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Ironworks Pub
The food at Ironworks Pub is hard to categorize because whatever the mood you're in, whatever your appetite, you're sure to find something that will satisfy.
79 Little Bridge St, Almonte, ON, K0A 1A0
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | West End
Don Cherry's
Hey sports fans, Don Cherry's is the post and the post is the goalie' best friend…when it comes to the ultimate sports bar!
290 Rideau Street, Ottawa, ON, K1N 5Y3
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | Lowertown Market Sandy Hill
1547 Merivale Road, Nepean, ON, K2G 4V3
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | South End
Fulton's Pancake House & Sugar Bush
Fulton's Pancake House & Sugar Bush means 150 years of maple product production.
291 Sixth Concession Rd, Pakenham, ON, K0A 2X0
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | Surrounding West
Dunn's Famous Deli
For a touch of Montreal deli style in Ottawa, Dunn's is the place for smoked meat and more.
220 Elgin Street, Ottawa, ON, K2P 1L7
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | Centretown
Shawarma King
Shawarma King is routinely rated as one of the Middle Eastern cuisine joints in Ottawa, and customer satisfaction has resulted in continuous growth over the years.
395 Bank Street, Ottawa, ON, K2P 1Y3
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | Centretown
Cafe Paradiso
A unique dining experience, combining bistro, jazz lounge, martini bar, and comfortable eatery.
199 Bank, Ottawa, ON, K2P 1W7
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | Centretown
Theo's Greek Taverna
Do you long for Mediterranean warmth and hospitality? Theo's Taverna is the next best thing to a being on a Greek Island.
911 Richmond Rd, Ottawa, ON, K2A 0G8
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | West End
Phnom Penh Noodle House
Source out exotic Cambodian cuisine, along with some more common Southeast Asian fare—at the Phnom Penh Noodle House.
1100 Wellington Street West, Ottawa, ON, K1Y 2Y7
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | Westboro/Parkdale
Sushi Kan
Sushi Kan takes pride in specializing in sushi and they are so eager to share it with you that they offer it as an all-you-can-eat menu item.
1440 Merivale Road, Nepean, ON, K2E 5P1
Type | Restaurants
Neighbourhood | West End


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Kara Goldin throws out all the sugary sodas and juices in her kitchen, and tries to convince her family—and eventually, America—that water can be exciting and delicious.
At home with her two (and eventually four) children, Kara began to apply her consumer savvy to simplifying her family's experiences. Now, instead of cutting through all of the white noise of the online shopping world, she was trying to cut through the white noise of family life. She laid a discerning eye on everything from Sesame Street to strollers to afternoon snacks. Food was the worst culprit. During her harried AOL days, Kara and her nanny would stock the cupboards with convenience meals and snacks, anything that could be prepared and eaten quickly. Now, with more time to spare, Kara pulled out boxes and started reading the long lists of ingredients—which were far from simple. "I found that almost everything I was eating and drinking was filled with chemicals," says Kara. "Worse, I was giving the same stuff to my children."
Kara quietly started brainstorming ways her family could change the way they ate. She needed a challenge that was significant, but doable.
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Our life experience tends to be the things we think about, focus on, appreciate, and feel strongly about. Why not affirm (make stronger) the things we want to have in our life?
This is a simple and powerful exercise for our journal writing. Simply state: "I Am __" ! And write.
What are you? Who are you? Own it. Declare it. Affirm it. Now!
I can't wait to do this.
Let's see…
I Am:
1. Healthy!
2. a writer!
3. a lover!
4. a teacher!
5. well rested and vibrant!
6. irresistible!
7. at peace!
8. enjoying abundance!
9. happy!
10. thankful for my family, job, and all of my friends here engaging at The Warm Milk Journal!
This little exercise took very little time and yet I feel fantastic and affirmed. I highly recommend it.
Your turn, Dear friends!
In Peace,
I Am setting an intention to be at my ease today!
I am at my ease when:
1. I find ways to bend and flow rather than bust and break,
2. In order to do the above, I remember to stay anchored with my faith: faith in God, life, and myself. Life works with me!
3. Determination is fine, but I don't need to try too hard. If I keep pushing, I just may be pushing away the thing I want most.
4. I remember to focus on what is the most important thing- one at a time.
5. Remember to live in day tight compartments, one day at a time.
6. Visualize the life of my dreams, feel thankful for it now, and release it.
7. Don't stress about the little stuff
8. Accept others for where they are and who they are (including myself). We are all doing our best with what we have.
9. Remember to exercise and stretch
10. Above all, don't take anything too seriously.
In Peace,
What we think about and focus on grows. In your journal today, write on the top of your entry: "I Am sure of myself"!
Then write! Write about all the good things you are doing with your life. Write about all the dreams you are making come true. What are some accomplishments and achievements that you feel proud about? Write them down! What are you good at? What are your strengths?
Before I sign off, I will have to have a go at this one… Let's see…
I Am sure of myself!
1. I Am sure that I Am a writer. My calling and passion is to write!
2. I Am sure that I am loved.
3. I Am sure that I am making a difference in others lives as a writer, blogger, mom, wife, friend, and teacher.
4. I Am sure that I have the talent and abilities to make my dreams come true.
5. I Am sure that I can't fail so long as I keep working, learning, and persevering!
6. I Am proud of running the Honolulu Marathon at age 15, graduating from law school, having my children, becoming a teacher, and creating The Warm Milk Journal.
I will finish in my private journal.
Now it's your turn, Dear confident friend…
In Peace,
This evening I offer you three powerful yet simple affirmations that really work. Write them in your journals. Think them. Believe them.
1. I Am in charge of my finances.
2. I Am safe.
3. I Am love.
In peace,
I Am healthy
I Am enough
I Am whole and perfect just as I am.
I Am setting an intention to go at an easy pace today and not do so much rushing around.
Try these intentions and affirmations on this morning or come up with your own. You are in control of your day. It does not have to be the other way around. If we set a positive tone at the outset of the day, we have a better chance of positive outcomes for the day. Try it!
Have a blessed day,
The definition of affirmation is "Something declared to be true; a positive statement or judgment".
We all need to be affirmed. When we are affirmed we feel supported and the vision we have for our lives gets strengthened.
Ways to be affirmed:
1. Writing positive affirmations in the present tense with a strong declaratory voice. Really feel it. For example: "I Am Now a published writer making an excellent living". You can add extra oomph to your positive affirming declaration by then giving thanks for it. So: "I feel so thankful that I Am Now a published writer making an excellent living. Thank you!"
2. We feel affirmed when we are encouraged by others. Choose who you spend time with. That is so important! Have in your life loving,supportive, and positive people.
3. Be a loving, supportive, and positive person yourself! Don't fall into the trap of negativity or self pity. We get more of what we put out there.
4. Stretch out of your comfort zone and actually take action on doing some of the things you've always wanted to do! It is amazing how much confidence you will feel when you do something that you at first may have been hesitant or scared to do. You will then feel more courage to stretch again, and again….
5. Who are you? Who are you really. I made up some business cards about a month ago that have The Warm Milk Journal name on it, and my name with the word underneath my name, "writer". That is who I Am. I Am a writer! I keep one of these cards on my bedside table, on my computer desk, dining room table, in my car, I use them for bookmarks, and I have a stack in my purse that I am more and more passing out to people. I am affirming myself as a writer! Powerful stuff.
If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; if you can dream it, you can become it.
– William Arthur Ward
We are what we think. All that we are arises. With our thoughts, we make our world
– Buddha
A blessed day to you,
Source for quotes: Self Improvement Mentor.com
What if we took challenges and things that we perceive as an "issue" or a "problem" and reframed them in terms of being a gift instead? What would then happen?
Are there issues or challenges in your life that you can reframe and begin seeing the gifts in them rather than a problem or something to be sad or angry about?
Secondly, is there anybody in your life (including yourself) that could benefit from healing energy? For example, maybe you know someone who is under the weather or has a serious illness. Whether it is a cold or cancer, perhaps it would be helpful to think of them as healthy and well rather as sick. I don't think sick people or poor people or anybody under distress need our pity. What they need is affirmation of their wholeness and health and prosperity.
In Peace,
For those of us with anxiety issues, we often get little pangs of self doubt, un-ease, worry, or outright panic. For tonight and anytime you are feeling a little afraid, unsure of yourself, or uneasy… here are five affirmations for you…
I AM enough.
I AM safe.
I AM where I am supposed to be right now.
I AM supported.
I AM loved.
In Peace,
Anxiety can be caused by not asserting ourselves. Many of us are "nice" and as a result more timid than we would like to be. We give in to others' wishes over our own and then later kick ourselves for not standing up and asserting our ideas, wishes, needs, etc. Over time anxiety and regret can take hold and this is not an optimal way to live.
Some of us may be more extroverted than others. That does not mean that we all don't have a voice. What are some ways we can exercise and strengthen our "assertiveness muscle?".
This morning I am going to encourage you to think about how you will assert yourself more in your daily life.
Today I have already set an intention to stand up for myself.
In my journal, I have jotted down a few ideas, such as:
1. Ask for help and support at work.
2. Express my opinions more verbally.
3. Promote myself and what I have to offer more
4. Don't put up with bad behavior from others.
5. Believe in myself and know that the world needs to hear me.
6. I am living from a space of integrity and authenticity. What others' think does not matter.
7. Do not ask for opinions or permission from others- simply take action.
8. Be a squeaky wheel if I need to be.
I will stop here. Your turn! In your journals, write down any ways that being timid and not taking action for yourself has affected your life. Note some ideas for you to assert yourself more.
Positive affirmations help as well. You can write things like:
I AM strong.
I AM confident.
I AM important.
The World needs to hear me.
What others think does not matter or is none of my concern.
I AM creating the life I want to live beginning now by taking action and asserting myself.
Have a blessed day,


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Another Tyrus release!
By David Delabassee-Oracle on May 20, 2014
Tyrus is JSR 356 (Java API for WebSocket) Reference Implementation. The Team working on it doesn't stand still as they have just released another update, i.e. Tyrus 1.6!
As usual, each Tyrus release comes with a set of fixes but also with some new features, here are some them :
- The ability to switch to JDK 1.7 based transport on the client side
- JMX based Monitoring Server Side Resources Utilisation
- WebSocket Application Descriptor Language (WSADL) : an XML descriptor of deployed endpoints. WSADL is to WebSocket what WADL is to RESTful web services.
- etc.
Also, there was a problem with JSR 356 that prevent to use, in a consistent way, Lambda expressions when registering a message handler. The good news is that this is now solved in Tyrus 1.6! We can also expect in the weeks to come a small update to the JSR 356 specification to clarify this point as well.
For additional details on Tyrus 1.6, make sure to check Pavel's blog post.


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The smooth creamy flavors of Irish Cream combined with the flavor of Chocolate Mint. Indescribably delicious!
This coffee presents an incredible flavor combination with the cool and refreshing taste of chocolate, mint and warm delectable Irish cream. Infused with our carefully selected Arabica coffee beans, and specially crafted to perfection, this coffee blend is sure hard to resist! One sip of Irish Mocha Mint flavored coffee and you'll want to kiss the blarney stone!
A 5 lb. heat sealed valve bag will ensure the freshest coffee. Your coffee will be fresh roasted the day it ships. Enjoy!
Irish Mocha Mint Flavored Coffee (5lb Bag)
Irish Mocha Mint Flavored Coffee (5lb Bag)
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United States
3 Stars
not enough chocolate
April 18, 2014
same as the chocolate mint not enough chocolate flavor
Manistee, MI
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Best Flavored Coffee Ever!!
January 27, 2014
I order this by the bulk 5 pounds because it is so delicious. This is the coffee I have in the afternoon after my lunch. Perfect!
Kennesaw, Georgia
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
My favorite morning coffee
January 15, 2014
A great experience all around. Was thrilled to receive an actual 16 ounce pound of coffee; actually 5 whole pounds of coffee. The taste is wonderful and we enjoy it more than any of the others that we have tested/tried. And because CoffeeAM sells coffee by the pound, the actual cost of the coffee is quite reasonable. Traditionally this flavor has been a seasonal item in many retail stores during the winter holidays and difficult to find afterwards. Now I can have it year 'round. Keep up the great coffee and service. Thanks
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5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Wonderful Flavor
February 22, 2012
Good smooth flavor, I have tried different mint and chocolate mint coffes and this by far is the best I have tried;love it on weekends when I can sit and enjoy.
Prescott, AZ
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
February 10, 2012
Chocolate, Irish Cream and Mint - My husband's favorite flavors rolled into one. He has been getting this every time we order and obviously loves it. We have been ordering from Coffee AM for years and have never been disappointed.
Tim Hungerford
Laurens,New York
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Love Irish Mocha Mint
January 24, 2012
I have been a Customer for Many Years-5 Pound Bags are perfect for Me


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Mustangs Finish 20th At 2014 NCAA Swimming And Diving Championship
SMU Picks Up Six All-America Honors
Mustangs Finish Fifth At SMU Classic
SMU Earns Five Top-Three Finishes On Night Two
Mustangs Sit Fifth After Night One Of SMU Classic
Arcila Leads SMU With 50-yard Freestyle Victory
Mustangs Compete In USA Grand Prix
Mustangs Tie For 24th In NCAA Championship
2014 (Summer): Croatian National Championship: Earned a pair of fourth-place finishes in the 50-meter butterfly and 50-meter backstroke ... Was sixth in the 50-meter freestyle.
2013-14 (Sr.):NCAA Championship: The 200-free relay team of Babok, Erasmus, Arcila, Rangelova finished 19th in prelims with a time of 1:29.65 ... Earned a 25th place finish in prelims in the 200-medley relay (Nicol, Arcila, Rangleova) in a time of 1:38.77 ... The team of Babok, N. Lindborg, Arcila, Rangelova finished 18th in prelims in the 400-free relay with a time of 3:17.05 ...American Athletic Conference Championship: Placed first in the 200-free relay (Erasmus, Arcila, N. Lindborg) with a pool record time of 1:29.83 ... Finished second in the 200-medley relay (Arcila, Nicol, N. Lindborg) with a time of 1:38.58 ... Earned a fifth place finish in the 100-butterfly with a time of 55.03 ... Recorded a second place finish the 200-back in the consolation final with a time of 50.25 ... Placed second as a part of the 400-free relay (N. Lindborg, Arcila, Rangelova) with a pool record time of 3:17.20 ...North Texas: Finished as a part of the first place relay team (Nicol, Arcila, Parmenter) in the 200-medley relay with a winning time of 1:43.16 ... Earned a second place finish in the 100-butterfly with a time of 56.44 ... Was first in the 200-free relay (Lindborg, Arcila, Rangelova) with a time of 1:34.05 ...Texas A&M: Placed fifth in the 50-free with a time of 24.51 ... Finished first as a part of a 200-free relay team of N. Lingborg, Arcila, Rangelova (1:35.56) ...Texas A&M Invite: Was part of a 200-free relay team that placed third (Arcila, N. Lindborg, Rangelova; 1:30.16) ... Placed fourth as a part of a 400-free relay team composed of Arcila, N. Lindborg and Rangelova (3:19.38) ... Earned a fourth place finish in the 200-medley relay (Arcila, Nicol, N. Lindborg; 1:39.31) ... Houston: Helped the 200-medley relay team to a first place finish (Parmenter, Babok, N. Lindborg; 1:45.44) ... Finished third in the 100-butterfly (58.88) ... Helped the 200-free relay team to a first place finish (Rangelova, Arcila, N. Lindborg; 1:34.84) ... Rice: Helped the 400-free relay team to a second place finish (Rangelova, Parmenter, N. Lindborg; 3:29.90) ... SMU Classic: Helped the 400-medley relay (Arcila, Nicol, Rangelova) and the 200-medley relay (Arcila, Nicol, Parmenter) to second place finishes.
2012-13 (Jr.): Grand Prix: Finished 23rd in the 100-butterfly and 24th in the 50-free ...NCAA Championship: Was a member of the 10th place 400-free relay team (Arcila, N. Lindborg, Rangelova) and the 11th place 200-free relay team (Arcila, N. Lindborg, Rangelova) ... Conference USA Championship: Was part of the first place 200-free relay team (Arcila, N. Lindborg, Rangelova) and 400-free relay team, which set a meet record (Arcila, Rangelova, Vavourakis) ... Also placed third in the 50-free, fourth in the 100-free and fifth in the 100-butterfly ... Had three fifth place finishes at the SMU Classic in the 400-medley relay (Parmenter, Nicol, N. Lindborg), 800-relay (Rangelova, N. Lindborg, Villars) and 200-medley relay (N. Lindborg, Nicol, Parmenter) ... Also placed 11th in the 50-free and 12th in the free at the Classic.
2011-12 (So.): NCAA Championship: Was a member of the eighth-place 200-free relay and 11th place 400-free relay teams 3/15-17 at the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships... Placed 20th in the 50-meter free 3/9-11 at the Columbus Grand Prix... Conference USA Championship: Finished third in the 50-free, was fourth in the 100-free, fifth in the 100-butterfly, and was a member of the winning and meet record-setting 200-free relay squad 2/15-18 at the Conference USA Championships... Was a member of the second-place 200-free relay 2/4 at Texas... Was a member of the winning 200-free relay 1/25 at TCU... Took second in the 500-free and was a member of the winning 200-free relay team 1/21 at Houston. 2010-11 (Fr.): Won first place in the 50-free (23.98) against Houston on 10/23... Helped the 500-free Relay team take second place and the 300-fly Relay team, the 400-free Relay team and 200-free Relay team all win gold medals at the North Texas Relays on 10/8.
Prior to SMU: Member of the Croatian National Team... Has participated in the Olympic Games, several European Championships, the Mediterranean Games and the World Cup... Has competed in international meets and swim camps in the US, Italy and Slovenia... Swam club for PK Sisak Janaf under coach Miro Zeravica... Is the national record holder in the 50 free, 100 free, 50 fly and 100 fly.
Personal: Anticipated sports management major... Chose SMU for the academics, the weather, the coaches and the diversity of nationalities on the swim team... Enjoys reading books, collecting cookbooks, and hanging out with friends and family... Lists Roger Federer and her brother Robert as her favorite athletes... Parents are Goran and Bozena Babok... Has one brother.


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Lloyd B. Edwards
Position: TE
Height: 6-3 Weight: 248 lbs.
Born: November 26, 1946 in Long Beach, CA
High School: Nathaniel Narbonne
College: San Diego St. (school history)
Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 3rd round (75th overall) of the 1969 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)
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Feasibility of utilizing hydrogen fuel cell systems ...
|Feasibility of utilizing hydrogen fuel cell systems in hybrid energy systems in stand-alone off-grid remote northern communities of Canada
|Garth Simmons
|University of Prince Edward Island
|Gerry Mahar
|Degree earned
|Master of Business Administration
|Place published
|Charlottetown, P.E.I.
|Hydrogen production represents one of the most promising solutions for solving the intermittency in electricity generation that is produced by renewable resources, such as wind. Recent studies have suggested that a potential solution for the storage of excess energy generated by a hybrid energy system is to use a hydrogen fuel cell system operating in parallel with wind turbines (Cotrell and Pratt, 2002; Khan and Iqbal, 2004). This study examined whether a small-scale hybrid system working in parallel with a fuel cell system had reached a commercially viable stage. More specifically, the study investigated under what conditions (wind speed, fuel cell system capital cost, and diesel price) it would be economically feasible to use a wind-hydrogen fuel cell system to replace wind-diesel-battery generated electricity for off-grid applications in remote northern regions of Canada. HOMER (computer software simulation tool) was used to conduct the aforementioned sensitivity analysis as well as for sizing and optimization. The average monthly wind speeds for Iqaluit were used to represent the wind regime potential of a remote northern community. A projected electrical load of 630 kilowatt hours per day with a corresponding peak load of 143 kilowatts was chosen to represent the electrical power requirements of 30 residents for an off-grid small residential development in a remote northern community of Canada. This load requirement was calculated by scaling up, by a factor of 30, the author's own monthly household electrical consumption of 21kWH with a peak demand of 4.76 kilowatts. The analysis revealed that a wind-diesel-battery system is presently the most economically viable solution. However, with a reduction in fuel cell systems (electrolyzer, fuel cells, and hydrogen storage tanks as defined in the Glossary) to approximately 50% of their current costs these systems begin to become cost effective when coupled with a wind-diesel-battery system. It is not until the fuel cell system costs reduce to 20% and wind speeds exceed 7.7 m/s that it is economically justifiable to eliminate the diesel-battery components entirely. Anticipated advances in fuel cell system research and development are needed to enable the fuel cell system technology to become an economically viable option.
|In presenting this signature project report in partial fulfilment of the requirements for a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Prince Edward Island, the author has agreed that the Robertson Library, University of Prince Edward Island, may make this signature project freely available for inspection and gives permission to add an electronic version of the signature project to the Digital Repository at the University of Prince Edward Island. Moreover the author further agrees that permission for extensive copying of this signature project report for scholarly purposes may be granted by the professor or professors who supervised the author's project work, or, in their absence, by the Dean of the School of Business. It is understood that any copying or publication or use of this signature project report or parts thereof for financial gain shall not be allowed without the author's written permission. It is also understood that due recognition shall be given to the author and to the University of Prince Edward Island in any scholarly use which may be made of any material in the author's report.
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(blushing) Thank you, Vince! In the interest of full disclosure and tooting of my own horn, those stats did not include Java forums where I am also in the habit or answering same 5 questions all over again :-)
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Overgrown Grave Site Breathes Life
Into State's Expedition History
Sacagawea's son signals a bicentennial and an onslaught of visitors to this rural community
JORDAN VALLEY -- Here in a remote corner of Oregon's high desert, an overgrown grave site is to be cleared of sagebrush and dust, and a turnout for tourists cut along the side of a gravel road.
Despite its isolation -- 457 miles from Portland and 83 miles from Boise -- the resting place of Jean Baptiste Charbonneau is being groomed for thousands of expected visitors.
Charbonneau is none other than "Pomp," one of the most famous babies of the 19th century. Today his visage graces the new one-dollar U.S. coin with his mother, Sacagawea.
Born Feb. 11, 1805, he was carried on the Lewis and Clark Expedition. His unusual presence on a military expedition helped soothe Native American tribes encountered by the Corps of Discovery, aiding the success of the trip.
His grave, discovered in the 1960s, has fallen into disrepair since being named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.
With the bicentennial celebration of the Lewis and Clark Expedition approaching in 2003, work crews began clearing sagebrush from the site last weekend, prepping for a June 24 dedication.
The grave site restoration is being done under the umbrella of the Oregon Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation. New fencing, trees and roadwork on the dusty county road leading to the site are under way. State transportation workers put up new signs to the off-road site last week.
"It's kind of remarkable, the life he lived," said Roger Wendlick, associate curator of the Chuinard/Wendlick Collection at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, who is guiding the restoration work. "And he ended up here."
After the expedition's conclusion in 1806, Charbonneau went on to live a storybook life. Educated in Europe by a German aristocrat, he returned to the West as a mountain man and military scout, eventually working as a miner during the California Gold Rush before dying at 61 at a lonely stage stop near Jordan Valley in 1866.
Now he lies in the heart of the Owyhee country, rough volcanic lands of high Oregon desert and snowcapped mountains. Cattle ranches dominate the area, a place settled by miners and cattlemen in the 1860s. The grave is three miles off U.S. 95 in the community of Danner, about 17 miles west of Jordan Valley.
The bicentennial is slated for 2003 through 2006, and communities all along the trail are preparing for the tourists expected to throng to historic sites. Although far from the actual trail, the grave of Charbonneau could draw thousands of visitors enthralled with the role of Sacagawea and her child on the trip. Already, with an overgrown grave and poor signs on the highway, hundreds of people visit the site each summer.
"It will bring a lot of people in," said Mike Hanley, whose 1,000-head cattle ranch sits just out of town. "Tourism will help."
Jordan Valley, like dozens of rural communities in the West, is reeling from the effects of a changing economy. Grazing restrictions are helping slow the cattle industry, while last year the Kinross-Delamar Gold Corp. closed its mine in the area, cutting more than 100 jobs. The Jordan Valley School District has lost approximately 50 of its 142 students since the mine closed, said Superintendent Don Fluke.
Meanwhile, lower air fares, Native American gambling casinos and the lure of Las Vegas have stolen highway traffic that used to thread through this town on the way to Winnemucca and Reno, Nev.
"This highway has died," said Gary Moran, owner of the Old Basque Inn in Jordan Valley. "Anything would help."
Pomp's final stop
Charbonneau had no intention of staying when he arrived at the Inskip Station in May 1866. Chilled from crossing the icy waters of the Owyhee River, some 25 miles to the west, he came down with pneumonia and died at the stage stop.
His two traveling companions -- en route to Montana -- sent off an obituary to a nearby mining town and rode off into a shadow of history. No one is certain who they were or what became of them.
After that, the legend of Charbonneau and his grave evaporated in the dry desert air.
His earlier life is only slightly better known. He first came to Oregon as an infant, accompanying the Corps of Discovery. He turned a year old in present-day Warrenton.
Capt. William Clark took a particular liking to the boy and saw to it that Baptiste, as Charbonneau was later called, received an education in St. Louis upon the expedition's return in 1805.
As Baptiste grew, he enjoyed world culture in a way far beyond the dreams of most Americans of the time. In 1823, Baptiste traveled to Europe in the company of German nobleman Prince Paul of Wurtemburg. For six years he toured Europe, learned to speak at least four languages fluently and became a favorite in royal courts.
At 24, he came home to the West. For the next 15 years, he traveled the Rocky Mountains as a mountain man, meeting up with legends such as Jim Bridger, John C. Fremont and Jim Beckwourth. He scouted for the Mormon Battalion during the Mexican-American War in the 1840s and settled in California. He served as an alcalde for the San Luis Rey Mission, then spent about 20 years in the gold country of Central California.
His quiet death in Oregon in 1866 belied the dent he left in U.S. history.
In the 20th century, local legend among ranchers in the area told of somebody famous buried on the Ruby Ranch. Not until a historian from New Mexico teamed up with the Skinner ranching family in the 1960s was anyone sure who was in the grave.
Tracking Charbonneau's whereabouts from California to Oregon, scholars, including the late Irving Anderson of Portland, became convinced that Charbonneau was in the ground here. Anderson was one of the pre-eminent scholars on Sacagawea.
Graves beside a gravel road
When Charbonneau's obituary was discovered in an old newspaper from an Idaho mining town, historians were sure he had died at Inskip Station.
Today, Charbonneau's grave and five others sit beside a gravel road, separated from a cattle and horse range by a wobbly fence. The other graves are thought to be of a child, a woman and three men. All died in the 19th century, presumably at the fortified Inskip Station. The remains of the station sit across the road from the ranch, on private property.
The new dedication of the grave site is sure to stir up more than just dust and sagebrush in the West. Some people -- including members of the Shoshone tribe in Wyoming -- believe both Charbonneau and Sacagawea are buried on the Wind River Indian Reservation in Central Wyoming, the result of a long-standing claim that the two lived there in their last days.
A theory arose in the 1930s that Sacagawea died April 9, 1884, and was buried at Fort Washakie in Wyoming. Charbonneau is purported to be buried in the same cemetery. But most historians believe his mother died on December 20, 1812, in present-day South Dakota, and Charbonneau at Inskip Station in 1866.
There are plenty of challenges to completing the memorial site before its June dedication; Wendlick is trying to raise more than $5,000 to pay for the renovation, facilities for visitors ranging from parking to restrooms remain in short supply, and locals who live near the grave site worry over dust and traffic on a little-used rural road.
Bruce and Joni Boyle raise horses and cattle on the 6,000-acre Ruby Ranch near the grave site. And while pleased with the legacy of the remote ranch, they view the grave warily.
"We could see the good and bad of that," Bruce Boyle said.
Many ranchers in this part of Oregon feel under siege. Environmental concerns have forced cattle off land near the Owyhee River, while changing consumer tastes have hurt beef prices. Having more "outsiders" driving down rural ranching roads seems like trouble to some.
Still, the Boyles are donating about one acre of land that Charbonneau's grave occupies and are building a better fence around the Inskip Station site to allow tourists to see the remains of the stone station, without damaging it.
"We love the history of this country," Bruce Boyle said. "There is nothing you can do but support it."
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A representative for the Foo Fighters clarified on Monday that the band is definitely not breaking up, just taking a break.
On Tuesday (October 2) lead singer Dave Grohl himself weighed in and made it crystal clear that not only is his long-running rock juggernaut still a thing, but he never wants the ride to end. "Dave here. Just wanted to write and thank you all again from the bottom of my heart for another incredible year," he said in a statement, noting that 2012 marks the 18th season of the Foo.
"We truly never could have done any of this without you … Never in my wildest dreams did I think Foo Fighters would make it this far. I never thought we COULD make it this far, to be honest. There were times when I didn't think the band would survive. There were times when I wanted to give up. But… I can't give up this band. And I never will. Because it's not just a band to me. It's my life. It's my family. It's my world."
During the Foos' set at the Global Citizen Festival on Saturday Grohl said it would be a while before fans got to see his band onstage again.
"This is it, man. We don't have any [shows] after this," he said from the stage of the charity event that also featured sets from the Black Keys and Neil Young and Crazy Horse. "This is the show where we come out and we play as many songs as we can in a short period of time, because honestly, I don't know when we're going to do it again." That comment, as well as a declaration that the set-closing "Everlong" was the "last chance to dance!" revved up speculation that Grohl might be folding the tent on his stadium-rocking post-Nirvana band.
In his statement Grohl made it clear that he meant what he said on stage, but not the way some have interpreted it. "Yes … I was serious," he said. "I'm not sure when the Foo Fighters are going to play again. It feels strange to say that, but it's a good thing for all of us to go away for a while. It's one of the reasons we're still here. Make sense? I never want to NOT be in this band. So, sometimes it's good to just… put it back in the garage for a while … But, no gold watches or vacations just yet."
Instead, he'll be focusing all his energy on finishing his long-in-the-works documentary, "Sound City," and its companion soundtrack. "A year in the making, it could be the biggest, most important project I've ever worked on," he said. "Get ready … it's coming."
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Voters in Florida's Congressional District 19 are still being subjected to a "he said - she said" scheme by the Democrat and Republican candidates. There have been at least three different groups that have proposed hosting forums/debates for voters to meet and assess the candidates that will be on the June 24, 2014 Special Election Ballot. The Libertarian Party of Florida challenger in the race, Ray Netherwood, said today, May 15, 2014, "Voters should not stand for these shenanigans. I challenge Ms. Freeman and Mr. Clawson to a debate at any location and at any time in the next 30 days … the sooner the better." He continued, "I understand their hesitation, neither has an original thought and they do nothing but spout their respective party's talking points. I believe that voters have had enough of these types of games. If you're a candidate for office, you shouldn't be afraid to debate the issues. I am ready and waiting."
The Collier County League of Women Voters began efforts to schedule a forum on April 25th and ended on May 12th with a cancellation. Also, around the end of April the Ft Myers group "BUPAC" was trying to schedule a forum. That effort ended with an email this morning, that the group also could not get candidates to commit -- read that either Clawson or Freeman. It would seem that both candidates are just hunkering down and hoping that their respective party's voters will hang in there with them.
Netherwood will be in Tampa over the weekend at the Libertarian Party of Florida's Annual Convention, and will be available during a media hour on Saturday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. He will be available the entire weekend for a call or email from candidates who might want to discuss "real issues and real ideas."
Ray Netherwood is a Libertarian candidate for US Congress, District 19. Ray served in the United States Air Force for over 20 years. After retiring from the Air Force in 1995, Ray worked as the Administrator of the Chesterfield Health District and also served as the Acting Executive Advisor to the Deputy for Health Policy for the Virginia Department of Health. Ray and his wife Shelley live in Marco Island, FL. For more information, please visit www.Ray2014.com.
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By webmink on Sep 03, 2005
If you're in the UK, you may be interested in listening to national Radio 4 at 4pm on Tuesday where the Shop Talk programme will be exploring "Business Blogging" (the programme will also be available online from Wednesday, for about a week). I had the pleasure to appear on the programme, which was recorded last Tuesday, along with the glitterati of the UK blogging scene - Adriana Cronin-Lukas, a UK blogging consultant, Heather Platts who runs soap manuafacturer Eieflud and has recently started a blog, analyst Azeem Azhar and James Cherkoff, another blogging consultant. There was also a recorded interview with online tailor Thomas Mahon.
As Adriana points out, the smooth but strongly directive approach taken by the very professional presenter, Heather Payton, meant that there was little room to really explore the UK blogging scene as a phenomenon. In particular and to my regret I didn't even get to plug the UK blogging conference, 'Our Social World', which is happening on Friday in Cambridge and will likely be an excellent venue for the discussion Radio 4 missed. I'll be there, maybe you will be too?
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This grant to SolRayo is based on the successful completion of the NSF-STTR Phase I program titled 'Using Nanoparticle Oxide Coatings to Extend Cycle Life of Cathode Materials in Lithium-Ion Batteries.' During the Phase I project, the company demonstrated that its low-cost, easy-to-apply nanoparticle oxide coating improved the life cycle of specific rechargeable lithium ion batteries by several folds. The Phase I project was concluded on June 30, 2011.
This Phase II grant will be used for the commercialization of the nanoparticle oxide coating. The University of Wisconsin in Madison is a partner in the research and development of this nanotechnology.
The Phase II project was formally begun on April 1, 2012 and is slated for completion on March 31, 2014. The research is being carried out jointly at the laboratory of Marc Anderson, a professor at the University of Wisconsin, and at SolRayo's facility located in Madison. Dr. Walter Zeltner, Director of Battery Research at SolRayo, will lead the project at the company.
The work under the direction of Dr. Zeltner was a success during the Phase I project. Dr. Zeltner informed that enhanced results are expected during the Phase II project and a completely commercialized product for use in battery production processes is expected to be available at the completion of the Phase II project.
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NEW YORK (AFP) – Defending champion Serena Williams won her much-anticipated US Open showdown with Sloane Stephens on Sunday while Li Na avenged a painful loss in Rome to join the world number one in the last eight.
Williams defeated US 15th seed Sloane Stephens 6-4, 6-1 to reach the US Open quarter-finals, winning eight of the last nine game in avenging a loss that ousted her from the 2013 Australian Open.
"It definitely felt like a bigger match because Sloane is such a great player, but I had to stay focused in the moment," Williams said. "I just tried the whole time to do what I wanted to, stay calm and stay relaxed."
Williams booked a quarter-final against Spanish 18th seed Carla Suarez Navarro, who upset German eighth seed Angelique Kerber 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7/3).
Also booking a quarter-final matchup were Chinese fifth seed Li, who beat Serbian ninth seed Jelena Jankovic 6-3, 6-0, and Russian 24th seed Ekaterina Makarova, who upset Polish third seed Agnieszka Radwanska 6-4, 6-4.
Li, the 2011 French Open champion, matched her best US Open result by reaching the last eight.
"Maybe today was the best match of my whole life," Li said, saying that her strategy against Makarova would be to "Play aggressive. I wish I can play the same level like today."
Li improved to 5-4 against Jankovic, motivated by the sting of a loss in their most recent match in a round-of-16 affair last May in Rome.
"Last time I lost to her in Rome I was feeling so sad," Li said. "I was feeling I played so good. I said, 'You have to remember how you felt after Rome and not have that feeling any more."'
Suarez Navarro hit 45 winners and took advantage of 50 unforced errors by Kerber to rally for the victory after two hours and 41 minutes.
Radwanska dropped the last eight games and was ousted in the fourth round at the US Open for the fourth time, having never reached the quarter-finals.
"I want to know as well what happened," Radwanska said. "She was a little nervous in the beginning and she started playing better and better and I didn't do anything to win that first set."
Williams, who at 31 could become the oldest US Open women's champion, and Stephens had not played since the 20-year-old prodigy beat the four-time US Open champion 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 in an Australian Open quarter-final last January.
The Williams-Stephens relationship was strained after Stephens accused the 16-time Grand Slam champion of being disrespectful and using intimidation tactics and mind games with her yells of "Come on," but both women said before the match that soured feelings had been repaired.
In the 87-minute match, both apologized to each other for wind-blown ball tosses that they did not hit. And when they met at the net after match point, Williams told Stephens, "I love you so much."
Stephens said she was simply outplayed by the world's best.
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Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles de Caliente began the season with a 1-0 home loss against Puebla FC to open up the Apertura 2014 of La Liga MX. The camoteros won their first game at the Caliente Stadium after having fallen in their previous attempts.
The Aztec dogs began strong moving forward on attack and quickly taking shots on Rodolfo Cota's net. Argentine Dario Benedetto was very active on the pitch and the most motivated player on the field. He fought for loose balls and passed to his teammates on several occasion generating plays that Xolos could not take advantage of.
In the 9th minute of play La Franja surprised the dogs with a three simple passes in the area that landed in Luis Loroña's foot. The defender shot to goalkeeper Cirilo Saucedo's right. The keeper dove, but the ball entered his net to give Puebla the 1-0 lead.
From that point on Ruben Omar Romano ordered his team to fall back and defend the goal. Xolos took over the field and generated more plays, but could not break through the Puebla defense. Romano's team have five across the back line with a sixth in the center to intercept. Tijuana could not get close enough to take a shot on goal.
The second half saw more of the same with the Puebla defense buried in the back waiting on a counterstrike opportunity. The game began to get heated with a slight scuffle breaking out between the players. A second scuffle left Puebla with a 10 men on the field after Efrain Cortes was sent off for un-sportsman-like conflict. For the final 26 minutes of play La Franja left possession of the ball with the home team, waiting in the back defending their lead.
Benedetto, who'd been taken down in the area in the first half but no penalty called, was taken down once more in the second half. However, this time the referee pulled a yellow card on the Argentine for taking a dive. The dogs continued to take shots, but time ran out. Puebla win their first game in Tijuana.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala.- The Alabama softball team dropped the opening game of its series against Florida, 4-1, Friday night in front of 3,240 fans at Rhoads Stadium. With the loss, Alabama falls to 45-6 overall and 21-5 in the Southeastern Conference, while Florida improves to 44-8 overall and 21-5 in the SEC. The loss deadlocks the two teams into a tie atop the SEC standings.
Florida pitcher Hannah Rogers improved to 26-4 on the season after holding Alabama hitless until the sixth inning, when Jennifer Fentonhit a one-out single through the left side. Rogers allowed one run on three hits and struck out seven.
Jackie Trainadropped to 29-2 for Alabama, giving up four runs - three earned on six hits in her seven innings of work while striking out nine batters.
After Florida scored a first inning unearned run, Alabama tried to battle back. The Tide loaded the bases with two outs, but was turned away by a Rogers strikeout.
Florida managed to score three runs in the top of the seventh, but Alabama tried to come back in the bottom of the frame. Traina led off the inning with an opposite field solo home run, her ninth of the year, but the Tide could not manage anymore offense.
Senior Kendall Dawson was able to officially etch her name in the Alabama record books. The backstop threw out her 40th career would-be base stealer to break a nine year old record of 39, formerly held by Lacy Prejean.
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Enjoyable events are planned for the Koshare Open House on Saturday. Lex Nichols will be releasing his new CD, which is a mix of Native American Flute and traditional guitar music. He will be playing off and on from noon to 4 p.m., alternately with performances by the Koshare dancers.
The CD is called "The Long Road." It will be available directly from Lex Nichols or at the Koshare Indian Museum. It is also available at Amazon. com or iTunes online. A majority of the flute pieces were recorded live in various natural surroundings, wrote Nichols.
Nichols is a professional photographer and musician from Rocky Ford. He uses music and photography as forms of expression in the arts. "To tell a story through a photograph or a song is a form of healing to some and a way to convey a message to others. To see nature's force at work and capture the beauty in all things is a fine balance like the notes of a song working together in harmony. May it wake and stir your soul," wrote Nichols.
Nichols is famous for his photographs of lightning and landscapes. His website is http://lexnicholsphotography.com/blog (or just Google him). He has played guitar for 32 years and took up flute in 2011. He makes his Anasazi, Shakuhachi and other Native American flutes from bamboo. He also plays flutes from Butch Hall, M.G. Allen (Coyote Oldman) and Ken Light.
In addition, paintings from the estate of Wally Harper will be on exhibit Saturday, said Jeremy Manyik, executive director of the Koshare Indian Museum. Many are by nationally known painters. Harper died in August. He was a Key Leader of the Koshares, having become interested in the organization when he photographed them for Boys' Life.
Later on, he worked for Disney for 20-odd years at Disney World in Orlando, but whenever he had a vacation, he would fly out to Colorado to help out on Koshare tours and travel.
Free chili and samples of regional food are an additional attraction. Sherry Manyik's chili is outstanding. You can also shop at the museum gift shop for unusual and beautiful native American crafts and jewelry, with discounts on highest priced item over $20.
Here are the main features of the Holiday Open House at the Kiva:
What: flute and guitar music by Lex Nichols, Winter Show Dances by the Koshares, food by Sherrry Manyik, door prizes every hour, free admission to museum featuring Wallace Harper Estate paintings, shopping discounts
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WESTFIELD CENTER — Golf can be a consuming sport.
Hours and hours of practice are never out of the question, simply because it's what you have to do to stay on top of your game.
Because of this, many players at the Westfield Junior PGA Championship eat, sleep and breathe the links.
Lisa McCloskey is different. While golf is a big part of her life, she doesn't want to miss out on the fun that comes with being a teenager, either.
McCloskey isn't an obsessive golfer stuck in a 15-year-old's body. She's a 15-year-old who loves to play golf. And cook. And travel. And hang out with her friends.
"During weekends I'll practice, but I'll find time for movies,†said McCloskey, who lives in Montgomery, Texas and added she enjoys any good comedy flick.
The honor student also finds time for homework because advanced placement classes have a lot more weight than a club, a ball and a tee.
"I definitely want to go to college,†said McCloskey, whose Friday round was closely watched by Texas A&M coach Trelle McCombs. "From there, hopefully I'm good enough to go pro.â€
McCloskey won the Texas 4A individual state title and Montgomery High win its seventh straight 4A state crown this spring. With a Polo Golf ranking of 14th, she certainly can play with the top junior golfers in the world, but that's where the similarities end.
McCloskey's mother, Maria, hails from Cucuta, Columbia. She met Lisa's father, Jeff, when he was on a business trip for Occidental Petroleum. Without the unique twist of fate stepping in, Lisa would have never been thought of.
Along with her older brother, Jay, Lisa was born in the South American country and the family eventually found its way to Southern Texas.
The country has not been forgotten thanks to vacations back to Columbia. McCloskey was quick to defend her mother's native land, which has garnered the reputation of a drug-filled nation over the years.
"It's different. The infrastructure is not very good,†said McCloskey, who is sitting in a tie for ninth place at 8-over-par after third round action. "But the people are very friendly. When I lived there I never seen (drug lords).
"In the U.S., you think Columbia and you think drugs. (Americans) haven't been there, so they don't know.â€
Three golf courses surround the McCloskey house — New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens lives a few blocks away — and there is a greenside view from her back porch.
It wasn't a matter of question of if, but when she would fall in love with the game.
"I like that it's more mental than physical,†said McCloskey, who has a smooth, clean swing. "It's different from every other sport.â€
Golf is also very competitive, whether it's player against player or player against the course. While McCloskey enjoys the challenge, it's the personal side that attracts her to junior tournaments.
"It's all the people you meet,†McCloskey said. "Sometimes you get gifts and you're playing really nice courses.â€
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On Wednesday, the city of Wilmington will start two downtown stormwater projects.
The projects are designed to alleviate flooding and protect the streets during heavy rains, according to a news release.
The city will replace the drainage system at the intersection of Front and Walnut streets. At first, Walnut Street will be closed between Front and Water streets. After that, the intersection at Front and Walnut will close. The project will run through mid-April.
The city will also replace the drainage system at the intersection of Water and Ann streets. The project will last through mid-March. The intersection of Water and Ann streets will be closed a majority of the time. Ann Street between Water and Front streets will be closed a portion of the time.
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College Hockey:Princeton in need of new head coach after Prier resigns
Bob Prier has resigned as Princeton's head coach after three seasons behind the Tigers' bench.
"On behalf of the Princeton University, I'd like to wish Bob Prier the best of luck in the next chapter of his career," Princeton athletic director Gary Walters said in a statement. "Bob has represented Princeton with great energy and passion, and he had a great love for the Princeton hockey program. We wish him and his family well."
Prier was 25-58-12 at Princeton and the Tigers finished a distant 12th in 12-team ECAC Hockey this season.
Before coming to Princeton, Prier spent nine years as an assistant coach at his alma mater, St. Lawrence.
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Joe Gaiter: What is your motivation for playing football?
Cleveland Davis: My father and brother were extraordinary athletes. My father was an All-American at Southern University in 69&70 and was a football coach for 25 years. He is the founder of the South Baton Rouge Rams, one of the most prestigious youth football organizations in America. My brother was an all state running back three years of his high school career at McKinley High School. Watching him run the football was a thing of beauty. I wanted to be just like him. He had a troubled childhood and fell into a life of crime and before he could fulfill his dreams of playing football on the D1 level, he had to serve time in prison. He walked on to the LSU football team in 1997 and was the backup to Cecil Collins but had to serve a 12 year sentence. I wanted to prove that I was better than they were and show them that I could do whatever they did.
Joe Gaiter: What will you miss most about playing at LSU?
Cleveland Davis:I will miss my teammates the most. The relationships that you create. The camaraderie you create while being beaten down by the heat of a Louisiana sun & humidity in the summer, on the field, off the field, in the meeting rooms, in the media, etc. My brothers are who I will miss most.
Joe Gaiter: What do you have to offer an NFL team?
Clevland Davis:A great football mind. A downhill approach to the game. Tough, physical, powerful runner, a future coach. I offer a wide variety of skills on the field. I played fullback my first 3 seasons. I created a relationship with Frank Wilson and I respect him as an incredible coach. My last season, I converted to defensive tackle for fall camp. I bulked up to 282 pounds to give the team some much needed depth at defensive tackle and though I was very raw at the position, my motor always was going which earned me some time on the field. I made my biggest impact on the special teams on the kickoff team. I was the sledgehamme while the opposition were the nails and I routinely smashed people and funneled the return to the coverage. Scout team is the other place I made an impact for the team. The most important part of the week for a football team is weekly preparation. I played about 12 different positions for the team. QB, FB, HB, TE, WR, guard, tackle, center, DT, DE, LB and safety. I was good at everything. Not an incredible athlete, but what I didnt have physically, I made up mentally with old fashioned know-how and savvy.
Joe Gaiter: What are some things that you learned from your college football experience?
Cleveland Davis:I learned how to be a man. Football is the closest thing to life personified. You will go through hardships, good times, bad, adversity, you get penalized for your mistakes, you exploit others weaknesses, maximize your strengths and make things happen. Life lessons on the field.
Joe Gaiter: Why should an NFL team draft you? Me?
Cleveland Davis:Easy. You get more than just an old school player. You get a great mind for the game. I will find a way to get the job done. Here at LSU, I faced adversity almost every day. I was undersized as a DT, but I found a way to make it work. I was a fullback in a new system. I found a way to make it work. 6'0, 270 is perfect for an NFL FB/ special teams guy. Mentally, I'm ready for whatever challenges are ahead. Coming from where I'm from, you see a lot of hard things. Growing up poor, you are hungry for better. I will give all I can physically and I am happy just to have a shot. If it doesn't come, I'm just blessed to have had a chance to represent LSU.
Joe Gaiter: What are your biggest strengths on the field?
Cleveland Davis:Enthusiasm, power, strength, battle tested leader with scars to show for it, great balance.
Joe Gaiter: What are the keys for someone to successfully play your position?
Cleveland Davis:As a fullback, or defensive tackle: strength, speed, unselfishness, quickness, toughness, dexterity.
Joe Gaiter: Do you have a backup plan if you don't get drafted?
Cleveland Davis:I love this game so damn much. I will coach , hopefully on the college level. I've started on the high school level at my high school, McKinley Senior High and I love it.
Joe Gaiter: What player in the NFL has your style of play?
Cleveland Davis: Quinn Johnson. tough, good blocker, great special teams player.
Joe Gaiter: Are you unteachable or do you know it all right now?
Clevland Davis:I consider myself very coach-able. If you ask any of my coaches, if you show me how to do something, I can exactly replicate it. I could do anything asked of me.


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Amber Marie is looking like a beautiful doll in her white lingerie and thigh-high stockings.
You say That ,and I say she looks best out of them.
Love that she looks like the everyday average girl next door, very petite and very natural looking, yet very naughty and sexy with her panties pulled to the side showing off her sweet hot clean shaven mouth watering pussy! I love that shot! Great pictures! : )


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Unboxing of the Samsung Focus on AT&T
Windows Phone 7 is now readily available in the United States, and after a hit-and-miss first day of sales it does seem to be picking up speed. On November 8 we saw the release of three different WP7 devices; 2 on AT&T and one on T-Mobile (a third on AT&T, the LG Quantum, came out a few days later). Our friends at Samsung sent us a demo unit of one of AT&T's first WP7 devices, the Samsung Focus, and we captured our first beautiful moments with the device on film.
Here, without further adieu, we have the unboxing video of the Samsung Focus with AT&T. Full review to come later, but at least let's see what goodies the box has to offer as well as get our first overall impressions of the device. Spoiler: it's pleasantly surprising.