememberance Run.
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Here's the official TV commercial for the 2010 Australian Open starring Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Lleyton Hewitt, Serena Williams and Sam Stosur. And they're splish-splashing blue paint.
That's it.
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VIDEO VAULT: Official Oz Open commercial leaves everything to the imagination
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- AnonymousOctober 7, 2009 at 12:45 PM
The sad thing is someone was paid a lot of money to come up with that; stock footage from the last one and a bit of blue, y'know, like the sea.ReplyDelete
They should have given us the budget and once we had made sure everyone had had their rum quotient, come up with something much better...although probably not for the players. The things we'd have them doing. Ahem.
I live here in Oz & what a piece of blue crap. I agree anon, give us the budget, some fans, players, party atmosphere, some back rooms & well um come to think of it nothing G rated will happen. More like X rated. Yummmmmmmmmmmm!ReplyDelete
I really like the blue paint thing but it's weird against an all-white background and even though it's cool it's not cool enough to get away with the bare-bones nature of the ad.ReplyDelete
How about a few other ballers who actually won the damn thing like, uh, Nole, Shrieka, MoMo, Marat????? I get Lleyton + Sam but I mean REALLY.ReplyDelete
I do like t's suggestion - I would've used blue body paint my ownself. Not on myself, but, well...fine, on Rafa.
- AnonymousOctober 7, 2009 at 8:12 PM
I also thought of Marat, and then I realized that he wasn't going to be at the AO next year. Total, absolute sadness :(ReplyDelete
But if he's willing to shoot a commercial, I volunteer. I don't need any other player, just him.
- AnonymousOctober 7, 2009 at 10:31 PM
i actually love it.ReplyDelete
YAWN. This is so lame. We COULD come up with much better things!ReplyDelete
"The things we'd have them doing. Ahem."
LOL... so true, t! :D
Now, as for the blue body paint idea... I'm sure Rafa would be up for it, I mean he has been covered in red powder already afterall.
*gets out blue paint*ReplyDelete
Rafa, I'm on my way for a re-shoot!
- Tennis ObserverOctober 9, 2009 at 10:30 AM
Fortunately the blue paint is just 3D post production animation.ReplyDelete


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Trey Hillman Media Session: April 11, 2010
The decision to send infielder Mike Aviles to Triple-A Omaha was the big news today during Trey Hillman's pregame media session. The move was made as a result of pitcher Gil Meche's return from the 15-day disabled list (right shoulder bursitis). Hillman noted that Aviles was disappointed during their meeting but also expressed trust in what the club was doing. "Mike gets the big picture," said Hillman. Aviles will play shortstop for the majority of his stint in Omaha and Hillman expects him to get plenty of at-bats.


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|'My Fair Lady' on HHS stage March 27-28
|Written by April Peregoy
My Fair Lady will be on stage at the HHS auditorium Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 28 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Tickets are available at the door.
A hit film in 1964, My Fair Lady is the musical adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's 1912 play Pygmalion, that had played successfully on Broadway from March 15, 1956 to 1962.
Shaw's plot was derived from Latin poet Ovid's story (in the Metamorphoses) about a character named Pygmalion who fell in love with a beautiful ivory statue of a woman. In later Greek tradition, his prayers to Venus that the beloved statue—Galatea—would come to life, came true so that they could marry.
This gloriously witty adaptation is about Professor Henry Higgins, who takes a bet from Colonel Pickering that he can transform unrefined, dirty Cockney flower girl Eliza Doolittle into a lady, and fool everyone into thinking she really is one, too!
He does and thus, young aristocrat Freddy Eynsford-Hill falls madly in love with her. But when Higgins takes all the credit and forgets to acknowledge her efforts, Eliza angrily leaves him for Freddy, and suddenly Higgins realizes he's grown accustomed to her face and can't really live without it.
Directing the spring musical this year are Drew Peregoy and Pat Wiebers. This weekend's production is the second HHS play Peregoy has directed and his first musical. "The kids have worked real hard and it's been a great first year," said Peregoy of his musical directing experience so far. "I think people will enjoy it."
Characters for this weekend's production include Ella Stewart as Eliza Doolittle; Duncan Brandt, Henry Higgins; Taylor Haidle, Pickering; Brittany Durbin, Mrs. Eynsford-Hill; LeAnne McWilliams, Mrs. Higgins; Chris Garcia, Freddy Eynsford-Hill; Brian DeBoer, Alfie Doolittle; Preston King, Bartender/Lord Boxington; Cody Fricke, Harry.
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we're currently developing several zimlets that integrate with other systems (eg. cms, erp, etc).
These zimlets (more precisely: their backend jsp code) need the proper user credentials to these
external systems.
For now, we're storing them in the user-zimlet-properties, but they can be accessed by frontend
javascript code, which imposes an security risk. So we'll need to move them to some other
datasource. Options are:
a) filesystem: a bit tricky to guarantee atomicity and not suited for multiserver (would require additional sychronization)
b) mailboxd database: not suited for multiserver, like w/ filesystem
c) ldap: requires schema extension (that must be maintained across zcs separate versions, more complex on zcs upgrades)
d) separate database server: quite complex to set up (far out of scope for a simple zimlet)
The first step we're probably going is to abstract away the access to such information, so we can choose the underlying actual storage later (maybe configurable or even supporting multiple ones).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The sheriff investigating the death of a race car driver in New York state said on Monday that while no criminal charges are pending against NASCAR star Tony Stewart "all options" are open and that authorities are seeking any additional video of the incident.
Driver Kevin Ward Jr., 20, was struck and killed by the car driven by Stewart on Saturday night on a dirt track during a low-stakes race at Canandaigua Motorsports Park, about 25 miles southeast of Rochester, New York. Stewart, 43, is one of the biggest stars in U.S. auto racing.
Asked whether he expected charges against Stewart, Ontario County Sheriff Philip Povero said in an interview on CNN that he would "not speculate on that at this time" and that "there's much work to be done before we can come to any conclusions."
Some video of the incident has surfaced, but Povero said: "We are basically trying to see if there are any other video recordings that may have been made on Saturday night that could help us in the analysis of this crash."
Asked whether the death was an accident or a deliberate act, Povero said "accurate data from video" would help investigators "clearly isolate what happened."
Stewart's car appeared to have clipped Ward's car and caused it to spin out of the race, video of the incident posted online showed. Ward, of Port Leyden, New York, stepped out of his car and onto the track and seemed to gesture at Stewart before being struck and killed, the video showed.
The sheriff said Stewart, Ward's family, race track officials and management and other race car drivers have been cooperative. Povero said investigators also were awaiting autopsy results.
"We have consulted with the district attorney. And although … there are no criminal charges pending at this time, this is an ongoing investigation and all options remain available, or open, at this time," Povero told CNN. He did not put a timetable on a decision on possible charges.
Stewart, of Columbus, Indiana, is a three-time NASCAR champion and one of the highest-paid drivers. He has occasionally gotten into fights with other drivers, including a shoving match with Joey Logano at the Auto Club 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup race in Fontana, California, last year.
Stewart withdrew from Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Watkins Glen, New York.
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Zimbra Desktop : Build 1433
OS : Windows XP
One of my IMAP accounts did not sync up today. Though i was able to connect to it through other clients. Hence, I manually restarted the service. But after that zimbra failed to start up. An excerpt of the log has been attached.
Then I got the latest release 1482 and installed it. The installer un-installed the previous versions. Here again, it stopped saying "Failed to inject Zimlets" and "Some of the features may be missing". After this Zimbra Desktop is not coming up at all.
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Go straight from the hike to the hill to the town in the stylie Oakley Women's MFR Jacket. With a backpack strap system so you can sling it while hiking, cozy fleece insulation right where you want it, and fur-trimmed hood and longer length, this jacket is a true alpine cosmopolitan. And with the MFR's eco-friendly recycled material, you'll be ever in vogue. But don't let the versatile sophistication make you think it's not high-tech protection, because with the laminated shell, vents, and powder skirt, you'll log serious shred time before the lifts close.
- Laminated eco-friendly shell with 50% recycled polyester has a 15K waterproof breathable rating so you stay dry in wet winter storms
- Fully taped seams seal out the cold drafts and pesky leaks
- Critically placed fleece insulation keeps you cozy-warm when temps drop
- Regular anorak fit is a little longer than regular length for improved coverage and roomy enough for freedom of movement without getting baggy
- Fur-trimmed, traditional fixed hood with magnet system keeps head warm and dry when you need it and stays out of the way when you don't
- Underarm zip vents let you dump excess heat when you're riding up a sweat
- Removable storm skirt, wrist gaiters, and hem drawcord seal out the snow and cold
- Internal backpack strap system makes it easily totable when hiking
- Media with molded porthole, goggle, and 2 hand pockets secure essentials right where you want them
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
The jacket is good, exactly what I wanted. If you get your regular size, the bottom is not that tight, it has a pretty relaxed fit. Never rode up on me.
what did get me pissed is that the jacket i was sent was already used, and the tag was tied back onto the jacket. It did not bother me enough at first, but on my first day out the waterproofness on the cuffs was gone, they got wet pretty much immediately.
did not bother returning, since I like it, but do make sure all tags are intact before taking them off...
Who doesn't love some fur
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This jacket is steezey as beeze kneeze! It fits me about two inches below my booty so it can stay warm on chairlift rides! I love a longer jacket because that means less snow finding its way up on to my skin between my base layers and ski pants! You stay warm and you look awesome and the waterproof is also very nice and still great on my jacket I got last year. I lived in the PNW so it rained a lot and it held up! My only things bad I can say about this jacket is if you are a busty girl you may not have that much room in your chest and there is one small pocket thats very shallow and I'm not sure what its for! One more awesome plus is that on the inside of the jacket it has shoulder straps to make sure you jacket stays in place! If you purchase this jacket you will look awesome, stay warm, and be happy!
What size are you wearing?! and How is the elastic band on the bottom when walking/skiing?
Solid snow boarding jacket
I used this jacket this past week snowboarding in Telluride. The temperature ranged from 25 to 40 degrees and it snowed a couple times. The jacket kept me warm and dry and had plenty of room for layering. It looks pretty great on but definitely can ride up (above your butt) after sitting on the lift or sitting down to strap in to your board. Not ideal but I also didn't find it to be a big problem this week.
Super Steeze
Love this jacket, super long, breathes very well when you need it to but still pretty warm for being just a shell. One con: there are no pockets on the inside, just the four external pockets, but I do love the ipod pocket because you can access your music without having to unzip your jacket.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I absolutely love this jacket. It is perfect. I am 5'1 and 120 lbs I ordered a small and its a great fit, just enough room to layer if needed. The wrist gaiters are nice and thin. The jacket is very breathable and has lining in just the right spots. The material is great, snow does brush off easily and stays dry. It has quite a few ideal pockets and so nice to have an ipod pocket that actually works! Love the feminine fit and the length.
Ultra Steezy
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This jacket was given to me as a gift, and I love it! I'm 5'5 and 130 pounds, athletic build, with small hips and waste. I usually wear a medium or small in shirts or jackets and 2-4 in pants. The small fits me perfectly (I like my jackets almost fitted, but not too fitted) and the long fit is great when snowboarding (and crashing) on powder days. The liner is also long and fits over my bum and snaps into your pants if you prefer it. The jacket reaches about half way down my thigh. The sleeves are plenty long, and the jacket itself is big enough to layer a fleece or down jacket underneath. I imagine the jacket will be great for spring riding, as it is breathable. On cold days, I definitely layer a fleece or down jacket underneath. The fur on the hood does zip out. There are straps inside the coat for the use of hiking, as it hangs off of your back. Lots of pockets, I really like the iPod/earphone mechanism, easy to use. Great material, snow slides off easily and doesn't dampen in wet snow.
Pretty cool, but TIGHT bottom
This jacket is pretty cool, but the elastic bottom is VERY tight, and isn't very elastic. Enough where it bugged me to return it. I got a medium, my normal size, and the arms and chest are good, if anything a little big, but the bottom is just too tight for snowboarding, or even for walking around because it rides up a little. It feels pretty warm though, but not very waterproof (even though it's 15K). I like how the fur on the hood is removable. Not getting a bigger size because it would be just too big everywhere (and probably too long, and I like my jackets long). Also, there are no pockets on the inside except the media one in the chest.
So close to perfect
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Love the extra length, style and quality of this jacket. So sick. BUT the elastic hem would drive me crazy. With its longer fit, the bottom of the jacket hits at about your hips, but any big movements (park, back country, falling, or most importantly all those high five) shifts the jacket up so it sits at your waist. Super awkward. I'd constantly be pulling the jacket down to fit right while skiing. If it had a relaxed hemline, the jacket would be perfect.
A note on sizing: Order your regular size (I ordered up which was a mistake) - Oakley has a modern cut so it's got a relaxed fit.
I really like the look of this jacket. Its super long and and is a (very) slim fit. The elastic at the bottom fits tight, but is not annoying to ride in. I ordered the green color and love it. The only negative thing I can say is its not very insulated, so you need some warm layers underneath.
Hi, I wonder, if it's really not too tight in the bottom for riding...? I love the look too, it's slim fit and the green colour is gorgeous, but I'm not sure about the tightness around my legs. Have you tried it?
Thx a lot!
The green looks really good, but is just a hair darker than the photo. The bottom definitely hugs the thighs, but doesn't have any stretch... If you snowboard, it's okay since your stance is set, but for skiing or walking around, it rides up and puffs at the belly


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13.2mm. I had a go at hitting some of my 2-1/4" pool balls (169gm) uzing a non-altered Eliminator shaft -- to get the feel of what pool players feel.
Dr Onoda. The balls still had markings on them from years ago, when i uzed them to peer-review some of Dr Onoda's pool physics stuff.
Kontrol. The larger heavyer (pool) balls are eezyer to kontrol than the 2-1/16" (billiards) balls (141gm).
Squirt. I reckon that 13.2mm shafts are too squirty (ie too tip-heavy). I needed a bridge length of 11" for my backhandpivot tests, for slowish shots (2-1/4" balls). For more powerfull shots i needed less than 11". In theory, this pivot L suites my natural bridge L, but allthesame i don't like it.
Squirt. In regard to billiards (2-1/16" balls), i prefer my billiards cues to allow me to uze fronthandpivot, at least for softish shots -- a 9.0mm shaft uzually duzz the trick. Just for interest, uzing a 13.2mm Eliminator, for backhandpivot, for softish shots, I needed a bridge L of 6".
12.0mm. If i played pool i might uze 12.0mm or even 11.5mm. I wouldn't uze hollowed shafts -- i would prefer to uze solid maple, allbeit praps 0.5mm thinner if need be, rather than hollow.
20oz. Iz too light for 169gm balls. If i played pool i might uze a 25oz cue (Eliminator of course).
24.1mm. I suspekt that poolcue midjoints are too small -- they shood be say 25mm or 26mm. I reckon this would allow u to hav a say 11.5mm tip diameter, and a parallel taper, while retaining cue-power. Hell, some snooker cues hav 24mm midjoints, for piddly little 141gm balls.
Nickel Dime. The LePro qtips had a 10mm radius -- this woz good for skrew and side.
I flattened one tip to about a 20mm radius -- this woznt very good for skrew and side (alltho it in effekt reduced squirt a bit).
If i uzed a 12mm diameter shaft, praps i would prefer a tip radius a bit less than 10mm, eg 9mm.


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Police took eight Oklahoma City high school students into custody after a series of fights broke out Thursday at Centennial Mid-High School, a school district spokeswoman said. Four fights occurred about 11 a.m. in classrooms, hallways and other areas at the school, 1301 NE 101, spokeswoman Tierney Tinnin said. One adult male and seven juveniles — five females and two males — were arrested on complaints of disorderly conduct by fighting, officials said. Police do not release the names of juveniles arrested on misdemeanor complaints, Capt. Dexter Nelson said. Tremayne Walker, 18, was taken to the Oklahoma County jail. No one was taken to the hospital after the fights, Tinnin said. School officials are trying to determine what sparked the fights. The school's resource officer, staff members and police from the area stepped in to separate the students involved.
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With the release of Zimbra 8, a UC (unified communications) SDK has been promoted, including two Network Edition features - integration of Mitel and Cisco comms systems.
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3) Can extensions to other UC systems, utilising the SDK, be made available to users on an opensource basis by developers?


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Pot Calling Kettle Black
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Kuafu chased the Sun and died of thirst
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I few weeks ago I started scouting and saw alot of bulls and cows, i went back up this weekend and didnt see a thing but saw alot of cattle where the elk were. When the ranchers move the cattle to an area do the elk move out?
I few weeks ago I started scouting and saw alot of bulls and cows, i went back up this weekend and didnt see a thing but saw alot of cattle where the elk were. When the ranchers move the cattle to an area do the elk move out?
The areas I have always hunted have Cattle in them every so often when I am hunting. It may shuffle the elk around a little but have found that they dont move far and most of the time they dont move at all.
In my experience the cattle will more often than not move the elk out of an area. Especially when the cattle are using the same water, elk often will look for an alternate water source. If water in limited then the elk will stick around a little closer. Good thing is though, when the ranchers gather in late Sept. then the elk will usually move right back in. I would suggest putting up some trail cameras to verify whether or not the elk are gone. Good luck.
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Just like the other posts, in my experiences the elk don't fully move out but they definitely get away from the cattle. Same goes for sheep, we had a bull closing in on us last year during archery. 150 yards...........100..........80.........73........ ..then we hear baaaa baaaaaa. All the elk stop and stare in the direction. Soon as the sheep crested the ridge the elk took off at full speed, down the canyon and out of our lives. Very disappointing but that is what happens when you hunt public land.
Thanks for all the info, ive never really hunted elk where cattle are, it was just very strange that there were elk all over and now nothing. The only thing I could think of was there were no cattle before and alot this time.
Well sheep come with dogs, then men. Elk are not stupid. Cattle...well they free graze all over here in Idaho. Your camp is more in danger than your elk. Wall tents and cows dont mix well. However that said, I have never seen elk leave because of cows.
I hunt because......
Also must add, we did not run sheep where there are elk only deer(out here in N.Cal) so maybe my whole post was moot?!?
Had this same convo on another forum recently mostly about sheep. We ran sheep for many years in the mountains, and no doubt sheep n cattle and all that come with them, dogs, hearders, horses, we ran deer off. But they ALMOST always come back, we kept the sheep moving, and several years we went back in the fall and harvested those same bucks in the same areas or nearby. If you can find and talk to the herders/wranglers talk to them and ask them about the animals they have seen and you will be surprised the amount of info they will give you. They come across stuff you may not have seen, game trails, springs, bedding areas.


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Buffer zone ruling must be extended
In its unanimous finding that "buffer zones" around abortion clinics are unconstitutional, the Supreme Court reached the obvious conclusion. Now, that obviously must be extended to other realms where free speech routinely is restricted.
The justices invalidated a Massachusetts law that had established 35-foot buffer zones around abortion clinics, often including public sidewalks. Abortion protesters and "sidewalk counselors" who attempt to dissuade women entering the clinics from having abortions, had not been allowed within the buffer zone.
Such laws are meant to preclude harassment of women approaching the clinics. But harassment already is illegal, as is blocking an entrance to any building. And every city has laws protecting public safety during demonstrations. As long as people entering the clinic are free to walk away from protesters or "counselors," everyone's rights are protected.
Curiously, the same standards are not applied to other aspects of political free speech, particularly involving politicians. So, women approaching abortion clinics must put up with free speech, while the guys who come with their own bodyguards don't have to worry about it. Protesters routinely are herded far away from the sites of presidential appearances, and those of some other high-ranking officials, for example.
Perhaps the most egregious practice is the establishment of "free speech zones" far away from the arenas where the major parties' conventions take place.
The people who approved the First Amendment more than 220 years ago envisioned the entire United States as a free speech zone. The Supreme Court should back them up on it.
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I haven't done any backpacking for years........and when I did, it was always for fishing. Anyway, I recently purchased an Eberlestock J34. Well, last night I started packing......and I ran out of room FAST!! I know I am probably taking too much, but I'm not really sure what I need to take out. This is just going to be a short trip.....leaving today and returning Sunday. I plan on keeping track of what I use and don't use....then remove from my "packing list" when I get home.
I am thinking that I will upgrade my tent (older LL Bean 2-man "backpacking" tent) and sleeping bag (older Mtn Hardwear 20 degree Lg. mummy) in the near future and this should give me some extra room. I did not put my spike duffel on the outside, so I'm using the base 4600 cubic inches of the J34. It seemed like food took up a good bit of room.....as did extra clothes. It's gonna be warm today....but turning colder tomorrow...so I had to pack some layers. I have minimal hunting gear packed (bow, binos, rangefinder, wind checker, etc.). I probably have too many extra batteries for the GPS and two-way radio......and too much paracord, etc. I'm using a Jetboil Flash and taking two cans of fuel (could probably get by with one).
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KSDK) - With the passing of Stan Musial, Cardinals icon and one of St. Louis' favorite sons, the staff at NewsChannel 5 picked out a handful of our favorite stories over the years featuring No. 6. We hope you enjoy them.
Controversial Stan Musial painting got it right
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Stan Musial receives Presidential Medal of Freedom
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ROCKVILLE, Md. (WUSA) -- Tavares D. Harris was found guilty of first degree assault and use of a handgun for his involvement in a shooting at the Rockville Metro Station in May, officials say.
The Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office announced that the 18-year-old was not found guilty on the conspiracy to commit murder. He was also not found guilty on charges of attempted first and second degree murder.
On May 18, Harris and Kevin Nguyen were charged with attempted 1st degree murder, conspiracy to commit 1st degree murder, use of a firearm in the commission of a violent felony and 1st degree assault for shooting a 16-year-old boy at the Rockville Metro station. A young female was graved by a bullet and was also taken to the hospital.
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Coach Holtz previews Tulsa game
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Friday's practice starts at 4 p.m., open to the public
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Louisiana Tech hosted Southern Miss Nov. 9 in Ruston during a day that also included the Hall of Fame Induction ceremony and the reunion of the 1973 National Championship team.
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Louisiana Tech vs. Lamar, Sept. 7, 2013 at Joe Aillet Stadium in Ruston, La.
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2013: Started all 12 games at center ... Moved back to offensive line in 2013, starting at center ... Registered 37 yards receiving on a pitch from Hunter Lee on the final play of the game against North Texas (10/17).
2012: Moved to defensive line in the spring and recorded eight total tackles and recovered one fumble in his first year on the other side of the ball while also assisting on a sack for a loss of one yard ... In his first game as a defensive lineman, was credited with a solo tackle at Houston (9/8) ... Assisted on a tackle against Rice (9/15) ... Assisted on a tackle at Virginia (9/29) ... Registed an assisted tackle against UNLV (10/6) ... Assisted on a tackle for a loss of one yard against No. 22 Texas A&M (10/16) ... Assisted on a tackle against Idaho (10/20) ... Assisted on two tackles and recovered a fumble at New Mexico State (10/27).
2011: Played in seven games at right guard before moving to center during spring practice.
2010: Played in five games on the offensive line, mainly at right guard.
2009: Redshirted 2009 season.
High School: Lettered three years for coach Mike Vallery at Kilgore High School ... Played both offensive and defensive lineman for the Bulldogs ... Helped lead the team to a 9-3 mark in 2008 and the second round of the state playoffs ... Led the Bulldogs to two consecutive district titles in 2007 (12-4A) and 2008 (14-4A) ... Two-time all-district selection and two-time all-East Texas selection by the Longview News Journal ... Named the defensive lineman of the year as in District 14-4A as a senior ... Recorded 44 tackles, six TFL and two forced fumbles during his senior year ... Ranked as the 69th best offensive guard in the nation by Scout.com ... Threw the discus and the shot put for the track team as a junior.
Personal: Full name is Vincent Kingsley Cano ... Son of Rosemary Lawrence and Matt Swanson ... Has one sister, London ... His father played football at Kilgore Junior College ... Born April 2, 1991.


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London 2012 - China's Zhang Jike serves to Ryu Seungmin of Korea as their partners lie waiting during gold medal match 3 action in men's team table tennis.
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London 2012 - Ryu Seungmin of South Korea chops several defensive shots before switching to an offensive smash and earning a point against China's Zhang Jike in men's team table tennis gold medal competition.
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Ann Arbor, MI (Sports Network) - Trey Burke had 22 points and nine assists and
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When Is Dianna Agron's Quinn Back for Glee Season 4?
This season has been pretty great so far, but we definitely have our complaints. Like, for example, where is Quinn Fabray (Dianna Agron)? Yes, we know, she's at Yale, but we've gotten to see every other member of the Class of 2012 but her. We can't be the only fans who are getting a little aggro for Agron, are we?
But we've held back the angry tweets to Ryan Murphy and haven't yet recorded any pleading fan vids, because we're assured that the return of Lucy Caboosey is nigh! As we learned a while ago, Quinn will be returning soon to visit during Season 4, Episode 8: "Thanksgiving."
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hottest of the hottiesReplyDelete
i love your outfit. also- cutest hubs ever. that is the stuff dreams are made of, my friend.ReplyDelete
S left me a note when he left today, and I thought how JB leaves you cute sweet nothings. I love little love notes. Have a great week!ReplyDelete
1. your husband is amazing and so sweet and thoughtfulReplyDelete
2. florida beaches are beautiful
3. your outfit is freaking adorable!
Did you hem/shorten the dress to make it into a top? I have the same one but in navy! Love it as a shirt!ReplyDelete
That is SO cute that your hubby leaves you little notes, you guys seem like the stuff I hear about in fairytales! Hence, your blog title, right? :) And is the dogs name really whodat? Because seriously, that is pretty awesome dog name. Loved all the pictures!ReplyDelete
Adorable outfit and beautiful images. Just came across your blog and I love it!ReplyDelete
i really like those shorts girl! your so cute with your easygoing yet flawless style...ReplyDelete
your outfit is adorable and if you were any smaller you might break in half.ReplyDelete
that note is so cute...such a sweet husband!ReplyDelete
Those notes from your hubby are SO adorable!!ReplyDelete
im dyyying over the notes!! and your outfit. dying over both. THAT'S a good blog post.ReplyDelete
awww how fun!! looks like a lovely time :) xoxo jcd:: cornflake dreamsReplyDelete
That is one of the sweetest things! What a toughtful hubby you have! Looks like a wonderful weekend as well. Happy MOnday!ReplyDelete
Aw my boyfriend has left me notes around my place too before-I found them throughout the week. :)ReplyDelete
SUCH FUN!! Isn't Whoodie perfect? his girlfirends pretty hot too. :)ReplyDelete
LOVE your outfit! so cute!!ReplyDelete
Love u 3 together! Looks like a fantastic weekend! Great outfit too :)ReplyDelete
weekends like these are the best. looked so fun! i totally have a blog crush on ashley :)ReplyDelete
LOVE this outfit!!ReplyDelete
love the dress turned top! this weekend completed me! seriously! condo was way too quiet when y'all left. is this eviddaaannncccee? hi i have a busted lip is this evviddaaannncceee??? what y'all have is a beautiful thaaanggg.ReplyDelete
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p.p.s. hey pp how's your weeeinnneeerrrr
That's the cutest little dog ever! I love those sweet notes JB left you, how adorable! What a lovely time spent with friends :)ReplyDelete
Haha that's funny that he wrapped it around your credit card. Very sweet =)ReplyDelete
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how sweet are your family and friends. you look beautiful!ReplyDelete
Cute pictures and love that outfit! I need to shop in you're closet missy :) lolReplyDelete
ok that is the sweetest thing ever about the notes. made me wanna cry...glad you had a fun weekend!ReplyDelete
i love your outfit so so much! so cute for summer!ReplyDelete
I love your dress and the puppies are SO cute :) thank you so much for voting too!! It means a lot to us!ReplyDelete
beautiful outfit!! what a fun way to spend non-husband time :)ReplyDelete
yay!! what a fun and beautiful weekend!! love you all tonsels and wish i could have been there too!! xoxoxxoxoxoo love your cute outfit sades!ReplyDelete
Sarahh you are just so stunnning! i love your outfit and those photos of the beach are just beautiful!ReplyDelete
AND that letter from JB is just gorgeous. so so cute. it put a huge smile on my face.
p.s i watched your vlog and i absolutely LOVED IT! i seriously just want you in my real life and not just my blog life haha xx
Aw, what a sweet husband you have! And I'm sure it was so nice to be able to spend time with your friends just after JB left. Nothing like friends to cheer you up! xoReplyDelete
I love that last outfit! The shorts rock.ReplyDelete
i am in love! i really am!ReplyDelete
It sounds like one of those weekends we all need every once in a while to replenish our batteries and remind us of the good things in life! I have two sisters, too, and love spending time with them.ReplyDelete
How sweet is your hubby! Adorable :)
Love your outfit - you look gorgeous!!!ReplyDelete
That pup and the love note are some of the sweetest things I've seen! Lovely photos!ReplyDelete
Love your outfit - amazing pictures!ReplyDelete
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You are so cute! And your photographs are absolutely amazing! I love the soft hues.ReplyDelete
xo Marcie
Precious puppy, gorrrgeous pics, gorrrrgeous YOU, adorable hubby. This post made me happy. :)ReplyDelete
#1 ) your outfit is super cute and i might copy it... just so you know. i'll credit you with the idea.ReplyDelete
#2) your first dog photo looks like the last dog photo in this post: http://fitwithflash.blogspot.com/2010/09/tango-friday.html
#3) i hate you and your stupid Florida girl time. Complete and utter lie. You're adorable. : )
that pup's ears are too much! and secret love notes?! swoooooon :-)ReplyDelete
hey girl. love your blog! you have a marvelous fashion sense and take awesome photos! i found you through "story of my life". and have become your newest follower! <3 EverRubyGirl.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Love the notes from your hubby. How adorable!! Great blog and photos.ReplyDelete
Love this post <3ReplyDelete